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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26

aen5ie, lin Union Bethel ipobnbdit,
All, oIs er nuf Der Sobe Der Gtnie1,
ser gentrnlbriife niisglitt nno Biz
slinr sSnbe oerfelben binnbrollfe. SIC.
aen5in fano i'm itabtiiden Soipital
anfnabnle.
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iuobnboft, 5u, als lie auf eiiter eis.
fIdte inter benz giaoiift OH Der Geltn
GtraBe nicbcriiel. Gie gerlebtc IieR
lid ntitteiit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fiadj
ibrer Mohnnna iiberfiihren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26

9tepgorf, 25. Ge6ruor. Quaet.:
rRpproam" bon Rotterodm; .Slpm~
bic "ppn Soutbampton; .Dpinst" bon
Stbau; nRo6ombeau" bon Sapre.
Ibgeg.: p@aierta" uah 9euua;
D2apIano" mad 2lntperpeu; r2a 2ors
ratne" nab 6apre.
2ueenstopn. Gnget.: .4Iauz
nia" pon Bolton.
Srteit. glnget.: rgarpothta" BON
Retp Yort.
Gibraltar. 2lnset.: rStaIta@
bon Dem Yprt.
Gberbours. anget.: Bring
5riebrih Wilbelm" BON Rerp gort.
2tnerpool. 4bges.: sWerioTA
nah philaoelpbid.
palermo. Abgeg.; .GoHDpic@
mad goitpn.
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IN louisville, ap., Itattiiuoeroen "a.
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fd,eu Sanserbunoesl
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Wonate con Gem 3eitpunfte, no mir
gud, gum 34iien Singerieiie bes
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Der 3eitltn6t 9ouispille 5n berpiIl-.
fonrnen Die sSreiioe baben tueroen
lie 3eit wiro raid peraeben. ipie
plobIid) metocn bic ionnigeu Ioge
bohilufberoen oeutifen 0ebens,
ourfitront bonn 6eiite bes oeiitihen
2iebes nno bon oeutIher Sdnserr
irotIiffsit, ibre glnfnnit berfiinben
go firS oleie Sponne aid lit, mir
fonnen giidb fnittbeilen, 6oB bic ar.
beiten. gum Gseite bier on Srt nno
Gteue ihneIIiien 2empos ibrer Boil
enblina erfaegenaeben. Seit Wo.
nnten id,om Itebt 2ouispille i'm 3ei.
d,en bes G1naerieites. an oeilen
8eIingeil Die gan5e 9epolferimg Den
inniaiien antbcil rimmt.
gsie mir bos Saneerieit geplant
Enttgn, oils es uns oui unjer eriuhefl
Dor efIpa orei ssnbren in Miiiuoufee
iibcrtroaen purSe. 10 mirb es aud,
sur ausfiibruns fonmen. Gs ioll
cine annoeebuRs geinnsliden Stre.
bclls unc ocntiher 5robnatur iein.
oeren soloene Gtunoen in Der Grin.
nernng zines jeoen 9beilnebmers
iortieben sperben. Sier griibt Gud
Der oentide gang uno aeiitildp' 9
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Guh bersIib pillfommen.
lie niefiae 5eitbeboroe bat sn h.
Ter groBen 5rei,oe iuobrgencmmen,
bnE 3nblreidbe BiiubesDereine iid 5iir
1beiInnbn,e nm s1neerieit entihloi'
fen iMb itre aiimelolnlg DollSogerl
boben. Mn bic ani Den aninel0ebo,
gen febIenoen yereine eraeht hiernlii
bic ebenic frei,noIifc lpie oringenoe
1itfR. 0ieier nnierer nodlnlaliaei
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entiptedeil unb mns BON ihrem ent.
ihluIIe bnIbsn0glihii su benodrid'
tioen. Ins Gonispiller Sdngerfeil
fol- eine Sanlmelit1tte nller Gereing
nnierrS WunOes iein. ie sroBer bie
an5abI unierer @1ite, oeito innigei
