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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13

and her voice trembled with the in
tensity of the one purpose that was
shining with the light of truth through
the murk Of her deception-"it will
only help to end the slaughter" She
held out her hand convulsively In
parting as If she would leave the rest
with him.
II think It will" he said soterly.
II think It will prove that you have
done a great service" he repeated as
he caught both her hands, which were
cold from her ordeal. His own were
warm with the strong beating Of his
heart stirred by the promise OF what
he had Just heard. But he did ntk
prolong the grasp. He was as esSer
to be away to his work az she To be
alone. Il think II will. You viii know
in the morning." he added.
His steps were sturdier than ever
in the power OF FIVE against three as
he started back to the house. When
he reached the veranda. Bouchard. the
saturnine chief OF intelligence, ap
peared in the doorway Of the dining
room; or. rather, reappeared, for he
had been standing there Throughout,
the interview of Westerling and Marta
whose heads were Just visible, above
the terrace wall. to his hawk eyes.
"A little promenade in the open and
my mind made up" said Westerling
clapping Bouchard on the shoulder.
Something about an attack to
night?" asked Bouchard.
You guess right. Call the Others
Five minutes later he was seated
at the head of the dining-room table
with his chiefs around him waiting for
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13
Marker for a Funeral.

Matt Hogan was making collec'
ton to meet funeral expenses for one
of the fraternity who had died sud-
denly and penniless. He asked n'e
dollars from each contributor. typ
cal "tinhorn" came along and said'
Put me down for five"
Where's the money!" asked Mail
"Il give it to you later"
What are you trying to DO! o~
manded Hogan sharply, put In
marker to help bury dead man!
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13

Dad (from the halD-"Why, Mar
jorie. how dim the light is in here!"
Freddy (the fiance, not a college
graduate in vain)-'Yes, sir. Profes.
sor Munsterberg has a theory that
brilliant light benumbs the intellect
We are experimenting to find the de-
gree of illumination by which the at
tention is kept vivid and the mental
functions active."-Judge.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13
Helping the Youngsters.

One Of the Chicago municipal court
Judges has established a library for
foreign boys in the boys court. Ar
rangements have been made by him
with the public library to furnish
books written in the native tongues
of the nationalities most frequently
represented in the court.-The Living
Church.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13
Trying to Forget.

He-Don't you remember me-
She-Why should |?
I'VE were engaged to be marf'e'
last summer at the beach"
Yes; but don't you recollect yvs
told me to forgive and forget you
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13
Interrupted Communication.

You don't mean to say that this
Is the first you've heard of it,"
Absolutely"
why. it's the talk of the neighbor.
hood"
Eyes. but my wife Is away ON q
visit"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13
But Not on That.

However. the city chap who imag-
ines ne could get rich raising chick
ems on a two acre farm may be per-
lectfy sane on all other subjects.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13
Reasonable Theory.

Boss-No; we have all the men "
need. ..re
Laborer-Seems like you couie
one more, the little bit Of Work w
do.-Judge.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13
RUB-MY-TISM

VIII cure your Rheumatism anu
kinds of aches and pains-NeuIse.
Cramps. Collie, Sprains. Bruises. ~
Old Sores, Burns. etc. AnussV
Anodyne. Price 25c.-Adv.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13

The devil may have his faul's ~
he never puts off till tomorro"
he can do today.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13
The Reason.

Your new clerk appears 10 De
blue about his work. -.
That's only because he's gre'~
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13
INTERNATIONAL
SUNlGYSC1O0L
LESSON

By F. o. SELLERS Acting Director OF
Sunday School Course Moody Bible In
stitute, ChicagoD
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-13

LESSON TENT Samuel 3:l-l3. 70. %
GOLDEN TENT-Speak. Jehovah: for
thy servant heareth.-I Samuel 3.S, r. Y.
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(To BE CoNTINUEDJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-20
Gr bdlt es ou9 fiir unmDglih. bab
sStaIien uno AumGuien iiH auf
bic Ssite Der 0erbiiHbetsn
iteaen fDnnten.

