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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-11
INDEPENDENT.

Carney Point VS.. GlbbstOwn.
Front and Union, . o'clock
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

@es! parti, pie mon bisrSuIanoe
fast. 9ns petsrle aber itebt babel
unb srinit. Sd febe ibn frugeno on.
Gr srinit tueiter. Sa Jag ib tein
8Ort uno fdreibe auf bic MeIOuns:
Die &pmpasnie fam auf Der Wfels
Oung teinen Settled entoeden."
limb nun tIettert bic WielOun9 Die
Stufenleiter bis Sur 0ipiiion lpieOer
,binuuf, Oiesmal o9ne Settled. Mebs
rere Gage pergeben. 0a er19ien iie
pieoer, nit einem qnbdneepupier per@
ieben (rglIonse" nunnte man Oas
friiber) uno bd itanO gu leIen: ySn
Der Settled OiesIeits iitber feItgeiieIt
iporSen lit, lit gu meIOen, tpo Ielbiz
ger gebIieben, beStp. iper i6n entfernt
bat" limb bic nahseOrbneten 8ebDrs
sen batten alIe ben Settled ertannt
unO iellten Die Grase na9 unten. Sd
uber bntte oas unIeIige Papier in Der
Sun6 uno bos 9eterle itan6 babel
uno srinite. SD febs ibn frogeno on.
Gr grinit tpeiter. 0a f9rieb i'd tllrs
entt9loneR auf bic Ufel0ung: rOd
ser Settled am 4. Sanuar bonn 9as
taillon ertannt, om 5. Sanuar aber
BEL ser 9ompasnis ni9t eingsgangen
iIt. mlb er ouf Oem Dese bonn Sas
toilIon our &ompdgnie perIoreu ges
sangen bsSp. eutfernt iuOrOen fein."
Dos pirtte! Der S9riftipshIel bOrte
auf. Wein TeIOpe6sl absr fagte:
rOas MAIDEN lns uniere 9egner
nitbt na6, oas lit OeutIbe 9riinoli4s
teit.~ Der Settled mar notiirli6 bonn
petsrIe fre9Ou9iieer DeiIe obne Be
febl entfernt tporoen. Die 2eier mos
gen aber einen 9lusenblid iiber beut'
I9ss 8slsn uno beutiden Sumor
no9oentsn. @ruiies uno Sdrullens
baftes, ipie nabe itebt es beiiummeu.
bsi arnft un6 Gueri0pfisteit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

unb frun30TI1en GsIbSug. Sn beis
ben leiItete er Der grmee pieoerum
bur6 bertpegene Ritte ousgeaei4nste
0ienRe. Sine sldnSenoe &arriere
Tiibrte i6n i'm SrieOen uuf oem Wsgs
bur6 ben @roben @eneraIita gum
Sommanbierenbsn @enerul bes 16.
glrmeetorps in Meb. unermiibIia,
INNER auf Der @renapa4t, Sag unS
Ha6t i'm 9ienit, bat er bier ipabrs
baft 9roBes seleiItet. gr ipar Der
Qlbgott ieiner Splbaten. SieIe 9iebe
duberte ii4 freili4 in militdrii9er
Giaenart. SIM 9ebeimen i4impften
fe ollie ge66ris iiber ibn: yReine
Rub BEL Sag unb gta9t!" glber To-
slei6 riibmten iie ibn aud iiber bic
Mabsn, baB er ni4ts perlan9e, ipas
er ni6t felbIt breimal iel6er leiite.
0omals bntte ii4 I'M 16. armeetorps
bas Spri9Iein eingebiirgert: Wen
9ottlteb bat, ben Siidttgt er."
Sooiel aber itebt feit, er mar elm
ousaesei9neter militdriI1er Groieber
Seine sroBe Sunit beitanb oarin,
Dub er bic SoIbaten gum ielbitdnbis
gen 9enten anleitete, 10 bab au9
asute BON serinserem 8ilbungssaDg
bon allen 9ingen bes Sienites unb
ben llnternebmunssn i'm ManDper gu
reben pubtsn. Sir SolOatenbeime,
militdriIhe 8iIbunssanitaIten spangs
loIer art, @OrtrGse unb bergleidsn
battle er INNER etipns iibrig. qlIs er
fi6 bonn ottiper Sienit auriidgespssn
batte, tpanbte sr Der i9ulentIahensn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
Der fsttfIeek I'M StiteHsrabefl.