ilniere Ueilugtbunng. llniere Ib1'
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febhna. bah uus- bic Sreltoe Der gc'
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i1neerfeItliher Gnergie ge.peien
a0Dib ein binreid,enOer 0runb. Elm,
peuSdbIiee Detbeilfaung an ben
fcmmenoen Jeiie 5u erip0rfen.
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fom .oeIDft ipcrben. fein gdngsl
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WsfHbhelt esniaefi Wiunern perrdsnem
mtrte. ipiirben Gie ans beHfsIbcn etileH
Nansn 1ieben1 aanfenbs iirsbsn psrs
esbiidb nat @sniik rsii tbrs al @,sStfes, ,.;s, e
nerfelbeu BeriaifUnn beiinoeu.. sple To-
Der aispeffh. Gs fo1siHi eife Belt IN esm
pebeH fia.A iecsu DlauHes. ipo ssa'ss
sscib tbuf fpenH fr fid al ofH dfcB.sH
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MFb iiib!eii tpia. iuie oas rsLdlsess IJsbee
unS S' ,ssme s'',in ara,i i ,,no sabiaisit mi al
erfsnnfH aebem In bem @laEss niso
sScler feines Mnaes. BEN eiihcll Der
nupersins Hrsh Arafi In teinem tss'lfIe,
mnb Der EIufsisifdf ufsb Arafi In fsinem
mnuHIihsr obsnae mrb Sniiifua.
os ss erssn sssisas assas gs Saa s as II fs' n n'ss &
ner fiinfflsben eseibtlis snr Nnimr In ber
Hprm elmer ufbtsinifnben 4ebanbiung
beflsheu fiir bic nmiuaHbIunGsaipe6e
ipeiebeH hts QebensoY9nnf. irie Der msns
aen, bic eebsr. bic 4iersn. oas osra etc.
ceiIsasm sss Ms sssi,s KS e. n',s H., atal,i s.r
nfebrie Wsfsgs beyieutgeu Giemetlfe III
GmrfnHa nifHnlf. Ipslcte sur @riiifsmra
bfT fztdHnli4rfs RfItdbten in elmer fers
nrfiaen ssnfsUfitaf iroibpenbia siao. lrie
re fin BET WnHHern bon r0liiasr 8es
istnDtsh nfoslifsfiirt iei es nit gssua
aM Mrbeifs GrbpinHa ooer geragiigsu
Tils sit1sH fosdseH 3ped aibi es nidbfs
gsetthpcueres unb Etchersrs, ais Elm
Mesepi. rpei6es bon einem berlEin,tn
Write oitiiqh perfhrieben tpirb, lpriaes
abr BON Ieoeruaftn Al odufe heraes
iieEf fperben fuHu cber bon eiHer NIT
8prrdfbsn ipcbI berfrbeneu Mpcthefs.
Yit'ten Sie. ctei llH5en bon gont.jnino
Tbriir GnrInpcriIla nit elmer tlr3s
4cmpcnnb Stub Edlnfporf unb IaiieH
gle C siDei Gtnreen ftebeH. Tam pfs
ofn Gif It eire unse Gomponn3 Eifefite
Narcfci unb cine llnae Iinefure es
0neonsne Gompoaub lridi GnrnarTcfHp
btHau Sd,iiiteln Eie bcr benz Bsbsauebe
tfno nfhnen gle einsH 1heelofieI bnu
Dor uber pcdl ieber mschI1eii uno e,neu
rcr. bem EnIafeneebeu. Jsbernonn fam
cisfes niihen uIh bic MefuIfaie uol fet.
nem wsbrausee fino fpabrtaii i.aunrn.
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Die 3sii snifden meihnadten unb
Cfiern III bic - tlaiIiIhe 3eit oer Sns
fIusn5n. Man bat iie AUDI - ~Sns
fauItnso- setanft. DDS III eia inlehs
ter Dib. Denn serooe Oie SnfIusnad
in eine gefGbrliHe RruHtkii pie ourh
Romplitntionen nnb Nafirantbeiten
piel unheit iiber bic patienten bringen
fnnn: 2unsens unb 8ruitfedentsiins
bung, Dbren- unb StirnbObleHeiternns
sen, Riidenmarfsirantbtiien, 9ersfeb-
kr uno nod piele onoere 2eibsn. Ron
folIc besboIb ni9t In ben 1ebler. hieien
puIs6ren Winttrtdturrb sn unters
f@dten.
Mis i3s Naaas anbsutes, bsidnt bis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26
Safaenia.

