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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
ssen eines 5rut6 a 9H Z
auf 2ebens3eit ins
3uhthdus.


Rspgorf, II. 5sbr. ansetom.;
.9ltIanta" BON 5rieIt; .4ntsrica" bon
Reapel; rgrdiibent 2incpIn" bon
Sumburg.
6apre. anset,: n2a 5Ouruine"
BON Stem Dort.
Sulifar, 81. 9. angsf.: .gm-
preB Of Britain BON 2iperpool. nah
CT. Jobn, n. g.. beftimmt; .Grams
plan BON 2iperppol. = 4bgeg.: sRon,
tredl1 uah 2pnbon.
gtnerppol. anget.: r.Uterion
bon. philadelphia; rGmprsB Of Sre'
lamb BON ct. Sobn, R. 9.
Soutbdmpton. 4bses.: s4mes
ritn" nch Netu Yprt.
Redpel. Nrgef.: -RcmaHie' npr
Bottom. 4bgeg.:: ~GarDnia" mad
gsp Uort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
Mietbsfaiernc
sdanplab einer seiabrIi6en aener.
pnnif.

Gsipdltise anfregnng ipurbs eeitern
Qbenb gegen 1920 llbr untsr ben 8es
lpobnern Der pierit6digen Mietbstds
ierne go. 430 Weft 4. GtrdBe burh
eiu 5tuer perurfaht, fpeIdes TN bier
ten Gtodtperf, jeoenfalls bur6 Die Grs
pfoiipn einer petroleun1lnmpe, gum
Husbruh getomnen tDar s5n BEN
6aufs tpobnsn iiber fiinf5ig g.rTOner
une bic meiItsn berfeIben i1geH btreits
friebliA ie.nFmb in ibren Better, ols
hcs aSeuer bon benz gpli3iften GALL
man pom 4. Diffritt sntbedt tpirne.
Der ge1mte fannte Ihleunigft ::nta
Stillnldrm ein, tnprduf er unp pnlis
3ift 5illgrnDe bonn j. Diitritt in bas
nit 0ihtert GnnIm ongefu[ite 5aus
eiItsH uno ben getpobnsrn, BON benen
munde infol9e Der 4nsit ben @era
ifanb perforen 3u haben idjienen, tns
syreie hnlfsn. DtrfhieoeHe perIonen
fpurben bon 5eusrnebrlsuten gerettet.
u. trob Der p1nit ipuroe Qiemano Ders
leBt. Geueripebrmdnn Sobn Sebens,
Don aeiterfompagnie / mare tpdbrenb
Der Q0fharbeiten beinabe perungliidt.
gr glitt nuf benz Gnde aus, iebob ges
lang Is tbm i'm Iestsn 4ugenblid. iif
an Der 8riiftung fsIt5ubolten. gr
biHa 3fptIden 6immsl unb grbt, Biz
ss nebreren Gamerobsn gelans, ibn
aus feiner eefdbrlifen Gage Su be.
Freien. D1s 5euer, tpeldts in sinem
3immsr bes pisrten GtodtDsrts gum
4usbrudb getomnen fplr, fpurbe ses
IDTft. nahbsm Elm Shahen 1on $50
anaerid,tet tporoen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

8rSen am beatisen abeuS lire Be-
amtea iHitalIiren.

Qm beutisen absnb tperoen bic Be-
onien Der 9srstniaten Sanger fir
bGs loaienSe Sabr tn ibre refpettiOen
4emier eingefiibrt tperhen. Die sJn'
itnniruns tpirb i'm QnFhiuB an cine
Geleeatenftbuns in Jlomm's 5olIs an
Der Giber Strdbs uro WeMideu aDez
nue Dor ii6 ssbeH uno ieIbitrsoeno
fpirb es bel bieisr feftli6tn 9slesen.
belt ni9t an siHsm lefersn beitmahl
fehlen.
Die 8eamteninitaIlirungs Der Der.
.inigten GGnesr iino Fett perfhieosnen
ss1tren ols ibsraus geniitblite 5eit>
lihteiten bstannt uub bic beutiee ges
amteneirTiibruug pirb in bieisr Siu@
ild,t feline ausnahms bilben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

