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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
0emeime 8arrifatxres.
Cqruf. Seurs @OOS DON SObn 9Dp
Tins in Der y. q. Sribune.)

Cprof. Senrp @ooo DON Sobn 9op'
Inns in Der y. .. Sribuns.)
gDGbrsnb bic gang. Gbriitenhit Dor
Der BON ben 9eutIdeu in a0spen an
asritteten 3erftOruns nnS DOT ben
nsuen, bur6 in bas bi4t bepoliert.
qntperpen binsiugeidIeuberte 3spp.'
lin.gomben bsrporgerufenen ariess'
ictreden i4aubsrt, pdbrenb iid bic
bisFse Wlsni6b,it in tiefem S6n.i'
asn uub geIentt.n Suuptes bic Irds:
Surles., Oh ar biss ieiu miiiis. fo'
bright unfere qrsTe tiiniili4 Elm Dor
urtbeil unb peroammt Die Gnsei6ul'
oigten, gerabe dIs OBJ uuiere ameri'a'
niit,n Sas.sblattsr nit Der gollitre'
dung Der g0ttIiasn @orIebuHs betraui
Dorben pGren.
Sbr. Gonntass aurriiutur .D;.
8eoer,shr Der @oth.n", uuo bdr,,
audi bic in Der .1ribune1 sri8isnsne
,syrau.n unb ainber Doran!" 5sussn
tppbI .aum oapon, bab iib.r Elm I'M
ouaiprstIif stobes unsIiid in be3en.
Ter Wsiis 9strndtungsn anssiteu'
iporoen fiub, ipenn man bier BON Be
tradtungsn iiberbaupt rsben tann.
OieIe aorritatnren iinb 8ranbfodsIn,
bic Dor ben alusen BON GauisnSsn
bon sritaunten uno iih bdsseer auf'
lsbnenbsn amerifanii6en Sira,rn
9.i6mungtn fperben, pon bsntn oisls
= ipie Der S4rsiber bi.tfr 3eilen -
peber b.utfd seboren nod bon bent'
ider Qlbitammune iinb uno Die tros.
bem ra5 gspubtisin babsn 9sutfd.
lamb NIB ben bonn 9eutfden Rei9e
in Der 0eIt oertretensn grinSipien &c.
ssniibsr Elm iiber3sustss aobalitGtss
sefiibl fduIOig su fein, bag nit ge5us
auf auItur unb 2sbsu BON Ghnli6sr
gsbsutung 1T, tpis bic soufe ODn gr.
tpu6isnsn in elmer rsiigi0fen Ge.
meinbs.
Sbr &arritaturilt unb Der GissH.
tbiimsr Sbres glatt.s niien beibe,
bab Seutidlanb cine amtli6t grili.
rung bariib.r peroffentliht bat, bab
Der BEL Naat iiber Intp.rpsn ireu.
5snbe Zeppelin bas eortiss arIsunl
aufs aDrn nabm uHb bab bic 3iDils
bsD0l,srung 21fpens in psrrGtbsrri.
i6er @siis bic seT6pa9te bsutfhe
9siabung aneriff pdbrenb bic beui-
ihen Rsgimsnter sinsn atusfal unter.
nabmen.
Gs sisbt I4limmtre Bomber, Serr
Rsoaitsur, aIs bic 3eppelini9eH. unb
ba5u seb0rsn Sbre beioen aurriiutu.
rem bic obHs Riidii6t auf bic Gsfese
bss Qnitanbes unb Der llnparisilih.
teit gesen Gin Doll s.riAtst iinb. DON
bem Sic in 3utunft nod Disl @utes
lernen tDHuttn, ipenn Sie auh Biz
jebt bon oielem @olie ipeber etipuB
selernt, nod ben Willen ssssist babeu.
ettpas BON inn gu Ierner.
Cine Rsbaition, ipelfe bic 0sr6fs
fentIidung bieler semeinen 3errbilbsr
sutbieb, psrbient nidt mebr adiuns
dls cine ipubHiiiluige petrolsuis inter
Der fran3Siifaen Commune bss SAB.
res 1870.
Sdrsibr bisFes III stpar iein BRO.
pbet, absr er iisbt suDerii&tli4 b.m
Sag entgesen, tpenn ale ipabrbast
tii6tigen Glemsnie in ben 9srsinigtsn
StuateH DielIsibt iosar aud bic
.5ribuns" = bic unp.rgsbli9en BE.
leibisungen unb G9mGbunsen berg.
lih bebauern ipsrben, bic fih iebt iibsr
Elm @olt srgisben, bas in alien GU
ten unb Sd5nen eng NIT uns bsr,
fuiipft III: bas sin5ige Bolt inter
ben eurppGifheu @robmG4ien. bds
uns nj. nit ffesltn @ugsn unssiebsn
unb basislbs WoIi, bos uniertm glor.
ben 10 Disle sbls uaturaliiirts Hiirs,r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
j3m.i &aiierbilber.

