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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
If You Are Feeling Badly, WornOu and Run Down, You
Should lake Ianlac, Say Thousands of People
in the Vicinity of Richmond
NEARLY A MILLION ACTUAL TESTS PROVE
TANLAC TO BE A WONDERFULLY FINE REMEDY

The writer knows the man or wo-
man who will read this--read on. it
carries n message for folks that feel
IKE you do. Not sick perhaps. not
reaay Tor the emergency call. but
worn out and in need for II good tonic
The vital organs seem To be sluggish
~ performing their duties You don't
feel like your old self. Thousands Of
people feel Hike that. Nature will only
stand about so much Of our present
day methods and then she is ready to
give up.
one OF Amarica's foremost chemists
German ntmed Herr Joseph Trim
bach. labored years with the assist
iihcc oI /. corp OF experts cudctvorinE
10 create a remedy which would re-
store and rebuild the vital organs Hn
h'ih at his command every facility
that ingenuity and money could com
mand lie concentrated his study up-
on these particular troubles The re-
suit was bound to he good When af-
ter long research and cxpcrimcntation
they announced that Taniac would be
the name Of a preparation they consid-
cred absolutely the last word In ncdi-
cincs of this kind. the world sat M and
took notice. To-day. after nearly a
million tests OF record. the result liz be-
Sohd question. Tanlac has won the in
d"rsemcnt of nearly million people
The new medicine which is Il pure
vegetable preparation. was created to
first cleanse the system with the aid az
tablets which come with each bottle
and then rebuild and restore to nor
NAL tn" rundown. worn-ou, vital or
Etns which permitted the system to
oecohir saturated with posons and
cloEScd with undiEestcd food W..
nave all along known that when tho
Kidneys faltercd. poisons such as uric
avid would enter the blood. We hay.
All along known that inactive bowels
ana liver caused disease and suffer
il6, ana now that we hav. had Great
cd ior W. a remedy which stimulate,
and revivcs the action of tno.. organs
winch nature herself provided To guard
US from these evils, no one. feeling out
or sorts run down and worn out
should hesitate moment before get
ting Tanlac.
As proof Of what this remarkable
preparation viii actually do in cases
ni TINS Kind, the testimonials Of Rich.
hIond people. right here in town AR.
being published daily. Thousands In
'his vicinity have found that Tanlac
VIII accomplish all that Is claimed for
II. and praise IL 10 the SKY. In f,c.
I'll. proof has been 50 CONVINCING ana
oFcr"h"iming no one can LONGER doubt
the efficiency OF Taniac ON this nag.
-! to-day paper are the statements
or local people from whom YOU can
get statements verifying this in every
particular.
People for years troubled with s,o,,-
"ch troubles. Indigestion. headache.
n.FN"usness. catarrhal affections and
hihdred troubles have found in TnpI,,
the best remedy. The sur. remedy az
e"rdinr 10 their own statements.
Week after week these ady.r,t.
'nents appear You must ADM, ,h.r.
must b" merit hidden within The ho-
ties sold your nciEhhors who nov
praise Tan!ac. No remedy YOU can r.
Hcihber ever caused such :; sensation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
PAINS in BACK
EASILY RELIEVED
Found Tint Short Treatment With
famine Drove Palms Out and
Mndc Hin: Feel Fine.
DOCTORS INDORSE TT

Folks troubled with pains across
the small Of their back. torpid liver
and constipation ought TO listen to me
remedy that WAS ever brought out for
these troubles. and now that have
been helped nj last by Tanlac, ! think
the world should know it," declared j.
W. Butler, blacksmith. of Richmond
residing at G3l South BclvidcIe Street
] suffered for Il long time with Sc
we're pains in the small Of my back
appetite was poor constipation was
troublesome and felt badly most all
the time. Gas on my stomach caused
ShortnHSS OF breath sometimes. and yet
since I've been taking Tanlac | have
experienced wonderful relief have
reaped great benefit from it, and il
mas done me good III more than one
way. take pleasure in praiSinE Tan
lac. and shall always consider IL tho
greatest remedy ;! ever took: and /
have taken great many. have the
greatest faith in Taniac" continued
Mr.. Butler. who is numbered among
an army of Tanlac indorscrs here in
Richmond who praise Tanlac for
troubles arising from = disordercd
condition Of the stomach. kidney or
liver.
When one realizes that thousands Of
people have been helped in exactly
the same way by this same remedy
there can he no earthly reason why
you should hesitate before giving il m
least the thorough test urged in ease
you have similar troubles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
TANLAC TRULY
GREAT TONIC
Richmond People In All Walks Of Life
Now Indorsc TanIur far Stomach
and Kidney Ailments.
coca COLA MAN ENDORSES
TASINC IN HIGHEST TER VI

