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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-07
Pump Owners Notice This

If you have ever bought pump
here and will give me the name,
number and purchase date of pump,
you will receive dandy broom
holder It is worth getting.
A large assortment of pumps always
on hand.
Pumps promptly repaired.
Tel. llIO 1913 Smith Road
Roy B. Oatman.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-07
COMMON PLEAS JUDGE

We are authorized to announce the
name Of JOHN D, OWEN Of Wads-
worth, Ohio, as . candidate for COM
MON PLEAS JUDGE, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic primary,
Au0ust ii. 1914. s7-tf
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-07

Herewith submits Is the voters of
Medina County his candidacy for the
Office Of Common Pleas Judge
10 be chosen st ,he election IN November
Of the present year,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-07
MARTIN L. DAVEY
Candidate for the DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
WILSON and HARMONY

A true Democrat In Congress will
line up with President Wilson In sup.
port Of the Baltimore Platform with
out being cIubbed into II. He will
cooperate and build up; rather than
antagonlze and hinder the progress Of
the Administration.
President Wilson deserves loyal sup
port In his splendid effort to make
good to the people. The Democratic
Nominee for Congress must work for
harmony In the party and avoid arro-
gance, dlscourtesy and disruption. He
should heartily endorse the splendid
administration Of Gov. Cox, rather
than from personal enmity condemn
him. .tse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

verdict Of The jury Tho feht has
been a hard and Dr. s expected fo
Do "a grclt deal harder before the o.
i-h Jas many think tHat trr defense
ore not ready to submit. even ID Che
face Of public opinion,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
SHIPPING SER VICE
over W. &. L. &. Road 20 Nearby Ohio
Points Improved Through Board
Of Trade Committee.

Tho railroad committee ~ the BOARD
Of Trade. with a. r.. Uupp. chairman.
yesterday announced through notices
sent secvral shippers OF the city. an
Improvement OF service in merchan-
disc shipments over the Wheeling a.
Lake Erie Railroad Co points In ohio.
north Of this city. Last week the com.
pany i~uauEuratod n movement which
win insure dependable regularity next
morning. deliveries 40 YorkviIIe. Til
~touville. Highland city. Warrenton.
Stringers. Brilidns. Minco Junction
ana Steubenville. of any and al pack
age freight offered.
The handling Of these gteubenvUlc
cars. for which tho read o.
freight at Eighteenth and Chapline
street freight station ON MONDAYS.
Tuesdays. wednesday,. THURSDAYS and
Fridays. until 8 o'clock 3D. M. and on
Saturdays until 9 O'Clock L M ln.
sures their placement az the Lake Erie
avcnue and Market street freight sta.
ton, S~teubeuville before 8 o'clock a
m. Eastern time, the following morn.
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
Iosures or not IS a question which Yin

posures or not is a question which will
be answered today. Much interest was
taken yesterday. and quite a few spec
tators were present. expecting some
sensational disclosures but so far as
the world knows these failed to mater.
ialize. The nasty rumor which went
the rounds some time ago may have
fallen through. proving that IL was
some poor form OF sensationalism.
Standing pre-eminent among the
cases TO be decided this term Is the
Hayward Manuel murder case. a Grim.
nal operation a s against Mrs So
phia Clark and several acid throwing
cases The grand jury Is composed OF
the following persons. Andrew 3.
Hare. foreman. Joseph ". Golner. G..
p killmeyer. Henry Greiner. Andrew
Mckinley. Jacob Ritz. ~ j. Juergens.
Charles lhlenfeld. &. u. McCarty.
George W. Weisgerber. J. W. Friend.
Charles ~. Seabright. G. W. stOcker.
Otto Schenk. John Somda and W. =.
Helfenbine
iu his charge 10 tho jury. Judge
Robinson emphasized tho importance
~ careful consideration ~ an cases
and not To pass upon any hastily. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

