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nes bot bier nienlols cine 3eit ae.

~es bot bier nieulols cine 3eit &C.
geber, no e. iUr ms Ameritaner
lDtdtger mar. 5pultmgen III 0ielelIi
Ganoe 81 per1utell, melde lib aui
6n5 @eburtsiduH oOer @eld)afti8ung
itugen. gSir t0naen felne Ameri.
fnner ousldn0iiltr (9ebIrt fiir Die
@efuble tnocln mtldc ne iar oas
Sanb lbrer 0cbltrt u10 gegen Die
Sander 6obeu, Iutldfe nit Jenen fam.
pfen, iin0 Der &criuh. iolhe 9lir.
ger megen lbrcr 3erttnft ooer oeli
0nrall@ erluadl icnoen SDnIpatDlen
oe5 &erratDs 81 beidruIOigcn ioIan'
&c oie1e SgnpatnIr1l IN teller Nellc
nit Der Sopulltdt gegcn nnl9r Suno
foaioircm mus ours ldlGrfte per.
Dammit meroen. Sic sroRte Weiabr
iur nnier @ano III nIdlt Der Mann,
Der ) mei Sauoer liebt, ionoern
Der Mann. Der tern Sanb liebt. -"
NSir iino fiir Rcreitlhnit, mie lie Die
Nation g%ebroudt, mt Hclpett mn ur'
lere DiuIomutle 5u er5mlngen uno
uns oen Srie0en 5u ltherH. ltno
0ano in .Nono nil unicrer pb1iilfcn
9ereitidaft nutf' m~ouitrieae Be
reitldloit gcbcn. meldle oen Wtilllo,
men Don Arbeltcru Eroiperitat Der
leiDt uno ungptiieIhoit bic luobre
G.uelle unierer natlonolcn Starfc
iii "
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
Sin ueritnpitea SnItcm mnH &C.
iftnint inerOcl.

Sjc rucrocn II. &ul94 9tGD Sltt
4;laa ais Elm i0lfftta oter 0odl unfcbl
5Grl2 I|Di01ratitttl sum Gntfcrtcl
pom llnrciniQfeittn all@ Grem ".
item bciinnen. gln9eiumulelttr ltlt-
yath pcrgiitct oaa @lit. Sdppiroel-
onIdue uno idllchtes Auslcben ltno
SIC Iolgcn oo0ou. Einc 9oli$ non
Qr. Qinaa 4CU 9ife El0s bcute
9tbcno mcr0ut ibucn eincn guttll
StuhlqoiQ moracu 6rilI ocridaifcn.
gel ,%hreul A~nofbctcr. Doc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
shaneIide 3nitanDe in Seras.

SfGnelidle 3nitGnoe in ScIGs.
CHIC YrIuotnadlridlt Ais mobiull.
tcrrid)teter polItlid)er Guelic in Ter
Is. erlolltert Die WstboocIl mjttela
oeren Die erfuruug oes Selatora
Gulberton ilber sen Grs8ou-
pcrnalr GoIquitt sum Sendts
tanoioaten bel Den illnglten tcraul-
Iden StICbmoblen berbeigcrIiprt NOR.
Gen lit. Iie Mtittbeiluig lautd:
yHoIitifer, meld)e DIE Xrlmdruub-
len fontroglrtcn. 0crlanqten bon Den
g@0blern untcr gio Die uu20riltlldc
Grtlorun0, 0nB lie bel 0cn toniuen-
ocn uugcmeineu Mublell dlle III oer
GrimGrlpohlen nnnlnirtcn AanOto0.
ten, Dem 4ralI0cutcn bis hcrtnter
gum aonIto5ler, unteriulten mlir0cn.
AaCn 0ieieHigen, meldle 0lelen Glo
nieht letiten moltcn. lruroe 0d& @tlnl.
men in Der Ertmarmahi n dl &c.
Ituttct ,Su mciner @oro alein lit
| 0unoertcn oas qebeiligte &eCbt 0ea
burgers abgelprodlet moroen. "a
ru.atcr pielen lcbcnslduglihen Gcno.
tratcn. oeren Horfobreu lelt 0rei NC
nerutloncn IN 5cras 8elebt battcn.
Mcr Die Nad]l not, BAT. ME Is
ldeiut in lcro5 sic Wi0Qlld)fcIi, al
les Al thun. Die A6miniitrttiona
lcItc uarcn nuturlidl 10 uorlthtig
Gcmcieu, Die Muhlmaifincrle in ihre
0anr I'll bttommeu. 10 0uB lie OIe.
iclbc u%1Qebtnoert munipullrcn tonn
ten. 60 iton0 g in lbrer ltadt, tdu-
iruoc NON 9ilrgern ill cutrcdte.1.
ISn 5crus moQ Is Der 3artelmas
id)jae ;~dlIiy3lit m6GIidl ieIr. atih bel
scr 3touemDcrmobI un9eitroit 81 icI
Itn 8erQGpnltigurgr} 5u ldrettcn.
obuohl mar ods @cqentbcll erhorTel.
0ori. &u Den meIite1 ou0eren S1da-
rem lit ahcr lider ole republitGnilfe
4arteI tart genlig, nm ctn .nBcbta-
0crtes Ahitintmcn mo ehrIidlc Sac
ilutg ST erpniuQn. llno 0o MIRO
rd} ser llmionQ Ser 3uitimmung SIT
3@iilpu8 @olitit ia 5elgcul
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Sic Seniidlen BON 1an Frame:seo