SIN 9rOBen 9daptqarS
quartier Der bsutf den u T.
NEE, in Srantrei4, 16, SaHr
0ia aOubOH, 10. San. rNebr SffeHs
iips bon oisisr strt (auf pi, iesisen Sf'
feniip SperotiOneu Der @erbiinoetsn
gssua nsbmsRo) piirDs uHs ishr Dia.
.ommsn iein.
Die griten iinb CUTE SoIoatsH,
aber cine @rmse obne pie nOtHseH
Sffisiere aHbllnierpffi3isrs tauH taum
eiue 9lrmss gsnannt perosn.
mir fiub fir cine aanouns fsiubs
Iider 9ruppsu in gsIgisH DplitdHois
pprbersitst; je friiber oisIs srfOlat Oss
ito Iiebsr III e. uns."
Dies iinb si1ise Der 9lusbriide. DON
rubigem Sptimismus outtbrlinssn,
beren fi6 Der beutf9s arisssminiitsr
unb Gbsf bss Grobsn GeDsralfbabs,
S.ueralleutnant Grid Don JaItsn.
babn, IN bem eritsn SnisrDiep bebisHs
ie, bas er je eiutm aurrsiponbeuten
sspdbrt bat.
Der General fprua frsi unb otfsn
iibsr bic ieBise miIitdriffs SitTattou
unb bic ausfi6tsn Des Rrisges, DON
Ssm er pffenbar iiberseust TT, bGB sr
lanee oausru tpiro.
General Don JaItenhapn 1T Der
RaHn, Der nab bem aaiisr bem 2dns
be fir bi. Strategic IN bem WeIttries
berautpprtIi6 1T. CT 1T etu DsrhdIt'
nibmGBis iungsr Rdnn fir eiRsu
Sserfiibrer = Der iiiRgfte DON allen ie'
sisea SesrTiibrsrn in europa, siH
Maun nit elmer unsshsuren Irbeits'
traft. Gr fibt m einen aItsn fran5Dii'
| Iiasn ResisrunssssbduSe BON Suses'
Ianbru6 bis ipGt in bic Ru6t binetr
an ieinem gIrbeitgtiIt. BdbrenS Sea
sages iummsn unb ss6en furttpdbreRt
Sffisisre nit 9eri9tsu uno Pldnsn
| bic ieinsr gntT9eibuns tpGrteu. "
perTiebt has Qmt bes arisssmintiferi
uno ag5 oasienige bss GensraIitubs'
6efs uHo er bat tpenig 3sit sur gr
bulIrns pber fiir t0rperIi6e lleSuug
gr idIdft I'm 5uuptquurtier, I'm il
itOer Stunbe, au9 m Der Radpt, III.
isoe GbsntuaIitGt bersit au fem, I'M
bod ift isiue stsur 10 itrumm unb isil
9enebmen Elm 10 .nsrgtf6es, uie 81
Der 3sit, aIs sr bur9 ietae @ertbeiSi
guna hsr asutl&su aIrmse IN Rsi4s
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Sabrblid) BON Der Weidiel
5aben bic Raff.n sins
RfsberIags erIittsh