Die rgbicasper Sribune" ftellt ii6
perlegen. Sic oermas, tpis lie fugi,
niht feit5uftelen, psl3es bas ri6tige
Bib oum adiier 1T: 0as Bib, mel.
9es man in England, Jrantreid,
9ublanb unb gslgien bon ibm entz
tpirft, ober bus iamsiaelbaffe Bib,
fpeI4es bic einmiitbise llnteritiisung
herporbringt, bic bas 0sutf6e @olt benz
&uifer gerpdbrt. 2orb Gur5pn nennc
ben Gaiier einen SaImisHapoleon. ges
nau 10 Nib pie bieier; bas oeutffs
Bolt perebre i6n uls einen Jriebens-
enseI, Der nur in Guberiter gfotbpebr
bas S4pert ge3c9en babe. Sn bieIem
niberipre6enDen llrt6eil, fogt bas
Gbicagoer 9lutt, lam es ii9 ni6t 5us
redtfinben unb fiigt gum S9lub bin>
81, bab man 9oltsitr6mungen ni6t
ridtis au ertennen Derm0ge. 10 ldngs
Elm Wunn iiber oas S6ididl bon
Wilionen sntifeioet.
Disis RatbIoiistsit Der ,Gbicago
Tribune" III eigentbImli6. siterIib
rsift bod ibr llrtbeilsberm0sen 10
ipeit Inn gu ptHen, baB 1Seinbs ibren
@esnern feline Geredtigteit miosrfab.
rem laiIeH, ibre S4ilOerungen bemna3
ni6t als 5uDerldfig selten tonnen.
8eim beutf9eu @olte III pobl sbens
fdls cine getpifTe @oreingenommenheit
pabrfdsinlid, aber es bleibt bod in
bidem Sale Der iDidtise pantt gu be-
benien, bab bem bsutfdeu Bolte aus
Dem jesiseu sfriese fold fiirdterlifr
QeibsH erpd4fen, bab es Ni6erli4
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8sm ariessidauplat.

