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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
PLAN MIGHTY SEA DASH.
Germans Drive at British Fleet
Awaits Test Of Aerial Torpedo.

Thomas X. Macmsch~u, a~eronautlcal
engineer and president of the Aeronau-
teal Society of America. said yesterday
that he believes reports OF a coming
attack on England by Il German fleet
are well founded. In his opinion the at
tack Will be carried out by a battleship
fleet armed with IL inch guns, far out
ranging the largest OF the British guns,
and escorted by a fleet Of Fokker aero
planes a"d Isppelins armed with a
new pneumatic u capable Of firing
arlno piercing pTojectiles.
Mr.. MacmeChrn said he hased his
prediction oil sources of authoritative
Information In Germany.
ITO understand what is going on IA
the field OF scientific progress Mr.. Mac
nechen said, I'VE must keep in mind
the fact that the stimulus OF the most
terrible war and the or, Attest resources
Of genius have Joined hands, and in "A
great effort inventions are rapidly being
produced which are modified and inn
proved from month TO month. only In
this way can we understand the won.
dertul progr ~ that has been made in
the science Of aviation during the war
Mig Raid 10 Test New Device.
The time of the German navy's dash
from the kiel Canal will b. fined maigly
by the results of the testing of the new
, ngine Of destruction from the air
the pneumatic u or torpedo tube, Mr..
Macmechen asserted. lie says no be-
lieves the Weapon viii be tried out
within two or three " eks in "A monster
raid 10y Ieppelins on London,
The previous raids on London have
been fruitless from d military stand
point on account Of the impossibility OF
hitting any object aimed at with a
bomb thrown from an altitude OF more
than two miles-ll.0 900 or 1900 feet
lie said.
For tho past four years the Krupp
Company experts have been working or
the aerial torpedo, which, according to
my information, is nov perfected
Briefly the torpedo tube or pneumatic
gun launching The projectile Is about
eight feet long, Air pressure IL USED
because OF the danger OF using powder
for "A gun of that calihrr On an airship
The projectile has al initial velocity OF
$50 feet "A second. This great velocity
ovrrcomes all the cross currents and
the motion of the airship which made
the bomb so useless as a missile. The
projectile goes straight to its mark with
an ever increasing rate OF speed and
strikes within "a few seconds. even from
SO great a height as $1,000 feet.
The projeclile. weighing four and a
half pounds, has d point as hard and
sharp As a cold chlse and lands Will
a striking impact OF fourteen tons. II
will pierce arnor plate and then eX-
plode inside
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
WILSON POLITICAL
BANKRUPT HILLES
National Chairman Says r.
Breach Of 1912 Is Heal
Except in Maine.
PREDICTS VICTORY N 1915

CHICAGO. Jan. 24-Clnrles r ur'e
chairman of the Republican Na''o Al
Committee. uttered to-day = ci.cri",
prepared challenge to President ~. p
in anticipation OF the President ~
around the circle.
Chairman Hilles vas speaking a.
Hamilton Club luncheon in hoHof %. ,so
National Committee officials W, ..,,
here TO make preliminary arrargemcr
for tho party convention at sc c
scum on June l.
Mr.. Hillcs's speech Is accepted D., 80
! ticlans as the FIRST rough draft ., 90
| Coliseum platform OF 1916. IL tho sly.
men,s whom Chairman Hilles represen,c1
as head Of the organization tn tHo Taft
| campaign are Ia control OF the cor
| mi,tee on resolutions and OF the ,,i
vention.
4 dozen particular points 90 a',,c,
aside from the tariff. Chairman lli,,s
aid arc available for a winning fgh,
By a united Republican part!
War Ills Only Msinsta,.
~ Il were not for the ahuormN on
dItlona created by the war o. EI-ors
| President Wilson and his f~,r U.s. void
have 10 argument TO Offer 90 's .
| elcrtion.' said Chairman I'M.
VERY recently I sent "A auestic' ra''.
TO each Of the 1900 members 90 E"p.'
lican State and county Commute,
throughout the nation. to which ! hAi
PROMPT response. II is the Co'.."-I.
that the record OF tire W!lso0 Ain .
tration iusures Republican Nla,o'r q,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18