6dbeH bic RH1ftn etns
Rteberlags srIittsm
Berlin, 10. San. Sas bsutf9s
Sauptqnartisr bar am Gisnftus bic
folgsnoe 9stanuimatuns esIdfen:
-gttf BEN psitu4en arisssi9ous
plat baben, abssfeRn bon eiHissn
ip,nissn Sddrmiiselu. nnr artiasris'
esfshte ifatfssfuHosl
.aWf bem 6fIidsH ariessfhauplas
mar bds Better fiir Die iriessrii6en
Sperdtipnsn Isbr ungiiuiiie.
Sci Rubsanpnl, gas51un une
ei,rpss, n6rblih pOa Der Meidisl.
iiHo biz Ruifen nit itpsreH @srIuiteu
suriidssI9Iassn ROrom. @ir bubeu
bort mebrtrs ounOert gefungeus &c,
mddt.
,WeitIih Don Der Wei9fel unb 6iti
lid pom pili8a 6IuB 1T bic Gage in
gla9msinsn urberdnoert.
Mmferbam. Oia aDnbOH. 10
Sun. .siaries ejei4iibisner III isi
Wlontde bon Der @sssn6 Don gperT
bsr Dsrnebmbar, no iia Die Dsuti4s
.nisssr sa ssr Giisutss sstinssa'
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aiuiiii6en gsriGtsn 3ufOlse limb
bic Rufen i'm aautaIus ouf Der Der.
folglus Der 5iirisn begriffm, Oi. iie
sef6Iaseubaben. 0isls 9srid,te iaseH,
baB i.Ibit Der tiefs Sdnse bic gelDss
slug.n Der RaF,u ntdi bsbiuosrs, bic
bas srits tiirtide arrnssforps perfoIs
gen. baS bel gtroaban ssidIassH
ipurbe.
Dsutids 2uftiaiffe itattsisn an
Dienstas absHb ben Gtdbtsu gdrs
mouth, GrOmsr. ainss apnn, Sans
brinsbam, ale I'M Gountp gsDrfOIt ses
lsgsn, sinsu gdua ab, Ii.bsu gOmbsu
fallen uno ridtstsH srpBsn S6apsn
an. Gin Ssri6t idsi, buB ems Der
auftiaiffs berabseaofsH tDoroeu fsi,
bod If pies iupsi. nidt bsftdtiss DOr'
beff
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2onbon. 10. San. - Die Ait-
ierunssD.rbdItniiie babsn iih in
5raHirei4 nnb i'm iDeftIidrn Glans
bern, no ss ftart ssid,nsit bat, berart
peridlsdteri. boB bic admpfe in iss
men gtgeHben fat ausfdlisBIid auf
artilIrietdmpfs befarGnit iinb. Cine
glusHabms Hla9t abr pie @tgenb iiiOs
tutftIi9 DON Wsrbun, bel pouisas
WouifOn, no bic syransoisu iid Der
beutfdsH Grense I'm Elm paor buH6sri
Daros seHdbert buben iolsu.
SH RiIitdrireifsn Isgi man ben
Sperationsn IN isn,r Gessuo srobs
Sebsutung BET, beam DeuH lie bier i-ir
bic JransDisn eTfOIsrsib iinb, bann
tDiirDsu iie. 5uiammsn nit benz Druid.
Der DsftIih DON Der syeituns psrtbss
auf bic bsutideu 2iHieH aussefbi
pirb, pisI bd3u bsitragen, bic Opsrds
tiOHsH Der Stutiasn ssssn @srbun
auf3ubaItsn, um ivelHe ysftuns bic
Ssuii8sH .insH l5dIbirsis ssaogsn Ha'
ben.
lIs6sr bic gOrsdnss in SftprsuBeH
unb g5oIsn sebsn bic offisi.IsH Be
ri6ts psnissr SnformotiOn oIs biss
Der. DieIss G6Deissn s,bt INNER
er6Bren SruppsnbeipegungeH poraus.
einiss ct. petsrsburssr 3.itunsss
aorr,iponb.nten bsbaupten, oab bic
Ruif.n bic Wsihisl iiibIia unb Oitlit
Don plOd iibsridrittsH hdttsn. Wailis
tdrfadIsuts iassn, bdb psnH bies
iDabr i.in fOIIts. bic RuHsu bort cine
| isbr srpb. 9lrmss ba6eH miiHsn uHS
bann ipabrfheinIin aud in Der Gag.
iinb, ben liHten syliissI Der 9suti5eu
gu bsbtobsn. bic felt MoGsH psrfuai
bab.n, Bis nah Marfhau bUrsubrin'
gen.
Sn sinigsn arsiIsn in aonbou Hsisi
man iib bsr 9lufi4t su. bdB bic Gsui'
I9en iidb baIb uuf ibrs sisensn Grenssn
sarIIdsisbsn tpsrbsn, neil iie bsfiir6,
ten, bdb re bet sinsm Dintsr in ibrer
Ijebissn ainien, nit auertannt ihIeh'
ten aommunitatiOnsliui,H srobs Der.
lutte an Rauni9aft,n srIsibm mir
ben.
Die ruIfiidsH Gruppen. bic 'iibel
bi, aarputben sssonstn finb. foL.r
iid) psrsinist babsn uuo penn BIZ
pIdns fir cine SnOaiiCa ppn Sisbtn'
biirssn rsif iinD, banu piro iDdbr'
IttinIidb and, slsif,ssitis Elm @sriud
ssnladt fOerbsn. BON 0orbsn uni
Oftm Der IN llnsdrn sinSuorinssn
Gus Wisn mirb insipiId,n ssmeIbtt
bab Elm @srfn1 Der RufIsu. in Sic
benbiirgsn sinsEbrinsen. DsreissIt Dus'
Be unS bic Ruf,n nit i6retsn Der
llsIta sssaassi4IGssH is'lsssn.
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)armpmtb, Nim9s Ipnr, Gron,fr, $anoring=
ham mmo anofrr .Staotr in Norfolk County
frbaltfn Dontbfn9rii6f.

