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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

CAROLINA OPINIONS
Ninc Appeals Decided by. state supreme
t"urt-Icrry.> conviction tor Muir
der - Confirmed.
lsrcciAl 10 INC Tim;s ni.ra,ch

lSrcci.i 10 The Times Dispatch
EN,.EiGII. y 60 Aprl -. Nine
appeals w"rc decided III - delivery Of
opinions hN TIA, Nnrth CSIolina Su-
i,r"Iu" CONT lo-daN. an Important dc
yisI"u h"ir. that state ~. i. \ Terry.
rom ,;uiif",d. IGiruS ia" lower cour,
Of Ia" prisoner Ia, FIRST d"yrc, mur-
sho; to death !. Il Stewart. Ferry had
accused Stcwart's brother Of stealing
ino anh the Stewards had recovered
damages fnr malicious arrest Some
time afterwards Terry went To j. I;
stewards h"uC. found stewart and
his VIII" milking COWS and the shoot
iu:: was III the prCScnCc Of the Wif'
In TIA" case Of Robert Gadsdcn ~.
craft * co. ana III" S"nbuar,i Nir
Line AMI Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Companies. tho lower court i reversed
IN it's finding that the railroads were
not correspondence Liable along with
Craft Tor personal injury sustained hy
GaiSdcn ia falling from tho Fourth
street hrtlg" construction S"affoldin.
Til" recovery against craft X Co that
mus; now l." shared by tho railroads
Was Sl.".". III" fun lis, IF opinions
follows:
stat" ~ rel. Corporation Commission
GaiSd,u -. craft \ 60. New Hanover
reversed state vs Terry. ,iuilford.
~" error: TroNlcr rs. Cant. Guilford.
new trial; Mclean rs Mcdonald. Moore.
r"N"rScd Bradshaw vs.. Milikcn. Rich
m"nd. error: Fowler and I."" ~ Webs
ter. Union. ailirmcd supply CompauN
~. LYON. NnSpu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
\,w Iorh Curb Mnrkct,

%EW YORK, April - ON III" curb mar
Not to-day the standard o, issues h"li
fairly steady. United Motors on the state
rl.ut % earnings running about 90 share.
picked up FOR - Gain ~ about Iig .p"iutS.
one TWO "f tn. ind"r"ud"ni oils .row eel
som" activity along With TOW 10" pri'" c
mining shai"S pihcrwi." thar" was NO
'h.nsr iu the marie, f"n". sales. "i,h
closing hid aud ASKED p:ic"s. fol"N 2.w'
Aetna. 5a.w:i. so Chevrolet. 40 lol: 100
Ma Niu. -. - so's' United Motors. 80. ~
52'-: $50 STANDARD Cil OF New NUrE -. - =.
200 Cosdsn KohuiuE 5niSi. 90" cos'i en-
oil Gas common. - i2', = 500 Federal Oh.
-. q 80. too" International Petrol el.m. 1872 a
l7A. ".5f-l Keystone Cons. oil. y. 90. l.2)'
Metropolitan Petroleum. -, at 1900 Dl;lz
homa oil common. 9'.H ioic: $50 victoria
~. 10 - 49, NHsm'H ~ liG - -
ten., 6insS: 500 Calumet & Jerome. i'api-.
;ncA cons. Arizona Sm"it"rs '.r.N,. 200
GoldheiI Cons. iHT 81. 100 Green Monster.
u. ~. 300 Mother Lode. "a "a. ir' NipiS.
sing. =. n -. 500 RON Cons. 3lag.. So
Success. S"H II i.-a Tunopah Extension. - 4
Si', -" North American ruin ana Ia1s
II 81. - American Writinr rapcr =. a :.
3i"9 Min'N.",st Oil. 7!g!': 500 1iSlH homa =
and n. inl. n l0s. iDo cSac" Iomiuy OH
Sc q a., 50n RAY Hercules. IS 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
FROM BATS TO BATTERIES
North tnrniinn Students InnrcI tth-
1ctlr Contests for shnm Unttlcs
mud inrd Drills
ISnecial To Tho Timcs- nLsratch.