&NC &tuitultH UuH LII SUI
un0 llmgebun9 hobcu bisher III: aie
Observation-Disclosures 3cutid)lanos
mo iciuer G%erbuuotten insgtiummt
utcr $1,000 Goac;3 ouigehrndl.
otziigIid, oacr llnfoi.-n. g,pm oiciar
Gummt baben II. u. Geiterreid I'm.
Garn $4,000. St0irien SO. 600. Ole
Strtci$tI 900 uu9 9u.gorien$6o00
crbaltea. %. drr5tr C1p5oition mn
BAN Qfdhs;1iif y pil133uno iin0 j.
$t9e9 rnio oen. Neteia iiir Smitdts
bunoc $1,000 iibern ieien moroen.
uabreno bis iebt idon $210,000 an
Dos Qeutidc Rotbe Srcu5 ~obgcgan-
gen ,inb. Gieie 3ob.cr iuredcn
9unoe Don outcn. mormcn Ncr5cn.
ION reiner. mobrer Wenidlihteit an
Der Hacnfitfliite.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
Gin iOealtr
GnnOi0nt.

Stn i0rnlrr IN ieiner Nnuobme
r.E reoe ais republtfd-
SulIUlunl. uiider .@rdii
0cutidlait@ NauOi.
Dat bat GnorIcs 9&arren
E0trborfs iolgeuoc Mortc &C
lprod'clt meldle i'm ais eircu Ntanu
non Gbdroitcr mo llcber5cuoun0a
muth tcnnScidntcn uuC 0ic fcillcS
peityrM Nobc@ beoilrfcn: ,&Sir BE
ptibIltmcr luGte CT, limb mr. Die
@uTrctttrbultunQ cincr fcltcn Nus.
l%nno@poIit,t, in6em mir 0eredt &c.
qcn &u0rre ltn0 un0 0a5lclbc pop
lhnen QeJtn inns %ucrIonQen. lrnicrc
Nc0nCr bultcn ijh oantit. 0nG ihr
Eroliotntidnit> 2unoi0nt uuIcr
Son0 ans Dem &rieac hcrallsucbol,
ten bot Is III ojc5 nliil fcin hclon
aere9 &er0jcuit mr. eiucn Groiolu
ien ncan Ncusnn0 nit ms tdluDiNt
NH uHo iptrn uuicr eiacne9 Golf
lihcrjcu0t 1T 0o6 elne erIeldttte.
tent Diplomatic erfolareidl ollct,
thttrnottonalcu &crpidltuQet Dor.
bciaen farm. Ser fnrdtbare Nriea
III Gnrop0 miro Sen @Siit 0cs qtctlo
r@oll@Hu@a ut oar Quu5en Melt nitlt
ItdblQelt ini0eru uoh nerI;0rrtu.
mo IN submit Dcrocu mir inns
mDbr olGt' Ic CueS NntCrttnaiSnulS
betlejElQel mulileu. frei non 5ettjo
%ftall9nuu9. 0tniieaUou1rthcil o0er
Snmputalc iur 0oa AltSlano.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