Don Ser @eitfront tpirb seTdris>
Ben: SIN S9iiBengraben miro biel
sei9risben. Ri6t MIR 5eIopoitbrisfe
unb &urten. Sunbern iebr pieIe Miels
Sunsen. Der 5el0pebsl i9reibt uno
i9, Der orme 9ompagniefiibrer,
i9reibe. 0ds Battalion unO bas Res
giment un6 Die Brigade uno bic Die
biIion, ale i9reiben. Der llnteri9is0
1T nur Der, fie idreiben 8efeble unO
mir MelOungen. Denn bas 10 ipsiter
gebt, fiir9te i9, 6aB uns bas papter
friiber ousgebt als Der @ulN1i. 9luf
elmer MeIbung DON mir, i'd elau6e,
es ipar Die Mel0ung iiber plattfiibe,
finoet ii9 elm Settled Elm. Wus lit
babel i'm S9iibensraben2 Ser pes
tsrle, Der &ompasnief9reiber, bat mir
ben Settled baruuf gema4t. Sd ges
itebe, i'd babe ben Sled eeieben, er
mar mir aber gang egal.
Die Meloung ge6t militant bem
Settled an Oas Battalion uno bon
ba on oos Regiment un6 bon od an
6ie Brigade unb BON % an bic Siz
ptiton. Die 9iOiiion nabm nbsr glnz
itoB am Settled unb ididt Die MeIz
6ung an Die Brigade 5uriid aur auf>
tIGruns, po Der Settled hsrtommt.
llno nun ge6t bic Weloung bon Der
8risobe ans Resiment hno bon %
iibers 8atailIon ipieoer an mid ~sur
MeIbung, mo Der Settled bertommt".
SD babe Die Melouns in Der Sano
unb ipunbere mid. Ser Settled 1T
ndmIi9 nibt msbr od. Sort 1T er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

SnSuItrielIen entoedt. Dos mar beim
9lusbrud Oss Srieses. SIia 9llegans
brOpitIb bat oamaIs alles, mas er
nnr ir9en0pie tonnte, perIeBt uno
cine gtn5nbIung gemadt."
~gr bat aIIO iO5uiassn 9elO pers
bicnt9"
n3uerf ni9t DieI, bann a6er sins
be So9e unb sins unb lief ims
mer fhDnsr. glm meiItsn perbient
er nit Den aoblsn. Die er OerbOrgen
bGlt."
.9l6sr psr 1T bsnn TOnit nod reid
geiporosn9"
.Der2 9fGe Iin6 reid seipor6en.
Span SponopitIb. Yeter 9tlerans
SrofpitT9. 2lIersi petropitI6, @snz
iamin SsraileipitId. Spon Spanos
pitI9 bat nit Dollars psrbient, pc
ter glleranbrofuitf9 nit 6rnnten.
g(lerei petrotpitT6 nit pfunben,
absr Dsniamin SsrniIstuitfd nit
Dollars. nit pfunOen unO nit Srans
ten."
.Sinb Tis ole MilIiondre9"
.9lIe! @ir iinb Io5uIasen nit
MiGionGren umgeben. 60 tpie beute
ber 3uder, bus MebI uno Die @erIte
ni9t rei6sn. Inn bic 8eoiirfniFe gu
beGsn. 10 pirb es balO ni4t mebr
genug Willionen seben fir aIIe uuiere
MiaionGre."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
Eia A6tzIslabrIssr.
@eneralirlbmaridlaa General bon Sae4
Icler.