special To Tho Times Dispatch
WEST RALEIGH y. G.. .Npril -,
the students OF North Carolina stat.
College OF Asriculturc ami Engineer
Iuc have applied themselves II no
military training given by the col
leg" with the utmost seriousness
since state OF war Was DECLARED by
Congress
~ tho voluntary solicitation OF Tho
student body. the drill periods were
increased from three TO hvc per week
once week. a whoi" afternoon l.
devoted to campaign mancuvers ANA
each o. these il made moro strenuous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
IMPOSSIBLE rb FIN

81 urgent -re The necessities ~ fu' so We
rnm M. H's 20, "..n f9a"a ar, @H'f tor
, an survltes So mans elements 'ut"r iut"
,he manufacture 90 th' s"gpi'es uecd"d thai
a. =rnly q: experts Would '' "'-ncI u an
-,tsny' were made 20 90 So. Th"'" men
might bette re "mrios'd 6Ehunc TING on"-
''tl. tCr exactly IN" same results :" far aS
tho government = "nt'rH"o -yan h" OH
7'hi' mean, thA' government "No"rdl ihre :
M. scirs 20 GAUSS hoomins INDUSTRY -irI
initiation iU NJ U"n'S msrN-t ana lh"f'-
t.r- Of ncyess,y nlshgr r,,."ys for TI},er,,
chsan g su>e ;h' he oond lssu' : sonf
Tno-e:o-" bonds witch hsy> r""n s'Gmv-
md cornish sish0iso- tor thS msr>.D
Nh, Iris new dra m.>1s : beyond ~
n-s,.,.n !, 7s1, nd, rssI.nsd Il,
fnrst nso"is M" coN'rnr'-n, N't ,.n, m"
10 low price, ON many oasl" materials,
such soIisr. stool oil aud .'ld mt j
.yp<@tgo 70 iN gr,c"- cor ins ."na'nF 800. sr@a
S.,e -. .. eour M srss, csg,er -
:tTssion 81, eI ,T t'at.sd
y-rtatiors because they wcr. arrived At
st;ar -s,tire .stds thc money uccs.s--y 20
~ II sN.e..;; fronts taN
i"Tc -egrpat@n az irrrnyinr rrir"s q. in
sirh' earnings and assets li'iderIs "nt
Sssin rAs marAe, i ~. Of stoocl. ina,
viii Nc.r Investigation.
w YORK. tpri' Mcr-a7tue peror.
,rerei.i M, .dsN h''. On rams SAP. COR
,ehlc- ,s.;si.is. ~ s,iyer -. M'<.car
doilsrs So. Govotnment.- bonds 'tcndy.
-,,,y .ni ric,; days -, na; six months
'."r7 t'au money. strong. ruling rate. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

c~n,-;tuEal 81. molas-cs. '7H rohncd
Butter. uusettl"d cheese, s'r"nE sr"'
coSc. du'. no - i"e. Santos IS lH'Zv
Good Hrvirc h, no West .rt commission
houses rereraily hr"nght about sharp un-
turn Gu yrtiorsscd OIL to-day. Demand wns
stimulated hN .ho iroy oupc" ds'r"rCfr n
all conuodij,- markets froii-laEinr -"
Southern LONGS oh"' sod 'he sdvan.H July
o,r--ir. a. 10 sold 'A..i I" - - ana
closed ~ ISL FINAL prices wcre - ="
. rotrrS not higher. r'imc crtri" 'T.S' a
u 10 Tho marc, closed n-'u SPOT aud
Nrr,l 8 - hid: N-y l5Ti.n 80; June H. .sn
he- IL SANS October. Ia " n li.ih: 10
ye,.. ber ls.slTlisS total sales. $500 ""r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
LIVE sroCk MARkEr

