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mir bon 9pbia 6. pintbdm's @eass
tabl. COMPOUND er3dblte. Sd nabn
IS cine 3eit lang rsgelmdbig sin uuo
i'd bin jest in bsfiersr @eiunbbsit als
je unb babe Elm ssfunbes fleinss Dtdb>
den. Sd riibme Sbr gegetable Goms
pouHb Desen msines ainbes unb meis
ner 6eflren @eIun0beit. Sd fDinfte
ole leibsnben arauen lpiifen gu laifeu,
bag es Der iibere Beg 3u @siunbz
beif unt Slid it," ygrau @eorge
Stepbens, q. 3. ., go. 3, PutOta,
Sqinois.
9pbia 6, qint6am's 8sq.table
COMPOUND III 70 erfOlgrstd in Der
lleberpiubuns BON Srauenlsiben, ipeil
es bic iiGrteuben, irdftiGenben @igsnz
ihaften ppn altmobHfen Wurssln
unb ardutern beitbt, fpel3e auf ben
tpeibli6en Sreanismus einipirteu.
Trauen aus allen Sheiien bes qanbes
be5suesn fortpdbrenb Ieinen itGrtens
ben, beilenbsn @infIuB.
@s bat 5auienben Don Srdusn
gebolfen, Delhe nit 9sritiebuns
gen, Gnt5iinbuns, geIdrpiiren, 5us
mOrs, llnregeImdbiqteiteu, psriobi
iden Shmersen, RiidenThmers, jsnem
nieberbriidsnben 9efubl, lluptrbou=
li6teit unb nsrpGTem 3liammeabrut
bebaftet iinb.
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HfD btfb. - Der Ularft fur
5leiiferiorten mar beute ieM rubig
unb bic prtiis uHssfdbr iteiis. @uis
trpdengefiitterie ipor.n in gutter Ra9s
fras. uno fteiis. sbeniO Bic sssiisren
WlilHtiibs.
Wiittlere unb I4pere Stiere $3.50
1850; Jleif6er Stiere 5000
$50; aussrIsiene bis ertra $9.75-
1925; Seifers $5.50-8.5O; ausers
leiene bis ertra $8.75-9.25; aiibs
$5.00-7.0O; aussrlsfsHe bis EXTRA
$725-7.75; Gamers s4.O0-4.75;
MiI6tiibe $35 bis 50; Stodsrs unb
Jeebers: Stisre $4,000; 5eifers
$5.25-7.O0; aiibe $5.0o-8.0o.
9ulln. Die 3ufubr Don
9ulIen mar beute nur mdbig, bic
9a9frags siemli5 gut uub bic preiis
itetig.
set. suIlsn $7.5O-8.oo; Bologna
$6.25-7.25; srtra $7.35-7.50;
maeere unb leidte $5.00-6.O0.
&alber. - Die 3ufu6r mar ses
ring, Die Radfrage gut unb bic preiie
itetig.
gefr &dI6er $11.5O-11.75; fair
bis CUTE lsi9ts $8.50-11.5O; orpi.
mare unb erpbe $5.00-11.00.
ShDeine - Die bieIissn p0ts
Ter tauften heute nur iebr penig,
bp6 mar Der Uidrtt feft.
gute bis duserlsIene 8erpadungss
unb Jlsii4eriorten $9.7o-9.75; Se'
miidts gerpadungsIortsn $780,
70; ousssiudte mittlsre, 160-180
pfunb $9.45-9.50; lei6te 8srianots
fprten 12o bis 155 pfunb $685.
80; Gsrfsl, ITO pfunb unb ipeniger
$6.50-s.75; oroiRdre big duserleiene
id1ipere fette SGus $7.50-9.15;
Stags $6.00-T.OO; ertra $7.25.
g 9afe unb Gam mer.
Die 3ufubr mar gering unb bic prsis
fe itetia big fart. 9uts sSriibiabrss
admmer iparen in bsfsrer yia9frage.
59afe, ertra S7.0o-725; CUTE
Bis auserleisne $6.25-7.0O; orbis
nGre Bis fair $3.O0-6.00. = adns
msr, srtra $1125-11.5O; CUTE bis
auserleiene S1O.50-11.15; ordinate
Bis fair $7.00-10.00.
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4ie4ss gnnraisr s.ItsslaIt srtaa ben is snni 1915