following r the known cases and
charges. either investigated or will be
Investigated today John Doe. alias
John Bar. alias Johu Dora. felonious
assault; Florence Walker. acid throw
or. Sophia Clarke. committing an
abortion upon her daughter: Warheld
Evans and Jim Soles. robbing AT.
meyers store. John Beicher. false prp-
tense. Beu Catline. robbery. Ciyde
Miller. robbery Lizzie Greonlee. shop-
ltfting T. C. Gramm. pistol totinr
Roy Woods and Paul WaEner. rob.
bery, Tom JOlley. horse thief: Hav.
ward Manuel. murder. Stauver Hick.
pistol toter. and several secret ones
Several girls. former residents Of
the rod light district. and who were
supposed TO have Ned with tho syeer.
Ing order Of Chief Of Police Ieyland.
presented themselves In court vesfer.
day to testify IN the acid throwing
cases % come before the grand iury
This was quite "a surprise % many.
a. 10 was supposed that the chief had
cleared tho city or this feature But
u seems that there are some sticking
around some place.
The mnrder case against Manuel
was the first case called in the morn
ing and several witnesses were called
The accused murder himself was the
hrst called. and was followed by Dr
J y Cole. who attended Hammerle
The victim ~ The shooting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

Traffic in Souls" at the Cour, Theatre.
In the afternoon the exhibition will be-
gin az 2.3O and the two night Lresen.
tatiOns az 1880 and . o clock. This
arrangement was brought about be.
cause Of the large number Of persons
entering the theatre after O'Clock
although IL is the privilege OF those
coming late for the first performance
TO remain ever for the second.
The Traffic In Souls Is a really
wonderful phOto-drama and bias iair
10 establish p record for attendance
AZ the Court where b viii remain all
this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
Plan OF Campaign.

10 10 tnls, men and money are re-
CURED. The men have finally been
secured who have undertaken this
arduous work. The speakers who are
coming TO Wheeling will show tina
now Is the appointed time TO strike
the blow which will mean death to
sin and life to Christianity in Moslem
lands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
MAY FINISH
WORK TODAY
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATORS
SPEND ALL OF MONDAY ON
HEARING CASES.
Manuel Murder Case Was First Called
and Several Physicians Testified
Others Take Time.

After working from . 80 O'Clock yes.
terday morning until $50 In the even.
Ing. passing upon about fifteen cases.
the grand jury recessed until this
afternoon al ] o'clock. when they will
recOnvene and complete the work for
the term. 10 was said yesterday eveH.
ing that there were about seven more
cases 20 be decided unless there were
others presented This morning. which
have not been listed.
Whether there WI1 he any graft Ok.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

hese abie speakers viii speak in
wheeling Thursday. February 3. They
VIII speak In the afternoon and then
a supper will be given by the local
committee In charge OF the prepara
tons. They will then deliver ad-
dresses again In the evening. Efforts
are being made To secure the Market
Auditorium for the affair but al az.
rangements have not yet been com.
pleted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
TURF EXCHANGE

Cese VIII Be Reopcned Tomorrow IN
Criminal Court. on Motion
For a New Trial.
The turf exchange case will Dc talk.
IN up again "Wednesday. when the ar.
guments will be heard on "a motion
Tor a new trial. submitted by the DO.
Tense A. the last term OF court tho
jury found Tho turf exchange opcrat.
ors. Calvin Miller. Charles paddon.
Floyd stewart and George scamou.
guilty Of conducting "a gambling house
90 FULTON and bound them over under
$1,000 bond Co await thc action 0.
Judge Robinson on the motion for a
new trial
should the iudge rule that no new
Trial o. necessary 90 viii either be mp
to the turf operators "a appeal tho
10 a higher court or abide b. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
CHANGE m TIME