~ :" '"T-IWII E@TWI fIII~-'
Richmond M. April -. Al.
choic" steers. IH'7 all. medium 90 good, .
:" -. r"9rron 10 far. 4" si7 choice
=. common 20 fair. 10 ~. choir" COWS.
mon - fair. H's :" s.. Rest oxen. -. %
s.: medium 10 good, 81 -. common
- :a!r TO g.. Best heavy bulls to NJ
Ich' " 10 : Rest calves. - 10 l.. com
mon % fair to 10 Best hoayy hogs. :;
"a 49,. medium weight. Is - <noatr.
i"'. 20 IL. sous and stays. 10 !! Best
Sh'-r. - n ~. common 10 f|r . to :.
81 larhs l0i2 to H. common f.ir TO
:. sprirc lA0ihs. chu!cs S TO - par head
nl'dl4n1. B. to g per head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26


Acting under decd Of trust from
Robert 9. Christian. Edmund Christian
aud Roberta Lee Christian. dated J,ns.
y; iali: recorded in The. clerks .onir3
Of the Circuit Court Of Hanover Conn
~. in -. H. 30 page SO. default having
been mad" In the payment Of money
by the beneficiary. ! shall sell by pub
lie auction at the front door OF liam
over Courthouse. on
FRIDAY. THE iTI DAY oE- 4
MAY. 1917. ''
at $50 ~ NJ.
tho property described in the said deeJ
of trust as follows:
An that certain tract. piece or parcel
Of Ian Land WIN The building and p,hcr
aud bong in Henry Magistcrial pis-
iric', Hanover County. Va. adjoining
lands "f William N:.lly. X. c. Starke.
same land conveyed 10 the late Hat
ri"t T.. Christian by John r. Walden
aud wife aud Taylor and wife. by decd
dated the list day Of October. iSSS. and
recorded in tn. "lcrk's Office Of the
county Court Of Hanover County. VA,
Iced book -. page :G3 said tract
acres. more or less
The place has on ii large three
story tin roof dwelling in anyattractive
and other cuibuildinEs.
TERMS Cash ~ 10 the expense.
Of executing this trus, smh TO pay am
vatahi" proportion OF taxes for The
y"ar 1917. and to pay q note or sGnn
with interest thereon from January
s. 1915. and " thcrc hc any rcgirl,re n,
purchase money tn" same shall he ma "
ai1" ~ oHual instalm"nts ~ ono and
~" years FROM tho day Of sale fol
notes. Win interest added and secured
lay decd Of trust on tho property. or
FOR AL cash. NJ The option of. the
GEORGE J noorEn=
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

n YOU have hiurrinC. dizziness. ueu-
r" lcla headache. spots before the eyes.
Wlnhlne. trembling spells. cataract.
burning and smartinE OF tho eyes, VI.
rious nervous and brain affections. en-
failing not only positive injury 10 the
sight: but untold misery, call immc-
diatcly
Nos. lo0-loi-iGc Murphys Hotel An
mex. AT Eighth and Broad Streets
Eighth street entrance. take elevator.
Consultations free between the hours
OF 10 a. NJ and r. ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK MAKk,:r.

CHICAGO ApriI 25-HoES- Rcrciri. y.
80. Slow Bull. ,la., n sl5.ii. nch, Sliii
q sl5hJ. mixed. i!ilQsi5.so: heavy. 5000
S5N5. rough. tl5-lC1 $3.50. pigs 80. : a ~ %
cattle Receipts. l."H: nrm Native beet
.a'tl". 90 q SI5 40: stockcrs and feeders
- Il 500 cow aud hciters SS.7oT sll.ll;
q .lv.s s. n 81 %.
sheep Receipts 1000: strong Wsthrrs
SO Tof! $500. IL ulbs 81. - u tI6.3r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

