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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
Nebraska
DRYS WILL PUSH
SPRING TESTS
Federation at Lincoln Urges Vote
in Every Town During
Spring.
MEN END SESSION
Iron a statt Correspondentl

tFrom a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Feb. 1i.-(special Telegram)
In all towns of the state. where there
are now saloons, an effort will be made
to vote on the wet and dry question
at the spring election, according 10 action
taken by the executive committee Of the
Nebraska Dry Federation which held
session here today. In all towns where
there is a branch of the society that
society will be furnished with plans for
starting the sentiment for the election.
StrattOn Man Elected.
The last session o fthe Hardware Deal
ears association is over and this after
noon the following officers were elected
{. b. Diehl, Stratton, president; FREQ
Felz, Blue Hill. vice president: Nathan
Roberts. Lincoln, secretary; ]. H. Hussie,
Omaha; NJ. o. Trester Lincoln. and q.
ID. Goddbred. Utica, directors.
Omaha was selected as the place for
the 1917 session.
Resolutions endorsing the stevens bill
in congress, preventing discrimination in
prices were passed and also the federal
bill, TO do away with dishonest advertise
ing. This 1-cent letter postage bill was
also endorsed.
Unappropriated Funds.
The exact amount i'm the state treas
ury, composed of old unappropriated
funds, is $94,SS5, according to figures now
obtainable. OF this amount, 500 600 is fees
turned in by the pure food department;
t5l4, auditors fees 1926. board of irri-
cation; $234 state Dairy Mems assocla-
ton; Sis, state veterinarian; $9S. game
and fish commission. State Accountant
DeFrance has discovered that there is
in the hands Of the state treasurer, S45, 4SG
OF fees and cash funds the status Of
which is uncertain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
PIattsmouth Machine shop sold.

PLATTSMOUTH, Neb. Feb. 11.-(Spe-
cial)-Herman streetweiser for the past
twenty-five years proprietor of the Street
weiser Machine shops and iron works,
has sold the plant TO Mr.. Frank Ray
mond of Atchison, Kan, who will inn
mediately take charge OF the business
and move to this city. while Mr.. Street
weiser will in a short time depart for
California where he expects to make his
future home
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
Severe Rheumatic
Pains Disappear

Rheumatism depends on an acid In the
blood. which affects the muscles and
Joints, producing inflammation, stiffness
and pain. This acid gets into the blood
through some defect in the digestive
process. Hoods sarsaparilia, the old
time blood tonic. n very successfui IN
the treatment OF rheumatism. II acts
directly, with purifying effect. on the
blood. and improves the digestion. Don't
si,ffer. Get Hoods today.-Advertise-
rnent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
Nebraska
PLATTSM0UTH PRINCIPAL
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

pl.ATTSMOCTH. Ncb., Feb. ii-(Spe-
cat -prof. a. q. Esgenberger, principal
OF the hish school, was taken to an
omaha hospital today. whore he will he
treated. Tor what was first supposed to
have originated from fall which ne
suffered about week ago, and wh'ci
has kept him In his bed since. but wheh
now ist bought to be complication OF
the results OF the fall and an attack OF
appendicitis It will not be determined
untn he shall have had an N-rey cXeri-
nation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12

CRETE. Neb. Feb. u.-tSpecial) THE
Saline Lumber company. which runs a
LARGE lumber and coal yard here, COM
pleted deal Yesterday whereby II turns
over the ward to the sach Lumber and
Coal company OF Ord. The local company
sivcs possession of February %.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
nc-Elcrtr schooImnstcr.

ULYSSES. Sch. Feb iL-tSpecial)-
The Board OF Education Thursday eve
ming reelected J. V. W skinkle az super
intendent OF tho ulysses sthoois. MT.
Sklnkle WIS given two-year contract
lie came here two years ago from DaNen-
port. Neb., to succeed nr, Ross H. House
who left to take the presidency of a large
private school In Denver.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
Falls city Farmer Lose. Eye.