Your application to prove ~
made out free of charge, als'
my information regarding same
VIII be glad to he favored with
I'll your business in any lano
matters.-W. c.. Hoover, U. 5
Commissioner.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18
Notice For Publication

Department OF the Interior, U. S..
Land Onlce, Las Cruces, N. NJ,
January u, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry
Bengley Gardner, OF Columbus, Nm.
who, on December 10, 1908, made
homestead entry No. $3.50, for NWt
section ~, township % S range 3 w
N. NJ. T.. meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make final i've year proof
10 establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before w. G. Hoover, L. $.
Commissioners, AZ Columbus, a. NJ.
on the 25th day Of February, 1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses
Charles Heath, Samuel r. Hunt, Jr.,
Lee Thomas, and George T. Peters,
all Of Columbus, New Mexico.
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE, Register
Jan. q Feb. rs
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18

If you want to rent, buy or
sell a house call at the Town Co.
ofhce.-J. W. Blair. If
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18

Many of the farmers are
waiting to see what Columbus
is going to do about the canning
factory before deciding what
to plant this year. Should the
soldiers be taken away we
would depend almost entirely
upon the farmer. 1t is a fact
that they will be removed
some time and il is up to "
TO prepare for that time by
encouraging the farmer now.
Il is time to begin preparations
for this years crop. What
are We going to doY
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18
Columbus, N. Mex.
State CT Ohio. City OF Toledo. q.
Iurna County. "

Lucas County,
Frank j.. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner Of the Arm OF +. J. Cheney
& CO.. doing business IN the city OF To-
ledo. County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will a the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case OF Cntnrrh that cannot be cured
by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9Th day OF December,
A. D.. 1886.
Seal A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catnrrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
c0us surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
y. j. CHENEY & co, Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. Tic.
TAT. Hairs Family Pills Tor constipation.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18

House for rent. Inquire j. A.
Moore.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18
NEW MEXICO A COMING STATE

New Mexico is destined to
become one of the great states
of the union. Il is the fourth
state in size and a more
healthful state there is none.
This climate promotes health
and there is no question that
health promotes intelligence,
thrift and prosperity.
One thing that will and is
helping New Mexico is her ex-
cellent schools. There is not
many of the states in the union
that can boast of a better
system of public instruction
than New Mexico. We are
reminded of an extract from
AN article by Greeley: mo
richness of climate, no sponta-
neous productiveness of soil,
no facilities for commerce, can
bestow worldly prosperity up.
on an uneducated common
wealth." We have the climate
and the productive soil and
under our system of education
it will be only a few years un.
I'll illiteracy will be a thing OF
the past in this state.
The resources of the state
are unsurpassed and the devel-
opment has not really been
started Outside capital will
be used but the major portion
of the development of the re-
sources of the future great
state will be done by New
Mexicans.
No part of the United State;
will produce more diferenI
crops and year after yea
farming will become more
profitable and crops will ma.
ture with less irrigation. /
will always cost MONEY tC
irrieate, but think of the dam
age that has been done t.
crops and property in diheren
sections Of the country durini
the past year by floods ant
storms. something that thi
section of the Sunshine State
does not have to contend with
The loss in some sections ha
been more in one year thar
it would cost to irrieate tn.
entire tillablc part of New
Mexico for several years.
New Mexico is a winner.
will not be many years unti
she will pass many of he
eastern sisters. The time i
coming, maybe slowly, bu
surely. Then we shall all b
proud of our chosen home.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18
sYNoPsls.

