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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

aricgsfanlcroO aus ldnglt berflolie.
neu Iagen Die beutc 10 melt binter
ius 5lt IieGen ibeinen iein @orgeieb-
Ter in ieOer 9ejie6iiHg IN Sen Eogen,
0u Sotba'sSonohngsweiie nod nicbt
bcitimnit muroe ourb porteipolitiihc
Grudgungen, Our9 onmoBenOen imO
ro5cu SSnlpcrioli9nus, olrcb onS 3u-
iabeln unicrer lleberudltiger
&orii6er 5ogeu Oann Die mrtbigen
Mduuer mO 5rouen Oic i'm &erfer
idmadteten, neil iie cntipeoer Die
@offe ergriffeu ge9eu Die 3ertreter
i5rer SOeaIe ruo beiligiten @eiiiblc,
ooer einia6 Sen 9lbiAeuy Der Tie er-
iiillte, gum 9lusOrud aebradt botteu
Oie Seloeu Die in b61iter 9iotb Die
lleberlicierung Oes airifatiiihen SOL.
fes bo6bielteu imO olio imiere Gbrc
retteten SoudBt laut 6ritiide Wiit-
biirger, lmO betditbte 9otba nit @lt-
rem Sltbcl. inO Siegesgcidrci Oena
Gu6 Bat CT icines @olfes SSoeole &c.
opfert, I'M Guer Sob uno @reis bot
er iein Golf in tiefiter Seele ge-
idmer5t imo ieineggiiteu3 ouisSpie(
aciebt. Saud5t laiit. oenn 6olO,
penn in itiaer g3adt bic Stimme Oes
@euiiiens ipridt unO 6eginnt 5u na-
gen ino 5u martern uno 81 qudlen
uno Sen SdIai aus ieineu 9litgen
trei6t muB Der 0}odtlong oieicr Sil.
beltonc i'm tr0itcn penu er me-
nigitcnS nod ettuos iiir ieru eigencs
@olf fii6lt pcun CT an ben @roa,
0en SoB imO 0ie 3pietraht Oenft,
oie Ourd i6u eitieiielt iino, rnO an
0as 9ruOerblnt Oas er pergoiieu bat.
0logeS 0icies 9il0 6cs triirnipbiren.
ocn @ot6a sen 9lfrifouern parneno
Dor 9luacn bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

Sic lIutcriu6lng iiber oie @rpIoiiou
an 9or0 oes Sou66oots IS 9"
Spc5iaIbe56roe trot in Git.
3uug. g}od ndtS ii6er sen
9efino 6efannt gegebeu. Grei
Der gerIebteu in fritiidcm gu.
itauoe.
SEEM gorf 16. Samar. ~
Serr @fillcr &eeie Sut6iuiom G6ei-
$ugenieur fir Gbomas GOiion unO
Elm D}itglieo Scr Observation-Disclosures.
bcb6roe crfIdrtc beltte, SaB oie ueue
GOiion-gotterie nidt iiir oie GrpIo.
lion mlf Dem lluterieeboote IS 3"
uerontmortli6 gepeicn iei.
Tic bon Gontre.glOmiral gtdtbaniel
q. lli6er. oem Gonmanoonten Oes
gtep 9orfer SdifisbaubofeS, ein.
aeicBte Special llnteriudingsbe
borOe bat beutc nit ibren glo6ior.
ibungen 6egonnen Mebrerc 5ur Belt
oeS llnfolles oil 8orO oes lt@ooteS
oOer in ser 9lGbe 6efinolicbe @erio.
nen iDurOen uernommen.
Tie Sislngen Ser 9e6or0e iinoeu
binter oeridloiieucn Ebiiren Itott.
Gontre-9lonirol lliber sob sic
nohfolgeuoe Grfldruna ob:
Sic Observation-Disclosures trot
6eilte in Sibung inO begob iib al
9oro Oes llnterieebootes, ipo iie cine
eingcbenOe llilteriidung begnnn.
Gicie lit ie0od nod nid)t o6geibIoi
len iin0 oic geboroe miro morgen
i6re Sibimgeu fortiebcn. IS muroe
uoh feline @ntideioing getrofien.
Plus Sen Soipit1lern puroc bcri6tet,
Dab Orei ser @crIestcn iib nod in
fritiidcm 3uitauOe bcfinocn, nab,
reno Die mocren boloiaer, ii6erer
@eneiung cntgcgenie6cu.
lleber oie llriode ocS llnfallcs,
wclder 6efountlid biS6er bier @lcu
idenle6cn sum 0pier geioroert Bot
lit INNER nod nitbts 9eitinmtcs BE-
tount.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
gian emnOan.0liln6in