plauberei BON Or. 5ein5 2ep
1orf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26

Sputbamptpn. 4bges.: st
paul" mad Nep Yort; rGdiier Wil,
belm H." nnh Stem gprt.
Nneetommen: ,Sesannie" BON Retr
Uort.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
PAID SOME DIVIDENDS
OF ROADS IN ADVANCE

PHnLADELrf(tA. Jan. M.-fhs Phi,a.
dslphia and Heading Railroad stands
sponsor for easooooo In bonds against
which u hes 40 assses. % Il was assert
ID today esfoes the interstate Con-.
msrcs Commissson's inquiry iato Assd
coal freight rates. The bonds In Ques-
ton were Issued By che PhiIaAsapAiA '6nd
Reading Terminal Company. aaA ~
stock oaek e Ne toads 70 swus1. h 4
alleged, By Tie READING compAny. welsh
10 . holding concern Tor all Of the ReaA.
inG railroad an1 astntng ogSDoratlsuo. g
Il was tssiosd also thss the Rsa11as
RsilroaA paid IN edvaacs - The ,haa1in0
comoany vArteao 01us Of eaooaV - -.
eeuat ee divi6ea1s that he'd Hpt ~ teea
dsciareA Counsel for the Reading ~
this was not vocation Of ne Law. ~
dividends amounted 70 = ~ esoe Z
yea. 80
The evening world., 1914-01-16
ROBBED 18TH TIME,
LEFT UNCONSCIOUS BY
THREE HDlD-UP Men
Jersey Postmaster McMullen
Again Attacked Between
Store and Home.

TO some FRIENDS II Daniel o. McAeul.
len. Postmaster. grocer and oeai aaf-
chant Of Rochelle Para. N. J.. sad
brother-in.iaw q NAyor CertiasAt lIank.
roum OF HAcksnsack. N. J.. II has bssa
. standing Joke for them TO ash whsn-
ever they met him:
Hello. Dan: we're you robbed asaia
last nishtr'
Easily to Postmaster NcMul,sn We -
Joke. especially now. when hs's LAID W
under . aoctors care at his home suf.
fsrinS from an attack made O him ~
three high waymsa last night. u 10 ~
twenty-nfth time hos been . victim Of
robbeey. The men beat him Into inssn.
slbliity and made on with . leather
handbas he Vas earryiAs. They svi-
IDENTIFY thought is contaiasd cash. The
best they viii get from thsls robSsey 10
. kbowlsdss of bookkseOins. foe the
bss eeasaissd saly Tie 0sfchaacs
ledger.
-Four times Mclauilsa's safs0 Aavs
been dynemitsd. TArss years ago ~
extensive coal SHEDS were burned I've
years ago 10 was attacked - hfvsa1ly
- hs was last night similarly Oh tAs
way bstwesn his store and his Aems.
They ere only ave aundrsd feet aSogS.
but the Way - DART. a
Mayor Linkroum Of HackensaSk Oool
out GsuerNl aaas0 that haA ell IT,
police Of adjacent towns huntins TIE
three hissvay"ss. e"t no cspsus, vas
made.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
,wilL EXTEND n. Y. c. NOTES.

u was announced yesterday that Or.
epaesnsnts had been made to extend
ehs notes Of the New York Central lines
maturing on March I. when go. ooo. 100
ewo-year ~ per cent notes become due.
J. p Morgan & Co. will extend tbs
ootes u per cent or pay OF In cash
ne holdings Of investors who are not
1ssirous Of accepting the terms Of ex.
tension. Similar arrangements have been
UaAs for the notes held Ia Europe.
Il = expected that before the end OF
ne year the New York Central lines
Will make bond Issue to take care Of
~ the obligations that mature during
The present year.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
'' HER HIus s' SE2 a cray
Kept HerL Locks Dark, Thick,
Glossy, with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