9lm 10. Sonuor feierte 0eutI9s
1anc uno feline armee ben 80. 9ss
burtstag zines Mnnnes. Der gu
ben bDltstiimlihIten @rI4einun9en
DeutIdlanbs geb6rt. @eneralfelbs
marfGan @rof BON SaefeIer. bic alte
GrSellena, ldledtfpes aber 5er5Ii4
.@ottlieb" nit Ieinsm 8ornamen ges
beibsn, ipurbe so Sabre oft. Gin
3ebeu bon 2trbeit uno Wiiibe int
DienIte bes 0oterlouoes. t0Itli6 uno
erfoIsrei9 3usleih! Der greiie @es
neral, Der felt Der 9euiionierung ben
Robl auf Isinem gaittersutc in Surs
netop (WorD bout, TBt ni9t gu
SouIe, ouf' bic Poitille gebiidt. Sin
aiitises S6idIol bat inn geitottet,
bic grnte au ieben. bic er pGbreno
feiner Inngen Oisnit5eit in bos Seer
9eIdet bat. SrgenOpo BEL einem Sc
neroItOmmanbo fbt er ba. in Jeins
beslanb. ~Sei. lpie Der greiie Sling
ling in ben Snttel iih i9tpingt!" Gr
reitet Telien Sdritt obsr Srab, ges
fu0bnIi6 @uIopp. ueberoll itreift er
lumber, ipo es etipos Su ieben ober au
ertunben eibt, sleiheiiltig gegen feline
eigene Si6er6eit. ober GngItlih auf
bic Ieiuer 2eute beoo9t. 60 ipar er
ei9entIib immer. 8ei sinem f9ier
atfmIolen 9ienitbetriebe. bel all benz
Seuer, bas er binter ieiRer Sruppe
oufmn9te. ipor sr fets glei4mGbig
rubi9. yliemals ma6te er ben @ins
brud zines WGben. ueberluIteten. Die
iuberIe @usnuBung bon Mann unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
@eucraIfeIOmaridau @raf b. SdIeIer.

@eueraIfelbmaridau 8raf b. Sdieler.
Pferb au ersriinben, mar cine ieiner
2ebensaufgabeu. MOsli9teitsgren5en,
bic friiber niemals errei9t tparen,
tpurben bon ibm aufgeitellt, bic 2eis
ftungen BON Meni9 uno Sier Sur
ME getannten SObe aussebiloet. Gber
Bel oil bieIem Sturm uno 9rang
tpar er elm Weiiter Der @norOnunsen.
Our re9ten 3eit mubten bic ibm unz
terItsIlten Sruppen ibre Rube, ibr
GiIen, ibre 8equemli9teit baben. Die
Su einem Batter blidten iie gu ibm
ouf. ,@pttlieb ipirb es fhon mos
6en!" Bel &riegsausbru1 naren
bunberte 9lusiprii9e i'm llmlauf, bic
ollie ongebli9 bon Saeieler berriibrs
ten, in Wabrbeit ober 9orausfngen
tparen, bic ii9 bus Bolt ielbit pegen
bes &riegsberIoufs sebilbet batte. linz
9laubpiirbig pie iie paren, tpuroen
fie ollie geglaubt. @s mar ni4t
Ieidt, biergesen on5utGmpfen. nSaes
feler bat es geiogt" ....
@ottlieb @rof ppn SueIeler bat
,als Spbn bes 9onbrots 9raf Qleris
uno feiner @emabIin 9tIbertine, ges
bprenen bon S9Oenermnrt, in Bots
bam am 10. Sanuar 1886 bos Si6t
ber 8elt erbIidt. II Sabre aft
2eutnont bei ben 3ietenbuIaren. 1856
gPeeimentsnbiutont, riidte er 1864
.sum Sauptmnm i'm 9roBen 9enes
roIftab ouf. Inter benz prtnSen
ssriebri6 &arI nabm sr um bGnii3en
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
Sulgeridltia.

Die fron5Diii9e Rsgierung bat bem
3oren unb bsm @roBfiiriten NitoIai
oas soIbene &riegstreuS DerIieben, IN
anertennuns ibrer meiiterbaft ousees
fiibrten RiidSiige.
Die 9erIeibung zines &riegstreus
ses an bieIe beiben &riesstdu5e 1T an
unb fir iib Elm Symbol. Sieie Iuss
Sei6nuns fir gtiidSiise pirb natiirs
lid ni9t ouf bic 9ruit gebeftet, ions
bern auf bic bem Seinoe 5usetebrte
Ssite. Sn bieIem Sale pirb aIfO
bus SriesstreuS nuf bem RiideH. uns
tsrbaIb bss sisenen &reuSes, getrussn,
fpohin es au9 aeh6rt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
MiIIIoHars.