llnter Den glnipi5ieu oes ,G1riits
lihen Gcrcina iirrgcr @dnncr" iono
1eItern 9lodnlittog IN o5oroSCpcrn-
bans" cinc @eriomnlluno i'm Snic.
reiie 9ilm Sundays nit Dem iiblibcn
alimbim Der 9(les, mas Ocn qerie6c
nen o9iciornator~ angcbt, opS5cit6.
net itott. 9Ic6nlidc 3uianucifiinitc
iino iiir Die ndHiten Gage IN i6cr,
rei6cr 9In1o1I Doraeieben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
llnaerat6ener sO6u.

Inter Der 9lnibul0iglnig, anaeblidl
Ieine @litter mge9riifeu 5u boben
muroe geitern Morgeu Somuel Ga.
plan bon 9lr. 2, Siio-Sront StroBe,
bon &ihter Smith in ser oltliheu
Goli5eiitatiou nit ST inO Soften be-
liroIt, auBeroem muroc ibni meacn
augebliher 9iubciiorung cine Strofc
bon $50 im0 Soften auierIeot. Ga.
plans Gbaten ipieIten fd om Sonn-
itog 9l6enO 5ucrit in scr g9irtbihait
ieines Stieipatcrs, 91nt6an 9evir
9ir. ., 5iio-5ront-StraBe, a6 unO
ip0ter in oen 9lnflei0erGiimen 0cs
,,0Romrmcntal lbcotcrs~, iueld,e
ourh cine Sbiir nit Oer @irtbi6oit
uer6uuoen iino. GcridieOcnc Sdla!-
ipieler gerietben in groBc 9lniregrnq
oils ploslif aus Der g2irtbihaTf
0iilferliie famen. Sic itelten einc
llnteriuhun9 al imo ioben bel Dem
9etreten Der @irtbidaft, mic @opIan
angeblidl ieine 0tIttcr ongriii. ga.
than SeUin elite ieiner 6rau 81 6iilfa
uno Gaplan fliihtete Damn in oos
Sbeater un0 in ein 3inmer, in mel
dem lid ueridieoenc @ldOdei sur
3eit anflei0cten Ghc CT pcitereS
llnbcil anridter fonnte, muroc cr
bon Dem @oli5iiten Sealp perbaitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
Streit 5piideu Sirdcn-
faftiouen.

9tonton "a, iG. San -Gin
Strcit mcldcr 3wiiben rioaliiircn.
Den Softionen in Ger Ser5 Seiu.air-
c6e in Oh 9ont, nobe bier, nls6ra6,
6otte sur 6olgc, ooB Gin Mdm &C..
t0otet 5wci onocrc mo6ribeinIi6
tootlid oerleBt lm0 minoeiienS 5w0li
anOerc ihpcr pcrpunoct lpurocr.
&coolucr, 1leIier mo Gniippel po.
rcn Die &oiien ole bel Dem arowou
bcnuBt plrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
6ron50iiidc @enrGIe a
qei1qt.

Niaricilles, Is. Sanuor.
(Ser50gert.) @encral @ollieni,
Der frou5oiiidc aricgsuliuiitcr, rat
@eneral SerOiere, Der Oos 10. 9lr.
meecorps beiebligt, mo General
9ernoro, oen @oubcrueilr bon @}ors
icilles, i6rer Gommanoos ent6oben,
uno 5iuor, 'pie cine 3eitingsmeIoung
iaat aui 9eri6tc ocS @cueralS
C'9lmaoc bin.
Ter Geputirie goniilon bon N1or-
icillcs, bat Serrn Boul 4ei6oncl
Den &rdii6cnten Der 0epltirtcnfom.
mer bcuodridti9t, 6oB cr an oic Hc.
9iering cine Snterpcllotiou meacn
Der @ritnoc fir sic MaBnoGncn ocs
SrIegSniiniiterS ridtcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
Geb6after sampf.