CHANGE w TIME
or PERFORMANCES.
Commencing today there will be n
change IN the starting N'me OF The
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21
Line of Wells, Neiiags, Ladies Meckpem and
Novelties Received Today

east of Water Tsak Niii. \ heavy
nf- "a. Kept u, on u. hiii Wills
five as sis men .su..rd the valley and
sris-a IL. They accomplished this
without tho loss Of . man ssd tosrea
tn. striker. back toward The iiAssss
depot.
Ts- men Who had bsss tishiias all
dsy ~i,hoat . ihiaG 70 csi OF dstak.
stopped and rested foe . short tiusc
while the ne~ men kept ap the fikhs.
After that u vas decided 10 lAkr
the t.adio~ t.ni eoioay. ba, ~ II wss
@ro~sak dsrk u- decided w- had
better get to Trinidsa before nixhI
.-s in and did not wail 10 se~ the
capture and barains of the tea, col.
oay.
a, that time only oae soldier hal
been hii'-d ana one wounded aad the
exact number Of dead on the sis,k.
cts side was unknowa. \ number
Of tho soldiers had had narrow CO.
eapcs. Two had received hole.
in their clothes. Oae fellow had
the heel ot hi. shoc shot away sad
another had bc-n knoekcd down
~hca = bullet creased his nos~.
AZ tho Ludlow station every one
had moved into the cellars. prepared
to stay there until the fighting was
over. Occasionally ypu would sse =
woman dart from the mouth Of .
cave aud run into the house only 10
rCap,csr . minute later with . cook
ing utcnsii. clothes or bedding and
again disappear into tho mouth Of
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21
FALLING HAIR AND
ITCHING SCALP
Eatrely ..nsedlsss-Use Partisan
Sage. II Quickly Removes
Dandruif-Year Head
Poels Fine.

Now that Parisian SAGE can bs
had at any drug or toilet counter. II
II certainly ncedlcas to have thin
brittle. matted. stringy or faded hair
No matter how unsishtly the hair
how badly Il Ia falling. or how much
dandruff. use Parisian Sagc-i--t |,
all that In needed. Ono application
removes dandruff. the hair roots are
n0urishcd and stimulated to grow
now hair. itching scalp and falling
hair ccasc-your head feels fine
Best Of all. the hair becomes soft,
fluffy. abundant and radiant with
life and beauty.
You will be surprised and delight.
cd with Partisan Sage. Try Mt least
one fifty cent bottle The Hausmau
Drug Co. will refund the purchase
price II you are not satisfied.
Look for the trade e-mnrk-"Th,
Girl with the Auburn iisir"-acccrl
NO other.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21
Check he Synploas
Of Lnl Troable

Oos es tha many Psaseas Why Lang
Tsvuble h o dincolt 70 Aeht r. becauss
the disease h often Of very nAttefing
nature. Tue patif1t may look we'll but In
reallty b flse loe3n0 etfeusth By con.
elnucd niSht sweatA, fever and cough.
Thsee symptoms sAoSld BE- checked a.
quickly % possible. Eckman's Alternative
9 ssnsesssI Y csseki.s isves sDs niass
complete ss y. ss,s sr 81. 'R:S Rev fert.
rOestlssseh: An Wntlpe yOu this tes-
tinionial that othees may know what
yOur Altesative tas done for me. Since
fcssr froai brvschitis. tststi doctor
after doctor. -Gettinx little o. no bene.
. III. Finally ! had night sweats. weak
sJ,eiir and lost rapidly In weight and my
doctor. told me H.ihsy..Wete not checked
I wcuid hsve Lung ffnnbis. MlSt Mary
korAame{,. who IA ffisnd ,ef raint. re
;a.ss ;sa " T. ~. n .'ssss as. a;si nss
'e12asvi., MAS. ROSA volLptL
Heenss.0 HistlssiyHs h1S SiS S4sS = rscE:n 5,
many years test to 10 most efffcncious
for sercsc Throat and Lung .ANeci Ions.
Bronchitis. Hrvnchlnl Astliniq. Stubborn
Coltls and TN 1nlriidink the system.
Contains no narcoticr.- t,1isonn or habit
forming drugs. Ask for boeAi%t telling
Labor IIanofatpsy: thii@sdc@lghi,:: d 81 y, IA. IA. iot ~:
Che Hausman Drug Co.. three store
end w. 8. arlen Drug Co
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21