mir t6nnen unTeren 2sTern, bic
flare unb aud berubissnbs gustunrt
iibsr ben Sang Der greigniiie auf benz
&risssi6aupIos Diiniten, ni6t briH'
gen0 ssnug elnpfebIsn, Die 2onooHsr
9epeiden pom Sonntas unb aud
pom Samitag nod einmaI iorgfdltig
gu leIen. mir t0rnen Dem aonbonsr
aOrreiponDenten, Der offenbdr ppn
ensliI8en MiIitdr.9ypsrtsn berutbsn
ipire. ni9t bos 3eusnib Derpsigern,
bab er Die Srtegslase ru6ig ilnb oers
niiuftie ulffabt. gs tommt oarin Der
sine lo5snslpsrtbe aarattersus Der
GnelGnOer gum 2lusbrud. bab iie iit
nidt ieIbit beIiigsn. SH GnsIanO sebt
man offsnbar BON Der qnii6t aus unc
Il. lit ia aud ftpn mebrmals aiissss
iproten porh>n, bab bic JrunSoisn
ibrer RiebsrIage nitt sntssben tDnnen
unb oab bic Ssutiben nidt 6ur6
SpIOaten, ionoern burd bic 3sit uno
bic pstmsintIi4sn sroben 8inan5trGfts
@nglanps iiberpunoen perbeu t0nnen.
ober ipie Der englii9 S6uBtun5ler
Oas ausesbriidt bat, bic 9eutihsn
iperbsn ni6t nit glsituseln, iOnbern
nit silbertugsln geidlagsn ipsrbsn.
Wsnn mir aud bas ebsufnus fir cine
SquiIion 9alten, 70 perbleibt bod Die
Sbatiads oab bic 2onboner Be
ri6te ii6 0urh beiOnnsnes urtbeil be-
mertbar MAIDEN, i'm @sesnIab gu be-
nen aug @uris uno CT. petersburg,
bic gdn5Ii4 bon Der p6antaiie be-
berri9t per6en unb Sisse srbidten.
Gs mag isin, bab ipatsr, penn bic
grfolge Der 9eutifpn SOffnungsloiiss
felt i'm feinOIiten Eager Reroorrufsn,
Der aaratter Der 2onboner Sepei6en
cine asHbsruns gum sdIedtsrsn ers
lsibet. @prlGufis itrb iis ie6r eins
iittspol gsbaIteu. Tas trifft gang
bsionbera uuf ben paiTus TN 9eri6t
pom Sonntas gu. fpsIdr luutet:
rMan 1T ii4 bier pOl 6etuubt, bub
Der Riid3ug BEG rs9tsn beutIdsn Glii-
gels uno beg reften Gentrums, aus
msl6em Grunbe er aud srfoIgt 1T, fiir
ben Qusgdng Der S8Iadt niht mabs
asbsnb 1T un6 bab, sernbe 70 ipis Die
griten urb 5ran5oIen Iid na6 ibrem
Iungen Rid3ua seiummelt buben une
CUR Offeniibe iibergsgdngsn 'inb. aud
bic Teutffen i'm Stanbe iein i6nnen
unb perbsn. bas Glsi6s su t6un.
9as qu6Iitum ipirb seipnrnt, 6nb
bic jebiss Sitnution MIR bic erite
g6uIe elmer groben Sf,la6t 1T unb
bic Sf)la9t isIbft nur Der 9tnfans eis
neg gfisfentampfss spii6en ben 0as
tionen, Der anbausrn pirb, iolangs oie
Sauptdrmeen intatt iin6, pie bies jebt
Der Tua it,"
8eiier lnb aufriftigsr lam Die
Sa6laes ni9t DdrgeItellt tperben. @ir
t6nnsn oieien geri6t MIR nod nit eis
ner 9arlegung Der 9frfibten srsdn5en.
parum mir nit geItimmtbeit bdrnuf
re6nen, bab bas franSoiiife Seer nuss
einanbergeiprengt perben pirb. Gs 1T
jebt feititsbenb, bub Rliblanb in obiebs
burer 3sit, penn iibsrbaupt, nidt i'm
Stdnbe fein ipirb. cine nennensperthe
Siberiion in oerRihtuns nad,Deitf9,
lamb gu MAIDEN. Dus bat aur notbnens
bisen 5olss, bab bic Sronaofsn uuf bi.
ibnen 5u Ssbote itsbenben StreittrGfts
beidrdntt iinO, benn mas bic gnus
ldnber nod su lisfern nermSssn, III
unDsisntIi4. miro ia BON ibret Geits
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
S6meiler llrisOs'@i(fsuuein
Der SiIisionbs fir bic altc Seimatl
bctrGst ioucit $2193.
gsameu Der saHmel.aiite go. 2.