Gic SrcunOc oes @oHcrpogcus ia.
ben cine cnergiidc Ganlpoone er-
ofinct 2}ro6ibitiou in Siio-
Gofoto2 Bon ocm Oeiititcu
gptm miro sic @nfidciomug in
oem Sample ob0dnaen.
@6tlobeIp6in 16. Somuor.
glm 8. Samlor Got in Nlitcbea ser
&onipf nir @robibition i'm Stoate
Siio Gofoto bcgonuen. Gs iouo Oa-
iel6it cine ,Grlpefitngs" @erionms
lung ulter 9eitlug bon q. s. Stan.
tin nmo Ocm Supcrintenocnten Scr
9(nti Soloon2igo, q. g. SoISople,
itQtt. @onfiu ioG IN 20 ocrihic6cncu
StdOtcn I'M Stoote ipreben oEro'
fciior" &. 5. Soncs ioQ in Cane inO
&ioId, Seroulo So, sic Sralnoe unO
9G1tfreimoc ocr Eartci init ocu &d.
nclSipoppcH al sen @oliermagen
iponnen, s. @ Nlitbcl III Goniltos
Ia, 9liberiioc unO Cotton; 9icp. s.
&. S5unt lm0 81. g. Solsoplc in Brit.
ton Wlari6oQ 50. Gon5 Mori6ol-
Gorntp ion orgouiiirt lper0en. g..
&. Malone, n@r.@roBmeiiter scr
Stoots,Grouge", ioa @erfins.Gouu.
tu reiormiren unO ON 16. Sanuar
ioaeu bic Grte Carpenter, gSecoto,
@lpron @liaaro, GrcSboro, aiooer,
Sriogeuotcr, Gouoitota II. J. 10. be-
orbcitct merOcn.
Gen Erobi6itioniitcn Iteb5n olBer
elmer griin0lidcn Organization an
geblib itnbcgren5tc 8inan5cu 5ur
&erfiiglng.
SeOenfaaS miro in SiiO Tafota
Ser aonpf I'M 10 beiBer per6cn, ais
onb iiber SSrouenItimiuredt ipie.
Oerlun abgeitimntt lperoen ioG. Gas
Oeuti6e Clement oesStootes, idrei6t
Der @rGIioeut oes GeutI6umerifani-
ihen Staots.@erbanoes bon Siio.
Cafota Serr Sons Teniutb IN
Siour Sails, bat Die @age IN Ser
SonO. 0a mli oie 91orpcger oas
5peititdrfite Stimmeleaent I'M
Stnote. fein @erIoB lit. @erioot ooS
oelitbc @otim infolgc @lcihgiiltig-
felt ooer 9Srin5ipienloiigfeit reip.
pegen 0iongeIs an itdotspeitcr 0r.
ganiiotion oonn miro Oies fir Oie
game poIitiide 9eipert9ung oeS
vocitideu 9otimS" fir Sabre Oie
lflinuiteu mo Cei6GmenoItcn Sol.
gcn 6dben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
Garrania mn ednI0iaen ilrnfen.

gai5ingtoh i6. San. sc.
neral Gorran5o bat bciltc feline Der.
ii6crlmg ge0euiibcr Oeu @crcinigten
Stoaten erneucrt, Dab CT allies tbnn
miro, oie Wldmer 81 beitraicn lpel.
dc naGc Santa Diabcl adt3e6u 9lmc.
ritaner crmorOctcn.
Cine 0cpeide BON Goniul Silli-
man ans Gueretaro an ooS Staats.
Cepartcmcnt, iogtc, OaB @eneral
Gorran5o pcrionlib Dem Goniul Der.
iidert babe, Dab cr uoringenocn &c.
ic6l erIaiicu babe, Die S6uloigen 5t
nerfolgen gefangen 81 nebmen mo
81 beltrnicn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17