II.
Butter. - 9lartt niebriser; ersa'
merp 25-29c.
gier. - Diartt unDeranbert.
startpffeln. = Wartt nisbrigfr. -
alte: Uii6iean, Miseonfin, Dtinns'
foia unb 9atota fpeibs $LO1-l15;
Minnelota unb 9dtotn Obios J5f--
$1.05. = 4eus: 5eras, artanins uHS
Oflaboma 3riumpbs $1.50-1.75 per
Sad; @irsinia ilnb Carolina $3.50
5.25 per Bbl.
Gefiied. - aebenbes. UIarft
bcber; Siibner 18e.
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Bud er. - prtife fef. - Rafs
finfrisr Gut 2oaf $3.50; poiubereb
$3.50; Cubes $s.70: sranulirter &c..
90; gonfseiioners az $50; on
.Ms 10000; ipeiber ertra $3.50
ITO: sgira &C. $3.50 per hunbert
Pfuno.
Molaffes IN ifetis. - Rem
Orfsns Open Aettls 45-65e; Gems
trifuadl 25-34e per GolIone.
Refs. - aouifidna, sJonep 6edb
84-63e; prima 6s-5ae; orbindre
4a5f; Jopnn 4H Sic per pfunb.
Dairps Wrobufte.
Butter. - Warit rubig unb
preiie ifetie. - Mbolemili, ers
fra 3Sc; GeniruIi5sb ertra 90Ae; gsns
tpuii5eb firffs 27e; feeonbs 24e;
1unfb Doirp 24c; 9)ading Gtcd 21
2acper1 apiunss
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gbicaao, Is. syuni.

S9tpeine. - 3ufubr 10000. =
Martt bDber; Butt $9.0-9.95;
lsi6ts $9.40-9.95; semii4ts $9.55
1O05; itpere $9.50-10.10; raubs
$9.50-9.65; 6erfel $7.6o-9.15.
giinbpieb. : 3ufubr 5000. Wldsit
i6pa9; einbeimtite Beef Stisrs
S7.S5-11.40; Stodsrs unb Jsebers
S6.0o-S.sO; siibe unb 5eifers S4.e
O0-1OO0; aGl6er S8.50-1L75.
Gtafe. - 3ufubr 1900. Wlartt
I6pa6; @stbsrs $7.00-8.10; Gnes
$4.60-7.40; 9dmmer $7.50-1O.'
80; Iriibjabrs aammer $S.25-
11.O.
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WafierpeS bonn @ bein
9 dDar5en W}eer. CUR
Sraee Der glusseitaItung bes Shiff>
fabrtspeges pom Rbein iiber Die Do
nau gum Sdtpar5en Meer beialob Der
Wiensr @smeinoeratb, cine @insabe
an bic Regierune 81 ribten. norm
II. q. aefprbert tptrb, bic ebeite Dur6s
fiibrune eines DonausSDer saanuis,
.Seritequng eines ent1preheub leis
itunssfdhigen S6iffubrtstanals Dom
Hbein iiber ben Wlair our Opuou.
Sortfebuna Der 0onauregulierung
BON &egensburg dufpdrts bis lllm,
baru bic ipeitsre 9luseeitdltung Der
DonaureguIierung in Seitsrreid unh
llnsarn, namentli6 bic 8erbeHerung
Der S6iffabrtsperbdltniiIe beim
Giiernen Sbor, entipre6enbs Reguz
lierungsbduten i'm unterldufe Der
0pnau, bic SerIieuung nusrei9euber
unb te6nif6 bplItommener 2nuounesz
unb SafenpldBe fammt 9eleisanz
fdliiFen, Masa3inen. 3ollfreilaeeru
II. /. IN. on iol9:u puntten. bic fir
bic Stapeluns pber ben llmihlds Der
Sitter in 8etroht tommen. Sierbei
fsi, ipas Die 6iterrsidtf6e Rethsbdlfte
bettifft, dlif bic Rei6sbduptltdbt Wien
als DdtteIpuntt bes gertebrs ilnb
Der @iiterbertbeilung eebiihrenb Riids
iidt su nsbmsu. Meiter iptrb Der grs
iab eines 9innenfhiffuhrtseeiebe sur
Regelung Der pripairehtliheu Dera.
hGItnifs Der @nnsnfdiffdbrt esfOra.
bert. al
Sni erat
CIR in ScnScn allt etitaendhteS
@Gbteu finret ioiort eutiprehenos
8eifoitiglng.
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80lferssmiid an Der @eitiruut.