@c9aer i'd ST. ieinem 0eere perbielt
Dlc II 8u i. 5crtiG miro nudl od5
beutige 1~cutidllauo mt ieiHen sem
ben, nber cs Miro iIrftborc Gpier
foiten INN Die Observation-Disclosures
nit ibrem nnbereGcl6orcn S6coen
II Die Sdnae 3iebei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
Ser soImitrrit 1T uerbntet, aber

mn hoben 3reia. - Die llnabbdr
aiqflit ocs 9ongtgicS gegcn otnto-
QoQiid)e Ototenihaitenl
,5ur 6en AuoeubIid lit Ser Etlcll-
1ohaitrejf nerhiltet morocn. Sebt
Gcibts. ctlltr 3lcoerfchr Der @tfdbr
rnrF etidtli
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
Tic .eonoon 9imes" aitt ~. Oai

oie ie8iqc ! iieuii0c Elf 6cblldla9 ilt.
urop1c5crt abcr. oaB Der cu0aultlae
Sied Acr Guteute i'm ndd}iteu Sabre
oOer im Sabre 1913 nit Stdltrhett
III eruurtun -. @enn e i'll olcler'
Ccnlpo IuCltcr qcht, pire non Ger
gntcute ten Anter0ubeno mtbr
ubriq icln. nm oaun Scu 5le9 ju
iCicrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
1cutid,lauoe Protcit aeaen bic M

ucnId,lihc Nchon0lmld Der arIeqa-
6cianQcnen in RuBlono beOelltet
olcd3citjd et.ten Idnncrcn Norplrf
oeacu 9ilinn'ihe Wenihlitfctt .
DIE Der. 5tdoten habcn ndmlih oIe
9Suhrnnu ocr octtldlcn ,Sntercllcn III
RllntdnN ubernonJmenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
grdmisn s,seu Wiebrbeiablnug.
Rohb d.

" y W Y u ~
@teiger's Observation-Disclosures Aot)hnd)
fiir fIeine Snmllien. Son 8aioemdr
S6rener. YrelS IS Gents.
" bmaihineu.
Die .Roroitern" ; Hdbmnibtueit No. /,
auf 6 Sabre lhIiitlld %aarantlrt, Crop
0eao~ ~s@jebauIe, ertra Ietue YolItur,
nue ueueiten Serbelleruuaen, abloldi
bic beite HlGitaHe. Die fur lrgero eIner
BreiS erhdItlid lit SIG
Sic .Rorbifem" sGdhmaIdiHe Ro. 2, ges
nau ME 20. 1. nur mt dutbomdtts
tdem .9rnp Sedo" 81
Die .Quroftern, RdbmaidIine go. 3, III
Sol6eu Cat : @ebduie, dutbomatlldlent
.@hair Sift" sgugeIager = 8eitel. nit
a~uthoul1tiidlem BELT Heplaeet" boz
benz arIn, aebdrtete otobllbelle, ale
xA~ttddements" IN SammetsAaltd)en
Cine CUTE giaid,ue gu DEM Ielr uliis
aeu &relS Don nur SIS
Die -Rpt0Stern" sRdfmnIuine no. 4.
sendu ME Ro, 8, mir III 8esisGabis
net Sorm 81
vile oieie Ganihiren iiuo abioIut gas
rantirt. Sic 5ruht bat Der StauTer 5a
trdgen unn ne betrdgt gou soc bis 81,
IL nan Der GtlIlVd.
Diefe BrGmierljits niro obne ipeltere
Rotis bon 3r;i gu 9eit erodu6t uno per
61loert, uno oiele Yreile ridlteH ltb ndt
benz iefpeiyigen Mnrtttpcrtb
Vim 8eiten nuo iid]eriteu tit es, Dos
@elo per y o II a 10 e uHg tgtonep
Crber), Die Der Boitmeiiter III Den gros
beren SrtIddfter austeIeu Tam, 3u
lberienoen. gbe' . gun uno itdler tub
Die Grorekn mDeI unqen, lpeIs
DE bic Hgenten in allen @rpreBz Stdtlos
nen dus{telen. Nenn man oGS @eto per
RcftdnIpeiIuu9 ODER per Experimenting
fttdt. If es uidlt Hothmertolg. ben betrefs
feuoeu Briet regiltrtreu al ldlI5il, pettll
bic Aorefie heuilih aeidrieben 1T. Segt
mon odceaen 9narqelo in DEN 4rief. 10
ioute bteier ltets regiitrirt iuerocn. I'M
Ffder 5l fem, eas osrielbe rittip ans
icumt. Sir @einYenouiaeu in einfahem
8riefserfblnHe iberuebmen mir teiuers
lei 8crautiportlidlfeit SIN Td(e bon
doresoerdnncrunqen oergeIe II ia
uidt, bic aIie etenlopo6t tpie Die neue
Scitoffice nn3uaeben. ocuu ionlt t0Huen
mir ben Rdnen nj BEN gucherH gar uiht
fineeu.
WonehsC rbers 6arfen uicht. ipic nas
&c oft gefdhieht. ais oerntemtfihe Cuite
tIrg II il dbebnIteu meroeu. iuus
bern ltno ben griefcH beisufeQer-
GrtttnIlg erfoipt MIR 0urd NeuoeUuua
ees Edtums auf Dem 9brefftreiIeu.
War abrefire eiufadl.
~saOrofterH. pa GroTe. @is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
2entidlr nuo bnlsarildc Srmp.