Ter sftpei5er ariessbilis.8ereia,
lpelfcr iid fiirblib unter oem 8oriis
6es gsraiioenten Charles stiiii3i,
SdyasmeiIter GoniuI 90. Sutbp, st
nan3ietrctar ). 9eo6er iab arototoll'
Setretar g. 9ebner, iolpie oes SfrusI.
ser Gamen.@ereins orgariiirte. nm
@elScr fir Die nothleioenoen Sd)pei'
Ser in Der aIten Seimatb 5u ianinteln,
1T NIT bem bisbcrisen &einltat Der
GamniIunaen iebr suirieoen.
Iie SpierniIligtcit Der bieiiaen
Sdmei5er III cine iebr grobe lno Ian.
len tagIif @eIoer bel Dem aoninl
unS burt Die SommIung Der Gnmen
bes Sdapcioer .@ereins ein. Der @e-
iainntbetrdg, ipeId)er big iett bel benz
Sdatreiiter aoriul 9igtbp eingelau'
len lit. betrdst Die Smtme poil
S2t93.70.
2iite q o. 2.
Ger Sdpcijer aoniuI Gbm. 2ut6p
nelSet uno pcroanft folgenoe peitrre
geiirGee fir bic 9otbleioeneen in oct
Shneij:
gisherine Weitrcde.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14

81 pertbciSsen ibr 2ano eeeen ieino'
lid)e Scroen!
Der Sies ilno Der 5rieben lei ibnen
beifeert.
9rciit ocn SimmeI, oob enolid mir
itei iino geluoroen
9eft iiegc Diniort - an ieglideHl
Srt.
llnS bieS 1T Der @abIipruh: sci
Soft unier Sortl"
ltnO oas iscrrrbeidete Banner
ipcbt iiegreid allein
Sn Der Seimatb Der SeiSen, I'm
2nil6e Der Srei'nl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14
@Omtas, ben IA. Septembcr 1914.
Der glaptonI6en antis9ruit4

.Sn oer GIapton10en Nntls2ru1tE
Bill bat man cine Semperen5. .Mabs
reeel gefunpsn. 0ieie perbietet bic
8sfDrberung Opn Waaren nad Staa.
ten, no bic @aaren niht pertauit
lpsrben Diirfsn. mas natiirli6 nur auf
seiitiee @etrGnte ge5rg bat. Der
3ipet bes poragrapben 1T. Die on
peri9iebenen Stellen BON ben Serihs
ten bur6l6derte aenbon Webbe9ill
burd Elm itrengeres @eTeB gu eriesen.
gs 1T Der aIte Sniff, DOR pem publis
fum 5reiiinn gu beudeln uno binterz
riids bic 9robibition gu unteritisen.
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I'm 9eIb 3ur @erbatune bes