Sn Der .Rubtiia Sspieitiia" iuurs
De" folgenbe pIauberei bes betannten
ruiFiden GeuiGIstoniIen SOra Ders
SffentIi9t:
Grinnern sic it4 an Nii4a SOI'
Ititop2"
.2tber fel6ItperItGnOli9 Dor einem
Sabre lit er bod i'm &lu6, ipie mir
I6eint, peripunbet iporoen."
.Sa uno fosor gang tiidtig. Wan
1T nit einem 2eu6ter auf i'm losa
sssongen. gt6er ih reoe ni4t Oas
bon. WiFen sic. pie ss i9m icBt
sebt9"
rSIf ibm I6on tpiebsr etpas pofs
iiert9 SIT er bielIei9t trant9"
nabIolut ni9t, i'm 9esenteil. er
fGbrt iebt i'm eisenen auto ipo5iss
rem. gr bat cine MilIiOn pers
6ient"
.Sm SpisI9"
.9t6er nein! Mit aluminium.
9as lit iebt piel eintrdsli4er."
mSa uber mas madt ct benn nit
aluminium2"
.9os fpeiB man nod ni6t re9t.
gnttpeber tauft er ober er psrtauft.
SebenfaIs perbient er."
-Wis III Osnn MiI6a SolItitoD
auf Muminium setommeng"
ngr bat ia gnr tein aluminium
uno bette aud ME ipeldes.
gr bOrte nur sufGGlig, baB irz
senb ieman0 trsenOnO aluminium
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

taufen lpoute. Dlii9a sins gu ibm
unS iaste: sd bertaufe." gr er6ieIt
einsn 8orfduB, aber aluminium bat
sr ni9t seIisfert."
.Die bot er ii9 Oenn aus Der afz
fGre berdusgepunOen9"
rGs mar garni9ts berausaupinz
ben. Der, bem er aluminium Oers
taufte, brau9te ielbsr gar tein 9llus
minium, er bate irgsnOpo cine Gies
ftruns auf aluminium angenommen
unb einsH groben @OrIdub betoms
men. Damn mubte er natiirli4 na4s
ipeiIen, bab er irgenO etpas in Der
Sn9s tat. Wtii4u SOIititOp bat
ieBt nit ibm Elm &ompagniegei4dft
sel4loFen. sic nebmen ieBt auiams
men grobe 4uftrGse an. Wa4eH rieT
ii9e 9ei4Gfte."
nSo, ia, bas lit elm 9eI4dft obne
sroBes Riiito."
SOLDIER @eIhdfh si6t es isBt.
IOOisI man mill; Oa 1T 3. 9. alsgans
brob. :"
rTlidail getropitI49 S4impft
er thinner nod auf Die i4Iedten 9es
i9Gfte, auf Seueruns9"
,a9, 8Gter9en, ipie bat Ii9 Der
DerdnOsrt! Sept iddBt man Ri4aiI
petrolcitib auf eineinbaIb WiilIiOns
9en."
n@ie iit benn MiduiI reid seipOrs
benz"
rMit @assons, gdterden nit
@ossons!"
,9aut er Woggons2'
.Dosu Iou er 5auen! Gr liefert
iie. Gr siebt DagsOns iO5uIasen
aus Dem 8oOsn beraus. Wtit ben
8a6nbofsitebsrn buSt sr ii9. Der
piiroisItc unO itrensite 9abn9ofsDors
Itsber ptrb gang peia unO sus
gdnsIi9. tpenn er f9 flint Minuten
lang nit Mi6ail YetrOpitI9 unters-
balten bot"
n0a bat er ipObt Elm 3aubertport
gefunoen%
.9ermutli9. SeOenfalls fam man
bon ibm INNER Ioptel WaggOns be-
tommen, tpie man nil. 0te 3iige
anbersr 2eute nit Msbl, 9srfte unO
3uder uno SalS uno onoeren 0inz
gen friefen unterpe5s elm uno lie
qen Mtonate llna auf ben Ranaiers
gleiisn Der tlsiniten Stati0n9sn.
9lber bic Wagsons unIeres 6reunOes
tommen immer re4t3eitig an. Sa6eu
sic iibrisens sebDrt, ipie es Sliu
9lIeranOropitI4 gsht9"
s9at man ibm Oas gsbaIt ere
b0bt2"
nDas fir elm @sbaIt9 Gr bat
i9on lnnse feline 8ant lissen IaiIen.
SEPT bient ni9t msbr er in Der
9ant, iunoern Die 8anten Oisneu Bel
ibm."
~Sit er aud reid sstuorOsn9"
limb ipie!"
,Wit gtluminium2"
~Rein, nit Soble. Gr bat Go9le
entoedt."
vgDo oenn2 gleue 9ru6en9"
rWo5u bsnn Gruben9 Wer ents
Ssdt benr bsute aoblen in @rueen2
Das lit cine gang bsraltete Metbooe.
Slia gllsranoropttI4 bat cine srobe
Nense aoblen BEL einem aobIens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
Slns Sem r9laSOerabatidJ".
Sie 9eutf9en unb bic
driine Seife.