g3aul gleDonolo. IT Sabre aft;
Gfie 6ebgss. Ia Sabre aft; aiisufsus
Gboiu, 7 ss0br, unb auttIa WarGonalo,
4 Sabre alt, ilmmtlih pon Wiinoles
tcipn, 8, irdfsn ssftern In Cincinnati
Gin. i'm fih Der gaiteur aur gu I'M
tcrsiebtn. Die Rinber irobnen in sis
mem pripnshnus nnb ipsrben pon Or.
Charles q. Rodbia beb1nbtli. Gis
nurbtn porigs Node BON einfm 6unbs
ee6iiIen. isnon purbe ben 9erlebungta
feine tsfpnbtrt 9eadiung 9tfhentt,
bis rom Gtantsasiunbhxitsdmt BIZ
Rchribt einiraf, bdb Der Gunb NIT
Der 9ofItpttb bsbaftet mar. JHRibble.
tosun lpurbtn seIserH 5tpansig 6unbt,
ipelne ebtnf0ls bon bem tplIeH G6te,
esbiHen porben pdrsn. trfnciTfu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
GriiHenussieit oss 9tntid.llas. Ar'
better Wldnnerhsrs.

Der Geuii4-llnsar. arbeiter Mdns
nerhor. Der irob ftiner Suseub f1on
gu ben betonnteftsn @ereiRen berGtabt
sebort. pirb am S0nntaa, 19. Gsbrus
ar, bic bierte Wisbertebr oes5ases isiz
ntr Griinsung feitlih btsthen. 9i.
sSeier nirb in Der arbeiierbolle itaits
finben unb sin riibriges fommittes
i'll eifrig an Der 4rbett. um Elm
eenabreifes unb Invertebrates sSsftpro=
gramm aufsufislien. fobaB bic syeits
sdFie fr6bIider Stunben Dsriidert fem
hiirfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
Ging.Epug.

Die GebeimpOlisiIten pftug uno
Siiftlein fanben gsftsrn abenb in
Biuioms' 8irtbIhdft, Ro. GA 8ine
Strabs elm piRg qongipiet in OoIleu
9dnge Dor. Der Shantteansr 5raHt
grppn, bon Ro. 27 Beit 8. StraBe,
purbe pegen 9ulbung zines 8lidss
ipisls uub Der 60 Sabre dlte 9aft 8m.
Soues BON Columbus, 8, pegeu
5eilnabme on einsm Iol5en psrbaftet,
Die 9tfangensn puroeu fpdter gsseu
9iirgfhdft duf freien iSub geIebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
Teaer.

- GIN iadohaftsr RuuGfana Dsrs
urfohie gsiteru absno gesen $50 llhr
elm Jeuer In Der i'm sipeiten Stottpert
tefinolifxn Ride Ser Gren6 grps..
Bauer Reftdurauts an g.. nahe NGIs
nut StraBe. Der 9rnno fpurbe Don
benz eriten Rod Sad 8urIep sntottr
u1lo ouf etnen gtilutorm bin BON Der
sseueripe6r in tur3sr 3eit ael0fdt. Der
grunoidooen beLduft ii4 auf stpa
5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
giIiiaer Sano.

Der II Sabk ate S6ultnabs 8m.
Bopers BON Der 2. unb 2ublop Ctr.
purbe geitern gladmittag bon benz
6unbe bes in bemIeIben SduIe po9s
nenben So1n 9abon angefalIen uno N
beibe Dabsu gsbifisn. Gin in Der
Rdbe no6nenber Qr3t brannte bic
Bunben aus. Der 5unb puroe fpGz
ter BON benz pOli3iitsn Noran err
inoiIen.
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germift.

