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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-09-26
KNEW USE OF THE CEREALS
Evidence That People Of the Stone
Age Did Not Live Exclusively on
Animal Food.

There Is nothing to indicate that
the men OF the later stone age did not
have buckwheat pancakes for break
fast It has been learned that not
only buckWheat but many other grains
of the present day, such as corn, bar
ley, fax, rye and oats, formed an i'm
portant part Of the daily bread con
sumed by the people Of the latter half
Of the stone age, known as the neo-
Hthic epoch
It is generally admitted that the
men Of the age Of heEn stone were
hunters. With Asiatic inVasions the
manner Of living changed The neo-
Hthics. began to raise domestic ami
mails and to cultivate certain species
OF plants, the remains OF which are
still to be found
Corn is the most ancient plant
known Scientists have observed
samples Of it In the celebrated layer
of the Mas DAHL, or end OF the heWn
stone period
It is believed that this kind Of plant
is essentially Of Asiatic origin. Il
could have been brought into Europe
by nerolithic invaders Egyptian
wheat has also been found. Barley Is
also pretty frequent. being repre-
scented by six distinct varieties On
the other hand. rye and oats Weru
known. but were rare Flax was rep
resented by & different kind from the
present species
The other plants OF that age wers
probably gathered In = Wild state
Fruits were generally cut In quarters
and dried; such ss certain little sps
cies Of APPLES and pearl
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-09-26

coat is of brocaded satin in rose color,
bOrdered with q ruche Of plated ma
line She wears q moire girdle Of
rose color, also. Her garments are
the most tasteful of up-to-date modes
The hair is waved and parted little
to one side in a very short part This
waved portion is brought to the back
of the head and arranged in loose, fat
coils pinned fat below the crown The
hair over the ears is separated into
strands and curled in three rather
tight curls a strand Of pearls, I'm
ished with three settings at the front,
is clasped round the head Below il
across the forehead there is q slightly
curled fringe Of hair
Almost any fairly youthful face VIII
find all its good points enhanced by
a style Of hair dressing so remarkably
good that it challenges the classic
models Of the Greeks and divides hon
ors with them
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-09-26
a Rose en the shouIder.

A rose on the shoulder Is the latest
Ehim OF fashionable milady- OF course.
the rose matches or harmonizes with
the gown OF its trimming For ex-
emple, a white tulle dancing costume
caught against the shoulder; q yellow
dance gown with which Jet beads are
worn is embellished with yellow and
black rose; a deep American beauty
rose may lend color 70 4 black tulle
gown Sometimes the shoulder roses
are interchangeable. snap-buttOns
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-09-26

sewed TO bodices and little ends Of
ribbon tied to the rose stems. making
il possible to wear various roses with
various froeks. The rose is worn high
on the shoulder, near the chin. Just at
the edge OF the deeply V'd decoIIstage.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-09-26
stIn Locking.

was the man here today to lock for
the gas leak. Kate2"
Yes, ma'am-@
Did he find it,"
yes, ma'am; but they haven't found
the man yet
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-09-26

Lime Long Used az Fertilizer.
Lime was one Of the earliest nate
rails used to improve soiI. being men,
toned In the writings Of Plato and
Pliny-
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Ccopyrigh.. 1914. By Frank a. Muaszy)
CHATTER Xviii.

gently, for fear that he might crush
them and never know.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

ten cine Role fpislen. SIN Hsihstaa
ipurbe nun fiirsIih BON 2lbasorbneitn
aIrer parteien an Sds Nsihspoitamt
bas Grfuhen aerihiet. bieie psroerb'
Iihsn Gbiffrebrisfe AZ perbistsn uno
poitIaasrnbe grisfe MIR nod nit
poller g(breFe ausulafsn. nno ioide
an unreiFe ssunasn unb Wdbhen nidi
mehr absuliefern, fonbern an bersn
gItern al btifeIlen. Sonbsrbdrerfptiis
lebnte Der Gtaatsieiretdr bies 0sindl
obsr ab nnb ,ipdr - iehnii6en @riins
ben! gDer bic gmpfdnaer FOLDER Gss
Eeimbriefe an ben poitihalttrn becb.
aftet unb ben llnfua iennt. Der nit
'ibnen oetrieben ipirb, lam inr min
ifitn, bah Der Staatsfsfretdr iih e.
n,s gefIsren beiinnt uno bieis ehlfires
brief. idleuniait abi6dfft tpit Is
Der abaeorbnet. Or. Wlareour inter
6inipsis auf bic dmsritdniitle poii
in elmer IGnaeren Rebe brinasno bee
fiiriportst bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-13