To Tho creditors Of +: FoEMAN ~
Richmond i'm the County Of Hen
r:co. and district aforesaid Bank :
rupi.
Notice is hereby given tina; on tho
2tth day Of Arril. y II. 1919. the
said f. FoEMAN was duly adjudi.
Gated bankrupt. and that the mrs,
meeting Of his creditors Viii t." held
IN my oftice, Rooms lliS-lllr Mutual
building. Richmond Va. on tho 9TH
DAY OF MAY. 4 u lHi7. at 10 O'Clock
IN til" forenoon. At which time the said
creditors may attend prOvo their
claims appoint trustee examine tn.
bankrupt. and iransac, SUCH other
hHsir~Ss as may properly come before
said meeting
THOS 4 SNEAD
referee in Bankruptcy
tnril ., III;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
RICHMOND NAY MARKET
new YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW ,Y9hk: ,pril . Reeves, irregular.
'Iulls. tt.'f' a Si0-oJ. COWS 81 80 Il $50
Calves. firm. NcaiS ss.50 SIS ~. cuI-. 3 ~
a 5. an; SKINNED milk ana fed. $50 q ;. 81.
Sf".p and lambs StcadN. Clipped ~h"ei,
; 50 500. medium wooi.d. '?.5": clipped
HinnS. common to good, sii5oT Sle.S"
Hogs, steady. Light To hH1vr. Sl;.5I q SiiN Z.
-o4Eh- "a n nlCs. IL - q I'll %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
CuIC,Co GE>Iy M>I,kr.r
GO Z IuTrl" 4 90
Hhchinord " April -. Il

'FII'NV'- Mum y" InNI" aEl0rF thNI "
rOT'.N ZuE"-un'ufS W"-H buying fr"H,s.
n"tn tor ANN cGiat" -nd futur" delivery. dii
:nurh to-day - nriuG about Us i.r INC
highest prices yE' Iu 'n' wheat market
her" Soariug qu0istIors - Nrnipee ~"
.d"d iue advance tn hi,eso ~h"-" Jus
u.frr' III. close. III" MAJ option '"Cr aeG
&2;e. an eStrsme jump since yesterday "i
ana. DL~nsI Tru close wa- UnrNou.
~ me-, gan. oi :, 10 ir'-, WIN Iay 2,
s 5o1. 90 5 md jay - t-Il's 20 f-If
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
he at,.nianc" holding we'll kn,, good
N"rC In far demand
NAyAI. STORES.

ShNANNNH, GA. April 5Turntnure.
irn'. IS sales. s. cssA.. rcc"ipta. ~ casks:
shipments a"5 casks stock, Si5j casks
RoSiu. rrrn. sale. ~ barrels r.r"in,~. ~
barrels, shipment. 25S1 barrels. s,ooH ~.
AS barrels quote A. Is as. g. -. :. "a.
r. r. ! ~: q. ~. so. !. g. *. 30;
ii6.H0 NJ. s.o5, \ $40. VIC, dl5. WV. c -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

To tn" creditors Of WILLIAM "
MhSEi.El. Of Richmond in the
county OF i!rnrico, and iis,ri",
aforcsa id Bankrupt:
Notice - hereby given that an the
-.d day Of April. y u lai. the sal
WILLIAM W. MOSEl.EY was daily adj
indicated bankrupt. aud that TIE nre,
meeting OF his creditors viii he held IL.
my office. Rooms llIN-lIla Mutustl
Ruildinc. Rirhmond Va. on tho ~
DAY OF MAY, \ -. 1917. at 70 o'clocl.
III the forenoon. at which time tho 81 id
creditors may attend prove their
claims. appoint truscc. examine tho
bankrupt and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly coruc before said
meeting.
THOS u SNEND.
ESfcrCe in Rankruptr,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Dry GOODS

SEW YORK April y Most lines n cot
'hn goods mn yarns no, wanted hv The GOV
"rnrnent wcr. Arm and nu,.t to-day Tho.
Uas lair hu!in: ~ tho carpet auction. with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day. :
BY Il. y. CIIAFTIS e. co. INC,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Main and Twelfth Streets.