gruHe Setfe.
9as pROrtpestffe SagebIdtt"
msint, in Isbter 3eit pGre 10 DieI
crime Seife bon Norpeeen na4
9eutI9Ianb setOmmen. baB Der @ers
bo9t nt9t bon Der Sanb gu ipeiFen
1ei, bic SsutI9en beniibten iis aud
aIs 5ett gum @iisn! Sa 1T bic 3eis
tung aber bod falf9 unterri9tet;
mir miiiien nur besbuIb 10 pieI Seife
baben, neil Der @ierDerbanO ia BON
uns sebOrtg neineefeift" pirb! sc
mare gut, aud Der 9ierperbanb ipiirbs
10 piel Seife braudsn, ipie mir, bas
nit ss nit Sobr Bulls nunsstpuf6ez
mem MauI" Elm Gnbe bGtte unb bic
WGbte ii9 untereinunber 10 ben
aopf lpaf9en" tOnnten, tpie iis es
na6 ibren Miberfolgen tun miiBtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16
Der Krtrpa- StruttfturIprtrr J.
Don aarI giuaIb SIs5eiueii
Die 8cIdvidlte bonn Observation-Disclosures

Gilbert. iprnb @ermanid.
Sd fiibr' Srieg. ous iueibt ou ia.
Sber elm fir aqemaI:
Su, mein Sobn. ou blei6it neltrdIl
SdieIe nibt nad Glib uno Bet,
9Iei6 neutral. bas lit bns 9eit'.
lluo Dor allen. b0r mein 9iibbeH,
selt peridIoiien. Iub oein Stilb9enl
mo ou nufmahit. aIeidl lit iebt
Sic ReutralitGt uerlcet.
limb Die 8erta. Did uno 9rob.
8Idit oann obne OnoOe los.
Ulit @epolter nuo @ebrumut
8irft iic beinc 9ursen nm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

SeIbaus tell, pobei e Td bur9
tiibhe @rtunbunssritte aussei9nste.
Der ~rote prinS" lpurbe auf tbn aufs
mertiam unb Iieb ibn nidt mebr aus
fsiner umssbuns. Sn Ieinem Stabe
tdmpfte er aud i'm OIterrei6iIden
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

9lIlerbinss piirbe allie Seife Der 8ett
ntat buau ausreidsn. SObn Bull bon
Der S9uIO on bieIem @eIttriese
ureinautpaI4sn"!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

&aubl ba iprensts Die Sire auf.
8ertd fommt in i6neIIem 2auf
limb bebt ieI6it Die itdrfite SeIte
s(us. nIs pdr's ein 8oseInefte.
8ebI iest sebt es baus rnS bumm.
2ueie iiimmern iid nidt brrr.
sn6ert ibreit gang fiirdterIih,
Seine Srermbe Sriideu ii1l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

Gaum mar Srau @ermauia fort
lluo berbaut ibr Iebtes 8ort.
9a, nit tiidiibeu @eberbeu.
2odteu fbou Die Spielsefdbrten.
limb Der 8ub Iie6 iid) uerfiibreu,
0ebt unO offuet ale Siiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

