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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-04-06

Later a Revolutionary union" took
charge of affairs and the strike was
marked by much disorder. The
steel trusts usual thug tactics pre-
vailed.
The committee made two reports
the minority more extended than
the majority, but both agreed that
the failure of the companies to rec
ognize collective bargaining was
responsible for the strike.
The majority report says:
Your committee believes tha,
the principle of collective bargain.
Ing should not be discouraged by
employers of labor, since the denial
of this right will eventually lead
to misunderstanding, suspicion
aud consequent disorder and vio-
lence. The failure to recognize the
right OF collective bargaining was,
in the judgment of your committee
to some extent responsible for the
labor disturbance in northern Min.
nesota."
The minority report says:
"The investigation brought ouI
the fact that the mining and lum
hering interests have always re.
fused to deal collectively with their
employees. We belive that the
principle of collective bargaining
should not be discouraged by EN-
ployers of labor, since the denial ol
this right of collective bargaining
was, In our judgment, responsible
for the periodical labor disturbance:
In northern Minnesota to a large
degree.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-04-06
The Man at the Top.

A generation ago the big man in
business was the man who had ev-
erything at. his fingers ends. Long
hours, hard labor, the mastery of in
finite detail-that did the trick. To-
day big business asks something more.
Results count. not hours and labor.
The gift of tact, a knowledge of men
that amounts to genius-this, often as
much as industry, has come to be the
distinguishing mark of the man at the
fnn
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-04-06
Rather Attractive

Just think, Bobby" said his mother,
"those poor little children are orphans
and have no papas or mammas to care
for them. You wouldn't like to be an
orphan, would your
II feel like it sometimes, mar was
Bobbys reply-Pearson's Weekly.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-04-06
Coal Miners Want More.

Columbus, Ohio, April 6. Rep
resentatives of Ohio miners and
operators have agreed to cooperate
10 bring about a joint meeting of
miners and operators of the central
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-04-06

Other cities know what Our me-
chanics are worth and they do not
hesitate to pay the price.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-04-06

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Endorsed by the Trades and Labor
Council of Hamilton, Ohio.
Endorsed by the MiddIetown Trades
and Labor Council of MiddIeiown o.
Endorsed by the Labor Legislative
League of Butler, Preble and Mont
gomery Counties.
Endorsed by Metal Trades Council
of Hamilton Ohio.
Endorsed by the United Trades and
Labor Council, Dayton, Ohio.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-04-06

Issuxp WEEKLY AT S26 MARKET STREET,
HAMILTON, OHIO.
HoMR TRLRPHoNx 800.
BILL l206-X.
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FRIDAY. APRIL 8, 1917.

Enfsysd al the Poytoofee at Ramslton, ohso a.
Second Class Masi Matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
Nnrgr. :
8crgemIernes 8orgeriinb.

gcrgeniernes 8orseriinb*
Otter en- 9beriigt / u8ergenS Mf-
tenblo6" er ser / Bergen / 1916
ifjnufet ca. 4,4oO,000 Ser. til for
fjellige almennpttige 9jemeb.
1915 bar beret ct Merfeoar |
@ergerls geeringslib. Ser Dor bqret
EN- fpr ufien0t Silgang paa &apital.
.Gn &pffe npe Mftielelifaber er 1tar-
.tet. Salt ct Ser til &an6elsregiltret
onmeI6t Ell Mfttefopitol al bel 1870
Millioner @roner.
5tempelafgiften bar bGret t.
100000 &roner. s famine Ei0srum
er ser ! &riltiania anmelot en- &a=
pttol al IT'S Mtlltoner &r.
Sill @tiftsomtmonoen / @ergen
er ser fra 5ocial6epartementet
fon1met Mnmp6ning ON at ipdrge
Bergens Samlag, bborleOeS CONT
logets 6unftio11erer og 2ofaler ifal
ol1be116es, me6ens Gorbr6et borer.
Gepartemel1tet gaar n0 fra, at Der
ialfol6 forelgbig fife bliper Sale om
Opiigelie al 5am1agetS, SlnfttonG-
err, rne11 er paa Sen ol16en 5i6e
opm9rflom pao, at 0iSle oerbeo I
ct lengere Gi6srum bill fomme til
at bebe fine 2%9nninger u0en at poe
tiliparen6e Mrbej6e. Sor at roaoe
500 berpaa og al &enipn til 8an=
ifeligbe6erne be6 @rneringsforbol=
6ene, for Socialoepartementet
tenft fig, at Samloget bill fnnne
BRUCE fine 2ofaler og lit Berlonale
til 5erberi11g al W}o6> Sm9rbrgi
og m1ligens iimplere BORNE Set
ter og alfobolfrie Driffe, 8ouillon
aaffe SIZE III. mt.
TI M~fbjalpning al 8oligng6er
/ Bergen CT Ser bi6til brugt 62t,:
900 SIR. Ser er opfprt 8araffel
meO t%illonu1e11 230 2ejligbe6er
l16gifterne Ell 200 ST. pr. 2ejlig
beb> me6regnet l16gifter til @eie
Rloafer, 8anD og 2Ds. 8o1igrau
set forellaar bebilget p6erligere !
Millio1> til Spf9relie al npe So
raffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
.Mnberiom 2anb g., @illmar,