Il took Tanlac on the rccommenda-
ton OF Mr.. lSlankc. and now I'm feel
INK fine and dandy. have Il strong APP
petite and recommend il highly AZ a
wonderful tonic and appetizer" de-
c!arcd another Richmond indorSer o.
this National Tonic" which has be-
come a household remedy throughout
this section for the ailments arising
trom'a d!*ordcrcd or deranEed condi-
,ion Of the stomach, kidney or liver
Il felt sluggish. couldn't enjoy my
food and fcl, badly all the time when
| hogan taking Tanlac. Indigestion
and stomach trouble. together with
lost appetite. made me AN III man; but
to-day I'm very glad TO report that
IL has been long time since felt
a we'll" continued MIR. Il. Henry Wal
ton. for about three years with the
Coca Cola Eott!ing Works.
/, has only been Of late that Tanlar
has really been acknowledged the SUI
prcmcly best remedy for indigestion
and the other stomach ailments COM
monty complained Of. Druggists, how
ever. 49, well as doctors and thousands
upon thousands Of people indorac IL
now. Seldom dp We see a proprietary
remedy $" highly indorscd Never II,
the history Of medicine has there ever
been a remedy widely known and
spoken OF III so short a Spac. Of time
In fact. Tanlac to-day may be consid-
"rcd more of II household remedy than
anything else. IL Is designed 10 com
hat ana overcome the ailments and
complaints that are bound to arise
under our present day methods OF Nv
ing Nine people OUT OF ten in rho
average American city are apt 10 suf-
Ter more or less from disorders of the
stomach, kidneys or liver. and it IL
Tor such troubles that this great and
truly wonderful remedy was created
iist OF authorized Tanlac agents is
printed below. Get a bottle =. ~.
nearest one to-day.
WAltNlNG Tanlac is said only
through authorized agents for the
protection OF the public. Make no at
tempt to secure it elsewhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
TANLAC AS A TONIC HOLDS 5
FIRST PLACE in THIS CITY
BIG PROFITS
IN ONE BOTTLE
BOTTLE of TnnInc md Three ,riny Little
Tablets Hiring Returns Worth
Weight In Gold,

Just like Il lot of others. | had lost
my appetite. due to stomach and indi-
Eestion trouble. and just like they did,
l found Tanlac to he n wonderful
remedy for sucl, troubles" said Josh
H. Missimir. 4O6 Hancock Street, Rich
mond.
II used to have bad pains i'm my
Stona,l and chest after eating ia
feel all stuffed up and uncomfortable.
breath would get short-you know
| couldn't rest we'll at night and
would often roll and toss about some
thing awful. but since taking Tanlac
the pains In my stomach have disap-
p";,rc" and I've gotten back n dandy
appetite" I'm glad to recommend Tam
lac now"
It's just as easy as pie. Take a few
doses OF Tanlac, together with the
Tiny tablets that come with each bot :
tie. and Your system looks right IN
once moro. You begin To feel great,
the bowels. Kidneys and liver yet busy
doing their duty, the old-time appc-
tit" aud per" come romring back on
the job. an" 10! and behold you are
Yourself again. GREAT. ISN'T IT?
sure aud now that science and tn.
great Dayton. Ohio. laboratory have
solved the problem for you, don't
hesitate getting on the band wagon
aud enjoying the living while the liv-
inS is good. y bottle costs but a
dollar and returns bcttc- dividcr Dis
than til" fa:teS, war babe Get ~
bottle now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
HAD BAD COUGH
CHEST WAS SORE
Fenrrd Lung Trouble. Hut Found
Trouble Was E;nsily Relieved
by Taking Tnnlac.
FEARS WE'RE INEOGNDED