tho cave.
No dstiaite Get ass0sA 10 have
ps-eipilaied the trouble yesterday
uossisx. Aerosdiax 10 the offiees,
ssd later eossoaoeas~d by the ~.
xeant asd Suo mea. vho usse cos.
ecsned. ~ silsmps wAa made early
Yesterday mossiss 10 fiaa . nsa
who. IL wss alleged. had hees kid.
aspprd asd lakss IN tAs eolosy. TIE
maa could not b. found aad - lhs
ssssraat aud two aca we're leaviaS
the ecioay they WIRE sela BY Loais
Tjkus that he wisAea to 80 Mater
Haasoek. fhis was sepossed TO The
major aad he avat the 0es hack
~iih = m~s~,s~ foe fikus 10 come 10
tho ea@p. Ttkus told the nca.
whoa lhis mesAsep wsA delivered.
that he did sot waai 70 20 10 The
camp but would mees the major II
the depot. Just - the mea reached
tho cam, With this a~nas. some oss
OF them booked hack ssd saw The
strikers ruaaiax dova the track. al
armed. toward the sseel bridge. They
save the alarm sad the mea speass
on their horsss aaa there vas . rass
for the bridge. TIE soidiers. bsias
on hossc hack. reached the bridge
first. A. this time the strikers
opened up on the soldiers from ali
pointa and from thea on the hattie
WAS In progress.
Martin Was killed early In the day
and At the time the soidicrs were b.
Ing forced back from . position they
had attempted to take. The fire was
70 heavy they were compelled to
leave the body where Il fell and
there II lay all day. II was with
tho greatest difficulty. the body Of
Purcell Was dragged back under COW
cr after he had been wounded. and II
came near costinG his three com.
radcs their lives when they dii Il.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21

thsy had . report that s-iafof,-.
meats wsss coaisx 10 the aid Of the
olsiksss tsoa The ARuiiss district
aaA every osshis~ ssd RIG that ~.
tsapss1 TO come siosx The road east
q lIadlow wAs made the TARGET for a
heavy fire sad IL rtrf, instance th~y
turned hack. The m-a In the depot
also kept ~ fir on the strikers In
the c. 4 \. u cut east of the depas.
wAessves oar would show hi. h-ad.
II this puAitioa they had the adsaa-
taxc A. the men In tho cut eoald not
get In . posiisoa To return the fire
% the depot ~i'hoas getting In the
rage Of the soldier. on Wafer Tank
Hiil. Up until late In the afternoon
the slsikess were In possession Of the
water taak and pump station At the
north cad Of the iadiow yards and
Of the arruya just back or the tent
coloay and the soldiers were In
possession Of everything ~csi Of 'h-
c. 4 =. tracks aud also Of Water
Task Hill east Of the tracks. About
five O'Clock the Scinforccmcnis ar.
rived from Triaidsd.
upoa the arrival Of tho reinforce.
meats Il was decided TO try TO dis
hodge tho strikers from the hill just
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21
Pres. Wilsoa's War Messaae