ct of oe 1tprite % melt aniete
2an6fompagnier / Nor6be1ten, Ml1<
berion 2oro So, 8illmar, Minn.,
aperterer omltaaerloe go6e Weinne=
toto Sarme til 5alg / frugtbare
Gon11tper, &on0iDobi Meeefer %.
|5mift It, bbor Ser finoes mango lfan-
oinabiife Settlementer.
8reii6enten for 5elifabet er Dor
befjenote 2anosman6, Mr. 81. 81.
Mn0erlon, ser er fp6t / Maoelia,
Minn., al ifa%noinapiife 6or95ore,
me11 bar M boet / @ilmnr / ODER
Is Mar, / bbilfen Si6 ban bar IN
6ebabt flere bigtige Silliosboerb og
b6rer til iin 8ps opgtiglte % bn=
6erliglte 6orretningSmRno, 90
ttoor man tillige be6, at ban fienoer
bber eue1te 500 at BET 2ano, bo1t
iplger, fan mo1l roligt berrben6e fig
til bam; enbber bill faa paalioellge
og ~nbfgrlige SplDs1inger on1 oct
Gtpffe 2on6, man phi fer at fjpbe.
s obennnpnte tire GountDer fit
6es noget al Minneloto 9tatS frngt-
barel tie Sor6, og Ser bor ollereoe en-
Mengbe 5fanoinaber, men Ser CT
Ylo6s ti1 mango flere enom1. Ser
fan en6nu faas go6e opoprfeoe Sor'
me billigt. Ser er u6merfe6e So9:
forbin6ell er me6 SmDeroenen, oQ
SCI. er mi110re en6 &un0rebe Wi]
til Spillingebperne, ct. &aul oe
Mi11neapolis. gn6bi6ere finoeS 6el
mango &irfer, 5foler, Mejerier oe
Gelefoner, tillige ct ser gooe Bolt:
forbinoelier , % i 6en opblomltrenof
8p, @illmor, CT Ser 9eminariun
og @ejifole, iaa 6or9l0re ri! baD'
goo 2eiligbe0 til at ienoe oereS
8prn / go6e 5fo1er.
2on6et egt1er fig go6t til Mger
brng og @reat11rabl, Sor6bnnoen e
al be6l tie @balitet. Men be6 at ifrip'
6irefte til Mn6er1on 2o11o Co. 8ill
NOR, Winn., faaS a1le n%6oDe16ig
% pooli6elige Splpsninger ON 5
mollge Sorbele man bill babe be6 q
fjpbe fig en- gob Sarm | ct at 5
mnnge ifan6inabiife 5ettlemerter
&on6ipobi, Weefer og Smift Gou11
ties. Sp19t fife at ifripe, n1en gip
set itrofs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
@at1ak / 0alifnrnia.
@pt Sprogfas / Sfolen.