Kitty Gray, newspaper woman, nnds IN
a curio shop half OF a broken coin. the
mutllated inscription on which arouss9
her curiosity and leads her, at the order
OF her managing editor. 10 so TO the prin-
cipality OF Gretzho1en to piece out the
story suggested by the inscription. She Is
followed, and on arrival In Gretzhonen
her adventures while chasing the secret
OF the kfOken coin begin.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18

800 acres decided land for sale
Dr trade-three miles east OF
Columbus. Address; William
Tate, 737 West Lake avenue,
Los Angeles. Calf. II
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18
Advertising Rates

Is cents per single column inch, each
Insertion. l2i cents per single column
inch, contract. Local column 5 cents
per line each insertion.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18
YOU CAN'T

You can't accumulate money without self deni-
al. Are you looking forward to the day when
you will have all you now want and d~eluding
yourself with the idea that you will then begin to
accumulate money? That day will never dawn
for you. Each day will bring a new want and if
you continue to indulge in them your life will end
in want. Indulgence today means for you future
want, while self denial today means future indul-
sence. Start a self denial Account today. Watch
over it now and in the years to come, it will
watch over you.
THE COLUMBUS STATE BANK, COLUMBUS. NEW MEX.
once hours: 900 to 1900, 100 to 800 p. m.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-02-18
By EMERSON HOUcH


Copyright 1918 BY Wright A Patterson
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09
Vidi lie ponoci.

" Ricimomda. Va. porocajo:
Tukaj>mji zdravuiki imaio mnogo
"praviti L l9lctnim mladcniccm
Andrew Wil>onom il Nottowav
county ia. Iii ic podneyi popolno-
ma Slcp, dotim vidi pomoci bolic
kakor v>aka matka. Mladcuic 81
V na~JtcHuriSi u"ci L N>o moyocno
hltroStj" Iahko Vol ma kolrsu. do
cim navadui l.judic brcl Syctilk nj
kainor M morcio. Podncvi pa me-
more nikamor. ako ~ ne opriicm
I.lc. kalti rodnrvi raIlocujc lc We
Ike prcdmctc. tuda ncjasnn. do
elm barry >ploh ne more lociti
MIademlc 81 poScbno odlikuic pri
Iovu ma nocne Ii"ali. in kadar IT,
ponori Y gozdu. vidi povScm ma
tancno vSako ptico, katcra spi ma
vcJah ali krai >vojcga gnclda.
Wilson vidi I" od rojstva L. DO
noel IN trdi, da j. To y>lcd tcga.
kcr Sp~rcj"maio micgovr oci pre-.
wee svctlobc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09
OdPr1te oc1!