2onbon, 20. Jnniiar. - SbHs
3tpeiFsl battsn bic bsutTdtn 4piatiier
bsabTi6tisi, bas i5nigIis4t Gdlob, in
SaHbringbam gu 5sritDren. Die iSs
uisIide JomiIie. bic iih in Sanbrins'
bam aufssbdlten bate. febrte erit am
Nontag naa apnbOn uuo in ben BUD
insbam paIait suriid.
Gs IN nidt getpib, ob Der llsbsrfau
BON 3sppsIins ober BON asropIansi
aeaadt ipurbe. IS 1T aber m.br cIs
ipdbridtiulif. baB es 3tppeliHs iOa'
rem, bsnn am ;Sreiius Rohmiitag
fDnrbsn msbrerf, in ipeitlihsr RidtuHg
iiber bic glorbjee fIisssnb, seitbsL
Die Hadt fpar ipinbitiII, dbsr ipcls
sis unb isbr buntsI. &c mar babsr
ben 8siuObnsrn Der bsimssiudisH
Siabte unmSslid, au9 nur bic llms
rifle Der fsinbliasn alusseuge su ie,
ben. ipenngIsih bus Summsn Der
Propeller iinb Der IapiDrs beutlid prs
Hthmbdr mar.
yarmouth fpurbe 3usrii dnsesriffsn,
eaHn tam Gromsr unp na9bT Sans
bringbam on bic Rsibe uHb Rings
2Dnn Gs 1T ui6t bstanni. DsIdsr
Sdubsn in Sanpriusbam dn9eridtrt
ipurbs, ss III dbsr bsiannt. Ddb bas
i0nisIi9s sdIOb uidt bsiddSiat DOr'
ben III.
CRIT an Npntag bdttsH bic ScOis
lamb ydrb 9eb6rbsn gerbdItansss
mabresslu fir bic pOlissi uuo anbsss
gebbrbsn fit ben Jda zines lIebrs
faIIs, Don Der 2ufi Der, bstdnnt sss
ma9s. slae pOli5iitsn. Sps5iaIsaon'
itablsr. ipis audi bic Jmsrlpsbr tpnrs
ben anssiuisIen, iia fiir ben Gol zines
lleberfaHs bsreit gu baItsn.
Die Radriht Don BEN iebsrfaa aiiI
RprTolt gountn psruria6te srpbt
aufr.suns in aOnbOn. SH oer sanssn
llmsssenb bon aOnooH parsn bic
gudlidtsr bemannt, Bis gu ipdier
gea&tffunbe ipurbs absr tsin fsinblides
Jlugssus ssfehen.
9fm Mbenb lief in 2onbon bic Rafs
rift elm, baB Elm Geiaipahsr Don is4s
3eppslin,n iiber bi. gOrofse seiOmmsn
fei unb bab, an Der britifaen aiiifs
angsiommsH. bic auftf&iffe iid DON
einanbsr estrsnni bditen. Gisiss 6ss
rii6t IN absr niht bsItdtigi iucro.n.
apnbon. 20. Sdnuar. - Die
.DaiIb Rail- mslbsi, bdb rdbrsHo
Der Radt elm Zeppelin aad1 iiber Sps'
fYid, ,rihisn, obtr isinsn S6dbsn ans
aeribtst babe. Spsiui4 Iitst in Suf'
fOIi Gountp. iiibIi4 DON ROrfOIs. ms
ssfabr rs RsiIsu iiibIi4 Don Dar'
mouth.
IGinsr bsr 3eppslins aH'
gebli6 absefdpifsa.
ecnbon, 20. Sdn. gDie DOT
ainas 2bnn an bic Central QsiDs ge.
meIbst nirD, ioII in 5unstcnton, sini'
| ee Meiten n5rblit bon Sanorinsbom,
Isin Zeppelin bon sinem ariegsidifi
lobssifpiien iporosn ieiH. Die bad
Iriht fuar bis sum Moreen n0b MIDI
beitdiigi pcrben.
9aumRolls fur 3tutf4'
fono.
QoHbon. 10. Sun. @is uus elm'
liisrpom asmelnti piro. 1T Der pmerii
ltaniide Eampfsr .gatbfinosr9 mil
Ie!ner eabnHg @aumpoae DON 2tmsrt
/ ia fir Gentfhlanb on 9crS, IN gmui'
|b.n, Spaanb, angtsomulen. Der Daul'
lpfer iparsss bort aui .insH eootittL
lsss iln MD @ssmsr stiustH rita
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ssm Ser iablihem Sufotuiua