Srauri9 iiebt Der Sabert aus,
Sbne 2ano unO obne Sails.
llnS Der SoieubaubeIorben
SIT iein lester Sroit 9eiuorbeu.
=" SoIbeinsSerIag, Riin6eu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-16

csuaenb, ben 9fobfinbern feline ans
feilnabme gu. Simmer iibte er fein
2ebromt, i'm &ries unO Sriebsn, gum
8eiten bes 9oterlanbes aus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-10
NO AGREEMENT REACHED
Citizens Committee Apparently Makes
No Heudwny In Settling
Wilmington Strike.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. July al
though in continuous session since II
o'clock this morning, entertaining
proposals and countcrproposal from
each party 10 the strcct-car strike with
a view OF compromising the differences.
the citizens committee. recently con-
stitutcd under a resolution of the City
Council. WAS still in session at a late
hour tonight without having been
able to effect a settlement between
the men and the local traction com
pany Cars were operated on both
city and suburban lines to-day as usual,
with military guards. the city ears.
however having been suspended at
niShtfall. There has hccn no violence,
and tho committee OF mediation has
not finally abandoned hope of a set
ticmcnt. \ telegram authorized by a
mass meeting Of citizens last night
was forwarded to-day to the Governor
protesting against the presence here
OF state troops, declaring that the nc
COSTLY for calling them out never ex-
listed and asking for their withdrawal
NO reply had been received tonight
from tho Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-10
TROPICAL STORM FEATURE
OF COTTON MARKETS WEEK

NEW ORLEANS. LA. July 9.-Thc
outstanding feature OF the cotton mar
kct last week was tho tropical storm
which did great damage to the crops
in Alabama and mississippi. Reports
of fields being washed and plants
stripped Of foliage caused fear for the
yield OF the Mississippi Delta. The
market advanced slowly, and at it's
best was Is to Is points over tho pre-
vous weeks close. The net change
was rise of Q to is points
Values were held down to moderate
gains chiefly by uncertainty over in
tcrnational policies and the rumor
that submarine warfare was being re-
sumcd by Germany.
This week the market will be ar
fected to considerable extent by the
summing up OF conditions over Missis-
sippi and Alabama. Rainy weather
over tho greater portion OF the belt
would work for higher range of
prices. Bright. warm weather prob
ably would lead to Increased offerings
The trade is not paying much atten-
ton to politics as recently, but bullish
operators believe further success by
the entente allies would create q situa-
don In favor of the market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-10

and additional foreign contracts Cop
per and base metals in general were
heavy to walk.
May statements of railroad earnings
indicated little, II any, abatement in
tho enormous tonnage carried by lead
ing transportation, lines.
Trade as whole Is proceeding under
reduced momentum, according to rec
ognizcd authorities. but the volume OF
business shows only Il small shrinkage
for this season. Scarcity of labor CON
tinues TO act TO tho disadvantage OF
manufacturers OF textiles. The more
encouraging aspects of the Mexican
situation were everywhere hailed with
relief.
Monetary conditions are receiving
greater attention in local financial
circles. although last weeks enormous
drain on reserves probably will be rec
titled I'm the course OF n fortnight
For the first week in almost two
months. no gold was imported from
foreign sources.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-10
LOSS FROM CRACKED EGGS;
HOW IT MAY BE LESSENED

Cracked eggs are the cause Of grca,
trouble and loss OF the egg industry
from producer To consumer. Every
time an eggs handled on the farm
or elsewhere. IS likely To get shcn
damage. Occasionally the hen cracks
AN egg. hut that is seldom The farmer
cracks some OF them on III. farm and
by the time he has hauled them to
the country Stor. or TO the Shiup. r
investigators fnd that approx iina'clN
per cent are cracked and our.te!th
OF per cent mashed or leaking /:
the country storckcopcr rchaudics tn.
eggs and hauls them 10 the c.:g shin
per. the number OF cracked eggs is
increased TO about per cent. In addi-
tion,r thrcc-tenths OF per cent are
mashed eggs OF lcakcrs that must he
thrown out Ii. however. the cour Try
storckceper sends the cases Of cccs to
a nearby shipper by local freight. the
total Of cracked eggs has risen at
the end of the journey TO approx innate
~ per cent. ana per cent more are
mashed or leaking. The damage when
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-10