tation sur Ginfiibrung Der Single
Sar entse9enSuipirten ilnb ibeils, nm
neue Steuerquellen gu erihlisBen. Der
@orf9las 1T aus beiben @riinoen gu
smpfeblsn. Wie BET jeoer 9lgitation,
lies4 aud oen weitrebuneen Der Single
Sarer Elm SfSrnhen Wabrbsit 81
@runbs. sic beobat)tsn, mas ia audi
isbsr ieben fam, baB @runoeigeHtEim
obne irgeno pel1es 3utbun Der gez
flyer in ben @rpBftGbten beitdnbis an
8srtb geipinnt unb bab iie bieien
prpFit fir fid bebalten, ben Die Ses
iell6aft ollein sei6affen BAT. Wie
bas bic Resel lit. miro Die albbiIfe 9e-
gen foI6e llneere9tietsit, ipie be
SineleSurer betpeiien, iibertrieben, IN
Dem iie ni6t bios Den 9an3en Berth'
sutpucbs, ionbern ben geIummten
Rsntipert6 bern Gtaate iiberpeiien
pollen, 0as esre6te@erfabren 1T, eineu
sfeil oes @ertb5upadies gu beitsusrn
unb er mrb grpbe Gintiinfte brlneen,
ipenn man ben Wertb oes III.
sentbums in jeber StaOt DOR ae9n
Sabren uno isbt Oerglei4t. Sine
gbert6erb0bung bon 100 Pro5ent 1T
bic Resel, ni6t ielten iteigt iie in Sc
Ibdftsbisrteln Der @roBitdote big gu
5oo proSen4. ginen She'll OieIes 9es
ipinnes Der Stabt su ii6erloiien, lpdre
nidt me6r als re4t lno billig. Sn
Rep 'ort crpartet man aus oie'er
Steuer innsrbalo BON Sebn SaPren
cine Ginnd,me BON 13 GtiGionen
9plars unb 9ie Stdbt miro bas 8elo
Oringeno Nrauc,en. ba inter Dem noz
be e: G5pftem Der iO5iaIen 5iirior9e
bic qusgafen Der Staot beitGnbig
padien, bic teinen SelOgepinn ob=
iperfen, fonbein bic Gntitdnbisuu9
beitebt in Der beferen 9eiunbfeits.
pfIsss unb gr3isbung Der gepobner.
S anoe-en StGbten ber6dlt es it6
in ,er M lie uno es iollte ibisn
baber allen bic Wertb5upadss sSteuer
aIs GinHabme iiberlaiien perosn.
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q 3abre i'm s,OIissiSienlf.

ger treu gebient bot isine 8eit.
oem iei eiu bolles @las seipeibt.
beiBt Is in einem aIien 6eifibm gic.
Ierpclieo. @citern fonnte Der ietise
g3oli5siGef 9opelon nlif cine 27ldb.
riae slnIts5eit OILS poIiJiit 5uriidbli.
den. Gd,cn nls iiineer poli5iit nal.
fete 9atrolmnn Gopelan getpiiienhait
ieines aimtes iino ermnrb ii6 Dieic
iSreuoe iino bobe @0nner, tpelfe
oas Talent 5u etpas S6berem IN 60.
pclnn erfannten uno fin idileIles
glpancemenf iorsten. Seine Srelinos
bntten oieics niht 5u bereiien. iiets
mar es iein geitrebeh 0ds IN ibn ge.
fetfe Tertraiien ie6er5eit biir9 trtite
iino intcllisente BilifterfiiIhina bet.
m6glidit 5u redtfertigem iinb &err
GopeInn ipiro pon alien geoniten cls
goraslestsr aairjatia aesdrt
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Qokal.Dfrid)t
ilufrei,uiaise 8adi.6r.