Stavkc y Pennsylvania, staykc y New Yor-
ku, staykc y Ohio, Ntaykc y Chicago. stavkc ma
yseh koncih in krajih.
Ma dluSem incstu govorimo "a niihuyih ylro
kih IN . niihovi ucizog,hno,ti. Mnogo znamcni
kaze, da gibanje - n!kakor nj ma yrhuncu. ampal
da 81 81 znatno razSiri.
Ma tenn mcstu hi radi izpregovorili nckoiiko
drugih, odkritoSrcnih hcscd, Hi ST u|anaSajo ma :,
gibanjc. in zal nam ic &c.,, la uo more MAJ cL>
doscci vSai vSch >lovcnskih dclavccv.
Pri razuih >tavkah, Hi Sc sodaj ralviiaio -,
Icdinjcnih drlayah, j. priladc,ih mnogo Slo,"t,-
ccv. Ne v~cIjamcmo, da So >i uczavcdmi i'm ne
mlSiiti, lie pod priti>kom t%oyariScv. Y boi. Podic,.
Mkt radi govorc % 'lap"ljauih dclavcih ka.
dar Sc zaAtcya od Nth koS5ek pravicc: mn me
vcrjamcinn y 10 lapcljano>t. kcr mora iclaycc &
Ncdaniih razmerah pat sam 5utrti. kaku kryayo
j. izkoriSran.
Il ohjcsti ne hodijo dcla,ci y boi StayLa
yrndar nj TAXA labava. kakor jo opi,u.
Icjo kapitaliNticni rodrcpniki, pripoveduio5i. ,a
l~apuStajo dclavci to>aruc lc IL lcnobc. Y ,a,i
i,rajka nj rcdncga zaSIuzka podpora. XII io more
daJatl "rganlzaclJa, - ne nadoucSti: liudic mo-
rajo bIti pripravljeni ma ,>akovr>tnc ncroduo>;.
In NitnoSti, ma ;ciavc IN cello ma nclgodc. Kapita.
%li>ticnl i%zli,ati skrhc. kolikor lr uorcjo. da hi "a
NcdIi dcIavcc y kakSno ncSrcto. H. tudi lcnoba SO
ne more paStl y caNu >tavkc: marNikatero opra-
vito lc - ncprijetucjic cd della y tovarui.
l. ozirom ma to jc nczmi>cluo govoriti. ia ST.
ddlo dclayci kar lucui Mo tcbi mic Aarclia,i ,
S'ralkanjc. &C. mi tax korak dohro i'm zrclo pre-
m!Sljcn, jc pa priti>k ralucr tako moran. da "a
cuo>tavuo izsili.
Tudi >Ioycn>ki dclavci. HI - udclclcni pi
'ch stavkah, ~ guiovo MISC dali kakor bacEI
pognati ma ccs,o. Premi>lili 50. kai da store.
Ali trcba III bio. dH hi r%azni>lili Sc malo ,,I
Nasa maraVna ielja j., da hi luapali dclayci
y vNch bojih, $ katcrc -" laplctcui. in STEER. da b,
-ttu.,a1t him. I,-t.. Be- .-.. .
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09

"'" ~" WT ~ 'Nahd INA MgHOTJCNcga UCTd I'd
N"""- Nr"cn" ok"lScinc moralo takln dclavcem
pohagaiI. ia nnagajo, ma sNojo moe 81 brcz
"ryanl/acJ" II" morcio doSti %zanaSati.
hapiiallsti dohr" yrdo. kaj poncni organiza-
clJa "a d"Iav"". Inano jim je, da podpira orga-
hI@arlJa sv"Jc rlauc hoiu. kdo mai podpira
no"rganlziran" drlavcc, Nckaj casa hodo ncIna-
=" vz'raJaIl brcz %p"dporc. Ali Sc mine tcdcn IA
lcdn"n, morda mr>or IA mrscccn, pa So izcrpaJo
krrdiil. pa pride COLA lakota. pa hi podporc od
".N"''r, '"'IaJ ne "N'anc me druzega kakor ka-
I'"a'IJ''
g m'r'lo kapI'aIINiI hr"z pr"v"llkr >h"de
P''"halI ma "a 'r'noi"k. t"daJ cakaJo. Mlnogrrdc
= T.; ,~I; ''''>N"' n ! ; . Ji" - d '"Nf''"s'
l,I; "" "''"t,' 'un
'' ""N'' )" "R'"I/lrdhc' nam "d''"l Pri'-
"J' N"f'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09
IN DELO.

Ena najtczjih reel Ma slctu j.
dokazovati ljudcm. da j. boga>tvo
produkt della.
Ma tiSocc in tisoje Judi Jc, H
jim j. la idrja cisto nova IN &c
hi jim jo la5cl razlagati. hi 10
nit ne vcrjcli
Sevcda hi jim ne bilo ma n"hcn
intcligcntcn nacin mogotc radio
iiti. kako j. pc njih mncnju bo-
gastvo pridobljcno. Nckaj morda
zmajo - ali v,aj domiSliajo -.
ia gre napo>lcd dclu tudi nekai
krcdita "a prid,hiyanje boga.
silva. toda tiSto malo.
kako maj zapopadc to yprasa-
ME ma pr. kakSna >tarciSa dana
ali gospod, katcremu je ranjkj
oce lapustil ia smrtni postelji
dclnicc bogatc druzhc? Oba razu-
meta cdino to. ola So deinicc po-
p%isanc. podpi,ane in ia mosijo
dividendc.
&c >lucajmo %podjciju, kjcr
imata imvc,tirauc >yuic dolcir.
izbruhnc Strajk - kajti tudi de
lavci 80 IL mesa in krvi in zcle
vtasih malo ye5ji dclez - jc ma
rayno to "a obadva ncza>liSauo.
kriminalno. Hako tudi ne, sal 50
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09
DELAVSKI BOJI v AMERIKI.