FALLS CITY,ir Neb. Feb. 11.--Cspeciai)--
August Meinzer, prominet farmer Of
Arago township and Either OF the assist
ant postmaster OF Falls City. met with
serious accident at his farm, seven miles
northeast of this city. while watching his
sons chop down some large trees. when a
sharp chip from the cutting flew into his
left eye. cutting 1t bpdly and destroying
the sight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12

Turn old furniture. household goods and
clothing into cash with a Bee want-Ad
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
Auburn TO Celebrate Fourth.

AUBURN Neb.. Feb 11.-(Speciai)-
At n mass meeting of citizens held re-
Gently it was unanimously voted that
Auburn hold a big Fourth OF July cell
ebration this year and invite all of the
surrounding towns to participate.
At the last meeting of the city council
an additional company of twenty-five
men was authorized to organize chem
zeal company. which would cooperate
with and form part OF the reguajr
fire department. This additional company
will be equipped with the best and most
modern chemical fire fighting apparatus
This addition 20 the department brings
the quota of men to seventy-five. Tho
city furnishes all appliances and equip.
ment and maintains two stations,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12
PLATTSM0UTH STUDENTS
WILL HAVE SCHOOL GARDENS

PLATTsMoUTH. Neb., Feb. li.-(sps-
cial. 1.-The matter OF the teaching OF
agriculture in the high school at this
place will be given new interest. the
coming spring. when Miss Margaret Clio
berson, who has charge OF that depart
ment, will have the different members
of the class, farm lots adjacent to the
school, which has been secured for that
purpose and in conjunction to her efforts
to secure land for the purpose, the Com
mercial club. have leaned their services
In securing the needed ground.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12


in the Common hamber
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-12

OF the rural schools arc closed Only one
quarantine has tcen established IN North
Bend.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

ten Siuiidlcn 2ppu uno &onital15 be-
gn1ncu, fir melden bic Sdlpci5erildcn
8u1ocsbabncn tire trefflid einserihz
tcten Gol1itatssiigc auf nnei9enniitigz
tic @eilc sur @erfii9uns %lteIlcn. 9ie~
lcr Nllstmui6 bon Shmerncrluunbcten
%aelpabrt, iuie lpnlts i'm 9leidcn WsaBe
fcin allberes ldipeiseriIdcs 2tebeSiperf,
einen @inblid in bic un6cl6rcibliden
Shrefcn bcs &rieges. Starfc, bliihcnz
DC Idnner lparen es ale, OILS lie fin
ibr &aterlanb in Sen &f Sp9er;
als gpbtfranfe, glinSe, &riippcl ulb
@eiltig lln1nad1tetc lpcrbcn lie icbt ser
@eiuatb Sugefiibrt - Gin Sober ein
Idrtprer nnb @elb.
Gin mciterer NustauId bon fltrbee
biirfti9en @efangenen ipirb nadltens
fplgcn n,1b es lit bprallsscleber. oaB
neuc ld6Dne @erf nit 1000 Snz
palibcn beibcr Notioncn lcincn Mnfang
madjcn miro. Nltber Sen 2ungclfranz
fen gibt es natiirlid all6 cine grnBe
8prtion @efangene. Die NIT allberen
2ciberL lpie Nbcumatism1s, Dodgrabiz
ger Nerpplitdt II. /. IN. be6aftct iino
unb bielc 9atienfcn iperbet in iolchen
Sur l1no 8abeprten untersebrabt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