ourd pcrl6icocne 0ipIomc allsoc.
5eidnet muroe. Sniolee ieiner So
bigfeiten lmo ieines 6leiBes crbielt
CT Gin StipeH0ilm in 60bc pom
$1,000 uno mar in scr 2aQc, sic
almitidule in Wonnbeim belu6en 81
fonnen. Gort ihoirte CT int
Eroieiior Soe5n Bel 9luSbrud 81 y
9ricgeS in 1870 wlr0e er, ais cr HY
@utin cine groBere 9lrbeit ousiiibrte,
sur Jabue gcrllfeH. 9lls Reicroiit
madte er oeu 6eIo5us i'm SO. SOL.
iteiner Sniauterie &egiment nit.
gsad 8eenoiglmg oes 6eIO3uges
febrte CT nad Sambura 3llriid, no
or iid i'm Sabre 1873 ucrbeirat6ete.
Sicben Sabre ip6ter tam CT uob
9Imerifa lno mar ipc3ieIl ais SIR.
denmaler tbdtig. @or icds SSa6rcn
crfranfte er an ser gIus3ebrung umo
bra6te odt Monotc in elmer 2rm-
genbcilanitalt 81.
6rou 2 p6 ia 90. 6urit.
SIN Seim i9rer SoGter, SSrau Be
rim, in 9tr. 204, Sit2afoDette.9Iue.,
lit 6rau Sophia 81. 6urit, oie N2lit-
fer oes Gborneiiters Der Gat6e6raIc,
an oen 6olaen eines S6laganfaIles
inuft entihlaien. Gie gerItorbcne Qc.
b0rte fiini5ig Sabre lang Dem Sir
dendor Der fatboliiden ct. Soiep6s-
Stride an Der 9orre.StroBc, an. IS
ii6erlebcn Die Geritor6euc bier So6nc
mo cine 9odtcr.
Srie0ri1 9lcibcrt.
ARRANGEMENTS perOen iest fir Oie
9eeroigune oes i'm 9llter BON 67
Sa6ren eeitorbeucn 8ricoridJ 9lei-
dert. getroifer. Ger 9eiieblng miro
Elm GrauereotteSOienit IN Der Iebten
@obnlmg 0cs GntidIoicncu, i'm
@orreIIA@ort, UormlSgcben.
miro morgcn bcItuttct
sSrduIein Motiloo 9crt6olo, oie
So6ter BON 6rcoerid lmo Der Der
itorbencu 9eno 9crt6oIot, ueIdle am
Samitag I'M bliibenOen Sitter bon 81
Sabren pom Sooe oo6ingeraiit pnr.
De, miro mor9en Ro6mittaq nadj
uorausgesongener Grouerfeier I'M
Sterbebouic, g}r. S25. @eit.GroB-
StraBe, beitattet ipcroen.
@rioot Gcteftib SSct
geitorbcn.
Der &riDot. 0etcftip Charles 6.
@eit Ebeil6aber Der Oeteftip yirma
bon Smith, g8eit & 2Dons, ueIde
BON icinem Batter aegriinoet porocn
mar, idieo ocitern infoIge elmer Com
plifotion BON aronfbeiten in leinent
9mi0bouS u1 Mi0oIe Gipcr aus Dem
Se6cn. Der @critorbcnc mar ser
6iibrcr scr repitbIifonii6cu 9Sorte
IN DER 10. @oro uno gleib ieincur
Batter 0ooio 9SintucD gScIt Elm in
meiten &rciicn ongeiebener 9olitifer.
er mar friiber Glert im Common
Flcus.geribt ino bate einen itGoti.
ihen Soften innc. Der 0obineei6ic-
oene mar Ieoig ino binterIdBt ieine
@@iittcr 6rml 9obio Einfnep @clt
rnO ciucn 9ru0er, gsiIliom 9Sinfnev
S9eit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
Scr bitiih G @cridt

SonOon f6. Sanuor. 1ie
6cute 9Ibeno oeroiientlidtc britiihe
ofii5icle @'itt6eilm9 ioot 6oloen.
oes:
ISM @on5en eenommel oerlief
Der Gag 5iemliH ribig 9ic feino.
lidc g(rtilerie bct6dtigtc lid ein
uenig bel @iUendD unO 9peru.
liner 2lrti1erie 6euer gegcn Ell.
nc itarfe Ociltide @oiitiou n0rOlid
BON Dpern par iebr pirfion."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
SOtBa's oSrinmpG5ns" in 6OIlan-
OiIdem SidJt.