AUCTION SALE OF GOOD
EARN IN THE TRUCKING SEC
TiOH or ia YER COUNTY,
MboGT SIN MILES FROM RICH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

IN the matter of ~ "l.S
WILLIAM W. MDSE.I.E.Y In
BANKRUPT Raul,Iuutcv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
NOTICE-Isaukrupt

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FbI; THE EAST
EltN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

PETEESRlE, r'Et>Ur MARKET.
iErr"-tcd n, Rodgers. rnmucr i 20. lnc.b
FErERSSt re. NN. April .5--Spauish ~
Farm"rs S,"ck-Marl.ct arm at 81" pcr
uuShel.
Observation-Disclosures s'oct-Mb-k-t rrr',.
Fancy Jumbo. csc nor round: Extra rrin".
49,, per pound nr!ne, Sc per pourd
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Southern RAILWAY system
Atlantic Coast Line

Eli E"FiVE HJI MNTHIkc%I , 4 ssGooth.
,nkAlSS LEANE liICHAiUAD DHii.Y.
G:s. T. fiGr'da SnI s9nth: S:i5 a. 81. and
r. t si H :,!JS !, GGi2 81. 900 A. NJ 500
a. NJ. 900 T. NJ. o:Sa r. NJ a. W. ''eo
FOR lie erSburR: .:b0 a. NJ ST., ~
~, a. NJ .:o9o, a. 81. $50 a: H. 3: 1E}
s:a5 nj /, Moo n. It:i2 F.; 81, 1855 r. 81.
r. f%Sr Goidsboro and Fayeitevilis: $500
For Iiope~eli: 6:l5 a. NJ. .1:15 p. st..
Trains arrive Richmond da,lv. s.os :,
.;iS a.. NJ G;ls A.. n; S:3s a. 81. LILO
SIS: j.. H.. 4s Nj 'i;1o T. 81. 6:Ii r: 81.
T. NJ O .. a.. Al.oV
Except Sunday. tSunday onlv
Time of arrival and ueuartu,y'ss ard 80,
neCtlons not guaranteed. O con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

NOTICE or FIRST MEETING; -
tkEniTDi;S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
RAILROADS
SeabOard Air Line RAILWAY ComDan,

The Progressive Railway Of the South. :;
Trans Leave Ga!iy a. s., Sori!n. foc.i
j. 30 4. NJ. S!rcpeTs Atlanta and .IacL,on.
s.le .. T. II s!.ep-i. JsgAAonvilie Iain-
pa arp key " est, !i.I0 T.. 81 ,oaun.h:
- T.. NJ. sieep-rs Atlanta. B.rminyha m,
."cnsoniill" Tampa anu -. Petersburg
i 81. 20 = 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26
ior.u\ MlRkI.T>

r.r1.:- ..,,". '%,lGn m".ef
rtI n2}n'h- 'n.I'H .maA Nh. ~"
0' TIC '"'' n '''''''
- t-ylr" y" """i JWs
~ -" ..' - " .'. -
.' t'i'.i" -''-' ."'th'
- a. r'' 'aN' '.. ~ 4" u ro'"'s
h~ msf""i "lsn~1 -''al, ~ ar .t"-
y, M"t -'HN.H
80 n'snl r. notices r.ar"d 'n ,.r
Nan H. ..a -,-.
-. '9','roF pN near m.r'n nor, rsh' af'-'
- ,".M r'.e : ho.,''S n''
''Fh''' VIM rs ''.. "'.t- NnrT'I hn"u'
t,'t sn' .nt
~ '' N.t'. yer "' ''I. sonr "1
TO- mas b.. '.' 'N .fh ..'N 90 ii" su"'
tl'I,,'l''. 9",t.t '.'-'." h'f .f' "ii'r IA"
tn'',oA'on '' 'h' '". ''N'n"r ''Gor'-
* ~. r.''.il N',' "i i'i' re 1'r-, .'a'IHr
Nf'|. 'i t"''-
.aI -. n' mi" "0''o"r
N''.'' 'c'''
M 20 27'
~ -'..''- ~ l'lt
30, ,o.,or v., 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