Med indus,ri;aInim delav<,vom
y Zcdinj.pib Jrjovab j. 5ivobno
yihani. kokor On "a doI,o -; III
10. Dolgo casa je mora tlatila
tukajSnii prolctariat. lima lcta
l9li-lj L. bila krititna kakor Ie
dolgo pred TEN ne. Brczposcl-
most je ..gala dale in dale. Use
industrijc razun vojnih 50 bile
prizadet". ma mIlJonc dclavcev jc
mcscce IN me>ece anna cakalo,
da s. jim odpro yrata tovarn. PO
ve!lklh meSflh so bile armada de
iaVceY sIlnI hedl IN clovek Je ko
mag razumcl. ia j. mogocc tudl 10
'rPIJcnJe prcliva'.
Fotem le prlNcl preobrat. Marc
ella "a VoJnI matelIral so So SkO-
raj ~he'crJetn" mnollla. tudl po-
mo@he induStriJc so vSled tcga do
pie della III "a kapitalizcm Sc Jc
ra%'lIa rcsnlrna proSperIteta. 20
r"clla veliklh korporaclJ izkazu
JeJo ogromne profile, tudl manJSc
uI,'In' 'naJo wee Kah"r horma'nc
"''''N'' !" Po'r" r'S'e ma SFe'o'-
'E" 'i',"'oS' "'Aei'NN'gd 90
49, 'n"" N""'i Pdua ct'a "'
MA >',IN'" 'Nr"PSN'h "'<el'
"'''''N' ""'J'' l''
|'.,N j. ~'"'d'
N'' }" W''"'H.'''
'"I''" ~N'"J'N PF'h"J"J" j"
'''.,' ia ""'''J"J' l." III WI
''~'" "''''''"' "''J>' pace, a
VIM va ~I"'"'''d' JIh j.
" ~ wa" nv l~'o~""'"'"
~ " -" ~
''." ''N"" P'uJ'''J
>r''",.'" j." '''".
'N'' :" "''", NJ S''r!'r
, pi"''c'
"'' P."'!' ''N" M!
."."' W ~
'.''" 'P"N'''"' IL" IL
"i' S" """'"'e"
'er"lnha veclha KaPitallstoV pa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09

nJcnih drIavah popolnoma opra-
%viccno.
kapitali>ti Iahko prcplavljajo
Amcrlko Il okroInicami. lahkn ma.
p~olmrulcjo cclc Nrrami po well.
KIN caSoPi>ih ) svoiimi skcbo.
lovSkimi ogla>i. RcSnicc ycudar
ne morcJo >praviti : svcta. in res.
lie j. Ia. da jc poloIaj DELAY.
silva Z ozlrom ma scdamjost i'm ma
o%odocnost potrebcn z~bol.iSanja. In
kar ne dobi delavstvo V miru, mo.
RI dohiti bojm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09