sap ii1lo anbaltsno iapaniide 5dif=
fe, on ser &iiite billlt1ter Bis llad)
Balboa frell5t oas iapaniide @e=
idmaoer. Sic gerbileolna NIT So
pata lit leidt ber3ultellen fiir Oie So
paller bllrd) oie &iiite oe5 ga115en
5taates Guerrero al Ser @eitfiilte,
einid)lieBlid) Oes @afens Mccapulco,
Ser i'm Belts 3apatas hit. Die eng
lml0er foin11en i'm bon 9elioe - @ri=
tii6 : Sonbl1ras - bon Slten Der
erreide1l. Iariiber, baB 3apata rie=
iige Mengen an @affen nlo Mllni=
tion aufgeIpeidert bat, berrldt II ii t
cine Mnfai ung."
Iiele N%adrid)ten iiber 3apata
legert sic 6rage nabe, 1uie miro lid,
bieier 81 0em ginriiden Mmerifani=
ider Srlppen in Merifo itellen2
@irO er biellei6t @iQa SIT @iilfe eli
len, pooltrd bie @merifaniide Sl1pa=
lion Merifos ein gan5 auoeres Sc
iidt erbalten miiroe. @ie lange fann
lid, Garan5a nod, als ugbef Ser Sc
facto Regierung" bebaupten? @er=
Den leine @enerdle leinen 8efeblen,
nit Ben amrerifanilden Irl1ppen ge=
meiniam SIT operirem 6olge leilten?
Man iiebt, Sic Gage IN Merifo lit
permidelter, als iemals 5npor un0
fam fir bie Ser. Staaten Sic Idtper=
%tpiegenolten Golgen baben. Sb marl
iih oeiien iii @albiugton betpnBt lit?
Sb man Die SanD gnglal1os u10 Sa=
pars III Den merifaniiden 8irren err
fennt? @enige Iage aperoen barii=
Der MllfidlltB geben. G6 0ieler auf=
ldluB aber Elm fir oas Golf Der Ser.
5taaten e~rfreulid)er ieir miro, Dos
erlal1ben mir lns, beideioelt 81 BE-
5ueifeln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

lporocn, I'M auf biele Seiie irgellbipclz
dcu ltlunnebmlidfeiten ober ciuer
@erlesllns Der Gefiible Ser lonltisen
8elud1er iold)cr anrprte ppr5ltbeu9en.
saut Ben einseIanfencn geridten
ppn 9abos, ipeld]e Die iiir5lid crfol9te
G1funft Ser erlte1 belltlden arieges9ez
fan9cnen oa1elbt 19ilpern, lino aber
ipld)c Mabrcscln fau1n nDtbig, bern
obtppbl 1ib mtter Sen BORT meilenben
@aiten @ertretcr oller glatipnen be-
fi1oen, mar Der GmpfanG Der Siclen
franfe1 &riegcrn 5l1tbeil murbe, ein
oil 5rabmslps l~icbeboller nno bcrss
ltder.
Sran5oicn, gngIdnbcr, Mltiien uno
Staliener, lie erblidten nid)t meDr Den
vSeirb" IN bielen miiben Mdnuer9ez
ltalten; ibr &er5 llno Sic driitli6e
gfaditenliebe bebielten Sic Sberbanb
llnb Elm Sober legte iih Suredt. DOB
Bic Solbaten 1einer Natipn cine rid
lihtsboue n1b frernDlidc Sebanblllns
ebet1io ldaber ipiirben.
Nad 9eenoigung bieies eriten Sne
baltoentransports iplrOe lp9lei6 lpies
ber NIT einem nellen 9ustanl9 bon
Sdperfranfen nnb gdlperbermlnoez
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

lperocn, uelde fir ibr inoipiouelles
2eibcn am ~pahenoiten linb. gripeilt
li6 oieier critic 9erlnd NIT beutl6en
llnb frallsolilden gefansenen erfolse
reid, bpfft man. bab ben franfen Coll
oaten Der anoern fricgfiibrenben Natiz
pnen Ipdter and9 cine @elegenbeit 81
elmer Sur IN Der Schluci5 seboteu luerz
sen ipiro.
Cine ipe5ielle l1eberipad)llng Sieier
@efangenen lit nidt fir nDtbig erabz
tet, benn ipenn Ser cine pbcr allbere
eine1l Sludtberiu6 maiden iolte, per&
pflid)tct li6 lein @cimatblaro, i'm 8uz
riid5uldifen. ltnb bie Gtrafe fir Elm
lpldes gerseben beltebt alrberoem in
ciner promptcn Giidipeoition in bas
Teinblide @efanger1lager.
Ius leidJt erfldrlihcn @~riin6cn
iperoen feii,c bieier Snbaliocn III grDz
beren GtaDtetl unb i'll a~lrorten, bie
Der 2anbesgrenSc ober einer SETTING
nabe liegen, untergebra6t.
Sic betoen betbeiligtcn Staaten bue
ben lib fir Die allrfolten perpflidtet
unb Sic IN 8etraht fommenben ldlpciz
seriidcn 5ptelS ntb ErHiionen baben
iid gu mDslidit sleidmaBigdl uno be-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19