Wilbelm &sgelsr, Der 6erDorragenoe
S6riftiteller, idreibt:
Sn einem oiifteren Raum oes 8a6ns
bofsssbGuoes liesen lie, bic peripunoes
ten engliidNn 9efdngenen mitidmmt
ibren Bunbssbriibern aus Der gllten
unb Qeuen Welt. Der Raum mar fris
Der Der Ri6trau6erIadl unb lit ni9t
buntler unb bdbfi9er ais ale bic an
bersn Sdls, nur fpirtt sr 70 bitter
Sur9 6eine SniaHen.
.Disnit i'm 600, ieber BON uns
peiB. mas bag beibt: 0isnit bel ben
@efansenen. Sir Die Surtos, Snber,
alssrisr, Die man bier trifft, baben
uniere Solbatsn sutmiitbige Spott>
namsn erfuuben: Die aus bem 2tfz
fentbeater". Die Mastirten". Die
9asenbsdtrupps" .9lber an benGnglGns
bern ssben fie in idpeigenbem 5ub
Dorbei. Sslbft gum SpOtt gsbOrt nod
Elm Reit BON 3ursiguns.
Der @efanssneniaaI 1T Biz auf ipe=
nise Sniaifsn, bic man aus irsenO
ipeIfsm 9runoe ni6t bat abtrunspoi=
tiren tDnnsn, lesr. Sh bate beute
Oienit barin. On Der Wanb tauern
auf WatraBen suidmmsnseIuntsne 9s=
italten, bunti4edigsn alsiberbiinbeln
G5nIit. Bon ibren 9eiibtern iiebt man
niat Disl. Jiur Elm f6parssr @rm,
cine lanssliebrise gelbe 6ano, elm
Jes, cine srelle, blaue 2eib6inbe, elm
Yaar rotber pluberboIsn leu6ten uuf.
Sic bodsn ba in berieIben itoiiden
Rubs pie DOR ibren 5Guiern i'm fsrnen
Orient, nur bab iie nit Dem Jnittrtt
perpunbetsr sbisre ibre 9eii9ter perz
bergen.
auf einem gett ibnsn segenii6er
lisst Elm Gnsldnbsr. CT iiebt mid err
!partunsspol on, aIs ipiinihe er Ell
ipas Su lassn. aber tpenn mir Die llns
terbaltuna nit ben @sfansenen aud
niti psrbotsn III, 10 fiible id bod teia
gsbiirfnib boua9.
Cine Stunbe perftrei6t. Sin uno
ipisber ssbe ib einem Srientalen, Der
mid burh cine 6anbbepeguns oarum
bittet, su trinten. Gnbli6 bdlt Der
gnglGnber bas S9peisen ni4t IGnger
ous unb frust:
,Wpbin fomme ih2"
Rad Dsutidlanb."
Bin it bort nidt i6on9"
.Rein, Sies III Der Weii5ipfsl bon
gelsien. Bis Deutihldno iinb mod
bierais Stunben gabnfabrt."
Gr run5slt sritaunt unb nadoentlif
bic Stirn. Damn frast .r: r8irb man
uns iebr itrens bsbanbeln9"
Sd sudte Die a6feln. rgtan TT auf
bic GnslGnber itledt gu ipreaen- llns
fere Solbaten bebaupten. ibr bdttst
ipeibe Siiher eei6peHtt unb bann nit
Sanberanaten eeiporfsnA.
sd peib bapon nidts. gs mag
friiber oefheben iein, aber ib bin erit
felt a6t sagsn i'm ariee. Dor elmer
Wote mar i'd nod IN 9leip Gaitle bel
meiner 5rau1.
Gr siebt cine 9lsdoofe unter Der
8ruitIeite ieinss 6srnbes berpur, off
net fie unb blidt lanss binein. Damn
seiet er mir bic Oofe. auf beren
@runb cine ipeibli9e photographic
angsbraht lit: feins Srau. Ddrauf
bolt er einsn 3ettel aus feiner 6ofen@
taIde unb seiet fbn mir sbsnfaus. Sin
Rame mitIammt Der @orsife itebt bd
seI4rieben.
.Dos in Der Wanu, Der mid auf
bem @dla9tfelbe berbunben bat. Gr
mar fshr gut ap mir, Ga8 ssm Rrfssl
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FIRST CALL
SECOND CALL
Nelb, Bombs nnS slttitn in yleiu g)OrF.