Mn6rem assault, TreSno, Sal,
lfriDer / v9aniferen":.
SEQ &aibingtm1 l1nion Sigh
5cbool, Cation, California, ct Ser
/ Morets 2gb giort Sor19g paa at
foo banif Sprog og 2itterotur in0=
fgrt iom Sag / 5folen. Ga. bunore=
oe @leper f%refbenterer 5folen, al
bbilfe minoit .@olpoe11en CT al ifan-
6inapiif &erfomit, og al 0tsie ct
otter longt Sc fleite 6onife. S 6ior
bleb 9nifet uotalt for 5folens
uIrltiteeS" om at faa ct &urlus |
Dunif, % efter at set bite fig, at
en &losie al tolb Meolennmer gnife=
6e l1n0erbisning / bette Sag, be-
ilutte6e 5foleoireftione1 at gjpre
ct Sprieg / oerne &etning. &las1en
bleD altiaa oprettet % bar bpret
Ii Gang 1i6en 5fplens Mobning /
@fteroaret.
Man m96er ioa 8anifeligbeber
fra anore 5i6er; ser er tor 5ans-
iDnligbe0 for, at 5folens Mn16g<
ming ont at faa bette Sag aner=
fenot at 5foten lom regul9rt SRI
ifolefag bi!! bliDe TENT ne6. 5ogel1
ifal fprlt bringes trent til 6or-
banoling be0 Marts=W poet al
State 8oarb Of Gbltcotion" SsS1ni6-
lerti6 fren1gaar oct tDbeligt al &or=
relporbance me6 Scr. @po6s,
rState Commissioner of 5econbarD
Scboolsu at 5agen banifeligt bill
fll11ne gjen1emfSres. Scr. 8oo6s
mener, at | cit 5tat lom California,
bDor 8efolfningen beituar al inD-
banore0e fra iaa ma11ge blot for
ifiellige Nationer, maa man bore
barlom meb> bDilfe 5prog man
inofgrer / Sfplerne. .Deportemen=
tet bor ollereoe Mni9gnitlger fra
forifiellige 5teber ON Sob til at
nnoerbiie Stalienif, mooerne
@raH, 5Denif og andre sprog.
Qlfiaa, oeriom nrar ifl1l6e efter=
fomme ale bisie 2nifer, biloe set
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
&lpse=Gllcn bpb.

@amle @llen Miln,s / 8olltrnp
er forle6en afgaaet Deo Dp0en, 81
glor ganrmel. Me6 gomle Glen,
eller &loge=Gllen, lom bum oglaa
fulotes, goor Ell mprfelig gommel
2onosbp1fiffelie / @rapen, lfriper
vMinglt. Solicit" @amle ellen,
Ser i 1inc 1,nge Mor boe6e | georo=
goorosbuiene lammen meo lin
Mon6, flptteoe efter bans 500 til
Bolltrup, bbor bun i cit Gang Mor=
rofffe bor boet. &1oge=Gllen bor
fie11ot / en temmelig bis Omegn.
SUN bar @eprelentant for oen nof=
ficielle 2egebioenifnb, Der It'll =
officiert = er gaoet felt uo al
aurs> mel1 loln maalfe / Hraflis
1piller en- longt ltgrre &olle, emf
mon / Mlminoeligbe0- al1er. @am1'
Susrooo, neoorbet fra 5le9tleo tt
6lngtIeo, onoen &11n6lfob erbber:
bet neo 2esning, en6el proftiif Gr
foring, bp1tet gjennem ct langt Stu
gjer, at loa0nnne gamle &one1
mo1gen Song fan poe Ell 9oonoS
refining. @omlc ellen furereo'
for u5feber", Gngellf 5pge og an
set on0t. SUN f11n0e boo0e ubin6e'
oa ulele", og poa GomonoSbaon'
erfl9re0e Sc, Gum bap6e poet Sic
METER, at BUN bar 0pgtig. Wen be11
bes 29geDirfiombe6 praftilereoe
jo> iom bellpgte0e Sirf1on1beoer q
1ignen6c Mrt, / Set 1fj11lte. 9po'
Den bar pnrb> ifol hi al gobe @r1n
Sc ilet life nOta1e % ON. Npgl
bil fa11lfe %forfolte lligt, on6re pi
frembebe set r0pber al 6ortiellelte
6or gGens @ebfnmmenoe Tan Sc
ltges, at bum bar en- flint pg fifth!
Some, ser olti0 por fpr6ig me6 e1
bjplpel16e 9aan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
G,lb paa 6abct,