poli3ei6ef JadIon srbleli ssitern
einen griei bon 3. M. RcDctDe1 BON
Gaft 2iperpool, g.. tn tDelhen &C er-
iuft pirb. Rad]forfdunsen nad aa.
rclb WeDonen. eem IL Sabre nlten
Gobne bts Gnrsibtrs. nn5uiisflsn.
iueldsr Feinen Gltern am %. Jnnucr
pon Cincinnati aus geIhrieb<n haiie.
baB er frani eel. Seitoem babeu isine
anaehDrigsn nihts mebr bon ihm ses
bort. Die pnIi3ei mar bisb<r nidt IN
Gsnnne, ben iunseu Mnnn an finoer.
Der 90 Sahre alte q<rrp Reeo.
sroHnhdFs TN Gimer 6otel. tpsIfxr als
Gdngsr In RidsltttatsrH 1usiritt,
spurss asItrn Mtsnn Dss 9rli1ti al
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

@Iasgop. &nget.: ngtumibiun"
BON philadelphia.
Rotterb b a m. Gnget.: r8olturnp"
bon Rep gort; Rpubam" pon geetp
gort.
Gibraltar. 2tnget.: rarabic"
bon Sem gort.
2onoou. Nbgeg.: .2ate Wtidia
gan" mad ct. eSobH, %. g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

fir bos am Sonntag RanmittIe
in Der mufit 5alls itattfinbenDe gu
bildums aoH5srt oes Cincinnati
2iebertraH3 ffno pom arrangements
Gommittse cine peitsre an5ohl SOC
Sibe auf bem 9alton uno i'm Bartlett
reierpirt frorbeu. StBe fino BEL Wur
BeiI & Co., u. unb SaffOH GtraBs,
al hobeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

DerniBt ssineIbet. CT entfernte ii6 am
13. s5e6ruur aus bem 5otel uno lpurSs
feitoem niht mebr geieben. Setne
sgrdu, tpelhe i'm Gberiban 6ouis On
S., nafe Dufnut GtroBe tpobnt, beFinz
BET iid in GROCER llnru9e um ibn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
Ser hath elmer Tame in 9ptre 0sn,s

an alIe 7ieisnigeu, bic on9tbeumatismus
eb Aun Musfels ooer BdeRtrbeumatismns
All Sitfti6mer3eu, Sersu1hu @iidens
neh, Ebmersen in Der RisreneegeRD oDer
sseroenihmersen feiosH, eebt Oabin, an fe
I'm tin oausmittef au id)retbsn, peInes
pieoerbpit idmnltlibs pieIer @ebredsu gss
betlt bat. sic fEblt es ais ibre 8flint, eass
ielbe an ale 10 itenfrsi au f9idsn Gle
tonnen 5u oauie cine Seilun9 berbeifnbs
rem, tpas SauienDe be3tuaen t1nneu; Elm
altmamedisI If nidJt erferDerlid. EifIss
euioedte einfahc Mittel iheibtt Sarnidure
aus benz Glnte, uatt bie ftsiten gelente
aelhmeipig, retnist eos glut uHe fldrt Die
Gebfroft bem sansen R6rpesIpftem ipira
Gatftisttdt nnbS paHnfroft perlisben. g9eHH
Gbiaes Gle interefirt, 10 aDreFtrtu Eis
bsbufs Grlan9uH9 nou BetueileH Gfau aR.
Gummers, Cor n, 4etrs Eams, 5Hb.
EATsibsH Sic in aisier Ssra&s. k51s1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

.auf Gonsp Sslnnb 5u rdumen. 4uberz
beul Dtrlangt bic aidgsrin $500
S6dbenerIab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

in 8srbinbung seiest. Dieter benad7
ri6tigte nic goIiaet uno peranlaBte
bic 8erbdftung DiIanttns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
Z m R e It aurunt. q

Dem Shlantel fchstnt's dugenblids
lid brilliant 5u geben; er bat 3tpei
SlaT6sn Betn getrunten!!" - y8e3abEt
bat sr Iie fogor, Der 4roB!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

Charles Wihmdn tdufte etitern bic
6eimit1tte bes Deritorbenen s5ifhs
hdnoIers 6enrp anorr an Der Siibs
tpsitede Der gelItpue 4pe. unb 8onas
bue Strabe fir $500. Der 8ertauF
fpurbe bnr1 ben Ratler Bernard gls
lermann permtttelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
Radbsm5u f6tnssbofL.