Excelsior inilinG ImpropcrIy Used
increases Rnihcr 'rhnn Prevents Egg
brcnkhSe In tho Cnsc and Distributc,
Pressure Inrvcniy Un the Top Layer
NJ least five time. as many eggs break
IN tilcrs that have lccn used AS vner
they are new and firm
go Never fan TO put excelsior, cork,
ShaNings. or the little quarter filler"
IN the bottom Of the case so ,hal tho
eggs VIII have an even cushion un-
der them and he sure to spread cy.
criSi"r evenly am1 plcn,ifully over the
or Vat or put il, corrugated board
IN place of the excelsior. The ton
layer has generally twice AS many
crgs broken in transit as has any other
iaNer in the case.
90 ic sure that the lid is put on Tho
case so that !, fits and is on straight
In mailing the lid down see that ;hn
thrcc' penny cement coated nails all
take hold and go snuar.ly into Tho
Tc"d Usc six OF them NJ each md.
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u eekiy Bureau of In
formation for All Who
Till the Soil or Are In
tercsted in Making Homes
PLANT TREES AND SHRUBS
ALL ABOUT FARM HOME

Beautifyins the home place is ono of
the pleasures and duties Of every homo
lover. Homes that do not reflect In
come WAY the better natures OF their
owners are not what they should be.
Home is the place where we spend the
most important part of our lives.
Homes that are not comforting to the
tired homc-maker have lost all their
charm and usefulness Homes should
be made beautiful TO the eyes as we'll
as comforting TO the body and nerves.
are the best in appearance are homes
chat harbor gentle people. Homes that
are allowed TO run TO ruin are owned
by people who are careless and often
Shiftlcss in their personal habits.
1t is not hard to bcautify your home.
Il does not require a lot of money or
valuable labor. Il remember seeing
little dooryard in st. Louis once in
which few seeds had been planted"
says a writer in Farmers Guide Pos
sibly the place was not NOR" than ten
feet square, hut there was such an
abundance OF flowers and grass on that
little dooryard that ii Gladdcned thou
sands OF paSscrsby every day. That
little place was tended by Il crippled
girl. And II reflected more than any
thing else the spirit of generosity and
sentlenesS which was her predominant
ing characteristic. Money alone will
never make home beautiful"
Many farmers plant fruit trees about
the house but shade trees would he
better for the front yard
y shade tree To l.. satisfactory must
be tall. thick and cover II large space
Unless ii is o'uncd high the grass win
not grow we'll under it. I'll" ..lost
satisfactory fruit tree is almost OPP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-10

Some interesting rules for cutting
nay are given in Fam and Fircsidc.
Grain crops. such as wheat oats
and rye. when used for hay should no
cut while the grain is soft and ,lourhy
At this stage the nutrients arc ab.nt
evenly distributed in stalk foliage AMI
grain.
Timothy should he cut when ,hou,
threo-fourths Of the flowers have
fallen; oat grass. meadow fcscuc ana
orchard grass as soon tho bloom an
pears; redtop and bronze grass whom
I'm full bloom: vctch when in bloom
and before tho seeds have made much
development; red clover and ais,ke
clover before many heads have begun
to turn brown.
Alfalfa should be cut when tho
bloom has appeared TO tho extent OF
one-fifth or one-sixth OF tho blooming
area. or when new shoots at the base
Of the plants arc starting. From those
shoots como tho succeeding crop. II
cut too early or too late tho next crop
is less vigorous and the quality is in
jured.''
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Keen Him ON tho Farm.

il Is all very we'll when you have
nothing to 10 hut Kill time. to talk
about Keeping the boys on the farm.
but YOU might as we'll spend your time
splitting at q crack. Boys will stay on
farm as we'll as anywhere. if they
receive decent treatment at home. The
boy who is yankcd out of bed by the
hair, kicked out to milk and cuffcd i'm
to breakfast. as a preliminary to heinz
popped through in a field all day. is not
likely to be consumed by his love for
the glories OF agriculture for his
sire. Give the boy fair show, and
he'll stay with you till the cows come
home. II you arc so mean he can't stay
at home. don't you go to your neigh
bors with hypocritical smile and
tell about your boys ingratitude after
you have raised him.--West Point
News.