Sabtn bic Ruffsn cine
RieberIags erIitteH.
8isn, 1e. Sdn 4Sn Polsn nno
i'm psiilihtn guIi3i,n," idste cine dm
Disniias erlaHeue OffisielIe SstanHt'
madung. .finb bic Sample ouf 2lrtit.
lsrisbusIle bei8rdHtt, Ddbrenb in ben
ssarpaibtn ii9 nidis sreisnet BAT.
.Jn Der 9adbe pOu Saeobeni, in Der
fiibIi6en guioniHa, ift elm glngriff
Der Ruiftn mt iarpsrtn @srluitsn fur
,bi. aebtersn suriids,ihIassa iuOrSeH.
.auf BEN iiioIi6el arisssi9aupIas
TT bic Gage aUperGnosri.'
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mtIoet Der &orrflponbsni bes 5els.
graaf Don SIuis, SOlano. pie Be.
miibuHgsn Der 0euiideR, gpern gu
beiebsu, iill5 foiDsit erfpIgIos seDsieI.
9ieIe frifhe britii6e 9ruppeH iinb an
Der iSront dugetommeu."
Dem 3eIegraaf ipiro audi aus Sel'
3aets, in Der @essro DON Gb<nt, t.Is'
srapbirt, baB bic Seuti9n cine pros
ilauntioH erlaiisn ba6eu, in fDeI4sr
ben gefDObnern inter Gnorobuns
i5psrsr Strafen perbotsR pirp, iibsr
ben Sries gu ipre9en.
Bis bic gsr. Stdo.eH bic
8srbanbetsn nit atissE
matsrtaI perisbsn.
BafbiR9tOH, .. G., 10. San.
;Jsuerpaffen i'm Werthe Don $1,194,.
$40 gatrpusH i'm Dertbe Don
81 ,231 ,235 unb 93,o64 PfaHo S9isb.
paIDsr iino I'm giUDsmber pOa Den Der.
staatsn .rporiirt Dorosu, tpie Der
5e.re.dr RsbfisIO am SisHitas an ben
Senat bsridtet bat, eiHs RefOIutirn
bsantpurtsub, in tusI9er oieie ant'
mort pert1nst puros.
Dos 4riegsmateriaI nertRiIt Ilt
auf be psri6isOsnsn aGHbsr ME fuIgt:
Grantrei6: qutrOH.n i'm Mertb'
bon 1896, All; gsipe5re, $50, ,242.
gnsIanb: qaironsu S649,015; Sc.
pebr., Ss5. .455.
Canada: p1troneH, S17,542;
Sdi.bpuIDsr 1925 qfunS; GeDt1r'
$96,s6s.
Supan: Jsusrtpaffen, S1s.
Rublanb: Gspebre 1926, 900.
Qlls aubsrsn 2dRbsr: qatTpuen fur
S22s, ,2s7; quIDsr 1929; SsDs5r'
$3o7,127.
| m q % - A
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Ser an9eribtete S6aben 1T
iebr bebeutcllb.


zen Sn ansm nit
bag
cine
auNnbid ss ubL
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Niir Obio unb bas iutiilide
qennipIpanisn: Gmnet am MitttpoH.
I'm Donnerifag ibeiliptiIe tribes gBsts
ter;. G6ussgsit0bsr ON Grie Stt.
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IIen

aSsIai6e, 4uitrslisn, 10. San.
6srrmdrln 0ambura, Der General.
onpalt Don SiibauftrdIien isit 1903,
bat i.inglmt ipsssu str fart dutisoeuts
i6en StimmaHs asstsr Dem 0oI.s
sssAessslsst
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Ger 3anlpier vpraftoent'
.attst fiatr i'm Safsu bon
gan Suan, g. R.