Ser for goaet &pgter poa 8er=
fen ON, at N1eoeriet u&olu11bborg"
/ 2pbet al ct balbt Mar lflt16e bape
in6eiejlet 1873 Brocent al 1in Mftie=
fapitol. 5oa golt en- Set imioler=
lertib iffe> ifriber uSpns Sib.",
men hi fer os 6og / 5tono til at
me66ele> at naar u&a1un0borg" ON
foo Gage n%61en0er lit Megnifab,
nil set olligebel bore egnet til at
tpinge ct tilfrebs 5mil frem poo
Mfttonererres Sober. 5elifohet
bbis Mftiefopitol til at begDn6e
me5 bar 3 Mill. &r., men lom for:
ca. cit Mooneo 1i0en l1obi6e6e &upi=
tolen mes cit Million til iolt fire
Mil!. &r.,. bar nemlig in0tjert Set
im1lffe 8el6b al 2H Mill: @r. Ell
Ter fem Ottenoe6ele al iin gomle
Mftiefapitol. Mf Sc 2H Mill. Ser.
er Sc 100000 ar. tjert beo
GfibSiolg til 5elifoberne Strobe"
pg u&ol6ing", cit balb Million er
inoiej!et / Sragt og Meltbel9bet til
6elS i%n6fonn1et mes Sen 1t6it fore
togne Omissions Sperf11rS: 5elp
ON MarSuobDttet poa @r1n6 of Sen
Sen n1prfe Situation, 9%u1npifibs=
forten / Riebliffet 1Dnes at befin=
Sc Zig l. moaife neppe bill blibe 1ao
fort iom al mango Mftionprer un-
toget, pil Set 6og naturfigms blipc
mcget betpoeligt> u@all1noborg"
ltorte6es / 5l1tningen of Sl111i
1916 og tor iooIeoes NOT lige5 / Ell
ret eneltaoen0e @rao at bobe bobt
Selo meb fig; / pprigt og1ao meS
5~fibsfjpb, i6et Selifobet fornD1ig
in6fipbte en- 1000 Cons itpr Dan-
per, Scr lto0 paa g11glan6s forte
Bite, men iom blep erbperbet til Ell
meget bi1lig Eris. Sen er mi 1Iet
tet al 6en fam6ie Site og CT gooet
n6 paa en- Gejie, Ser biz in6bri11ge
ca. en- Mil1. &r. / 5rogt til SHE
Deriet. r&all1noborg"s 6lonoe er
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
nj ialt paa 10000 Cons, bporaf
II 1000 Dampifibstons.
Slab paa Mftier.

@oa Ell i Sa11l1ar Maone6 afbol6t
Notwithstanding i Naitbeo bleo
set enltmmigt %pebtaget, at ct Gel
lfab, beltaaenoe al ca. 500 Mftionp=
rer iubenfor @enitre ! 5p6- % 5po-
peit-Sjallano, fra /. Mpril 1917
ifal ppertage uNeltpe6 Sioen6e"
me6 Silia1blooe / @oroingborg,
8reltg og 5felifgr, Ser bi6til bar
pGret uogipet al @iiftor &eterien /
N9ltbe6. Mftiefapitolen er 400,-
900 &roner, al bbilfen Ser 1trafs
blep tegret $4,000 St. 2anbs=
tbingsman6 SuliuS 6%ran6ien er
6nrmonb for Mftieielifabets 8e1tD=
rel1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
Gn me9et a1tninbelig, mea alpor-
ia 2i6eI1e, er sSpritpppelie. 6piS

Gn meget almin6elig, me11 albor=
Zig 2ibelie, er Turitoppelie. &pis
Sen fori6mmes, en- ben ofte @r1n=
BEN til mange far4ige SDgoomme.
Sor at fin6e 2in0ring cts Solf til
bejelige til at toge 8iller og Cab
letter, 1aafol6te ucatbartics", iom
aberteres oDeralt, og fun oltfor TENT
lqrer mon, az 6iSie ifarpe, lterft=
pirfen6e Mffgringsmioler blot for
b9rrer Sn6et, ON Sc life bepirfer
Ell beitemt l1pr6en / Eor1nene. Sor
1aa6anne 2i0en6e bill Set bore al
Snteresie at l9re> bDorlebes Sr1t
emma Mn0erlo1l, @illsboro, M-
0af., fanot ct mil6t, %1tprfen6e 2e=
gemiooe!!>s iom ltimulere0e 6or0piel=
1%esorganerne til naturlig @irfiom=
beo beo at frembringe 6en np6ben=
oige Mfion0ring. SUN lfriber: IS
mango Mor bar jeg peret plogd al
Sorltoppelle. Seq bar prebet mango
fcrifiellige Meoiciner, men uoen ba=
rigt &elultat. S 6ior bei1utte6e JED
at prgbe &urifo, % fanbt til min
ltore @lebe &ielp efter at bape
brugt nogle foa SLATER 6eraf.. Set
er Mig en- 6ornpielie at funne an
befale &urifo til ollie 2ioenoe. Sc
fon pffentliggj6re bette nit 8rep
ON Sc laa 6n1fer."
Naar alt an6et Dor ilooet fell,
prab Dr. Heters &11rifo, - men
bDorfor Dente tI 90? Sntet binoes
beo at Dente, men meget fan tabes.
Or. 8eters &l1rifo er life en- Mpo=
tefermeoicinL men ct iinpelt tibs=
prgbet nrtemio0el, lom ol6rig 11n6=
1e6er at gi6re go6t. 5pecielle Mgen=
ter foriDner Soft oermeb oirefte fra
2aboratoriet. 5frib til Dr. 8eter
5abrneb & Cons 60, 1875 go.
SoDne MDe., Chicago, SSlI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
URIC ACID
VOLDER ALDRIG
RHEUMATISME"