ycu fin0 IN rlmndnlifeni @ebiet tlns
derildt. N}ou ldBt ocn @all1fen
nld)t picl 3cit. onrdl ore 8elctung
lniYerthcioiotcr Crtihofteu Der
ipobnt 81 iueroeu mo lid ben artc9
aa3u lcidlt por5ultellen. @cldlcbt
linen rcd)ti
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
Ncr miro sic nadlite ainitelbmOcr.

nm notwithstanding Iet1 Ole Ger
lRterHatioualcn Goomr Naraeridloit
Octtritt, 5lr &erHihtung Geatid}.
un0 Ceiterreih llndarns.
9atn. Die 3tmeriidt hQben mir. 0ai
tSrIeorid Der @roBe itiuer 3eit nit
alcn1 m6QItdlcn @etuioet iertta qe,
por0en III. trpt0eHt sc }0bl Ieincr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
Sir nrolte tseinbr iiir Sicie,

9ono". ioQt &i8c Grdlioentid,dits
Nouoloot GSoir5anfs. lii nidlt Der
l2oua. Ger Spci Sdn6cr liebt. ion,
oerl 81. ser ilberboupt fein Gam
licbt". a!lcn 3cperu ms StamhI
tuh.'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

ey 100000 81 pcrlcibcn olti
@runoeigcntbum III 90 Groiie IN
Gummen oon 100000 bis 81 So.
10000 5u $50. Nod5ufrogen bel
9. $. &oI3. Gpntor, 331 Wain
StraBe, o0er Selepbon 352.We.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

Sar bic finite Semtldle SrieasaH-
leibe luliicn idOu Jet, epe lie ms
lIeQt. 5oblreidle |3cldnuuaui en-.
Gas 0t,Itihc &olf b0lt ourd) !
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

ell i1eHte Man
gnittag beer
oiaten ~irubercn
@oltnernCllr Don
EclnipluGnI II .
Sofltucl ". Zen
n%ppadcr, Der anl
San@tNa lad
Idngerrr 3tanf
tsit I'M "A. 80
benaiabr 0eitor
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
Maihinnton hnt Nrraeltnaasmai

re9eln geJcn ben @oitrarber ma
Elruten ,Sobn Nua I'm ausitd)t a.
nonititen". llno 10 PcDnrten ~.
in aller @crnlltaSruhe Die nahitC
Scric pon 6ritiidjeu j uBtrttteu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