Rem gOrt. 19. Son. Der Dams
pier ,9rdfotni" BON Der Samburs-
9lmeritdnii6en 9iuie, Don bem bsbdup'
let purbe, baB sr bon BEN britii4sn
areu,sr .Darpid1 in ben 9rIIub &c.
IhoTeu tporbsn isi, lisat iider i'm pa
fen bon San Suan, pOrto Rico. eint
Sabin Iautsubs adbeIoepei6e 1T nab
rsnb bss 5asss Don osm RcpitGR bes
Dompi,rs, &apt. S6lsmba9, bier siH'
gstrpfisH-
Die bsuti4. fsinbli6
Stimmuna in Muitras
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Gin Jnlauiew nit General
OOn jaIken@agn.

Dem beutfdsn ariessminiitsr lno
GRf bss @roben Generalitabs.
Der general 1T boiler 3uberf9t, baB
Dsuti4laub i'm Stanbe III. ben
&risg erfpIsrsi9 sa gHbe aa
fiibren.
Deil es ibm al ni6ts feblt, mas gum
grfuIs notbDsnbig 1T.
@r IUbt bic 2apferteit Der 9riten.
SdIt aber i'm 9dn5en ipenig DON &tts
6ener's armee, neil ss ibr on
Sffi3iereH unO llnterpfTioisren
feblt.
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@0ssissaas Guf sss 8. ssiia,
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QoHbon. 10. San. Mis cts em'
issrpom ssmelnsi puo. 1T Der ameris
taniids Sampfsr .gatbfiubsts nit
esnsr 2aDuHe gaumpOae DON 2tmsri'
IA fir GertfHIanb on gcrb, IN gmlis
ben, Spaanb, ansslommsn. Der Dams
pier ipartss bort aui .insH aootftsL
sss iln MD @umsH stiu9sH ssitA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21

should pay dividends for some years
TO come and nothing to warrant the
price II was selling mt. Instead OF re-
acting. however.tthe stock, after stag
gering bit, scared upwards; In Sep
TENDER II had reached lee. as compared
with Is. its price last May. Ruruor has
had II since then that Mr.. Wilkinson
was not as popular with his colleagues
rs he had been and that II WAS only a
question OF time before he would be
forced out. The company's recent
statement showing net profits for the
year OF S2,o73.neo has been regarded
as gindicating Mr.. Wilkinson. In the
same report Chairman Herbert DePuy
placed the war orders actually re-
eeived at si7, 100000, much less than
The reports last summer had them.
a furry was caused at the meeting
by the attempt of Harry C. Eldridge
TO elect himself as an opposition mem
Der OF the board of directors, although
he owned but 100 shares preferred.
and 500 shares common. He voted "a
Sc shares by proxy. while 323,s7s were
recorded for the reelection of the di-
rectors whose terms expired A. w
Black, J. w. pougherty. r. IT. Hing
w worth. George j.. Shaw, C. w. Sar-
gent ard @ II Wharton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21
F Fredericksburg
Beats Petersburg,
Score IL to {

Petersburg, Va. Nov 2o.--The
Fredericksburg eleven added another
victory to their 1ist here today when
they defeated the Petersburg Orioles
in one OF the best games seen here
this season. Petersburg crossed Fred
nrlckshurg's line In the first quarter
for their only touchdown F'redericks-
burg came back strong in the second
period and scored and again in the
fourth.
Fredericksburg was greatly handi-
capped by the absence of their full
back. Mays was out Of the game on
account Of injury received in We'd
nasday's game with Columbia r.
Fletcher was carried from the field
with badly hurt neck and shoulder,
/ Score by quarters:
| l 2 2 Tot.
Fredericksburg =. 0 s G. IL
| Petersburg ...... O 0 o. 8
| Foster. Hili and r. Fletcher feat
ured for Fredericksburg; Dennis. For
roster and L.aTouche for Petersburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21

ing the Civil War. was accidentally
drowned In creek inlet at the Nationsl
Soldiers Home yesterday.
Mr. Earl, who was a member OF
Company c at the home, got up dur
ing the early hours OF yesterday morn
ing and told his comrades that he was
going out to get little fresh air
along the waterfront. Nothing more
was thought OF his action until late
In the afternoon, when his hfeless
body was found in the creek between
the bridge at the Hampton entrance
and the bakery. The body was stuck
in the mud and was not noticed until
low tide brought 1t into view. Ii Is
supposed that Mr.. Earl accidentally
fell into the creek and because of
his feeble condition was unable to
pull himself out of the water and
mud. Mr., Earl came 10 the Hampton
Home from Rhode Island in 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21
CADETS DEFEAT
SPRINGFIELD, IT.