Treilen seetni9t. inbem bas
gan5c llnternebmen bas @eprdge zines
2iebcsnerfes llnb nidt etlpa etner @ez
MISUNDERSTANDING bebalten ion. Muf
oicic Dirt llnb @eiie lpll es alien ipirf=
lid furbebiirftisen &riegsscfansenen
ermDglidt merben, BON ser Gait
frcunpldaft Ser gdlpei5 Gebraud sl
nndcn. Marie8ibmc T..
Cine eigenartige tirN@ :
ltde Soppelfeicr fauo tiir3liG in Der
lnabbdnsisem lutberii9en &irhe in
Meaiter, 6. D., itatt. Mm @orlnttz
tag ipurbe our9 Paffor peit9mam
bic Ronfirmntion BON bier iungen
,9omen, Sina 5auer, 2pbia 5auer,
glie 5auer unb 9o3el 8lod, porge..
npmmen, unO nuhmittags murbe ems
Der Waoder, 5raulein 2bota 9auer,
anil 9errn- Mrtbur Berse setraut,
poGet !Serr Sobann Gauer Braut<
fiibrer un0 Traulein Sina @auer
@rnusjuasfer mar. Grdulein glIs
Gaaer ipielte Wagners 9oh5eitsz
marI9. 9as junse Yaar miro li@
sHa.ed1 elmer fur5sa 9paaeitsreiie nadl
5iour Sans in Seattle, MaIb, niez,
ner1I{1pn 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-19
9te Spipitaliiirutts nD,1 i,tpaliben
&riessgefansenen in Der Sdmeis.

Na9oem man sic tdsliben tral1rtz
gen 8otldaften iiber Ben 8erlnlf Beg
groBen g0lferfrieges gelelen. Die eez
niigen. I'm Sem Sbealilten 1elbIt 3neiz
fel an bas Cute unb gdDne IN bieler
@elt 5u erlpeden, ba tbut es ipobl,
ipenn nieber eine&nnbe fonlmt bon Ser
nimmer ermiibenben barmher5isen
Sbatisfeit Der tapferen S6ipei5, tpelz
de trob ibrer eisenen 9%efabroeten Gage
lll1b tros Ser groBen Sorgen. oie lie
infplse Der troitlolen @erbaltnille in
europa 5u ertragen bat, tets lofort
an Die 2inberung frember g1ptb uno
fremben 2cibcs bentt.
90 lit benn fiir5li6 Gin nelles idD>
neg 2iebcslperf su gllnlten oerariegsz !
%gefangeneu III Sang selebt porben,
beren geiunSbeitlider Sultuho einSlufz
cntbalt in ei,1em Sur ober gabeprt
nptbpenbig madt.
Sdon balb nod aricgsa1sbrllh
priifte Der 9pritaub beg Sblpei5er @oz
teller : @ereins Bic Stage, in tpelder
@ei1e cs ermoglidt lper0en fDnnte, ben
%fral1fen unb peripu1,oetcn Sffi5ieren
unb Golbaten ser frie9fii6renbenWed6z
tie Sen @eg in Sic idlpei5eriiden allrs
sebiete 5u 0ffnen. Seioer erlpielen lid
abcr fir lau9e 3cit al(e SIT bielem
3lpedc rnternpmnteuen Gdritte perz
geblid, inoem Bic betrefienben Staa@
ten Sen MngebDrisen ibrer Mrrneen
nidt geltatten ipollten, ipabreno Der
ariegsbaucr boriibergc6enb allsldnoi=
ide &urprte gu Grbplungs5lpeden olfz
5nIuGen.
Sic Tortgelebten 8e%mii6un9en bes
Sdmei5eriiden gunoesratbes, fpie al1h
bes Yopites, fiibrten aber idlteblid
bpd gu elmer gtnisung in pie1er 4nge<
%legenbeit, in ipelder Nun franfe oel1t@
lde ariegsgefanaene aus Sranfreid
uno trante fran5olilhe' ariesssefanse@
ne all5 9eutIdlanb 5u a%lr5tpecfen III
Der gdipei5 untergebra6t tperbe11
fDnr1en.
@erIlldsipeiie perben in erlter Clinic
beilbare 2llnsenidtpinbIiidtigc nad
idipei5eriiuen @ebirssfnrorten se@
Ianbt (bie g9iperfranfen iperoen nit
Sen sdiperberlplnbeten : 9ransporte1
bireft in ibr @aterlano 5uriidgebradD
u,lb 5tpar linS 9apos i'm aanton@ rall&
biinhen fir beutlde unb 2epiin lno
Mpntana in Der fraus0liI6cn Shuei5
fir iran50iil6e Hatienten beltimmt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
HOW EGGS ARE BOOSTED
Cornrrrd In Cold Stornge-I,ig aud
Little SPECTATORS In the Gnmc.
Boycott Only ltcmruy.