For ten years suffered with lung
trouble. indigestion and pains across
the middle of my back, and now that
take this opportunity of praisinE Tan
lac want To urge all sufferers TO take
this remedy which. in my humble
opinion. at my age of seventy -four.
think exactly fills the bin" said Mrs
y. J.; Long. Gil North Sixth Street
Richmond
Many people under the impression
they are troubled with some awful
disease have learned TO their relief
that Tanlac would help them. They
have found that they were troubled
with disorders of the vital organs OF
stomach. kidney and liver. and before
giving up hope. or rushing of 10
sanitarium, hospital or specialist they
should try this treatment. Continu-
ing Mrs. Longs statement. she said:
Il coughed Il great deal and spit W
considerable corruption. After eat :
ing my stomach would feel fun and
uncomfortable. ! suffered greatly with
headaches. too. and a soreness across
my chest. but after aking Tanlac. the
soreness across my chest has gone, my
appetite has increased and the pains
across the small Of my back are gone.
My general health has been vastly i'm
proved and feel much stronger
and better in every way ! want 10 say
that Tanlac has proven in my case To
hc II splendid remedy and one that
sincerely recommend"
II You wake up IN the morning with
throat and nostrils fun. Slight cough.
bad taste in your mouth. lack OF APP
petit" and inactive bowels you are
suffering from conditions easily con-
Gu"rcd by Tanlac. The proof Of this
* in the thousands of testimonials re-
cciNcd from people all over the coun-
try. IL 80 troubled yourself. get :,
bottle OF Tnnlac. and with the tablets
that come with it. find out for your.
self what wonderful change can b"
brought about by this simple. mex.
pcnSirc treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
TO REVIEW ENTIRE FIELD
OF FOREIGN RELATIONS
Series Of Important Conferences Will
Begin at White House Next
.&R Wednesday.
DECISIVE ACTION EXPECTED
President Wilson Will Go Over With
Secretary Lansing and Other Cabi-
net Members Pending Issues With
Germany and Great Britain.

WASHINGTON. November IA
series Of the most importam, confer
ences of the Wilson administration af-
iectinS American foreign relations viii
begin 1t The White House next We'd
nesduy. President Wilson and Score
tarS OF state Lansing. in :. number OF
conferences, viii review the entire n,!u
of foreign issues including those with
England. which have been held in
allegiance for more than Il year. AS
unoihciaily outlined to-day, the sub
Jects 10 be taken up. and the Order In
which they viii lie considered are as
follows:
With Germany: The reported de-
struction of British merchantmen with
out warming, cndangerIng American
lives: the reported attacks OH the CO.
and the memoranda in the l.usitania
case, which has laid on Secretary Ian
sings desk since last February.
With Great Britain: Unlawful re
strictions upon American commerce.
the black list; interference with Amer
lean malls; arbitrary orders in council
limiting American rights on the hlsh
seas. and arbitrary lists of coutraband
With Mexico: The situation in Chi
huahua. which the state Department
admits has not improved. The admin
istration is pledged not TO Withdraw
tho American forces from Mexico So
long AS conditions In that country are
such as to constitute u menace to the
American frontier.
Following his discussions with Sec
rotary Lansing, and aside from the gen
cral consideration to bc given these
matters at the regular Cabinet meet
ings. President Wilson is expected to
call into consultation Secretary of War
Baker on questions relating 10 Mexico:
Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo on
questions OF retaliation against Great
Britain for her war upon American
commerce. and other department; heads
who viii bc charged with responsible
ity for the execution Of the policies
decided upon.
There are many questions IN the for
cign relations field which viii he deal;
with soon, but the more important viii
take precedence.
Otnc!als in all administration circles
look for decided action on some Of
these matters In the immediate future
They point to certain declarations In
the Democratic platform and assert
they We're either written or ordered
into the platform 10y the President. and
correctly state his attitude
The foreign relations planh of the
platform says:
we Mold tina, it is tho duty OF the
United States TO use It's powcr not only
10 make itself safe II homo. hut also
10 make secure its jas; Interests
throuEhout the world. ana. both for
TINS end and in til, interest of hu-
mauity. TO assist III. world in securing;
settled peace and justice"
Concluding This p.nuk is the ass.r-
ton that Il; is the duty of the United
Si..es 10 join with other nations of
the world in any feasible association
that viii effectively serve those prin-
cip!cs 10 maintain iuviolate the com
plete security a. the high seas for the
common and unhiudcrcd use az all ma
lions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
FORCES NOT TO WITHDRAW
UNTIL oItDl:.i IL RESTORED