pax da bOdo zanje porabili dohC
prO>peritcte. no Sc jc kapitali
sticna kupcija tako sijajno po-
vzdignila. da ina Skoraj premalo
rok IA zapisavanjc dobickov, j.
bilo popolnoma logicno. ia So de
lavci prcdloiili Svojc zahtrve.
Ne glede ma to. da sill ncsoglaS-
je med kapitali>ticnim d%ohitkom
in delavSklm zasluzkom. katG-o
poraja kapitalistitni Sistrm. pro
letariat ma zahteve, XII ne bodo po-
nehale, dokler ne izginc sistem IL
ko~riScanja. ina pa scdanic mcz-
dino gibamje Sc drugc. ca>ovnc ral-
loge.
Lanska kriza jc minila. Ali Z
MO MISC minilc poSlcdicc, Hi Jill j.
povzrocila. DclavStvo ie morale
tudi Y dobi brelpoSclnosti Iivcti.
SploSno j. pa znano. da stanc Ilv-
ljenje Y nasi druibi dcnarja. &c
hoce clovek oStati Iiv. pa ne zaslu
II, kar potrebujc, tedaj II mora
pomagati ma drug. izjcmcn nacm
Ako ina kaj p~rihraukoy, jih mo-
ia porabiti. Ako Jill NINA - in j.
ma Jill le majhna manjima - te
daj mora poizkusati ; kreditom
XII ie "a dclayca dralii kaknr IA
kapitaliSta. Vra,i i. trrba popro
dati kai pohi;tya. kaj ohlckc. lc
da So prcplava prcko uaihuiScga
Kadar dobi delayec iva talk,
krizc zopet della. Inu me- more IA
dostovati zasluzck katcrim ia
krijc lc vsakdanjc potrcbScinc
Za>luIiti mora toliko. ia = lahko
zaceli goSpodar,kc ranc. XII mu lin
jc zaSekala kriza. Toda podictni
XII Sc postavljaio nayadno ma >,a
liScc. ia mora dclaycc. Hi jc BIZ
vccraj brcz della. danes hvaliti 30
ga. &C. ga ic sploh dobil. ne glcd,
ma pogojc.
Oh teh %na>protuih >taliSjih j.
ncizogibcu boj. I'm TAX j. raymo 49,
danii poloZai. Kapitali,ti - ycSc
lie proSpcrltctc, L ladovolJ>tvow
SpravlJaJo dohlcke. d katcrlh hl L.
IeleiI. ia bI bin - vccJl, od DELAY
cev pa ~zahtevaJo zgoIJ hya!"/no>t
h'r ~ dob" ielavri m.rnlm po-
TEN nltI dcleHa t"ga, kar INN gre
po pravlcI. nitl tega ne. kar potr"
buJeJo "a doNtoJno AvljcnJ" -"
danJlh razmcrail. nj drugc pot
kaR"r hoJ-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09

Ali miSliti ia bodocnost mora
jo dclavci. kcr ne bo nihCc drugi
mislil zanjc. V casu prospcritctc
sc morajo vSaj IA silo %pripraviti
IA dobo krizc. In $ tenn .jc soda
ME s%tavkarsko gibanje po Zcdi-
KOncc V 2adnji koloni.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
BEARS IN WHEAT PIT
REVERSE POSITIONS
The, Are Short I.nrgr Lines in Ma, and
July. and Arc Forced
to Cover.
Especial to The r!rn.s Dispatch