Jeg ensker at Devise dettil Deres I'll
fredsstillelse. Hvis De har RHEUMAIlS-
uden Hensyn iii Deres Mlstand - skriy 1
Dag efter min FRI BOG ON "RHEUMA.
TISME, DENS AARsAG OG HELBREDEL-
SCI. Tusinder kalder den Den edste
Bog nogensinde s%kreyeto. Send in&en
Husk at der maa skrives oaa Engelsk.
JESSE A. CASE,
Brockton, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30

BET, ifglge set fom1n1lnale itatiittife
aontors Decemberopappe, bofiet til
|452,642,721 &roner, altiaa meo
iober 100 MiIlioner Aroner.
S December 1916 bleD ser inb=
fat benbeo Sc Millioner % uotaget
ca. So Milioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
kob en- kartoffeI Farm.

Land eg Farrne ct skandInavlsk Settlement Central
Wisconsin. Udmarket lord for K artofler, Mas.
Rug. Bonner, Kl1ver og Kysgavl. Godt
Wand, code Veje. Landbo Kirker, Skoler,
Butikker, Muller, daglig Postgang, Telefo-
ner, etc. Moderate Skater. Code Markets.
Dyer fra 8 til ~ Mil. Fortel mig hvad De
Snsker. Is til 20 Dollar pr Acre. KgbNu og
saa. en- Host. Ingen B%yttehandel mulig.
Il. D. BARNES, [Eer11. Raupacs, Wisconsin,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
Senrif S6iens Brpber bpo.

@enrif Sbie11s ene1te efterlebe11oe
8rooer> Ole &a1ts Sb1er, Ell 0po
poo @omlebjemmet / Treoerifs-
b9rn, 80 Mor ganmel. &an bor
oen pngite al 5 56ifen6e, bporaf
&enrif bar SEN el6i tie. @n6nu -fGr
fin &%onfirmation gift Ole tI 5es
og bleb 5tprmano og 5fipper. Sc
mere bleb ban &jpbmon0 og tiliiolt
SDroSit1tent peo &%bittings9, bbor
Dun bar til 1904.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
5ninene rebbeoes.

@oor6ejer Sens Str. Se1riens
@ooro i Mlitrup poo @ams9 ct neo=
brpn6t. Me6 nn0tagelie al noglc
foa 5pin in6ebr9note bele Select
ningen. Sl6en menes op1taaet be0
Sort Iutning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
9en 9amle 8reit.

6bb. &aitor $. s. Sprgenlen,
Hreitb, er ofgaaet be6 09oen, 80
gar gommel. Sen of066e, Ser
bab6e beret 8reit / Sfern % Sri
&c, 6eltog iom Sripillig / &rigen
1S48, bbor bo1 bleD forfremmet til
26jtnart, % / &rigen 1854.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
9prtmereu rnffer in6.

9en fprlte, ser flpttebe ino poo
Gbriitiansborg, par 8ortneren. 81
nil1i1ten og Sntenoanturen flptteoe
in0 rogle Gage Ienere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-03-30
pere 11p0be110igt at tilbD6e l1n6er=