Geiddftspapiere psTssn AZ 3H-Sk<
biz .snfirt. 0sdlel auf Qo2bon pareH ftei,a.
Sur 90 fase eA.71t, SiHt $41ss<; aa6el
Gnpsifunoen A.78x, SraHes 6idt 5.0iX,
3ssa 5siX, Nart Si&t Ts1, aabsi ISL,
xrcneu Std, iSx, Aaba 1871, 2ire eitt
J.42. xsta 6.xl, Rubel et1t 81; &sbel
SIJS; Silbtr. Barren 62Ne, TlsriianijAe
2paars 48x.
uftie eRmarft-Eer Rarff bar texte
ifau unS uHsereeeIt uab bic Breiie i'm I'll.
genIeinI nifbnger. Die aaaIp. .syran,5Ii.
l4ea Bombs parben Hart usrfaait xno iie.
len nm u Yoisis, auf s5I<.
GiieEbsHu afsIea.
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III AuHlu Ddt,
Dlutter gu lpers
ben. Der 8oitor
fusie, bab Id niss
mails Elm &inb ba,
ben Deroe, dubsr
i'd lpiirbe Desen
iDei6lider aeieen
eperiri unb 10 buis
te ifl ale 6Offs
nung aufsssebsH,
als cine ifreunoin
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Gbieaao, 15. Suni.

= ~ -D' ~
Mei,sn. = 5iir Suii $1.01a-1.s
o3A. am Sdlub $1.03; fir Septsms
Der $1.o3a-1.055 am S4lub L.
05.
@sIi9torn. : Cir Suli III :
72se, I'm S4luB 724c; fir Septsms
Der 70a-71st, am S4lub 71tc.
5uIer. = Giir Suli 39-39sc. am
SdluB 1896; fir Gepiember Ssh
-3Sse, am S9iub 3sac.
Roseen. - Wiarit Rominal.
@eriie. - 5S-S0c.
Simotbp. - $3.50 800.
alse. - $7.50-13.5O.
port. - Sir SuIi $22.75-22.95,
am S9lub $22.75; fir Septembsr
500. 22.35 am Sddub $22.17.
SdmaIa. - SIR SuIi 1275-12.'
So, am S6lub 12.75; fir Septsmber
12.90-12.97. am ShIub 1890.
RippeHieiten. - Sir suit 1886
1917, am gdlut 1905; fir Ssptsms
ber- 1900 Ia. SO. am G4lub- -13.s
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girstsssft ". Sssl6 64oI6f.
p eadffsas aa9 lshsSea N ~
pote M bss elGstt i'm aleeussisss sisn,
,a@ nss ,sseelk @ q @: 9st!e4ss ses ell Dss.
vd4tifspayiers o. s-6x biBfontirt verb.
eea. in cnsnsu Rarfte rureea 9arlstsH
- eea. y sx-4sS SAB suf 8sii ~ -
- tiaeik
De1sd sui sssp Dsss
gssbsa - pari svif4sn ganfen perfauit.
Ns eesrtsusts tsirSst soc 4rdmis per
esAfd sA esssss
ei6t. 0e9fei sHf GsnbsR usrben ~
l1e per syfb. siesiins suotirt. tyar NBed.
ld exf Dsriia psrsea SOC faf { Nlarf
tsre9nets ffs UeAfd sui 9aris 1sXe trs
SSane. ayf Nmhersan 42e BRO 0ulben
nub ari 1iea l5t per arsns, 2ireS 1sJ1e,
Habd o. SsaRes tStvsi,) 1876.
ssnssD csnsssisusx
49,
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glep @prf. Is. suni:

Vt 10 y 10. gum.
aupfer. = Martt feft.
glectrolptic. Ularft nominal
fir September unb ipdter\ $3.50
29.50.
CsiieH. = Martt ftstig unb uHper'
anbert.
3inn. = Murtt ftau $4250-43.'
90.
glsi. = Wlortt ftetig
Spelter. - Wiartt unDerdnbert.
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Gintinuatt, 15. 5uni.
3ufubr unb @erIanbt p6brenb Der
Iebten "a SiuHben, ptrsIiftn NIT
berielbtn 3eit ner oersanssnen brei
Sage spqrsn -ipis fetGta.
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Gineinnati. Is. Suni.

gineinnaii, 15. Juni.
Die nadfolgenben Quotirunssn Be-
sieben fi9 nur auf ensros 5rans
aftionen. Bel sleineren 0ihdftsn
pepben ettpo, f0bere l)reiie bers4nst.
probifionem
S1mafs. = priuia Steam
12.35-12.45; Gamilp 13-25-13.s
70.
1roden sefalsenes Jlsif4.
- Sbort clear S<iten, lpis 13A-
lac; grtra ibort clear Geitsn 134-
1896; fur5s Rippsnisitsn 13t-133c;
Bellies 15-15te.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seitea
142-15ae; ertra ibort clear Seiten
4l-15t; fbort Rippeufeiisn 15ac--
Ice; Bellies 16t-17e.
Suset gureb Gfeifd. =
S9intsn 19-19se; picnie G4uliern
14-14se; Beatfsit Baton 20
22e; G9ultern IN padetsn IA
14ie; Reip gort Gut 14-141c; tros
d.ne Beef Saintsn 27s-2sic per
pfunb.
SaBsepSteltes sleifd. =
Sdinfen 16-161e; pienic Shuls
tern 12s-12ae; Bellies 15-15hc;
Gdultern 12a-13c: G9ultern, y.
q. Gut DO. 12a-13e.
Grif9es BIeif6. = SGinfen
161-17ac; g}ienic S9ultern 12-
1876; S3uliern 12-12at; ibort rip
penieiien 12s-13c; ibort clear
Rippenieitsn 13-13ac; ertra fbort
clear Rippenfeiteu 12a-13c; Bellies
lei6te 17a-1Sac; Bellies, lhwere
16a-17ac.
Mebl unb @etreibe
MsbI. - Winier pat.nnt $3.50
-5.75; Winter fanep $5.OO-5.25;
Wintsr famiIp S4.50-4.75; Minter
ertra $4.O0-4.25; Wintsr orbinartr
$3.50-3.75; 6artss @eisen pdtent
$5.5O-6.00; 5artss Dei5sn fanen
s5.Oo-5.25; Sartss w.i5en familp
&.M-4.25; Rosseu, Rortbiptitern
.semifttes $5.00-5.1O; Ross.n 6 itp
rsinss $5.00--5.25; Mosssn Gitp ses
mif1tss $4.75-5.00.
Wei5en. - go. 2 rotbsr Winier
$1.08-1.10; 30. 3 DO. $1.05-1O8;
go. a DO. 90-96e.
WeH1forn. - Ho. / ptibes
ID; Ro. 2 DO. 77a-7se; Ro. 3 DO.
T-77ae; Ro. 4 bo. 75h-7se; no.
5 bo. 75-75ae; glo. 8 DO. 72n-I
74ae; 60. / seIbes e; gao. 2 DO. II
-77at; go. 8 DO. 7si-77e; gaO. a
bo. 75-75at; Ro. 8 bo. 74a-75c;
go. s bo. 72-74e. - 30. l ses
mii4tss -; $50. Q DO. 77--77ac; SO.
3 DO. 76s-T7e; go. a bo. 75-75te;
SO. s bo. 74a-75e; go. 8 DO. p
74c. - aolbsntoru ireibes. 75-77t;I
'aolxniorn, eslbes, 75-77e; Golbtns
form. ssmiidtes 74-76e.
Roggen.- gso. 2 95--97e;
SO. 8 DO. 92-94e; go. 4 DO. 85-
90c.
6afer. - Nortbipeittrn go. 2
ipeiber, 45-46c; Rortbptiiern Stans
barb, ipsibsr 44-44ae; Rortbtpeitsrn
gio. 8 ipeiber 43-43Ae; No. 8 mel.
Ber, sinbeimiifxr 41-41ae; Ro. A
ipeibsr 391-401c; Ro. 2 semij4ter
SO. 8 ssniifhtsr, sinhsimis
fder 3s-39e; go. 4 semifater 81
3se.
bfsfep.
gsrianft ipuuben 419 gbls. Ois
FILTERS Giniibeb Goobs auf Der gaiIs
DON S1.4O per @alIone.
Groceries.
Raifee - Saba % 30c; Ws
&a $500; Guatemala fanep 19c;
DO. gutter 17ac.
ptiuia ..........,.......fSx i7A
Bufer =. ...,...............M 1dh
Sdir ..f..................14 ian fbA
ecip Gnir .......-........iSM 15b
yccb Crntnnre- re-...........1Sh 1fM
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yuusdfdrstSrir isst slifiidtSattn
grau eteppns bfuSnisis sis -dsirurstiAs
Cpfratisn H;4f-