9}rof. S. 9. s. 9ooeuftchJ Oroi.
narius fir iiiOofrifaniic6es Redt on
Der llniOcriitdt 9(miteroam Drroi
fentlidt i'm n9(agemeu Sonoels6loo~
einen leiOenlhaftliben glngriff gegcn
9ot6a imo Die engGide @olitif, Sic
oieicr 0Sicges8ug CUR 5olge Bate
Die slusfiibrumngcn eines 6ollGnoi.
iden llniperiitdtS -NrofeiIors ucroic
nen Inn 70 mebr gea1tuno, ols 80.
oenitem oqgemeii ols elmer Der
griutoliblten imo gcodtetitcn Sen.
ncr per &er9dltniiic Gilt mic iic ii1
In Den leBten 20 Sobren ourd) boil
ldnoii6e, en0liide mo oelltIdc Gin
fliiiie BON Siioofrifa entluidelten.
Sm 10. 9luouit borigen sSo6rcs
ging @cneral @oiba o6ue 3oqern ouf
oos Griuden ser britii1cn &egie
riing elm ibre 6lotte in Dem geplon.
ten gugriff oif 0erti6. .Sioipeit
2lirifd 81 unteritiiten Gomit be
5ciiste CT, OoB sic 5d1nounq ocS
BON ieineu eioenca @}iniiternrm ent
worienen @eiescs sur @ertbcioi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
glencr 8luciaUcr6anO.

@biIo5eIp1io, t6. Soniar.
@rdiioent S6pu6 bom Gcutid.
omerifaniiden StootS gerbanoe
bon Cbio tbeilt nit oaB Sr @m. 3.
9liele bon Sa5clmooo luio cine Pin.
5obl anOcrer 9iirger BON BORT nnS
llmgcgeno iib angcihloiicu 6obeu
mo nod wcitercr 3upodS bon oort
in glusiidt ite6t; fir Sountog, Den
t6. SSalunr, Bat Sr. Sdpoab cine
GnloOung bon @rn. &iele angenon1,
men, i'm So5elmooo por ciuer Ser.
ianunlnng ii6cr oic9eltrc6ingcn OcS
Gcr6or0cS 5u ipredcn. D}clocn iid
cine acniigeuo grobc 9ln5o6l N}it.
glieocr, 10 0iirfte 6o5eluooO icinen
cIgencn Sofolpcr6ano er6oltcn Sic
ScrrcI Die iib bon oort iutO mgc.
bimg onidloiieu iiuo bon Su3elmooo
@n Sdmi0t, Greo. Sou6er ScnrD
a0nig 3biIipp 2iiOens, G6co 9ic.
tcrlc, Sobn Ql 0iiclc, Senrp 0lielc,
iuo @m g. 9liclc; bon S6oroupiac.
O|idocl Stiner ,Srco. Sortler, SO.
SeB, Safob 9oB lmo Q. 3. Sing.
bans, bon 5oiicr g., @eo Gi6cn-
borlt mo 0enrD @ornbolt.
gbnhnenten bic ben ,,EcuHdcu 0orfcWon.
arufcn" nilt piinitid uogr nnrcacimania er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

9lbunnrnirr, bic ben ,Sennncn 0urreIpun.
bcuirn" nldlt phnliitm Dbcr nHreaclmanin ef.
bnltrn, lnb ncbclrn, hcr ciilrg baum pcf 5cies
p"au eprI inflihlnl WlliihenuHa Az maasn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
RULES FOR THE CARE
OF WORKING HORSES
Boston Association, Which Makes
study of Subject. Furnishes
some Useful information.