Such = salute GeserAi Huer,a has
refused. ssd I have rome TO ask your
approval and support In the course !
now purpose 10 pursue,
This government can. earnest
~ hope. In no circumstances. bs
forced isio var with the people oi
Mexico. Mexico Is torn BY civil
strife. " ~s are To accept the tests
oi its ous constitutions. il has no
sovessmesl. Genefsi HaeriA has
set his power up In the city OF MsHi'
co such ~ II is. ~ithoat SiEht and b.
methods f6S which there .sh De- no
jus,ifiestios, Osiy part OF the eoas-
Try is uades eonSsOi. II srmei cos
fiies sAosiA ushsppiiy come - re-
suit of his attitude Of p~rsonsi re-
s~aimeal toward this EoSesnmea,.
NC should be fixhtinE oniy Gsherai
iiuefiA and thereby oatS To restore
10 tho people Of the distracted re-
public tho oppossaaiiS TO ss' up
axain their o~n ia~s and their o~n
|sosesaneai.
'isal I s~ssesiiy hope that var j.
not ao~ is ue>iboa, believe that !
s,esk fos tho AmesisAa people shea
! say that NC rot desire to .os'soi IN
asy degree the affair oI oas sister
sepabiir. Our teeiiss sos the people
Of M~xiro !. use Of deep aad Sen-
lsise Friendship. saa everything that
ue have 80 tar doao OF foffain~-s
fso0 doisE has proceeded from "as
desire to help lhsm. not la hinder os
smbsrass then w- ~oaid not ~isl'
-ses To exercise the good osii.-~ os
tsissd.hip ~ishoat their s..eoH-
sad ssn.ses,. The people "s M-sisa
arr sntitiea to settle their osn do
m~ssir affairs The pr-s-a' si,uai'"sa
s~~i have noas OF th rssss- sonp'i-
sas,oss os iairsf-seasv u NC deal
With Il Psom.siy. tisnis and ~i'h
ulsaom.
NO dos,bl I sos,ia do What il
ses~ssAsy in the circumstances to ea'
fasse respect .sr our government
without teeosf.r In the soasfese. aaa
set not sAs--d my constitutional
po~ess ss psesideas: but I do not
/ ~.sh 10 ACT In . msssrs possibly o'
80 grave consequences except in .ius-
coat-sease aud cooperation With
both the seaai. sad ho-ssr.
- therefore. .otre TO ask yoaf sl''
psosAl that I shoata usc the asnst'
forces ut the ta,led states In such
usys and 10 such sa esirai a. nss
bc Necessary to ubSaia from G-r-sai
ilursta and his sdhes~asx the fullest
scsousiiioa of the rights aud dignity
lot The tniied States. ssca amidst
the distressing conditions ua~ ua-
happily oblAiaisx IL Mexico.
''Thcsv cas-. II shat ~~ do. b~ NO
thought Of axHs~s~ioa OF of selfish
assYAndlcm~at. We s~.k in main
lain the dixniiy and authority Of the
Uail~d SlAlcs oaiy because ~- Wish
always to kcrp our xtes, intiuen.S
urim 9aisvd Tor tho us~s of liberty.
both in the caiied States aud ~hc'-
ever else IL saay BE- employed for the
bcncfil Of mankind.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21

BAD breath. bitter taste. dissincss
sad . seassai "ao account feeling
h . sure si4a Of torpid liver. HER.
Dine 10 the medicine needed. II
makes the liver active. sisaiiscs the
blood. regulates the bowels and re.
stores . fine feeling or energy and
eheerfuiness. Price soc. Sold By the
uaesnan Drug O..
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21
eee:s Of i,,ss: i2s!c; s!.y ss,,n,x e Toledo. ss.

Dkste Of Ohio. city Of Toledo. l.,
Lucas Ccnnty.
Frank y. Cheney makes ostt ths, n. I,
aen,cr partner Of tho fifm of r = Crc.t y
4 Co, doinr businesa in tho CITY Of 10
le6c. County and etate aforesaid as-
iAsiSykeb' isiS S:y'k Be polhlss M iss iss .ss . sai sf PEE "
efv case Of ca!arrh that. Sans2, bs au.
ty tho use Of HALLE SAfAkSA SYnE
Sworn to bsfofe ma and suhscftbed Ia
my -prcscnco, this 9Th day OF December.
a. b. 1856
(DcaD A. w, GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Ifaifs Catnrri, Cure IA taken internally
and acts directly upon tho blood and mu.
cous surfaces OF tho SYSTEM. Bend Tor
testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. S5c.
fats 1sIls Family Puts t0e eens:ioss,9n.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21

II you cough aii nisht you set nc
rest. nor does anyone else In the
house. Keep within reach a bottle
Of BALLARD's H0REHOuND sYR.
UP. Il d then easy 70 stop the ticki.
ing which causes the cough. when
ever Il appears. Price $50. soc and
31.OO per bottle. Sole, by tho HAus-
man Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-21
en-. NAN TELLS
Own s1oRY

sosssasssa ss.o 80, ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-12
SELECTING GOOD SEED OF
CORN AND GRAIN soReHUMS
By ]. o. MORGAN.