As TO Mexico. the platform says.
The want OF i stable. Responsible
government i'll Mexico has rendered II
necessary temporarily 10 occupy Sy our
armed forces 4 portion Of the territory
OF that friendly state. Cntil hy the
restoration Of law ana order therein. 4
repetition of such incursions is improh-
able. The necessity OF thcii remaining
will continue.
.Intcrvcntion. implying as il does
military t'atjurNt!cD, j. revolving 10
the peof5le Of the United states. not
w!ths:andnz the provocn,ion Ia that,
course has been grca, ana should H."
resortcd TO. if at all, only as a last
recourse"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
STONE FINED FOR SPEEDING
WITH NEGRO PRISONER
Mnd Dash Through city streets. Tn
necessary. Holds Prosecution. and
Jury brings In Light Fine.

NJ ID. stone. an AUTOMOBILE. dealer Of
iHo' Yves, broad street. was fined S25
ana costs yesterday by Il jury in the
MUSINGS Court on the charge Of c.-
'.e"ihS the speed limi; through the
streets OF South Richmond. Despite
me unusual circumstances conucc, ii
WIN me speeding charge. the jury he.d
'hal stone had broken the laws. but
recommended the nominal fine.
stone was speeding he said. under
'ne direction of sheriff w. w. Sydnor.
OF iicnrico County. who was brin..i,,.
10 the ficnrico County Jail from Ir-
,ersbnrg for safckccping the negro,
John Williams, who was charged with
Il serious onenSc. Threats had heen
mad" against the negro in PETERSBURG.
the preceding night. and the militia
''ad bcch ordered out TO diShurSc toe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

mob that had gathered around the
Jail in that city.
Sheriff Sydnor and ether officers, I'm
der the direction OF Governor Stnnrt
removed the negro to Richmond tie
following day. ANA Stone asserted hat
the officers told him to drive fast, fear
lhI mat the car would be held up
The prosecution held that all danger
Of iynchinp had ceased when the marty
entered the city. and that the mad
race through South Richmond had been
an unnecessary hazard to the lives of
people in that section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

norton l." Wallersicin. assistant in
tho Office Of til. stat. TAX Eonr1 u,''i
ia!E before Tho Young Mems Hebrew
y Association tonight on "Fcaturos Of
me New prohibition Law" The meet
INK VIII he open to tho membership
ana their friends MIR Wallcrs,cin WIN
speak 1T O'Clock IN the auditorium
- m association building. il2 North
Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
North Richmond cItrxcn, 10 Meet,

The North Richmond Citizens. Assoc
citation of the Seventh Precinct of Lee
Ward Will meet ON Tuesday evening
ut o'clock in the assembly room
of the Barton Heights school 4 re-
port will be made in regard to the
pending rrrouting ordinance which
provides for the Misunderstanding OF
North First street, and also In re-
gard To the location of :, new fire
engine house. y large attendance is
tlpSircd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
TttlNS IoI,,,i.,t IJ

l. VI. Williams. Of Eichmond. has
!HSt t"""m" the owner If .pokchy
an" beautiful Colonial home Of ,,nn.
tam Henry Endso~. IN King f;enr,,e
'"nnty The property contains ;,bnn,
-'o i'F"s' and has 81 large brick man.
>i"A an ~ MIR. Williams plans IL make
the place his summer hom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
The Weather
b~ 4. :. Weather I,urcnu.,
l'Orccnht: Nirslni;l

Forecast: Virginia
Partly cloudy SUN
unA; Monday I,ruD-
ABLY rain.
North tnrullnu-
Partly cloudy sum
ha!i Nonda. prob
uDly ruin.
South tnroiiI,u-
Parti. cloudy sum
day; huli,ins prob
AMY rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
Local Rainfall.