The Boston Work Horse Relief AS
ISOLATION. with Offices a Is Beacon
street. Boston. Mass, Is doing a great
work which is not confined to Bos-
ton, but extends all over the country.
The association publishes stable rules,
drivers rules and various and sundry
other documents furnishing informa-
tion as to how to care humancly for
the work horse. The associations rules
are or should be, particularly inter
cstnc TO horse owners at this par
tcular season. when ola Sol is giving
forth his scvcrcst rays
From this association The Times
Dispatch has received the following
Hot Weather Rules" which should
receive attention in Virginia cities at
this time
Il Load lightly and drive slowly.
2 stop in the shade If possible.
- Water your horse as often as
possible. So long as horse is work
hurt him. But let him drink only n
fcw swallows if he is going TO stand
sun DO not fail to water him at
night. after he has eaten his hay
-. When he comes in after work.
sponge off the harness marks and
and the dock. Wash his feet, but
not his legs.
-. IF the thermometer il ~ degrees
ar higher. wipe him all over with n
damp sponge, using vinegar water il
possible DO not wash the horse Al
uight
20. saturday night give a bran mash,
Ukewarm and add a tablespoonful OF
saltpctcr.
- DO not use horse hat. unless
: iS n canopStop hat The ordinary
bcIl-shapcd hat does more harm thar
good
IS \ sponge OH top Of the head
or even "a cloth. is good if kept wet ii
dry il is worse than nothing
%. If the horse is overcome by
heat. get him into the shade. remove
mouth, sponge him all over shove,
! his legs, and give him two ounces al
aromatic spirits Of ammonia or two
/ ounces of sweet spirits of nitre. in n
/ pint Of water; or give him a pint nj
coffee warm. Cool his head at once
! using cold water. or, ii necessary
! chopped Ice wrapped in a cloth.
30. If the horse is off his feed. tr,
/ him with two quarts of oats mixed
| with bran and little water: ant
| add little salt or sugar. or give
| him oatmeal Cruel or barley water t,
| drink
| I'll. Watch your horse If he stop.
| sweating suddenly. or if he breathe.
/ short and quick. or il his ears droop
I or If he stands with his legs bracet
/ sideways. he is in danger of a hcaI
| once
10. If it is so hot that the horse
! sweats in the stable at night. tie hin
! outside. with bedding under him. I'm
less he cools off during the night, h,
cannot we'll stand the next days heat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
EXPERIMENT THAT PAID
states smnll Creamery Demonstrate.
That IL Pays Farmers TO Keep
Good Cows.

RALEIGH, y c.. July 6.-The e.
pertinent station creamery at West
Raleigh has completed it's first years
business and makes "A good showing.
inns creamery was established at tho
station to encourage the dairy inter
est In this immediate section. During
IN" hrsi year Of it's career II has re.
ceiH"d 1900 pounds OF butter fat In
cream. 'for which IT paid to the farmers
in the vicinity of this city the sum OF
5000. The cream was supplied by
thirty seven different farmers. The
price paid for the butter fat was 80
cents per pound. II varied a little at
times. but that was the average price.
The creamery made q good profit on
us work. but the greater profit to tho
territory II attempted 10 serve is In
the interest IL has awakened in tho
dairy business. II has certainly dem
onstrated that II pays the farmers to
have good cows and sell cream.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09
KENTUCKY-VIRGlNlA coal
big company Provides for trcn,rr DO.
ve'opment and Largely Increased
output Of soft Conf

ELK HORN. KY July San addj-
tional development Of tho con- 1.,ds
of the Elk Horn Coal CONFIRMATION -.
ing in Kentucky and Virginia. has boo,
decided upon by the company This
Will provide for an annual ou,lni- of
100000 tons OF coal
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Will build Long Fork Railway up I.cct
Beaver Creek for distance Of twenty
six miles. and this railroad will con.
meet with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway at the forks Of Right and I,ef,
Beaver and extend 10 Wceksburv.
This railway makes accessible 40
600 acres OF the Elk Horn Coal Cor.
poration's property, and the dcvclop.
ment Of 10000 acres will be begun A,
once. plans providing FOR the opening
Of sufficient mines 10 produce 1000 .OOt
tons OF coal each year.
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and reports from the different clubs
were given on winter gardens. summer
gardens and poultry. After this there
were talks on homo convcniences.
Names OF firms that would send SAM
pies free were taken by tho girls. and
Will be used. Notebooks then wero
examined.
This was followed by lesson on
tho common birds. and the girls were
told how to distinguish them. BY this
time the heat of the day had passed
and NO all moved into a cool hall
where we did some preserving Of
cherries and gave demonstrations in
canning dewbcrrios.
GIRLS AND COUNTY AGENT
OFF on a BIRD HUNT
AT o'clock the next morning III.
county agent and the girls started for
pird hunt. The girls recognized seven
inherent birds as n result Of the lesson
inc afternoon before. They also visited
one garden and one poultry club girl
before returning for breakfast. The
whole morning till dinner time wa.
spent In canning string beans and baby
peetS ana studying a firclcss cooker.
At > O'Clock they went to the school
house for the regular meeting OF tho
agricultural club OF the ncighborhood
Reports were given Miss Slocum
county agent for Henrico was present.
and told Of the work in her county"
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sIRoNI BANKS THAT LOOK
70 tOINpRN'S INTEREST,"