rRimnit 8u beun 8einen ueber8ies
ber Hid1t mit?"
.9en bole ih mir mprgsn; bic 9ars
berpbenfrau bot mir mas narauf ges
pumpt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

5fnae Gnglunbsr tnuFte geftern boz
benz 9eon Ban 2oo'f6en RahlaB ods
6ous Ro. 524 plum StraBe fiir
$500.
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Ssarh @etsIfI
gs3 gssii 8, CTR. sip. 4lam nno Central ssba.
SHE gcrten geEdu4erte
g3hrftsnnb GttGsatIsr Art
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

Sm itGbtif6sn 8auamt purbsn ses
fern bic foiesnbeH gouerIaubnibs
fdxins ertpirft: q. O. 9uIder. 3tpeis
it0iges Mohubdus an Der acabemp
slpenne nobe Der Ieit 2l6ten 5traBe.
$1,000; =. @. gooi. sipeift6fiass
5cas on WeIltoH place ndhe Der Sbs
ferpcicrp Rcdn. $4,000; gatheriH,
2auber, sipei SDeifi0tiss Mobubdufer
an Der aacIebe areaue ndbe Der Gar
ion 4penue, je $500; 5rau g. g,
gaies, 2sif6diges Dobnbdus an ber
RabiIon unb DoIn auenus, $11, 800;
.. 6. grone, 3lpti 3Deift0dige Dohn.
bdafer on Der Ghiff QDenue nabe Der
Glsnpop 2lpsnus. is $500; 8. 6,
gurnid, Observation-Disclosures Dohnhdns
an Der Ribble Roao nabe Der Getebad
4penus, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
GleitebLsHes Mstpmsbil sefanssa.

Dir poIi3ti fabnbtt 0uf aipei Nadns
n<r nnb brsi Grduen3immtr. fp<Isbe
iid3. ME btxsits stilfxn btri4ifts an
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
GOOD ROADS ENOUGH
WOULD SAVE A BILLION
PUBLIC ROADS GIVES OFT III
PORTANT AND INTERESTING
STATEMENT ON \ COT THY
WIDE 81 BJECT.

Washington, June 2S-Retvcen l.t
billion and a billion dollars voLtc bee
saved annually in the United state
every State would improve its main -.-
ways 10 the highest point IL efhe.er.N
Calculations just made by the lut.3
States Office of Public Roads show .t.,
to affect this enormous saving t~hrau.h..-
the country it Will he necessary IT, ..
prove only about twenty per cent 80 .ta
roads.
There are now about 1000 miles .,
thousand miles. or about : per cent .r-
improved in some manner. To bring tue
number of miles up to - per cent II VIII
miles. While this task may seem ~ta-
pendous il IS estimated that it eau ~
compljshed by 4 probable av":a2e ,>-
renditure of $1,000 a mile, or Sl.-5uf.o
for 4 fairly complete system. Were .a.h
state to put Wo,0O0 into the Improve
ment of its roads. the work could 10
accomplished in a very short time.
"A complete system Of roads sand
Logan Waller Page. director Of the United
States Office Of Public Roads. in discus
sing the road movement that Is sweeping
over the country. is an economjc r"co~
S ty. A few figures Will illustrate The
s~tupendous saving that could hc made
There are. for instance. nearly half n
million automobiles in the United States
at the present time: their value, roughly
estimated. is close TO three quarters az a
billion dollars. There are. in addition.
u ,O4o.oo0 horses aud 4.123.0o0 mules the
HuHipt SioNiHS SteduItl despite the adj
vent of motor vehicles. The value If the
horses is about S2.216. 1853 900: tile NaIue ~
the mules, $500. 0OO. 600.
Then take the pleasure vehicles. Th,y
number 901 600, with Il value of 5l.atp-
Geo for 4 fairly complete system. Were each
mercial purposes They number &c 2uu.
the total value being $31 .4S0. 600. The Wear
and tear ON these vehicles as Il result ut
bad roads is nearly - per cent. A com
plete system of improved highways vcQld
cut this loss in half.
The great saving in Transportation 81
all kinds OF products. including those of
the mills as well as those OF the soil.
would amount TO many millions Of dol
crop of the South alone, no less than
81, 200, coo would he saved in trausporla-
ton. despite the fact that most If the
corn there is for home ~nSumpti
wherever Il new road is built or an old
one improved the value Of the nearby land
rises automatically. This increase in it,
self is sufficient in most cases To pay
for the Improvement The profit from the
country from this source would he almost
servative estimate that the saving through
out the country. from all sources. as 4
result OF the Improvement of 20 per cent
of the roads. would be Somew here Da-
tween half a billion and a billion dollars
every year. And this saving could he aC-
complished by an expenditure Of 5000
600 in each State the first year and !
much smaller sum each year thereafter Tor
maintenance. The whole thing depends. II
states working together. but it would
seem that the era of road building that
has begun is tending towards these re-
suits
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
DtN'S WEEKLY REVIEW.