gatOtG, 81. = sd mar faaf
Sabre psrbsiratbet unb mein sroBs
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Rem port. 15. Suni.

" " OIht ~. S~'"
Mebl. =. Martt rubig.
@ei5en. = Dlartt feit; go. l 9us
rum $1.14E; Ro. 2 barter $l.l4a;
SO. l 4orthrn Duluth $1.21s: Ro.
! Rortbern Wanitoba $1234; alIsr
I. o. 3. iiir 9srIaHbt.
Weli6forn. = Marit fart; go. 2
seIbes S6lc {. r.. Rem yort.
Saisr. = Wtartt tetis; Stanbaro
46ac.
Ssu. Martt taum fstis; prima
S1.50-1.55.
Supfen. - Marfi itetig.
6dute. - glartt feit.
2eber. - Marft itetig.
Bort. - Martt fteiig.
Beef. - Marft itetis.
S6mals. - Wartt itetis.
5als. = Iartt rubis; eitp et
eefrast.
@oIIe. = Dart rubig.
Reis. Warit fetig.
MlpIaFss. - Wlartt rubig.
3uder. - Rober. Miartt fsit. -
Centrifugal $6.39; MolaFes $5.62;;
raffinirtsr, left; feinsr sraHultrter
$7.65.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

required to pay the minimum days
rate for 100 miles ur'leSs at the end Of
eight hours. and about one-half pay
the minimum day at the end of nine
hours The overtime rate in through
freight service on most of these lines
Is 6O cents per hour. in the Eastern
ana western territories ten hours. as Il
rule. constitute minimum day for
100 miles or less
iaking. for example. an engineer
on southeastern line who takes ten
hours TO complete Il run Of 100 miles
or less, using an engine for which his
minimum days pay is $40 and his
overtime rate TO cents per hour. On "A
line where the eight hour basis pre-
walls he is now paid $3.50 If on duty
ten hours. On line where the nine
hour basis prevails he is paid So
Under the conditions which the
men are demanding, the overtime rate
OH $40 engine would be lifted from
SO cents per hour to sl.ol per hour.
and for running the same 100 miles or
less in ten hours. as at present. the
engineer would receive s1.42
I'm local freight service the standard
day in the Southeast, as i'm other terri
tories. is now ten hours. and the pre-
vailing rate for the engineer is 1915.
with overtime at GO cents per hour.
Should the demands for the eight :
hour basic day, with time and "A half
for overtime, be granted. the overtime
rate would be lifted from 90 cents 20
SloS per hour, and the engineer run
ming the same 100 miles or less in ten
hours would be paid s7.9l per day, in
stead Of S5.I5. as at present.
The same ratio of increase would
be shown by comparisons for conduc-
tors. brakcmen and firemen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

fuel. for Quartermaster scrgeants
Fifth class: Map reading, three-foot
Gettysburg map.
Friday, June =.
80 y. M.-First class-Confercnce,
n convoy. Tactical walk. the defense
OF Il convoy by Il battalion OF infantry.
Second and third class: Position and
aiming drill, Colts pistol. caliber AS.
Care Of the pistol, care rife
Fourth class: Conference, patrols.
messages and reports, field orders.
Fifth class: Tactical walk. com
pany as advance guard
+. M.-l'irst class: Lecture Mexica n
war; SCOTS Campaign (Steele).
Second class: Tactical walk, selection
OF "a defensive position for a battalion.
Third class: Tactical walk. bat
TALON as an outpost.
Fourth class: Tactical walk, a com
pany as an advance guard.
Ftfth class: Administration. blank
forms.
Saturday, June 3.
Break camp.
Note: In all morning exercises and
Viii he consolidated.
y sixth class. consisting OF the ON :
GERS and serEeants Of the Signal Corps,
Will be under the charge OF First Lieu
tenant J. y. Brockman. infantry.
by Order Of II. G.. STUART.
Governor and Commander in Chief.
w. ". SALE
The Adjutant- General
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