f'rmFii!" has The reputation far aud
near "i beng great banking town.
hh" u - the undisputcd boast OF ITS
people that II is the strongos, b;,ukf,f,
Town ~ us size N the State OF Viz
s!h!a IN" combined capital stock Of
ne three banks here is $l75000 and
IA" comhincd assets 81 1867 900. and dc
h"si's clos" 20 Sl0o0,0G0. The Plant
rrs Bank Of Farmvillc is the name Of
Inc Oldest Of the three, il having been
established In 1867. The capital STOCK
Is S"V'oho surplus and undivided
profits 10000 deposits, $3.50. 900.
loans S"15,Soo; total assets $500 900
IL y stokes is The presiden, and
Walker Scott the cashier OF The
Planters Wv
The First National Bank. which vas
established IN 1900 and o: which y y
DAVIDSON Is president and V. Walden
cashier has capital stock of .?5.OOo:
surpius ana profits, $4,000: deposits
$"Si,'Ot. loans. S3i4,s00 total assc,e
including $4,000 Of United states
bonds to secure circulation and govern.
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FACTS ABOUT FARMV|LLE;
A BRAC VIRGINIA TOWN
Old Burg Made New by Hustling
Twentieth Century Pcople-Well-
Managed Municipality.
IN RICH AGRICULTURAL REGION
Strongest Banking Town OF Its Size
in Virginia-Alrcady Manufacture
ing Center-Wide-Aw Business
Mems Association.

FARMNlLLE. VA, July S.-Farm-
vile is not Il young town. il the count
is made by years hut looking at it
from strictly business standpoint. OBJ
serving the energy and hustle of it's
people. the beauty of its streets. the
municipality owned public utilities, the
character OF it's business houses the
beauty and modernness of the resi-
dental sections, its fine church build
inES. its splendid educational facilities,
is manufacturing plants, its great to-
hacco interest, its up-to- date banking.
houses. its good hotels and good news
papers. and last, but not necessarily
least. its splendid citizens silver band,
the stranger within the gates will not
hesitate To declare it a real twentieth
century little city.
including the immediate suburbs. in
which many of the business men live,
tarmNille has population of about
5000 II census were taken while
tho state Female Normal School is in
session, OF even while the summer
teachers normal is doing business and
the attendants were included tho
record would show 5000 people eating
and sleeping and trading in the town
The municipality owns the water
works, the electric light plan, and the
sewer system; also an armory for its
famous military company. known
locally 5 the Farmville Guards. in
which building are the town Offices:
also thcater. which was formerly
used for municipal headquarters. This
hNildlnc IS now an opera house and
Office building. and is source of good
revenue that goes into the town treas
UrN. Farmville has fourt cen miles of
rrauollihic sidewalks. Main Street is
h.nptiiu with hitulithic pavement.
Ih!rd street. the next important bust
ness 'h"roughfare. is brick paved; while
hlGh street. the leading residential
street - stone paved. The other
streets, Of Sand-clIy- blend. are kept in
perfect order all the year around Not
Withstanding all of these municipal
improvements. Farmvilc has a bonded
indebtedness of only $3.50. 900. while the
Jaw allows II to issue bonds TO the
amount al $30S,O0U.
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WAKE ASSOCIATION
TO ANSWER OII.sIIoyS

'fhe Business Mems Association Of
Farmvillc, Of which V Walden is presi-
dent w e. Newman is secretary aud
walker scott Is treasurer, is a wide
awake commercial organization that
Keeps the town and It's advantages be-
Tore the public. Tho association has
compiled not little OF valuable in
formation concerning the resources Of
Farmville and the surrounding coun-
try. and the Inducements that the
town and Tho counties il serves have
to offer to wouid+bc land buyers and
people in search of The right kind of
location for industrial enterprises.
when The association is asked FOR in
formation. the officers do not STICK the
letters OF inquiry in pigeon hole, hut
they make prompt reply, and such per
sons as do not want TO come TO Old
Virginia and locate in one OF its choice
garden spots better not write TO these