When you darkea your hair with Sage
Tea and Sulphur no one can TELL. be-
cause it's done 90 naturally. 20 evenly.
Preparing this MIXTURE. though, at home
is'mussy and troublesome. For 80 cents
you can buy q any drug store the ready.
toIa.e tonie called ""Nyeth's .Sass, and
Sulphur HsF. Remedy" You just
dsmpen . sponge or soft brush. With Il
and draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand a . time. BY morn
ing al gray hair dissppeaRs. sad. after
becomes beautifully daskened. eiossy sad
Iu1u,iant.' You Win also discover dan
drsif 10 gone and hair has stopped falling.
Gray. iadsd hair. though no disgracs.
u . sign Of old age. end ~ we III d.
sire . youthful and attractive appear
ance. get husy q oncs with Wycth's
Sage and Sulphur and look yssss yeunsss
The evening world., 1914-01-16
CHICAGO

wheat turned weak on reports OF lib
eral exports from countries competing
with the United States.
Corn was heavy on large country
offerings.
Wheat was dull and steady In the
early afternoon. May recovered most Of
IL low point. Corn was duli and steady
- to az lower.
Wheat closed - TO 50 below Thur
day and corn - below on both active
months.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
IS to stock OF record Feb. II.

Some Of the preferred stocks OF the
prominent Industrial companies hays
risen with the general market FROM ths
low prices Of 1919. as follows: American
Can preferred. lowest price Of 1913 was
20 1T; to-day. o.. American Car q Foun-
dry preferred. from 100 to ia Ia. Amer
lean smsItsrs preferred. from n to iol.
Y. q. Steel preferred. from 10a l-3 to
- -. Asnerican Car 4 Foundry pre-.
ferrsd ard American smeiters preferred
have raid per csat. dividends sincs
lsee. and ". Q. steel preferred since 1901.
American Can preferred IL a Z per cent.
cumulative stock. with per cent. back
dividends stu Aus to stockholders.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
'lsid ~ Loading otesks Based on
I, ptsesWt esliioe Prices.

Market Ciosins--in late afternoon
there wa. n shsr, advance which car.
r,.s ~. ,..d,r, .,oo.. a. ~ h,.h
go. -
o -
Naes 'ous 'assso os"'"o IN" ss"'
srAI list, anA weakness developed IN
Anericaa Can. whicn c,oesd with net
lose for the day Of 1iA at u rs In
othsr n.r,s NJ IN. rn.,t., .,ocr ma.
.upo,,.a n, ~. .,.. ..a go. AZ.
49,.
" :" -" "'"
S.ss s"o esee' saowsd NJ" soss OF
- for ne day At . IL Final prices
.1howed irregular cAAnees throughout
the M. some W and Others fractionaily
lowss. 1arket wNs very atcivs IN me
last 0our. via voluus 0FeAasr than
any oeAsP hour Of ths day. Total sales
oaAe ShaFeA.
Opsnins-A rsactIonary tendency was
sAeWn as SVsaia9 when ehsrs vac .
large vossns q rssisans end qusts
|sistIs hear peswuss. Tsedsrs argued thar
market had zone far snoush 10 discount
Q favorabss assssasl by he President,
and that SMosS interest had hssn largely
reduced % roOuk Of reesnt upward
aovsmsat. .t.s
yJrst saas Of Union PselAc was 1t
iss,k Q loss Of 4; Steel lost V and Rad.
Ing at lion was n down. ...
Canadian Pasoao W. the only promi.
mont stock 70 show an advance at the
start. Il epsnsd y ~ at nj,
Trading vAs active during. Arst halt
hour. but prices did not movs fsr away
from &;ssas opening isvsi, white the iarRs
amount .oe vsaiissne saiss were taken up
ouacHrly. ara this proved Q surprise 10
ne straAine clement
The evening world., 1914-01-16
NEW voRk COTTON MARKET.