Eaihiall last twcnty-iour hours. None
bcNcithcy IN rainfall since March
;...,.......,... a.2S
deficiency in rainfall since Jan
uary ................... 4.32
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

-, fsVFfI VHNtFN!It1OHS at - II. VI.
temperature. a: humidity, ID. wind
direction. northeast. wind. velocity, L
miles. weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

FarmviiIe. Va. White Drug Co.
Franklin. Va. knight Drug co.
Fredericksburg, VA. w. l.. Bond
fredericks Hall Va. h. FL. poindexter.
Floya. Va. II. w Boyd.
Forkstiile. Va. Shelton Mercantile Co
Guinea. Va. w. II. Covington & son
GoruonsNillc. Va. j. IL. Stratton
Goochland. Va. e. A Gathright
Glen Allen. Va. Glen Allen Store
Hampton. Va. Iiuli's Drug store
l!arrisonburg. Va. Williamson Drug Co
Hardware Va. V. $. Kidd.
Holland. Va. Holland Jones Co.
HONEYWELL. Va. Georges Drug Store
iNor. Va, Kawls & Stephenson.
lrwin Va J A. Kean.
Jetersvilie. Va. DIR. IT, j. Styers
iarratt. Va, j. W. Grizzard & Co
keysr!llc. Va. w. A. Keeling
kenhridgc. Va. Kcnbridge Drug Go
LiEhi0ot. Va. l.. r. Hankins
Lacrosse. Va. Nash & Matthews
l.aWrcncevillc. Va. Prince Drug Store
Louisa. Va. Kent Drug Store
Lexington. Va. Wayland e. Goodall
Mnnnboro. Va. }. A. Sydnor.
Midlothian. Va. l.. =. BASS
Magnet. Va, w. r. Cox
Manassas Va. w Fred Dowell
Mineral. Va. Mineral Drug Co
Motley. Va. G. w. Shuler & Co.
Michaux. Va. c. T., Denoon
Newport News. Va. J. G.. Gorsnch & Co
New Canton, Va. The Economy store
orange. Va. Ricketts, Drug Store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
May Also Be Purchased at Following Druggists in Nearby Iowns

Apnomattox. Va. Peoples Drug store
Ashland. Va. J. G. hughes.
Beaver Dam. Va. J. W. Beaziey.
blackstone. Va. l.: d. Spencer Drug CO.
BoydtOn. Va. a. I. Sncllings
BranchSille. Nh. Hranchville Drug Co
Iircudsillc. Va. Aldhi.er & Sen.
BurkcNilie. Wa. Ioungs Drug Store
bowling Green Va. Rains x Co
Cardwell, Va, NJ. 5. Bowics
Cape Charles. Va. Fishers Pharmacy
Carson. Va. r. IL. Hailgan.
Chase city. Va. Chase CITY Drug Co.
Clarksvillc. Va. pr. J. Il. Drake
Charlotte G. H.. Va. Williams & Morton
Charlottesville. Va Pence IL Sterling
CORTLAND. Va. l.. T.. Reese.
Culpcper. Va. The Culpepcr Pharmacy
curdsviiie. Va. T. NJ. Jones & Son
Chester. Va. Chester Pharmacy
Danvillc. Va. McFails Drug and Seed
Stores. 90
Dolphin. Va. j. IL. Poarch
DispItanta. Va. j. VI. Cocks
Dendron. Va. Dendron Drug Co.
brakes Branch. Va. j. c. Booth & Co
boswell. Va II. G. Oliver.
Fllcrson. Va. r. Is. Bradley
Enfield. Va. Il. T. Cooke.
Eclipse. Va, 5. .. Bunkley
E.ikton. Va. !. r.. Wallace
Emporia. Va. S)uthside Pharmacy
Ettricks. Va. j 4. Branch.
East Atlee. Va. w. III r. Timberlake
Edgcrton. Va. T. l.. Jolly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
Local Temperatures.