I'm 9eIb our 9srbiitune Oes
9efi3ita auf3ubrineen, haben Die be-
motratiideH Wttteliebsr bes Sausz
8ommittess fir Mittel unp Wege be-
idlofisn. auf 5raatiaeine cine Steusr
bon Drei prOSent Der 5ra6tiumme
aufsusrlesen. 0as piirpe eine birette
gelaitung bss @oltes bon 63 Millios
men Dollars bas sSabr unb einc inbis
rette geloituns gum speifaden Be-
TRACE bieier Summe iein, ba betannt-
lid, mas natiirlib bic temotrdtii4en
Setonomen ni6t tpiFen, ieoe gr-
b6bung bss Waurenprsifes on Der
Aueae eine tpeitere @rbDbuns in benz
Wabs, als Waaren ron Sano gu
Sanb geben, bepirtt. gs lit taum
bentbar, bab Der YrdiiOcnt eine iolae
Gtnnnbmeduells, bic in Sriebensseiten
cine Sermalmenbe Sriegsiteuer aufers
legen pirbe, sutbeiben tDnnte.
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G9e bic belgif6e apmmiH!on benz
pr1Iibenten ibre S9auermdbr bon
beutI6en 9rGuelt6uten ersG6lt bat, lit
ibr cine sriinbIthe Wibcrlegung BON
ben RorreipDnbenten gu tbeil eetpor.
ben, bic BEL Der oeutIten 4rmee In
8elsier gepeisn iinb unD 0ffent!i6 Die
grtlGrung abgegeben baben, tpie mir
tie por einigen Sagen teri6tet, bar
Die beutI6eH Sploaten bic gibtliIten
nit Der sr0Bten Sdonuns bebanbeIn.
Sieies 3eugnib 1T I'm 70 rpertbpOlsr,
als es DON &oreriponDenten amerita>
nifder gIdtter abgesetsn tpirb, bic
aug ibrer beutf6feinbliten 9eiinuung
tein Sebl MAIDEN. Nern Der grds
iibert ben geri6t Der gelgier entses
eeneenommen bat, ioQte er ibusn la
gen, pos bic Wabrbeit unb Die Ser.
nunft gebietsn, ndmIit, baB s,nisiti.
ee5 3eugntB tpert6los it, Sm uebri=
gen iiuo Die 2lngaten per 9elgisr bsrz
art. boB ibnen bic 2iigs CT Der Stirn
eei6rieben ftebt. So pirb er3dblt,
beuti6e Solbaten bdttsn elm 6aus in
9ronb geitedt unb gepliinoert unb ben
8eipohner beg Souies mi. Ieiner Srau
fDrtgefiibrt, Die iSrnu bdtRn lie.
ua6bem iie 5ipeiWeilsn nett gei9leppt
4pOrOen mar, laufen iaiien uab als
iie iia entfernte, batten bic SoIoutsu
auf iie geidofsn. Cine herartise Ins
qabe tann man BRETT als cine frede
2iige be5ei6nen. Giner iol6en Sanbs
lung finb beutf6e So!outen nidt fGs
big. 9rauiamtetten begehen nur
sSeiglinge urb Der i6Iimmite GeinD
ipirD ben beuti6en Splbatsn nidt
na4faseH tGnnen, bab iis Seiglinse
finb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14

itellte, als es ii9 barum banbelte, ben
Sessfiionstrisg gu einem issrei9en
enbe gu fiibren."
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IotaI .... .S2f93, 20
Scuic slbenb fin6et bic ip5hentIiHr
s'eridmmliing bes SiIfsbereins in
ben @d,men Der Sdipei5er Wdnner.
aor.$allG 30, 1919 Wins gtrabs
iiatt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-13
COMMANDING FIGURE
IN FREN CHI HPI JBLIC LIFE

venerable grandmother Just about
to leave 1t. Our customs, our quar-
rels. our thoughts are fruitful mat
tiers of reflection, above all when
America can draw some practical
conclusions from them. But our old.
continent appears worn out to the
American. a violent history has forl
long turned and turned its SOIL with
ploughshare. It has made America,
that is the main thing. since Is is
America that must renew, not yet
perhaps its culture though Amer
lean culture cannot be yunderrated
but above all and before all by the!
strong examples % life the profound
conditions Of Its activity. There
can be no question Of Europeanizing
America. But history will show
whether Europe will be American
lied by the irresistible virtue Of the
model.
Thus American opinion, unaf-
fected by any personal interest in
this redoubtable affair, can produce
an absolutely unbiased judgment. ;,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-13
viii! Statesman Of Long Ser
vice Remain although He
Holds No Office Now.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Associated