Z Maturity Is the first consideration
in selecting good seed corn. II ears
are pulled before they are mature, the
kernels will shrivel and will not pro-
duce vigorous plants. AS soon as the
corn is thoroughly ripe, take a sack
and walk slowly along each row, let
ting the eye have sufficient time to
size up each plant. The seed for
planting should be selected only from
plants that show a decided tendency
to yield well-plants producing two
or more good ears are to be preferred.
The stalks should be OF good size at
the base, gradually tapering, not
necessarily tall. Strong. vigorous
stalks Of medium height generally pro-
duce the best ears. The ear should
be borne at a medium height on the
stalk Plants that bear their ears
high up on the stalk blow down easily.
The shank, or portion that joins the
ear to the stalk, should be Of medium
size and Of sufficient length that the
ear may hang with tip down. Ears
that are borne upright on the stem
damage easily in wet weather. Select
from stalks without suckers. Suck
ering is an undesirable characteristic
and is to a certain extent hereditary.
Avoid the large ears on stalks stand.
ing singly with an unusual amount of
space around them. They will not
necessarily have a high producing
power.
About twice as much seed as is
required for planting should be select.
ed so that sufficient seed will remain
after the ears of low terminating
power have been discarded when the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-12
THE ELEcTRlFlcATloN OF THE
COLLEGE LINE.

The industry not yet completed OF
the greatest Importance to the bust.
ness interests in Bryan, only second
TO the construction OF the railroad
into the bottom. is the electrifcation
Of the College line. The establishment
OF dependable, frequent service to the
. college would mean from fifteen to
twenty families moving at once to
Bryan. This means thousands OF dol.
lars added to the commerce of the
city. Bryan cannot afford to allow un.
necessary delay in this improvement
Some plan should be worked out by
the business men in conjunction with
the management OF the line whereby
this work can be pushed to an early
completion. A very little assistance
We understand. will enable the work
to proceed with vigor, enabling the
line to give rapid service at a very
early date. Every effort should be put
forth to this much desired accom-
plishment
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-12

well that they seem likely to come to
srief, One wonders what we'd say
II England sent ball team over here.
Speaking OF luxurious golf links,
what's the matter with the course at
shlnnecock Hills, l.. l.? Nearly a
million dollars in all have been spent
on the shInnecock links, much of
which was subscribed by wealthy men
In and about New York City. The
course Is now ranked among the
greatest In the world.
frankie Moran, the Chicago 13S.
pound battler, has returned home
from trip TO the Pacific coast. He
fought several important battles In
California. Moran intends to make
Chicago his home, and through his
manager, Mate Taylor, he has issued
challenge to all 13S.pound fighters.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-12
HOUSTON MARKET REVIEW.

Houston, Tex, Aug 12.-of timely
and reassurlng interest are the re.
ports, and official. too. that the United
States government is preparing
means TO finance the cotton crop and
that New York bankers also plan TO
advance the cotton growers 100000.
900 at the rate OF $40 per bale TO
assist In the gradual marketing OF the
staple. II Is their wish. as well as
the growers. that higher prices pre-.
vail for cotton and their advances Of
actual cash will assure the planter
funds for immediate needs and larger
profits through gradual marketing.
On the whole business is readJust.
ing itself from the shock OF ten days
ago when some European crowned
feet were stepped on and the greatest
OF modern wars started. II is appar.
ent now that America will benefit i'm
mensely. Marketing OF the cotton
crop appeared as the only big prob.
lem. but with two great forces-tbe
United States government and New
York banking misunderstanding i'm.
mediate money 10 the growers. the
last crowd was swept away and the
growers may safely look forward to n
most successful year.
The world must be clothed. II must
be fed, war or peace. In war destruc.
ton demands increased supplies.
higher prices prevail and the lucky
holder OF supplies reaps the harvest.
In the present case with all Europe
at war America holds the balance OF
power in supplies and in a short time
"a few weeks-may dictate hep own
prices.
The government crop report Just Is
sued shows food crops high above the
average.
When Liverpool actually resumes
business in cotton spots in time Of
war It is certain that conditions are
favorable. II German fleets may be
kept of the high seas by the British
and French. shipments will resume
Immediately. ana the white flow OF
American cotton will be stronger than
ever the yellow flow OF gold Europe
Is now demanding for war purposes.
food and supplies.