y committee OF the New York Lcgis-
loturc which has been investigating
this hIgh cost y: Twin. and trying 70
ferret on remedy has brought out
III" U'stOri OF IA carload Of Gigs that
loft the chicken yards of Indiana Last
juuc. l. was found that ihcs. eggs
were solo TO somebody ~ about q
cents per dozen. and then entered upon
"A bcwitder,nE ave months career. Ia
IN: course oi which they passed rom
c%E broker to cgE prok"r. sometimes
changing owners twice in a single day.
until away late IN November ,hry wcrc
sold "a hotels restaurants and croccrs
- from - 20 - cents per dozen.
y writer IN the New York World.
commenting on the report OF the com
miit"c. ,rr"ws = little more light on
The general subject o. h!Eh-pr!ccd
eggs. lie claims 10 have heard Of
numbers Of clerks in Chicago brokers
offices who AZ" in the habit - saving
part OF ihcir salaries each week until
they have enough 70 buy a To-" cases
az eggs N snru" Coid-storaec ware
house. tho eggs being subject 10 thc!:
orders and held FOR :, rise. When The
right moment comes the clerk sells
out and makes his 'killiuE." having
never seen the cEgs he has owned and
caring nothing for what shall become
portion ~ IN" countries food supply
being solely that Of a gambler
with tHis sort 81 thin.. praCticcd on
a large scale asks the writer tn tn.
w Grid. what chance has The cousulnrI.
to buy eggs on any terms "a vc those .lxnd
h| N. master spectators? What nope
has lie say. Ia an out-and- out boycott;
that wt!l make the food gambler trcn-
bio 70! his Investment. as well as for
his profits? p"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
NORTHERN NECK BOOMS
High Prices for Lnnd mud Sen Products
Make Northumberland ma other
Counties Prosper.

iiEATiISNILl.E. VA. Dcccnbc" .
This * an era Of prosperity FOR all u l.
section. especially northumberland
County. Never was farm produce
more profitable thar now. To cite bu,
W." crops. white potatoes and turnips
never has there b".ii greater demand
o.: higher prices for these. Turnips
which have always sold here for 50
and 80 cents II bush.l. easily bring 81
bushel now. and the demand is met
with difficulty. Eggs continue 10 sell
at 10 aid - cents II dozen. more than
WAS even paid here before
The Mcnhadcu FISHING season Just
closed. has been Tn" most successful In
I'VE years. The catches have range
from 1000, coo 10 li.000.00d per steamer.
and the prices getting ever higher. both
for oil and SCRAP. II is thought sub
stHn:!a! dividends. ranging from c To
- per cent, VIII he PAID by all til" fac
tories
The colorcd people or this county are
"Xccptionally prosperous. many owl
ing neat. comfortable homes. horses
ana buggics and not IL fcw good farms
and some automobiles. Lately In Fair
fields III" colored pcopl" have bought
land. and Will in the near future. erect
high school Of their own.
With that cud in view. 4 called meet =
inE was held on Thank sgiving for III"
purpose Of soliciting subscriptions
They expected TO raise $1,000. and
were not disappointed. In addition to
THIS. on" of the Colorcd societies CAV"
= number ~ entertainments. such ~
box parties and an additional $500 has
been raised.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
MONEY CHANGING HANDS
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
link Cicnrings In south Atlantic nnd
Southwestern Suites Immense
Ia November.

