The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
COLD BOTTLE NAY CONE HIGH
CHAMPAGNE VINTAGE AGAIN 4
DIStSTROI y RAM M.
France Wu Make No More Loans sr Art
Treasures Exporters, tp On Arms
Over Z -. customs Order. Threaten
Reprisals -D'AnnunEiO COMING Here.

PAkis, Aug ~ N" cola, WEI weather
which has spoiled the wine harvest gen
orally. was especially disastrous in the
chArnpa gne district For the fourth year
IN succession the champagne harvest has
failed TO cover the growers expenses.
The 1907 crop was exceedingly indf
ferent. and IA I0Os and 1919 II was lnsig-
niiicant
The normal Weld for the I2j 90 hectares
(about 40. 100 acresI constituting the
champagne district az dehm,ted IN iD0s.
IL 10000 heCtoliires tabout 7.s5n,OO
gallons II wall not reach 5000 he,to-
htres labout I.NO.0n gallonsl this wear
The averag" yield ought 10 b. over twenty
hectolitres or fifty thrs" gallons a
hectare This wear the average il two
hectolitr~s Five hundred hectares which
have been most favored will yield siN
hectolltrsz
The Henry district reaps twenty hectic
ltre- FOR 49, Irj hectares The Az district
averages one heCtohtr- a heC'ars The
FpernAy district Yields less than Two
hectoltres a nectar"
The ReIm- cha mber 81 commences
statistics show there - sufficient stock
IN III. cellars To cover FIVE years complete
failure Of the harvest hut dealers say
this includes all wines. some Of which are
unsuitable for making champagne They
place the stock al three wears supply
The growers are racing a desperate
situation. II ~ estimated that 5000. o0o
francs. or about 5000. 90 - needed 20
set the district IN shape to continue cham
payne producing properly The growers
are appealing to the Government TO pro-
vide them with the means TO borrow
this money on easy terms
One 10 the results OF the Brussels ex-
position fire IL that steps will he taken
-oon 90 enact a law forbidding the authori-
ties 10 remove valuable works 81 arr from
French museums 10 send abroad TOR az
hibition Ambrose Rendu. a municipal
councillor. who IA an art expert. intends
10 submit a resolution that the city Of
Paris shall decline IN future 10 lend eN-
hibits unless Il il guaranteed they will
be housed IN an isolated freproOf build
ing II il certain that the resolution will
he adopted At the newt meeting NJ the
council II Is indeed equally certain that
the ciiy Of Par,s will not lend 10 art treas-
ures no matter what guarantees Of inn
munity against loss are mai.
\ customs executive order dated July 20.
commanding French exporters Ia deposit
at the American consulates two patterns
Of silk Lace trimming and woll"n goods
hkely to bc shipped To- the nlt.Ad states
newt winter. ~ srolSlnG the greatest on
position among the Paris merchants
President kessler Of the Paris Chamber
Of commerce mas interviewed Foreign
Minister Pichon with view 10 obtaining
the cancellation 81 the order Tn" do
rnAnd that samples be accompanied with
an exact description ~ their composition
- especially protested against a. betrsy-
ing manufacturers secrets
The circular furihs- demands the
deposit of as many samples az there are
American towns where these goods will
10 offered for sale II ~ estimated here
tina, thor" are 1913 such towns A. zach
manufacturer launches h"twr"n ffty
and n thousand novelties each season.
such depo@it ~ safnrisa would Represent
a serious ,a1 Fr"rrh trad. journals
threst-n 80 Agrts'e FOR serious roprisal- 4
the American custom. authorizes ualn-
tain their pr"s"nt demands
u ! Juzssrand the French Amhas-
sador 10 tho United states had planned
20 sail for IN" United states -day hut
he postponed his dspartur" a. the last
moment The DELAY IN his sailing WAS
fotnFFtH-n WIN NTPutNF ~ ~ Nil'' ''AH''IIlN
u Wa announced II NAV have To do
with this circular
Amajority 81 the PARIS ,Ap~rs published
long descriptions Of the unyeilng Of the
Washington statue AZ tho Versailles
Palace yesterday The SoiSii. however.
dismissed the event IN a few " orCs de-
cIaring that thu speeches at the unv"iling
contained nothing beyond III. usual flap
a
thle- II said The Yankees are prac-
teal race Lake the AnElo-SaNons. they
like one TO serve their interests. hut graft
tude L. the least ~ their defects After
France 30 powerfully contributed 10 the
Indey.ndenc~ Of tho United states Wash
ington and Franklin refused To-ltIvely
To intervene for the restitution Of canada
To- Franc"
Gabrielle q 'Annunzo L. telling hIS friend
that h. intends 10 visit the nIt.d States
soon. first vIsItInE Argentina and Brazil
lie has heen engaged 20 deliver lectures
an tn. United States and probably ~
canada Ne will be- absent six months
Humor - not & Aununzins strong point.
but when asked what - the difference
between mans first low" and ms last he
answered Tn" difference ~ that he
'huEN ilN II-N INV - lllN ltrN
and that his Last is his first
Although Sarah B"rnhardi recently
became a great -grandno'h. she -
capabl. Of hustling Ik" al ing"nue. She
! has Just returned 10 PARIS after Sremark
able feat. Sh" autoWotIled To Cauterets
J in the Pyrenae-. arriving Their" on Friday
She rehearr.d on Saturday. played in two
different PLAYS on sunday and Tuesday
She next automobled ?so miles 10 Carnbo
I to visit Edmond Rostand and then auto
modified To Paris. 6oo miles
! Judge Gary. president 81 the steel trust
and Ms wife have arrived here after auto
! mohilIng IN Italy.
/ GEORGE J. Gould and his family are
( spending the weekend az Dieppe.
! IL " Taft. brother Of the American
! President. has Eon" - OberqmmergIu.
| Ex-Mayor Mo- ollan 81 Now York has
/ been visiting Hamburg. He will sail
/ e.. New ! ork from Cherbourg Angus, p
TO CHECK THE RTBBON CRAZE.