l. noon temperature. .......... o.
=, NJ temperature. Observation-Disclosures. tt
NaNlH!u'i temperature to j. NJ. it
Ar!ihuin temperature To l.. N. is
Stah temperature ............. -
Ho!ilaI temperature ............. 80
I.M."sS IN temperature. .......... :
''S'.Ci,l'E IN temperature since
March | ................. 2SS
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
uary / ............. i43
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
Local barometer Headings.
InnI nISnr,.ntinn

y. VI. ...........-.-...- 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12

petersburg. Va. James r. Banks.
petersburg. Va. y. T.. Morrison
Phocbus. Va. Larrabee's Drug S,or.
Fhcn!x. Va. I'hcnix Pharmacy
Quin'Iuc. Va. X. y. Stephens
tushmere. Va. Wm. Pegrain Wilson &, 70
nnih"r Glen. Va. e. K Coleman
Sp"tsy!s'inia. Va, }. T. Il. Gris,noDo
Simpkinsrillc. Va. Il. T.. S,mpkins
sane Va. Womack & Moon
ScottSvllle. Va. Scottsville Drug Co
Scbreil VA, Rowe Il Jarrett
Shhckie!or'i*. Va H. 4. Marston &c Co.
ahcpr"i'.s. Va. l.. ~. Jones & Son
Sinitnt.in, Va, Parish x simpson
South Boston. Va. w. 4. Reeves 4 Co
Snrth iiii Va. G. T.. Jones
STANLEY. Va. w NJ Graves G. Co
Staun;on. Va. +. VI. Bell e Co
Sus'rX. Va. 4. L.. Thornton
stony Creek. Va. Stony Creek Pharmacy
suffolk. Va. %anScmond Drug Co
Skipwith Va. j II Jcnress Co.
Sahnt Va. -. II. Taylor
school. Va. a. a. Harvey
Toana. Va. }. T.. Banks
Victoria. Va. Victoria Drug Co
Virginia. Va. Red Star Drug 90
Ncnter. Va. III. L. rrice.
Wakefield. Nn j. S. White
Walters Va. J. q. Duck
Waverly. Va. DR.. J; r. Mays Pharmacy.
Maynesnero. Va. Fishburne & Son.
West Point Va. a. +. liargrave & Son.
windsor. Va. Is. T. Barrett e Co.
Yale. Va. {. A. DickerHon.
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you knew the story of her early
shame and sorrow?
Would YOU forgive?
Could YOU forget?
A great many men are reading
"The Confessions of a Wife" The
Day Book wants to hear from them
on this great question. The letters
will be published in The Public
Forum.
-O-O
A ROSE BY ANY OTHER NAME
WOULD SING AS SWEETLY
We are all familiar with the poetic
words: There's many a gem that's
born to blush unseen and waste its
fragrance on the desert air. XII
marnOck, Va, Herald.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04

tract of several acres.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-02-04

765,758 pounds one year ago. The
supply Of domestic shows an increase
of 34,S4o,082 pounds and the supply
of foreign is larger by 7,545,S9s
pounds than reported at the opening
of 1914.
The total stock of wool in Canada
is 100000 pounds, compared with
100000 pounds year ago and 1925
900 pounds the previous year.
The wool clip of the United States
last year, estimated by the depart
ment of agriculture at 288, TT, ,000
pounds, includes 10000, 900 pounds OF
pulled wool and compares with TO-
tai production of 290,192, 900 pounds
in 1914 and 34S,538,13S pounds in
1898, the banner year in this coun-
try's wool industry.
The number of sheep, according to
the bureau of crop estimates, on the
farms of the United States on Janu-
ary 1, 1915, were 49,956,000 head,
compared with 49,719,OOO head the
year before, 51,482, 900 January /,
1918; 52,362,000 in 1912; $3.50, 900
in 1911, and 81, 2,488, 900 in 1910, the