CHICAGO. March :S-The bear in the
wheat nit VINO made tho !oudcst noise sine.
the unfavorahlc crop reports hay" com
inehced 10 pour in reversed '.'eir r"st-
lions to-day They we're snort large lin"s
OF th" May and Ju!y :ututcs. and they Gov
sreH In both these ;nonths. The .IEly was
h"ugh; ircciS persistent claims CO.. dam
age in the winter wheat holt. and III"
MAY on free covering Of English ana French
spectators Price Eairs were 9 "a 3'.c
and would haze been much greater Ju' for
p'oit-;ak!nS y big local snort led tho
buying both yesterday and today. his pGr-
chas"s being estimated at 1890 900 bushels.
or oven more.
In addition to the damage claims from
nearly every section OF tho winter whea,
belt, one OF tho best posted men In the
spring wheat country stated that seeding
mas been delayed In 'hn Northwest, ard IS
likely 10 be sti!l further sc' back : mos.
SAGE from that district said tina, ;ha acre
age Is expected to greatly reduced. a a
.arS" number OF Low spots will IL too w~t
For cultivation.
Cash sales mere 20 90 bushels and the
seaboard reported 2,ooto bushels taken by
exporters.
corn was Irregular and unsettled. clo.i- &
at nm advance Of Nc - s.c Cash trnGe was
small 1T i!5,ce, bushels. which was taken
10y Eastern shippers. Weakness was shown
carry hut THIS was changed - strength
tate Some Of the early selling way based
on reports OF corn being worried n, Kansas
ported that 10000 bushels were taken al N .
Western markets 10 so - the snaboard.
oats were NJ &c To 20. and cash sales
were <uaI! at 800 bushels shorts bought
carly and late. although sonl- of them took
TO thu selling side ~ miGsess!on.
DIVISIONS closed strong - advarcee
There MAS an easier feeling carly Oh selling
by ono OF the larger packers. but a. ,h-
oncr!nss were either absorbed with
drawn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29

TRUST EE'S SALE
OF
NO. 1910 EAST BROAD ST

~. I-io EAST BROAD ST.
x5 sS ylr,ue OF deed Of trust; dat,
c Court, G in p OF he e n!ehn0nG ch2gce;
secure tho payment or n certain ro,
therein described. default having bee
nmrnd N ,ba me payment OF the debt So
Guircd by the beneficiary therein
20 do, ! will on
MONDAY. APRIL ,. 1915.
AT o'clock r. NJ.
on the premises proceed 20 sell a
public auction the property conveye
Or parcel OF land. with all Improve
nicnts thereon, known as No. 1910 Ias
Broad street. lying and being in IN.
line OF Broad Street. between Twclft
and Fourteenth Streets, and bounde
and described as follows. to-wit: Com
line OF BROAD Street ut tho west lin
OF public alley. thence running alonl
the north line: OF Broad street. in
on twenty-five (25) feet more or les $
10 the center OF the partition wall be
tween the tenement hereby convcye,
and No: lcoS. adjoining same on IN
west. and formerly belonging TO III.
estate OF Joseph Allen: thence at riEf
angles through the center Of tho sal,
partition wall one hundred and twenty
five Go5) feet. more or less: theme.
ut right angles twenty-five (25) feet
more or less, to the west line Of sait
public alley: thence at right angle.
and along the west line OF said publ,
alley one hundred and twenty i've
G25D feet. more or less. to the poin
Of beginning on Broad Street.
TERMS: Cash as TO expense of sale
all taxes due 10 day OF sale. and I,
pay note Of one thousand 81 600. Oh
dollars. on. which there is credi
Of three hundred (s30o.0nO dollars
dated November . 1914. and payahl.
one year after date. and any infcres
that may be due thereon. Sale bcinr
made subject to prior lien or deed q
trust. dated January Il. 1909, and re
corded In tho Richmond Chancc,,
Court in n. r. 200-p. page 121. to Sc.
cure tho sum OF twenty-five hundrc,
s2.500.00) dollars.
w. T. MILLER.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29

practically in a deadlock. and closed . points
down I" point mp.
Around tn. opening good cables. light
offerings and a moderate demand Favo the
market steaGiress and prices worked M
with = 10 points. \ series OF nervous
fluctuations in narrow limits carried tn"
most active months .ate In the session
10 points under yesterdays close. The
largest spo' sales here and private reports
of heavier trading at number Of points
In the hc!t served TO discourage bcarish
efforts. and Al tine there any d:s
play of marked uneaslneh,. In many
srncis the market vac a waiting affair
throughout.
Tine naract closed steady Closing hiss.
May. u -. July. lt91: October. ii3s De
cemhsr. 'c.le. January ,2iS. Spo; cotton
steady. unchanged Sales on tin" spot. $50
bales. to arrive. 400 la les MtdIlinE, II IS,