Se;toem oas 8uGaeieb ,nauulttu
Der Gilcnbahilarpeitcr uutcridtjebcn
luorocl it, beginner oieic ielbn Cit
3alcbcn, OoB Ibr 5tfB en- icbr pro.
bfemotiidcr lift. Ole 6rltdte ci1as
Sieges Der brlltalel @apnlt hoben
l;et@ etnen bittcrcu Aet1eidulaf
gehobt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
Ter Nnnin nnn Mnmanirn,

0obsn8nlern ser 3ipeltcn Stnic ucl
@cburt. nat ieinc id0nlten Sabre al
0cutid)cr CiiISier uerlebt. lin !,
dr5icr Ole Shmud 0es Ser
rpthe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

e57 user GeIoer 8u mdBigen 3inien
(ci6etI m1tlie, eulen ueCidSlitleu Hdtb'
oe6er filr SEEDS uno Aiprt9dges brdud)t.
ober o}elo aui gate Si4lerhelt allsIeiben
nil, pcnbc ltd an ~. 5. 9tdil d.
203 e. 4. GtraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

oN!atidt &ciial, i'd babe ar az.
lpiclt ioacn Nolier Sctauinns htt.
2&oric Quucien iciu. limo Der Ser
Erurciipr 1T Gil m~ir0iaer Nud]foi
Ier!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
@eiAafts Noti5en.

e e. z. gan 4uteu, &eriid6es
runiqs 9lqeut; 4urAlddfEsz ODER 1ldlsrs
beit5 8ulo5, 22o Scarf StrdBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
;Sir Die ltntcroraftcn.

D~gSdbrcno 0eo Vurentrieges trut er
eilergildl fur Die llnter0rildten iii
Suoufrifa eiu. Sn jeoer &eiie bali
IT nit ais Mitelieo ocs ,9t0tiondl
9foer 9ieIlef Gonnitc".
,ll1l0 mieeer bel Auabrudl ocs cll-
ropaiid)cn arieges, ais 10 Dlclc, INIT
lid bel 0en engliid) : amTifanllfen
Crganeu beliebt 81 madGL ultf ollc@
lpaS ocutih beiBt, lhtnlpitelL oa mar
es 8euumpoder. Der ols eittcr Der me
1lgen traut un0 frei fitr 0leSahe Der
Ieutld)umcritaner elntrut. er be-
funnte lih orieu ol@ Yprot@ermdt"
mo aontl .Gngliih".
Gbrpobl ldnpcr Ieioenh, bot CT bis
on len, Gnoe matcr fitr uls nit lei
ner Id)a:fen 6coer getdntpft mo 5obl-
reihe rpertbpolle Nrtitel Jcidrleben
bic lcire 2iebe 81 oertidcm @elcn
un0 oclltifcn 2ulturloeen b~c5eAqtcn
uno bic Gerfl0Ie GnglanOa hloBIteIl
TEN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

in 6Eglano 'Uart %tnijelOs idlOH
lduq MS 0odOcrrat6er 9ehanGt
i1oroen - IN ~riotenlon0 MIRO rr
Uon ennluno Jchcqt mo acidWBt!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
Sob eines wabreu Tntrioten.
6rgOmOernemr g~eunppafer pm genn-
iGIuanien mar Elm iberjengter
SrcHno oentid)er GnltnriScate.

GbilaOclpbio. ga. 6. 5ppt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
Raturopoi It.

(Darou Iino i'm 9an3en orei5ebu Nuns
mern erIf)ienen un0 NOT s 3fuuls
mcrn IN Nan0.l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08

Den, bat 2r. Y. IS. SerdllIer, Der Xrds
lioent oes 1eutlhoinerifmnlidlen 9tu
tionalbunocs, Der III Dem Terltorbcncn
einen altcn mo %belpdbrtcn 6rcuno
uno Mitnrbeiter, perehrte. eincngtad
mi geruiomct. i'll ocm es inter alloe
rem heIBt:
~Sn Samue! ". Yeunppuder pcr
licrcn Die 0eutiden Der &erelnigten
Staoteu eincn perlaBlihen mo uncut
megt trellen 6relmO. GIner ibrer
tSliriprcder nor Dem 6orum Der Del,
icntlidfeit lit NIT Inn onblngcgangen.
Am g. Gttober 1883 bel @~ele9enDeit
ser tSeicr oes eritcu YGclltidlen Ia.
ges" in 0cn&ercinigten Staotcn nobm
er oarun reglten 9lntbell mo lalf, lic
.ttItnr p4uhrtunpt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
@uttcr uus Gier i'm @rushauseI.