What VIII BE the End" Mr.. Daniels
has given this lecture In number OF
large cities. and has always attracted
Immense audiences. Among the cities
he has recently visited are Portla nd,
Me, Rattle Creek. Mich, and Pitts
burgh. Pa. In Portland he gave a
series OF lectures. and attracted as
many as $500 people to Il single meet
ing.
The lecture that Mr. Daniels will
give here will be OF more than ordinary
interest. because of the fact that no
VIII speak from the standpoint of hav-
ing visited practically all of the coun
tries now ut war. and he will also give
the Biblical Interpretation Of the con-
fict.
Mr. Daniels is the special lecturer Of
the Washington Missionary College,
and president of the Foreign Mission
Board of Washington, D. c.. which is
operating mission stations in eighty
seven different countries and conduct
ing cvanselistic work in over one hun
drcd languages. He is perhaps the
most travelled minister in the world.
He has just returned from a years tour
of 5000 miles, visiting and lecturing
in twelve different countries. These
were Hawaii, Fill, New Zealand, Tas-
mania. Australia, Ceylon. India, Bur-
ma. Malaysia, the Philippines. China,
Japan. Korea and AIanchuria He has
IN his possession a wealth of informa-
ton concerning the social. political re-
ligious and industrial life of these ma
| tons. and also has some marvellous ex-
perienccs to relate concerning the
, people and the changes taking place in
! all lands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
Memorial Day.

With the military and Confederate
organizations OF the city attending in
body, appropriate ceremonies will be
held at tho Hebrew Cemetery We'd
nesday in honor OF the memory of tho
Confederate soldiers who are buried
there. Services will begin in the even
ing at o'clock.
Special significance is attached 10 the
annua! Hebrew Memorial Day this year
for the reason that it will be the fif-
ueth anniversary OF the organization
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
WHAT PROPOSED INCREASE
WILL COST RAILROADS

Executive Committee of Southcnstcrn
Lines Issues Statement OF Compare
tive Pny Under Schedules.
THE extent TO which the wages Of
men employed in freight service on
railways in the Southeast would be
increased. should the demands for the
eight-hour basic day and for time and
a half for overtime be granted. is best
shown by illustrations from actual
service conditions" says "A statement
issued yesterday by the executive com
mittce OF the Southeastern railways
About onc-half of the Southeastern
roads are, in through freight service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
FREE LECTURE ON
WORLD WAR TONIGHT
Arthur 6. DANIELS. OF Washington. ia
speak mt City AudItorium-IIas
Had Wide Experience.

Arthur G. Daniels. OF Washington,
world wide traveller. lecturer and mis-
sionary evangelist. will give n free lee
iure in the City Auditorium tonight.
His subject will he. The World War:
!. 1t -lrmag eddon? Its Cause and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
THE FABRICS:

Shepherd Check, Chiffon
Taffeta, fine Serges, Gabar-
dimes, Silk Fables, Wool Jer-
sey, Silk and Cloth combina-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
THE COLORS:

Plenty Of navy blue, Copen-
hagen, rookie, rose, black and
mourning silk. New green, all
sized checks, tans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

Our policy OF turning stocks quickly rather than waiting unit
Tue ho OF the season Tor clearance accounts for this drastic
duct0n. ~ =
rms emphaticaly the
on Tine Suits offered in Richmond
lhe beautiful new Suits which
$295O for about half prce$5. Suits this season
$1,000. - N ~ 'N''io"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

Why buy an old-fashioned unsantary
wooden kitchen cabinet that's liable to get
full of water bugs and reaches, when you
can get beautiful Steel one, that is enam-
eled pure white all over, one you can clean
without trouble, at practically the same
price?
Jurgens' Steel Cabinet is built to last
lifetime, and they will do it. Nothing to
wear out. and has every convenience that
the highest grade Cabinet has at far less
price One look is all we ask-you will do
the rest. Prices from $500 to $500.