Correspondence Of the Associated
Press).
BORDEAUX, Nov. 13.-Georges
EClemenceau, although he holds office
no longer. still remains one Of the
commanding figures in French public
life.
1t is now forty-four years since he
came to Bordeaux as a member Of
the National Assembly. Even then
when all appeared lost. he declared
that France would rise again and
yindicate herself, and he has worked
ceaselessly throughout hiD long and
brilliant career to bring about the
realization. 1t was with that end
in view that he effected the under
standing with England, SO fruitful
in its results not only on French for
tional character.
He is back in Bordeaux once more
under greatly different circum-
stances. His only regret is that he
may not live to see the end Of the
great epoch through which Europe is
beginning to pass.
Installed in modest apartment,
he works all day and far into the
night directing his newspaper.
.9Homme Enchaine'' The Man in
the Chains) so called as a protest
against the unintelligent application
Of the censorship. Strong and Wig
orous notwithstanding his seventy
years, his eloquent eyes fash beneath
his busy brows as he Epeaks OF
Frances magnificent effort. MIL
lions Of Frenchmen daily read those
articles instinct with the spirit Of
enlightened patriotism into which
the ex-premier puts the best he has
to give. Sometimes they contain
trenchant criticism of mismanage-l
lment in some public department..
which his high sense of duty attach
ling to his great influence induced
him to speak, criticisms which have
always been fruitful in good results.
No one in France understands bet
| ter. probably, than Georges Clemen-
ceau American ideals and aspira-
ions. TIE American public. hei
writes in one of his latest articles;
inspired the utterance of certain
men in America which he construe.iI
as indicating a pro-French sympathy,
Ifs by nature. very independent. IT.
watches closely its own affairs. but
at the same time remains always
open to questions Of general interest
which make for the conquest Of thel
right among nations. the highest as
piration Of humanity. II the noblsl
demands Of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence are anchored Units heart,
any idea Of international propaganda
I is vigorously banished from itsI
Thought. Everything is concentrated
I'm the ardent daily labor. America
has no time to givc y the charms of
doctrines unless strongly. supported
by facts. The properly authenticated
fact is for American opinion, the |
natural foundation Of all thinking;
which does not exclude an ideaiisn,
the best part Of which should bel
realty. s.
Is America considers Europe yisSi
| the eye, interested tender and even
lpityinf nth which the ezfiinE man
lust eetnhtH lts6 i66l. % o6 tlso
.t1tI1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-13

A Cleveland woodworker has
mounted a work bench on wheels
and tows it behind his automobile:I
using the power Of the latter to drive
a band saw and other tools. III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

continued On Fourth FaseJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22
MUST SPECIALIZE
IN RAISING WEED
RAISE SPECIAL TYPES OF TO-
BACCO IN PARTICULAR
SECTIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March Ell
Each important tobacco district or the
United States produces type or to-
bacco for special purposes of manu-
facture. The handling of crop
must vary according to the type of
leaf desired, and therefore, according
to the particular districts where it
is grown.
The United States department of
agriculture has Just issued a bulletin
on Tobacco culture which recon-
mends methods for the production of
various American types.
The bulletin emphasizes the fact
that overproduction is a constant
menace in all tho established centers
of tobacco growing and that the de-
velopment of the industry In new sec
tions on large scale Ii hardly advis-
able at present Another reason why
tobacco culture in untried sections
may result In failure Is that the, leaf
produced will not be quite right in
type, and therefore 1t will not And a
satisfactory market
The commercial value of tobacco
is influenced to a greater degree by
particular soil and climatic conditions
than is that of almost any other inn
portant crop. This has caused the
industry to become highly specialized
and the trade looks regularly to we'll
|. - - = ,Essi,rxts Is Z -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22
TOBACCO COMPANY
ISSUES new STOCK

Ldggett & Myers Tobacco compa-
ny have declared a second extra div
idend of per cent on the common
stock. and announced its intention Of
selling $T,376100 preferred stock to
increase working capital.
{. The company reports earnings in
1913 equal to 2S per cent on the COM
mon stock. against IS $40 per cent
in 1912. the increased cost OF leaf
tobacco and greater competition be-
Ing influences.
c. G. Dula, president, said expe-
rience had borne out his statement
a year ago that the company had
commenced business with sufficient
capital. He added:
THE amount withheld from net
earnings applicable to dividends up
on the common stock in the two years
OF the company's operations is equal
to more than one-half OF the total
amount Of outstanding preferred
stock. Even with this addition to
its resources. the company has found
1t necessary to borrow considerable
funds with which TO make Its neces-
airy purchases during tho early part
OF the year, which is the leaf buying
season.
directors feel that 1t would be
unjust to common stockholders to
push to an extreme the policy Of
accommodating these additional re-
sources from the earnings which are
fairly distributable as dividends upon
the common stock. and the only al
tentative is to procure the necessary
money through increased capitaliza-
ton"
Net profits were $s14.207 below
1912. There was $l943.441 carried
TO surplus, = decrease OF $3,603,SS7.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22