&rejle ION Der 6amlep Com. GO.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
prdmien Site.

Gtn Sobr i'm gornus he3dbleroe Abons
usnten erbdItcn le einen ldoneu aalers
Ger ais Brdmle gratis uno p~octottel. Au
Rr1misn iiuo foIgenoe CUR auspdpl nors
haaoen:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-08
0SetreiSe. MsehI uns syutter.
rriirhte nne @emiifs.

Srr ateinbnnoel. &reile Don Sohu
&. purus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-19
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET.
Quotations by Miller a Co.. Members
New York Cotton Exchange.l

Quotations ny MtleT d TO-. Members
New York Cotton ExchangeD
Chicago. April ls.-There were
many discouraged holders in May
wheat today and there was continued
liquidation by longs in that month.
Word was received from Winnipeg
today that exporters were trying to
cancel their wheat purchases or TO
change over the wheat bought for
shipment nj the opening OF lake navi-
cation, TO later date. There is little
In conditions to warrant tho pur-
chasing OF line Of wheat and stand
ing on IT for a profit and many OF the
more conservative speouiators here
sold goodly quantities and In turn
made purchases at Minneapolis and
Duluth.
The wheat trade at Chicago con-
ttnued TO look upon the foreign
markets as f. bearish help, as spot
wheat today was unchanged TO 3D.
lower with demand quiet and offers
liberal
The feature of the wheat market
late today was the heavy buying OF
the July future by Raymond Pynchon
& Co who we're reported as having
purchased 500, 900 bushela The selling
was scattered, and was led By COM
mission houses with stop-loss orders.
Inc pik iEGSiptE bbhG% AA w UUtui IL
markets were something of surprise
TO the trade They totalled $4,000
bushels, compared with $4,000
bushels a year ago. Corn advanced
+ is to 5-sc and the best prices were
reached late Shorts bought nearly
all day while TIE offerings were at no
time under great pressure.
/ There was additional talk Of a good
export business in various positions,
but the only sales made public were
! ! 90 900 bushels taken at Chicago. Cash
sales of oats at chicago were 100000
bushels with so 900 bushels for export
There were advances of Ia 20 lac for
this grain Seaboard houses again
bought Lard In fair quantities. and this
helped the provision list no little. The
volume of trade was small. There was
some local buying Of May pork. Pack
ers bought lard at the close.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-19
Toy Theatres Of Ncw York.

Perhaps the smallest stage ever
used for high class attraction was
the t2x14 platform in the charming
rooms of the Gamut Club. This or
ganization is limited strictly to
actresses, writer's. artists. musicians -
self-supporting professional women.
The stage folk predominant, and the
membership includes most of the
famous actresses of modern America.
OF course. an occasional drama IL
put on. although the club has not yet
built Its dreamed-of clubhouse, which
will incorporate fine. exceiiently-
equipped theater. In the meantime,
one of the most exquisite productions
ever given in this city was THE Death
OF Tintagiles" tMaeterlinck) on the
platform raised one foot above the
floor The atmospheric effects of =
dungeon in a castle we're marvellous.
In this Alma Kruger. did some won
derful work, and other wcll-kuown,
players. such as Olive Oliver, played
the various roles
The Gamut Club also has given
dramas In the large Broadway
theaters The most appealing fea-
ture of the present club-rooms Is the
roof garden. on which stars and yari-
Gus interesting members may be seen
summer evenings. -Winnifred Harper
Cooley. in April Southern Woman's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-19
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Quotations ny Miller a Co.. Member s
New York Cotton ExchaREe.I