pere n%pDbe110igt at tllbD0e U11oer=
biSning / o!1le mooerne 5prog, %
set er pel NOT rimeligt, at Yelge=
nli0lerre life bilbe fl11111e IDare til
loa meget. Mn6re 5tater giber bel
nof l1rloerbtsning / nogle mo0erre
.5prog, 1tel1 0a CALIFORNIA; 8efof-
ming er mere bla1oet fra ale Ser
be11s 2oroe, bliper 5pprgsmaalet
bonifeligere ber e11O mango andre
6teber. l1noerpiSning tilbDbes I
Epf og 5ranlf, foroi 6isle Sprog
or tem1nelig olminoelige, % /
|5ponif, foroi Bette 5prog Ell ui flor
8etp0ning i bor &onoel meo Sc 1po-
u1ncrifonif 2a1lbe
Mal1 biz nof fnn1e in6ie, at set
er meget bm1lfeligt at ser noge1l
5inbe pil blibe almin6eligt Spraab
ont at fao Oonif inofprt 5folerne,
og 0a CT Ser life lDle n6itgter for
et lpffcligt l1bfol6 al 5agen ber
8i en- oltiaa berc0t paa fer, al
bort 6oripg meo Donif / Sc offent.
lige 5foler banifeligt fon leoe, mer
hi ler oets 500 frimooigt / Mp6e
! ioet hi pe6, at @trfen, ligelom Oct
bor gjort i Jortioen, ogioa / Srem
tibcn fon bebare oe Win0er, bore
6e6re gap %, og opl9re oe fm
mel1oe 5legter / 5orplorene'
sprog % 5e0er."
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To- PAT
Heklede
Gardiner Fit,

Disse ar store.
en; GilIise ssNo StTao,
ham nam h;akHleds Gar
eei iea > Me- dS n .i,er'
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-28

WHOLESALE MARKET CONDITIONS.
Cary street was wei cleaned of ex-
cess produce today by the activities OF
this week and business moved In mod
crate volume but with Indications OF
brtskness next week. There were no
specialties or price changes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-28
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Three Fast Trains to Norfolk

Under new schedule, effective Sun
day. October 2S, fast trains will leave
Richmond daily for Newports News,
Old Point and Norfolk. $50 A. NJ.
1900 Noon and 400 p. M, carrying
psrlor cars, Local train for Newport
News Will leave Richmond 700 A. NJ
daily, instead OF 7;4o A. NJ. No change
in local leaving Richmond 6:15 p. NJ.
for Newport News and Old Point
Through westbound trains will leave
Richmond 200 p. NJ. daily, instead
of 1880 p. M, and 1915 P. NJ. daily,
Instead OF 1900 P. NJ. No change in
local for Charlottesville. leaving Rich
mond $3.50 A. NJ, daily. and for Cor
louisville. leaving Richmond 5:16 r. NJ
daily. except Sunday.
James River Line trains will leave
Richmond 1000 A. Nj. daily, and h:1E
p NJ. daily. except Sunday: latter run
ming through to Lynchburg.
Fast trains from Old Point and Nor
folk Will arrive in Richmond 11:1C
A NJ, 1:45 r M. and $40 p. NJ. Nc
change in locals arriving Richmond
1855 A. M. and sos p. NJ.
Through main line trains from the
West will arrive In Richmond Sic
A NJ. and SAB +. M. and locals from
Charlottesville 10:46 A. NJ daily, ex-
cept Sunday, and 7:45 p. NJ. daily
James River Line trains will arrive
Richmond S:25 A. NJ. daily, except
Sunday froual T4ynchburg, and 5:l(
p. NJ daily from Clifton Forge and
Lynchburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-28
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-28
NEW yoHx ooTrox MARKET.
fQ1sfsfion# ny Miller a. Co., N enabera
Nexx AnrA Cotton ExcLHnEe-I

New YORK. Oct 2T.---A renewal Of
selling by the South depressed the cot
Ion market again today Reactionary
talk around the ring continued and
buying power wRs lacking
Buyers were scare at the opening
and competitive offers. mainly from
Southern interests, cAussd a weak
tone, with prices declining 10 TO 30
points. Not until materially lower
levels had been established did the
demand assume recognizable pro-
portion. The early break was follow
ed by moderate rallies and buying by
trade interests and persons with Lfv-
erpool connections. Near the close
selling pressure became acute. forcing
prices TO The lowest OF the session
Markets al the ports for the day were
about $4,000 bafw-, against 4o.Tbl a
week ago and 4T,544 ysar ago. The
Chronicle estimates the world visible
supply at s.sas.727 bales. against A.
b4f,s66 last year. Spot here was Iuiet
ut decline OF IS points. at 1850 for
yniddling. Spot at New Orleans was
Eteady and unchanged at s27.7s tor
middiing. Receipts at New Orleans
were Sb4E. Mt So ynrnuh