Census Bureau reports that prior to
Jan. I. 1914. 3se.93i bales OF linters had
been obtained from 1913 cotton crop:
year ago. 8s.S1z Amount Of coston
seed crushed was s.oW.Sa tons year ago.
2.3o.ss7 tons Market opened up from
Q TO Z points. Spot houses were again
heavy buysrS. but rsalisins and selling
by Wan street was in evidence.
In late morning the list oo1A off on
heavy selling pressure. and In che AFTER.
noon the market VA more steady at
the low prices. Final figures were to
points below Thursdays Close.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Commission houses on the C0nsolI-
dated Stock Exchange were again active
on the noor. their orders calling for
transactions in a wide variety Of stctp-
tiles. An early reaction niAde 10 pes.
slbie to MI many orders which had
bsen piacsd isstFnish. "uhder the mar
NsG" The sasiy snarbet was OF. a
.spotty" character, but there were q
number OF features Of exceptional
strength. Amatgamsted Copper. Chesa-
peaks and Ohio and Missouri Pacific
we're stocks that advanced. when UnitAd
statas Steel. Reading and Union Pacific
were Displaying softness.
AZ, the same time the undertone Of the
whole list was good and offerings were
readily absor0sd. with tendency
toward o rally developing IN the after
noon. Floor taak continued TO largely
centre around the cornihG message Of
<iss Presiden4 TO CongreSs IN relation
to the trusts and the belief held that II
would no. prove disturbing. on the $50
o'clock opening call quite general frac-
tionai declines were recorded compared
With Thursdays closing quotations.
Reading sold on ths call ~ high A.
10 10. which was we'll sbovs its subse-
Qusnt opening price on the New York
Stock Exchange.
On the decline after the call several
hundred shares of Steel changed hands
on the Consolidated as low - on. which
compared With . low on the other board
Of o. Union Pacific did not get. under
iss on the Consolidated. against ls7k
on the other exchange. and Reading
under 10 IS Against lSo Ia. Among the
iower priced stocks Third Avenue. Erie.
American Can and. Missouri Pacific had
most attention paid to them. Can
touched > low Of ~ against sak on the
New York 0seck Exchange.
The evening world., 1914-01-16

osyhAm Manufacturing Company
regular quarterly dividend Of ~ per
cent on common stock 10 payable Feb.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
IrEMe ron lnvgsroRs.


Great Northern Ore interests will
spend 8.ooe.eoo IN equipment. and I'm
pro~sments for mining.
Ne official confirmation Of current ru-
mors OF . separation Of New York Cen.
trail and some >f its controlled lines
y forthooming. On the contrary, the
word u that the Vanderbilt management
res no intsation Of following such Q
Contrary 20 report American Can
Company has no plans on foot to per-
fsot On agreement WITH the Government
for voluntary dissolution. Thsrs II still
nearly . ~ cent. due preferred stock-
holdecs before the common holders re-
cedve any disbursements. In 1919 the
company allowed nearly 100000 for
depreciation and showed about . per
cent. earned on the common stock. A.
nsAr ~ can BE- learned the report for
1918 will show. after bond interest.
sinkinG fund and preferred dividends.
an amount equal TO about per cent. on
coNmoQ stock after allowing $500. 200
for depreciation. but In event OF fight.
Inc the suit through the courts Il 10 not
probable that the back dividends would
b paid this year. - the defense would
b sxpsnsivA
Gotham Manufacturing Company
regular quarterly dividend Of ~ per
cent on common stock 10 payable Feb.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
RHEUMATIC AIN
Rub It Right Out-Try This!

Timber up! Quit complaining! Get
Q small trial bottle Of old-time s6k
Jacobs Oil" At any drug store. sn4 ~
just moment you'll be free fron rheu4
matte pain, soreness and sthfnlp9{|
Don't suffer! Relief awaite you. !. ',St,E
Jacobs Or 10 just - good for sciatsF
neuralgia, lumbsso, backache aseeb
and swellings. ,.acT
The evening world., 1914-01-16
RAILROAD OFFICIAL
DIES IN cnUR Gu
Henry w. Griffith Of the Norfolk
and Western Stricken At
Concert Here.

A middle sssS. Wal dressed naa On.
tered the concert halt Of Al Angels
Church. Eighnsth street and West End
avenue last night during . concert He
sat beside John Irving Of No. N Am
stsrdam avenue.
About . o'clock he rose. clutchsd 1t his
breast aad stsegsrsd 70 the door. Irving
followed him 70 room In the basement
Then no s,lnmonsd DR.. D0vSias w.
Cairns Of No. al West End avsnuA The
man died shortly after Dr.. CairnSs ~
F1vAl.
The BODY vas removed 10 the West
sixty.slshth street. station. whsrs Il
was identified BY calling cards Aad let.
tiers - that Of Henry walton on@th.
Assistant Secretary Of the Noreolk snd
Western Railway Company. With oGacss
In No. mi Csmmer0lal Hell oulldiag.
FiftssatA anA Nsrkst strssts PhlisAs'-
pa1a.
Al osdaishe ne ps,iss hsl tai,sa -
rssaAs az srssas - ss'auHA = ~
49, " L. ,.r. 49,.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
MRS. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
How She Was Helped Dur
ing Change Of Life by
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound.
Philadelphia, PA am just 80 years
q ~. aad during Change q Lie ] suf-