New York, April 1s.--There was
more activity in cotton today and un-
der urgent demand from shorts the
market was firmer. finishing Mt a net
gain Of to points. Spot brokers
were free buyers OF May
Liverpool sold new crop deliveries
during the first hour when there ap-
peared TO be more active liquidation or
May Next Tuesday will be the first
day for May notices There wac no
session at New Orleans
A fair business was done in spot
cotton at Liverpool at an advance of
3 points on the basis OF 1900. for
middling upland. Futures in the Eng
Msh market were quiet at A net de-
cline OF l-2 to 1 point. Spot here was
steady and 0 points higher al i2.10c.
with sales Of /. 900 bales,
Fort receipts FOR the day were 37.1l5
bales compared with 2s.969 a year
ago New York warehouse stocks are
IS1.336 bales. contrasted with l12 1877
bales last year. Exports for the day
amounted To 37,624 bales against
if.SIi d year ago rcday's total In
Guided 5000 halcs 10 Great Britain,
II 0se TO France 3793 bales TO the
Continent and iq.54D to Japan and
China. Ciearances for the season
amount 10 4,25s.05l bales, compared
WITH 6,s75,3A9 for the corresponding
period last season
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ored, charged width having cocaine in
his possession for the purpose of SELL
ing, was continued to April u.s.
Robert Richardson. coiored. was
given ninety days In jail for taking q
pair Of shoes belonging to Lillian
Carter.
j. f. Langford was given thirty
days in Jail for taking a saw from
NJ. Decarr. and a similar term for
taking a saw from Mrs. Rosa L. Stone.
George Robinson, colored, charged
with breaking into the home of Hem
ry cambridge. and taking a suit of
clothes. was sent to the grand jury.
William Croxton, coiored. for TAX
ing barrel OF kale belonging TO
Leonard Wood. was given sixty days
i'm jail, from which he appealed.
William Peacock and William Hin.
for taking ffty-six pints OF whiskey
belonging to r. P. Priestiy. were CIV
en- four months In Jail each.
Ida Henderson. colored, was fined
$40 and put under bond for sixty
days. for conducting a disorderly
house.
C. F. Mills was fined s25 for reck-
iessly driving his automobile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-19

ing about education, but by studying
spelling. reading, mathematics and all
the rest. We shall learn what makes
for peace not by talking about peace.
but by cultivating moral qualities ana
by studying those subjects which APP
pertain to the duties Of citizenship.
1t seems almost wicked to doubt
that, some day, bloodshed and strife
will be abolished. But common hon.
esty impels one to admit that there
Is no sign of the coming OF world
peace. "A thoughtful writer says.
Religion is the only power on earth
that Is capable of ending warfare. And
even religion cannot do 1t immediate
ly.''
At the present stage OF humanity's
efforts to escape from the bondage OF
age-iong habit war increases the re-
iigious spirit but peace seems to
stif1e IL. Somehow, industrialism does
not take hold on the psychic forces. In
business transactions. there Is often
very little indication of nobleness of
character.--Anne Sheriff. Baird. In
April Southern woman's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-19
He'll FIRM N SPITE
Of MUCH SELLING
knce1snl Displays strength on Account
Of Demand in Explosives
Manufacture
nRokE:Rs BUYERS OF RAILS
l6frecs Thinks ~ Wills IL Dead Ncw
1sensaer Would Take Hts Place and
Fprrc Us 10 Repeat Invasion Of
Mexicc-
Ry RRoADRN WALL.

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Heurico Transfers.

E. H. Deatheroge ct ais. to August
G. Schultz ct al. 100 acres on the
Charles city Road, about sixteen miles
from the city. tax Sc. $40.
August G. Schultz to J. *. Halden,
one-half interest ia the same prop
erty as described In deed next above;
tax 81, $40.
Martha Burton to r. d. Pember-
ton. lot 20 in block 22 in the plan
Of Woodvette: $3.50.
A. w. Orpin ct ux. TO Mary Baker.
25 feet on Central Avenue, near the
northeast limits of Richmond; Slt0.
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