SEW lnRk rR0DitF N,RhI
SEN YORK. Ap:li -.ken s.sa! 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-26

-
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Anrii -, 1917.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-11-01
WHITE CAPS" BEAT PAClFlST
n. S. Bigelow Seized in Kentucky and
Punished "In Name Of Poor Bel.
aian Women and Children"

Cincinnati. oct. 31.-Herhert 8.
Bigelow, pacifist leader. who was
whisked away by his Whitehead cap
tors on Sunday night, was located on
Monday near Florence, Ky. He had
been taken into wood near that place,
his clothes had been removed and he
had been thrashed with a blacksnake
whip. The party of men that admins.
tered the chastisement was dressed in
Tong white robes resembling those de-
scrlbed as being worn by the renowned
Ku KluX Khan"
Previous TO 40 lashes being applied
to his back" one of the party, accord,
Ing to the report, raised his hand com.
handing silence, then read from a pa
per he held as follows:
"In the name of the poor women and
children Of Belgium this man should be
whipped"
After the lash was applied Bigelow
was turned loose and directed toward
Cincinnati,
Blgelow was removed to a hospital
shortly after his arrival here.
"When the others were gone con.
siderable time my guards also left me-
telling me not TO go away for ten min
utcs"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-11-01
HITS AT PR0FITEERS
WHOLESALERS WILL REFUSE
GOODS TO SOME RETAILERS.
Government Moves to Check Specula-
ton Through Special Regulations
Issued by Mr.. Hoover,

Washington, Oct. 30.-Food Admin
istratOr Hoover will cut off the sup
plies of retail food protiteers until the
end of the war
A new regulation goes into effect
November l. 1t provides that no manu-
facturer, wholesaler or other handler
of foods will be allowed to sell TO any
retailer who makes unreasonable prof
its or buys quantities of food for
speculation.
"The food administration does not
intend to disturb any legitimate OPP
erations," said statement issued at
Mr.. Hoover's office. 1T takes the po-
stion that the great majority of food
sellers are patriotic and honest.
"Such dealers will be protected.
Those few who persist in abusing their
opportunities will receive attention.
The government also moved to check
speculation in canned goods, Special
regulations were issued by Mr.. Hoover
to govern Gamers, who will be placed
under license on November |.
Rigid prohibitions were promulgated
against the sale of futures in canned
peas, corn, tomatoes, salmon and sar-
dimes before February l.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-11-01
GERMAN U. TEACHER QUITS
DR.. Ernest Feise Resigns as Result
Of an Offensive Remark Regard
ing Recent Liberty Loan.

Madison-Dr. Ernest Feise, associ-
ate professor of German in the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, resigned as a
result of an offensive remark regard
ing the Liberty button which he made
during the recent Liberty loan cam.
paign.
Prof Feise is citizen Of Germany
who has been on the university staff
since 1908 On April 10, Immediately
after Americas entrance into the war
he was placed on parole by President
Van Hise and permitted to continue
his teaching work in the university
after he had signed statement to
take no part in the war or the war
preparations.
DR.. Feise was born at Braunschweig
Germany, in 1884. and received his
education in Germany, doing his grad
uate work in Munich. Berlin and Lelp
zig. He came to America and became
instructor in German at the Univer-
sity Of Wjsconain in 1908, assistant
professor in 1913, and associate pro-
fessor in 1915.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-11-01
MILK PROBE RULES MADE
Producers viii Be Compelled to Tell
What They Know Of the Trans
actions of the Association.