Tered Tor nx years
terribly. ! tried sev.
eral doctors but none
seemed to give me
any relief. Every
moath the pains were
intense In both sides.
and made me 90
weak that ! had to
70 to bed. At last
. friend recommend
ID Lydia Z. Pink
ham's VeRetabl e
The evening world., 1914-01-16
Rheumatism II pain oulv."

Rheumatism 10 pain only"
Not one case In fifty requires intern al
treatment. Stop druseins! Rub soeth-
ing. penetrating "St. Jacobs OH"
directly into the sore. stin joints and
muscles, and relief comes instantly. est.
Jacobs OIL" h . harmless rhcum atism
cure which never disappoints and does
not blister. ..t.... ,s -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-09
ELECTION MONDAY.

On next Monday, September IA, the election for state, district, county and township officials will be held throughout Arkansas. z'
 The Democratic party has nominat- ed good men for every position in the state, from governor to constable Each Democrat in Arkansas should experience a pride this year in voting the straight Democratic ticket; he should be proud to belong to party whose president is conceded by all irrespective of party affiliations, to be an able, wise and upright states man. whose policies have been tried and found to be sound.
 Congressional elections throughout the United States will be held in No vember, when the Republican party will make a strong effort to discredit President Wilson's administration Democrats must be onguard. If tho DcihoCid'S must ue oH SuaIu. II lHe kansas next Monday, it would be heralded with joy by the Republicans in other states. Therefore, resolve to vote Monday, and to get neighbo:s out to the polls, so that there will be joy in the breasts of Democrats every where and that gloom may still abile ;n the camp of the the enemy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-09

the border of his garment: ana m mediately her issue of blood stanched.
 45. And Jesus said, Who touched me- When all denied, Peter ana they that were with him said, Master, the multitude throng thee and press thee' and sayest thou, Who tou.hed me!
 46. And Jesus said, Somebody hath touched inc: for l perceive that virtue is gone out of me.
 A. And when the woman saw tndt she was not hid, she came trempllns' and falling down before him, she de- clared unto him before all the people for what cause she had touched hllh' and how she was healed Immediately
 AS. And he said unto her, Daugh- ter, be of good comfort: thy faith hath made thee whole; go ill peace.
 49. While ye yet spake there con- eth one from the ruler of the syna- go2u'es house, saying to him, Thy daughter is dead; trouble not the Master.
 50. But when Jesus heard it, he answered him, saying, Fear not: be- lieve only, and she will be made whole.
 51. And when he came into the house, he suffered no man to go Tn save Peter, and James, and John, ane the father and the mother of the maiden.
 52. And all wept, and bewailed her: but he said, Weep not; she IS not dead, but sleepeth.
 B. And they laughed him tc scorn, knowing that she was dead. 54. And he put them all out, and took her by the hand, and called saying, Maid, arise.
 55. And her spirit came again, ano she arose straightway: and he com manded to give her meat.
 56. And her parents were aston ished: but he charged them that they should tell no man what was done.
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sources and each other, loyalty to the past, the present, and he future.
 Other plans? Scores of them. Sug- restions? By the hundreds. All good, mind you; every one well worth considering and acting upon. Some will be adopted. Each will help
 But we must concentrate our at tention. We must have central object, a direct line of action.
 This "buy bale of cotton" move ment gives it to us.
 Along this line we can pour our resources, our power, Our confidence.
 Atlanta can take care of her own territory, and help the rest of Georgia.
 But it can't take care of the whole south. It couldn't even act as a clear ing house. The task would be too stupendous; the times too short.
 We've got enough to do in organiz- ing detailed program and carrying it out; in suggesting that others fol- low.
 If they do, the south wins.
 If they do not, if they are lethargic, if they are negligent-then they will feel the full force of what lies ahead and Atlanta will suffer through them.
 Let's get together, Dixie!
 Let's do this thing.
 COttOn's coming on the market more than the demand calls.
 Let's take up the surplus with our own money
 Let's buy it.