Robersonville. in Martin county.
North Carolina, is one OF the thriv-
lnE towns along the Rocky Mount
Plymouth branch of the Atlantic
Coast Line has edged further into the
-slass Of tewns that soan assume the
name Of city, when this week II was
announced that a $500 opera house
md bank building would be included
y IN the acquisition in the early spring.
There have just been completed by
Architect Harry r. Wagner. OF this
.ity, plans for this modern structure,
which will be two stories In height,
A with 1.-THE hank located on the first
1oor and the auditorium upstairs.
ana the contract 10 to be awarded
auring the present month BY Mrs.
ID Il. Parker. & s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22
FEBRUARY SALES
BEAT LAST YEAR

WINSTON-SA LEI, y. c., March
21.-As will be seen below, tobacco
farmers hands. There are twenty
five markets reported. and Winston
Salem sold more than one-fourth of
the total sales of the twenty-five mar
kets. While the sales in the State
during February exceeded the sales
Of the corresponding month of last
year, more than five million pounds
but it viii be remembered that sales
for January, 1914. fell behind jan
uary. 1918. considerable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22
DOUBLE TRACK NOW
TO NORTH CAROLINA
Coast Line Places Obstacles
In the Way of Danger Along
Its Line.
BIG TRAVEL TO FLORIDA
FROM FRICID NORTH
Completion Of Vast Improve
ments Contemplated by Early
Next Winter to Accommodate
Expected Demand.

ROCKY MOUNT, ". c.. March FL.
--~sixty-three miles of territory. di-
vided into five subsections along the
main line Of the Atlantic Coast Line
between Selma and Parkton. will this
year. most assuredly. be the most
active railroad building in the State.
IL not In many States With all con-
crete pillars and abutments in place
for the ravfnes and water courses.
the Atlantic Coast Line engineering
department has subdivided this six
ty-three miles OF territory with the
express stipulation that all grading
must be completed and track laid
ready for the first train to be operat-
ed over the entire course by Septem
her LIST
While there are no announcements
forthcoming thus far in advance. II
IN generally thought with some little
foundation from rumors In railroad
circles that the Atlantic Coast Line
Is causing q completion OF this dou-
BILE tracking in 81 short time IN
order that during the fall OF the year
and Deeeu her freight travel may
parlance as the Settling" and that
en- the advent OF the tourist travel
for Florida next year. which starts
In January, Il can he han died over
this double tracking. The winter
tourist travel next year for Florida.
80 rumor has f. will be larger than
ever and at Washington City the
Coast Line may take South to Jack
sonyille q Pennsylvania tourist train
from pitfsburg or Cleveland, or else
at Richmond there may be taken a
lshesa peake and Ohio tourist train
from Chicago, Cincinnati and Indian
spolis. this 10 be handled through TO
Florida.
with the completion this week OF
I've new double tracking between
Pleasant Hill and Petersburg. and
this being put into use. coupled with
he work that tho contract calls for
completion September LIST. the At
tantic Coast Line will be equipped
With 2a5 miles OF a. fine roadbed ms
there is In the South, equipped
Throughout. with telephone dispatch
ing service, electric interlocking sig
nais and with ballasted rcadbed that
will accommodate the heaviest trains.
J The double tracking as planned THIS
year will care FOR practically every
point where a possible congestion oi
traffic might occur along the main
ane from Washington to Florida