Racine-The milk producers, who
have been cited into court with their
books and papers TO testify to many
facts connected with the fixing of the
price of milk for October, will be
compelled to tell what they know OF
the transactions of the milk produc
ers' association, according to a ruling
to that effect handed down by Judge
E. B. Belden of the Circuit court.
Another question ruled on was that
of full and complete immunity for
witnesses. The court ruled that com
plete immunity is provided and that
the witnesses could not BIZ prosecuted
under the state or federal laws as re-
suit of the disclosures they might
make.
1t will be necessary for the state to
commence new proceedings against
these men under the second clause of
the antitrust act
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-11-01
ALLIES CONTINUE BIG DRIVE
British Storm Positions Near Ypres-
French Wade Through Two Rivers
and Seize Posts

London, Oct. 29-Operatlons with
limited detectives were undertaken by
the British and French armies In Elan
ders early In the morning and, not
withstanding great difficulties caused
by weather and bad ground, consider
able progress was made and valuable
positions taken on the greater part OF
the front attacked. says the British
official communication issued here on
Friday. The communication says that
more than 800 prisoners were cap
tured during the days operations.
Paris, Oct. 29.-The French troops
are continuing their successful drive
on the Flanders front, according to the
war office statement issued on Friday.
The number of guns captured since
the 23d inst totals 100 and 200 more
prisoners We're taken during the morn
ing. The village Of Dralsibnnk, Pape-
COED wood and number of fortified
farms were captured by the French in
an attack launched on the Flanders
front. Hundreds Of prisoners were
taken. The French forced n crossing
Of two rivers, wadlng through water
up to their shoulders.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-11-01
LOAN OVER 5 BILLION
REPORTS INDICATE SECOND IS,
SUE is oVERSU6SCRlBEp.
Means That Bond Issue Actually VIII
Be for $4,000, 100000 Instead
of $4,000, 100000.

Washington, oct. 3O.-The second
Liberty loan, Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo announced on Saturday, is an
overwhelming success"
There seems not the slightest doubt
that the maximum quota Of $4,000, 0O0,-
600 was reached.
at is Il great honor" said the sec
rotary ito be able to announce that
the second Liberty loan has been
evidently greatly oversubscribed, 1t
will be several days before final figures
can be given. The challenge of the
German kaiser has been answered by
the free people of America In unmls-
taxable terms"
A total of S5,000,0OO, 900 will mean
that the bond issue actually will he for
$4,000, 900 under the plans to al
lot subscriptions equal to the minimum
of S3,000OO0,0O0 plus one-half OF the
excess up 10 maximum quota.
1t would not be ut all surprising IL
the total would go as high as $500
100000.
The number of subscribers, officials
estimate, will be Mt least 100000
and may go as high as 100000
Indications are that soldiers had sub
scribed S75,000.O00 and sailors $4,000
600.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1917-11-01
NELSON PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Returns Voluntarily From Canada on
Learning of Indictment for
Failure to Register.

Madison-Byron Nelson, under fed
eral Indictment for failure to register
under the army law, registered for
military service here, was arraigned
before Federal Judge Sanborn, pleaded
not guilty. and trial was set for the
December term.
Nelson, the son of Congressman
John NJ. Nelson. and a graduate of the
University of Wisconsin, arrived from
Spring Conlee, Alberta, where he man
ages his fathers wheat farm.
He filed, through attorneys, demand
for an early trial. The attorneys
agreed that the main question was one
of construction of the law, and the
court agreed to early trial. Bonds of
81, 500 were furnished by relatives.
Young Nelson, notified by wire that
he was under federal indictment and
that a warrant for his arrest would
be issued Immediately boarded train
and hurried to Madison.
In filing his registration card he
asked exemption on two grounds;
first, that he is employed as manager
of farm and is thereby aiding the
military machine of the nation; sec
ond, that he is married man.