New York. June Or. q. Dun Co.'S
Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow will
say:
The best development of the business
situation at the opening of the second half
of the year is the marked Improvement
in the Iron and Steel trade. in which
there is q decided increase in confidence
and Il considerable expansion ia actual
output. In view of the important rela-
tionS which this great trade bears to all
the business interests of the country. both
industrial and agricultural, this improve
ment is significant of a distinct change for
the better all around. The second half
Of the year opens therefore with a bet
ter outlook for Il gradually exDaDdipp
trade activity, provided the crops turn cut
we'll.
Emphasis is now given in the nrimarv
markets for dry goods to the yolume Of
curtailn.ent at mills, many of the l,rrar
producers will close for Il week or tan
days and the restriction Of productinn
will be formidable. The very lmitad
stocks of merchandise in first hands CON
tinue TO attract unusual attention from
merchants aud manufacturers Jobber.
and selling agents expect in july mucb
Improvement over June because of the cor
tainty that many Of the larger BUYERS win
be in the primary markets looking for
needed supplies.
manufacturers Of footwear are not reg
ulariy employed. some running full caDac-
ity, others are curtaiiing production.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04

price of the staple. As well rs the opening
mn of new D~ortions Of the country hH
rai1uavs contributing To this result. III
is believed that considerable advance wli
be made in the growth Of cotton III TINS
country and that the quantity may De ma
erially increased.
Other Countries.
Cotton for mill consumption was pro
duced in q number Of other countries.
among which are Persia. with 1900 bales
Of 800 pounds each: Africa. other thlh
Egypt. .a,OO0 bales: Korea. e.eUe bales :
Tudo- China. 2a.G0o bales: Dutch East
Indies. 1o.OO0 bales: Greece Ion bales
and Haiti. il 1000 bales. Small quantities
have been furnished by 4 number OF olher
countries. but the aggregate Is not large.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
Miss ROdnan OH Sex Education.

Miss Henrietta Rodnan Of the New
York Public Schools, one of the most
prominent opponents of school e.agca-
ton in sex hygiene in the cpurtrN,
speaking before 1000 promin n New
York clubwomen on May }. 1911, sand.
There is no question Whatsoever -
to whether we shall nave our @rrls
taught the significance and phNslo!o-
gy of sex. The only question is Whst1-
er they shall he taught SanelE hN per
sons who wish their Valf@r@-tr .I-
saneJy by those who Nish To cNi ."tt
them. The use. in classes OF hlIa
school girls. of such a ho1k as No
man and Marriage By Mdr@arc- Sic
phenS-a noble book with Wholesome
comprehensive instruction IN Sex fy-
giene-will prevent an UnWho5e-oH4"
and oblique teaching in precise.F ne
same matters"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
HESTER'S STATEMENT WORLDS
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON
+. CIV Associated Press

: 10y HSSVCIdItU PItSNI
New Orleans. June 30.-Sec~ctaTy
testers statement of the worlds TlsI-
bic supply of cotton issued today
shows the total visible is 2..9Ss-F4
against 2.591.357 last week. 2.444.545
last year. OF this the total Of Amen
can cotton is 1.335.334 against 1.4I1,-
357 last week and 1~.3S6.545 last year,
and Of all other kinds. including Ely III,
Brazil, India, etc, 1903. 600 against
Lila, O00 last week and 1.05S.O00 last
Year. OF the worlds visible supply o.
cotton there is now afloat and held In
Great Britain and continental Europe
100000 against ~1.2S0.000 last year,
in Egypt $4,000 against $4,000 last
year; in India 5S1. G against $4,000
last year and in the United states
3o9,00 against $4,000 last year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04