Dun's Monthly Review of this date
will show gratifying Improvement in
bank cicarinrS ali over the country
for the month OF November. Tho
maintenance Of prosperous conditions in
the South Atlantic states says tho
advance proof sheet OF tnc Review
IL clearly reflected in unusually heavy
ciearinSS in the principal cities Bnlt,-
more. Washington. Kichmoud. Atlanta
ana numerous other ccutclS r"puriinu
substantial Improvement while ti,
tot''l Tor the entire section ~ 3VS per
c.ni greater than ON" y"n, ago ana
ID" per cent IN excess OF 1879 Tl-
following figures FOR clcuginiss IN No.
Ncinh"r of This year and last year arc
given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
nr'"heis Of Morc or less Ind,.-
'''h' 'hhr""trr From Hnrioux
iarts of tic NnrIu

rae W"'ld's annua! cotton crop is
about 100000 tons. ~ -
iN''nco2iS made OF paper aro uo,.
offered for emergency use
me hrat electric lamps eyer p,ado T.,
''E'htiha were recently turned .,,, :, :.
new plant d
clip has been invented for ho,dir,.
spoon on The edge of :; cooking u,nn-
Sii or medicine glass
Hg" ORE state consumes 37o.3ao
o'" feet of lumber annually in MAIN,
pa'Nihr boxes ana crates
y bed that folds INTO , wan an, 8.
hidden by Il pair Of doors Z. ,r.. a.,
~ Colorado inventor
Hin". cold was discovered in a.,
>""k'and province in 1852 there Inns
h'fn exported from this district cold
10 The value Of yllG,756.0od
IN zen years the wheat vtcla g..
western Australia has Increased cror,
1000" 10 more than 5000. 600 busb.ls
i'i"hts Of six principal mca; com-
Nanlc@ OF Argentina in 1915 wcr. re-
porte" 81 Sa.o00.00o United states cur
gone.
The car shops OF ono Of The !eadin,.
railroad companies Of this rouu,r,.
TURN "Wi Il ho% ear every six minutes.
Nor" than 10000 tons Of wood flour
valued a, s3oo.O 600. are used amn,,lI,,
IL he United states I'M the manu-
factnr" Of dynamite and ia the mann
lecture Of iulnit% Iinuieuni
Spinncra ana wearcrs Of GERMANY
assert they have found in their own
country " satisfactory ANA incxDcn-
SiNc substitute for cotton. wool and
tut". TIL. plant is called the typha
and is a aori Of cattail tina; grows ey-
tcn.ivcly In innrshcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
SMOKING AND CHEWING
some '""n Of What TIER. ,r trn,,..o
ray I" I n"ic Snn, In
Int,S.

20 ."l"ihS Z" The official report OF
80" internal Ncv"nuc Department Of
ne government this country rnanuc,r-
'u'rd and sold IA tho ,nou,h nr Dr,n.
h'r @'oi NiS,i2S cigarettes ana sea,
''''N' cigars II also made and pn i'll
."'''Eh r"venu" tax on 1861 o6o
hounds "t chewing and smoi>inr TO-
hHceo ana 2,7,@IS2 pounds of snnrr
Ih's output OF tobacco FOR smnltiur.
'h'w'n@ md Snuf'in,; purposes paid in
i'Nes I" The government the sum OF
$s.G4.3o1..5
total OF s7o,4ls.2o2.a7 has been
Collected rs taxes from tn. tobacco
w"huiaCturtnr Industry during the
hrSt ten months Of th" currcu; calcn-
Oar wear. while IN tho corresponding
rrriod "f 1913 the collections totalcd
Sbi.2O3"u3,22. thus showing Il gain ol
SiV"i5.HSo.7J in collections for tho
period ended October 81, 1916 This
l":T" increase exceeds The total col
lcctlona on manufactured products for
aiurl. month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
nri.tor. nnri.rr Plant ncoucucd.