West Point, y. Y. Nov 2o.-The
curtain was rung down on the Army S
football season today, so far as games
are concerned. and the cadets wound
up their schedule with a victory over
Springfield \ N. c. A College z 10 T.
Followers Of the soldier eleven could
find plenty OF comfort In the games
result but there were spots In the
Arrays play today that looked badly
now and then, There was so much
su bsttuting Of men throughout that
the contest was hardly a fair one TO
get line on what may be expected of
the cadets against the Navy next
Saturday. when the teams meet in New
York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Premier Carrier of the south.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Premier Carrier Of the south.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
STREET STATION.
NJ B--Following schedule figures
published as information and not
$50 A. M-Daily local for Danville
1880 A. M.-Daily-Limited-F all
points South.
500 p. M-Except sunday-Locai
for Chase City, Durham and interrne-
date stations
500 p. M-Daily--For Danvills. Al.
lanta and Birmingham, with Pullman
observation sleeping car.
I1.l5 p Observation-Disclosures all
points South. Pullman ready 800 p
YORK RIVER LINE.
41+ p. M,-Daiiy iocal--To West
Point.
cent Sunday. for West Point and Bal
tsrnore No stop.
795 A. M.--bRfly-Loca1 to West
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the south: 7:e5 A. NJ. 500 A.
NJ $50 r. NJ. and $3.50 P. NJ. daily:
$40 A. NJ. except Sunday
From West Point; $40 4, NJ. 6:15 p,
NJ, daily, and S:45 a M.-Steamer train
from Baltimore. daily except Aonday.
Fl T.. BISHOP, p p. A.,
oe7 East Matn Street Phone Mad 37A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21
ne TOLD the TRUTH
. AND IS NOT POPULAR
Net Horace =. wiikinson's Declaration
As to Cxucfble steel erase II
Ipheld by Compsny'a re-
suits.

New York, Nov 2o.--That Horace s.
Wilkinson, of Syracuse, resigned as
director of the crucihie Steel Com
pany at a meeting of the directors held
last Tuesday in Pittshure, became
4ssaawn today ST the annual meeting
sf the company in Jersey city.
Ne statement was made at TO-DAY
meeting as to the reasons for Mr.. VIII
ksnsonss action. but Wall Street I'M
mediateIy connected X with the state
ment issued by Mr.. Wilkinson from
his home In Syracuse last July when
cracihse was rushing upward In the
van Of the war brides" AMI the street
was Nlled with rnmars about its tre-
,-anso4,s war orders ard the prospec-
ave value Of Crucible common.
The statement made by AF. Niikln-
son was designed to chill the ardor
of those boosting the stock. He insist
cd that there was no reason why II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21
Real Estate
FOR SALE.
100 Acres

Five miles from city, good graveled
road and river front, small buildings;
convenient to trolley line. Price, So
600.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21
SCHEDULES.
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.

UNIst ALL HAIIl LINZ TO NUM- OIlh.
Schedule In effect November IA, 1915.
LeaA,e Rfrd- street Stettpn. Richmond,
ron NOP ron u ss''T~ v al. $500 A.
NJ. 1900 r. NJ. 400 p. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
1918 A. NJ, $3.50 A. NJ, 300 p. M.
sa:2o p. Nj. Local to Crewe. 's:35 P. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: "11:4o
A NJ. 'e:35 p. NJ, $500 r. NJ. 'l1:so p.
NJ From the West: $50 A. NJ, xS:35
A. NJ. x2io p. NJ. :l:40 L. NJ, 'e:I7
T. NJ 9;0e f. NJ.
sDaiIy. xDaliy except sunday. 1Suuday
w. d. BEVILL w. C. SAUNDERS,
p r M Roanoke. @. p. A. Roanoke
c. H. BOsLEY. d. p. A.. Richmond. Va.