When You cut the oats next sum-
mer get into then before they are
dead ripe. stack the straw carefully
and feed it to the sheep next winter.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04

Never drive a horse with so loose 2
rein mat You cannot instantly com
mandt the situation if necessary
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04

Some people allow the garden To
grow up IN weeds by the middle OF
summer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04

Every man has vanity enough tn
think that most women he meets
would be proud TO ave him for q hus-
band.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04

You can never call the deyIl ~ h4s
rie'ht name without offending some
highly respectable folks-Ram's Harm
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04

continued TOM rage OHtJ
mounte in 1915 TO ~S12.245.00o. as
against S4,479. 600 in 1900, a gain OF
S7.766. 600. or 173 percent.
Summary for the State.
The preliminary comparative sum
mary OllOuS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-07-04
NORTH CAROLINA
FARM STATISTICS

CONTINUED from Page One.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-05
CAMPAIGN OPENS WARM IN LOUISIANA Speech Making at Fourth of
 July Barbecue SIX OUT FOR SENATE Governor Sanders Seeks To Succeed Senator Thornton-Three Are
 Candidates for Guberna-
 torial Chair
SIX OUT FOR SENATE

Ruston, La, July 4.-What gives prom ise of being the warmest political cam paign experienced in Louisiana In a decade, with the gubernatorial chair and two United States senatorial seats the principal plums at stake. opened here today. Special trains brought more than 3O0O people from all parts of the state, and in the midst of the speech making an old time Fourth of July barbecue was served
 There are six candidates. In the race for the democratic nomination for the United States Senate. For the seat now held by Senator Murphy J. Foster, whose term expires in 1913, the senator is opposed by Congressman Joseph E. Ransdell, one of the Fifth Louisiana district. and Rob- ert Roberts, editor of the Minden Dem ocrat. Senator Thornton, whose term experts in 1915, Is not candidate for reelection. The aspirants for this place are Gov. Jared Y. Sanders and Repre- sertatves Robert F. Broussard of the Third district and Arsena Pujo, of the Seventh district.
 For governor the candidates are Sec retary of State John T. Michell, the recognized administration representative; pr. J. B. Aswell, who recently resigned as president of the Louisiana State Nor maj school, and Judge Luther E. Hall of the supreme court, who has the in- dorsement of the Good Government league.
 Governor Sanders declared that, if elected, he would, on all occasions, act with the democratic caucus. Although as governor he opposed the ratification of the federal income tax amendment, be- cause he thought it would confer unlim- tied taxing power upon Congress, Cover nor Sanders today declared that he fa- vored the ratification of the amendment because he had become convinced there was little hope for more liberal amend ment
 Senator Foster remained on the job in Washington and sent a letter express ing regret at his inability to be present. The three congressman who aspire to senatorial honors defended their votes for duties on Louisiana products.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-05
FIRE v0LLEYS' AT
 FAKE AEROPLANES

Washington. July 4.-Targets for the aeroplane practice of the Atlantic fleet and the sea coast forts during the Au- gust maneuvers will consist of sheets of canvas shaped to represent dirigible bal icons and aeroplanes. These will be sus- pended from powerful box kites, just as large American flags are often carried hundreds of feet in the air.
 The present intention is to direct these targets nothing more formidable than the army rifle, the marines and soldiers firing in squads and a careful record be- ing made of the damage inflicted upon targets. Some of the small three-inch boat guns may have a try at the tar gets, but owing to the fact that the guns cannot be elevated very much they must do their shooting at long range while the targets are low down upon the hori Zon.
 The army ordinance bureau Is working hard to perfect gun that may be safely elevated to shoot into the zenith, but while a suitable carriage has been devised no practicable way has been found to ad- just the sights of such a gun because of the variance in the trajectory of the projectile at the different elevations.