NltISTol.. VA. December 9.--Thc big
hhrit"S plant Of the Virginia Zine and
chemical Company. which closed down
ihr"" years ago. having recently un-
u"rEon" general repairs. il to resume
operation on January |. The company
has representatives here at present.
Tho boilers ANA engines arc being test
'd' and arrangements arc being made
." supply the p!aht with raw ma tcrial
and Other things needed This plant.
hHiit at cost Of practically 5250.000
Val CIV" employment 10 from 100 to
."o hands. u rs not yet definitely
known what tho products Of the mill
ar" TO b" under tho new contracts sup
posed 10 hay" been arranged by the
company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
INDUSTRIAL BRISTOL
'"'' 'i""t Z" itc HrViyr,l--Scu ,,r,s
"Pi'ai Getting Hms!-inriuu.
hc'ri"pEncn;aI Hcpurts

hH'Sr"I. VA. December IN,
chemist Tor tic vrsmia zinc ana
N'm''oi '"mpauy wnicn compnn,
WINS rl'nt hero valued "a, s2550oG
.h""'n''s 'ho purpose or thc COMPANY.
u" revive ihr plant ANA nave !; h.,
"l"rHtI"n by January l. Tile macl,iu-
"! IS now being tested aud s,cps nr.
in progress &" provld, raw material
VI -" plant viii 'nrn ont barytoe ANA
! "F pr"d"eis The infant owned i'm
i"c main hr New rorl, capi,al
Tn" Boston Mo'ai Company. which T.,
sa'd Ito hosc recently acquired the
N"sh'n"ry aud oquirmcnt OF the Crrs-
cent iI'H Rolling Nils hcre. viii. il;
stated uas" sale os tine Same or,
'"n I>a OF TINS month
IN" Virginia Iron, coal ana C1I,.
yonrnn' has begun rcsurvoy OF its
i"l properties. This work is yi.yy.
q" 'a s.sHliie"nt coming ia connect ION
"'i" r"rs's'rut rumcrs that the COM
."nS prooahl. planning 20 close II,
p"a ''r ;hr ,roustcr of its properties.
No'"ur d.nri,e can we learned hero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
MIXING OF COFFEEs
NM rulings al t.uyrr,,
zoe" department Con.cruju,.
"h% or our Strongest uri,,

r,fr.o ",'i'g covering the mixture %
como, n" an" coffee screenings vim
T.nee hh' just been issued ~, IL
m''e" HLai"S Department, OF Agri,ni-
Of ,oflsn 'o. nr., ''onee d, ,ho -ccd
Irred from MI hut q small por,i..,, YEA,
(,'1 sherm"d"rm coffee chan and COZ.
zee SCREENINGS arr not coff,c, AMI ,,,G,.
'""eS Of th"s" with coffee A.. ..I,,,.,
..gp any misbranded under tha nrnyi-
S' go o. ~ FOOD ana drurs 49,, IT,
ronrc N"" as
hgl@iiye % NJ Labelling .. conccs
YtHcr recent ruling says: I'm y,cv 81
N'e shortage OF Java coffee til, bur..,,,
n"a "c"n requested tu adyis. ,rrntb.'
"sNI'fes consisting of Java ana si,
'hA'iH may ho labeled as I.lu r,r,.'.
Ms a'nlrd in food !usucc,ton dcrjat,,,
W t"n'e grown iu Sumatru MIN, H.,
Iab"'ad oi'hor as 'Sumatru a..
p"'ch East indian coffee m. .p-
10y r'"1a'dS ''s raishranded .,u,.s
90 Mocha and Suuntr., coMpc :. inhotcd
tH Mocha ANA lava coffee.