Tepptp eberiif SO. @iaiams irat
aeitern gladunittog nit bem 17idBri.
gen Sarrp SenIp lino BEN 18 Sabre
often George Saberman Die Riidreiie
mad Crescent Gprines, tp., oil.
Die ilmeen Burden batten gelegeiit.
lib cines 3anses, rpeIfer in gSiI.
Iinmstown, ap., itattfauo, elm bem
GIauoe 2ininp geboren6es @eipniIr
ertipenOet ,nb nit itren sgrdiifen"
cine Spristour per Baeen ilah Git
einnnti ansetreten. Sier perfauiten
Die geneel Nferb unb @aseu fir
$50 on soe Sd,nt in ben Stodparos.
Den Geteftips Gttotpap uiio gefman
gelans es. bic Burden 5u ernIitteliI
imb In Sait Su bringen.
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ein,r ,iaexn Mertmalsiartotbef sibt
es nod, has Stedbriefrsgiitsr. bas De-
itskn bl.ibt, ipdbrsnb bic gilber nad)
einsr gl,ibe DON Jabren dbsslset psr'
ben neil lie ben SriginaIen ni4t msbs
entiprsdsn, bi. 5anoi4riftsntamm'
Iuno bas GpibnameHptr5sihnlB.
ollIe' al. finb iie ba sntbaltsn. DIR
.blutta, Gbs," Der .SdloBtr1, Der
''qoua." uno pie iie ale b.ibsn. Jm
Hamtnrsaiiter tOmmt 0ann bic eanE
@,IsaI6aft 3uIamm.n. Gs 1T tlne
aanss Rsibs BON Sdlsn. IN osntn osr
Grisnnungsbienit unt.rssbraat II.
llebsral on ben WGnben rassn Diis
der. @drants, aartOtbeisn, biz on be
Dsde smpor. lno bod III allss BIG
aufs Siipfel6sn nnf BEN ! ssoronst,
reeitirirt. Gin WorD, sin Raub. Der
unb Der ipiro ber5bat ptroG4tist. Wur
Elm Griff. unb bas san5s Curriculum
piiae liset Dor Qussu. 5isr oas BID,
bic Mabe, bic @r0be unb ban.btn
eleid befonbere Bemtrtunssn, oi. ftit
Die Grsreifuns bss @erbre6.rs bon
beionb,rem Sntersiit finb. Wis tr ild
tlsibst, no er nit WorIisbt Dsrlsbrt
unb aebnIihes. Das finb 9lnbdItss
punti,, bi. fir ben JabnounssbsamieH
nicht 3u unieri9dbsn iinb.
9us 9ertiaonide Spiiem mar fir
Die SSorntiii3iruns bes gcrbrehers
uertbpoIl, ole GaftpIoifopie iuiiroe es
in nod b6bcrem WiaBe iiir Die ans.
ioridrng. lie gsahir bat in ipeiier
goriorge in Die Snnenildhen Der
Sinoer inio Der Snno Sinien eiilgc'
8eidnrt Die feintr 9erdnberling I'M
terlporicn iino. Ndg niid cine dii'
Berc 0erlesiing Die Sdiit bernid1tct
baben, ienc ieinen Sirid,e ufi6 Siiiicr
lperSen iidl INNER pieber erneuerIi
9aidt 5pei Snoipiouen gibt cs, oie
aleide 2inien arlpeiien. Sier mar
Der goIijci cine lnid)debare Silie
eriuahien. Ger gerbrefer miro belte
nift mr. gerieiien unO pbotogra'
pbirt, or miro auh 6aftploifopirt:
aili fleineH a1rtd,en lperOen miitcls
Sdnp1rle Die Singer. NIB Sanoob'
bride mlilenoumen. @an5 beltiinrnte
GDIieme aibt es, nad) bencn lie 6onn
reaiiirirt, geiommelt perSen. Sier
S.Glirpen, bort g. I. ino aNoerr
3cif)nunaen. aein Same, fein Wlai,
III 70 ilnbcSinet perlablid) tpie bleie
fleinen a1rtdcn, bic, Der Shreden
Der 9erbred)er, alles ans Sidlt brin.
aen. sir ben ariminoliiien lit
ni6ts, nitt Die fleinitc 9ctpcgnnd
l,niniereiidnt. go beobaftet er idlon
beim cafinloifopiren, 5iebt ieine
5dIiiiie. Sier ein ReiiIing, Der nidIt
peib. iuie er Die Snii6 5u lesen bnt,
bort Elm alter aerl. Der, obpobl all.
geblif niht borbeitrait. feiner Bei.
iurg beoari imo lid, ieIbit perrdia.
Rebenan. i'm perounfeIten SnaI, bnS
epi6ioitop, cine art 2aterna yia-
gieo, bic IN iingebeurer Dergrobe.
rung Die 5ingeraboriide aud aiif uil.
onrd)iidtiaen @eseniidnben aui bic
@ano pirft.
Bsn gertilloH big gum beiitigen
Gage bat Der Grfenmingsoienit eincn
ungcbeuren sluiihipung aenommen.
sSreiIidl baben bic Yerbreher ole al.
Ierieiniten ,SiIismitiel DER 1e6nit in
ibre 9ienite eeiteat. ShIieblid nbcr
idjeiiern iie bod iruner lpieber am
erfe,nungsoienit, Der iih iiber Die
aan5e NeIt iagt unb ausiorift.
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Ser ameritaniT de 9otI6uf.

Der ameritanii de 9otIduf4
ter in 2onopn eignet ii6 gum 0iplos
muten, tpie cine Sub gum 2autei9lus
gen. eSn Der Sprahe Der SSrldnoer 81
reben. aerdt6 er nit feinsm SUB in
ben Waunb, 10 oft sr i'm gu elmer Of
fentIiben Rebe auftbut. Rad ieber
Reoe mub er cine 9eriatisung unb
Gradruna Iiefern, boB er nidt bas
qemsint, ipas er geIagt bat. SEPT 1T
sr pieoer ins sSettndpfhen nit elmer
Rebs aetreten, fporin er iagt, Dab Der
banana &audl ben 9riten grDberen
RuBen getpdbren ipiiroe, als ieber anz
beren Ratipn. ssiirs Grite 1T bds nidt
nabr. Der Sauptnubsn ipirb unferer
Nation ourf ben biltgen DaiIerz
transport stp:fher ben 0itli6en unb
peitlifen &iiIten aufalIen. Die Rebe
bat blos fir ben prGfibenten bic unz
angenebme @irtung gebabt, bab Die
9sgner 0es @efebes 5ur anf6e6ung
Der 4bsabenfreibeit fir ameritaniT4e
Riiitenfa9rer iie als pertbuolles 2lrs
eument fir lire Seite aufgegriffen
baben.
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9on ben finf 8ribern,
tpie bic fiinf @orlagen, bic geoen Die
1ruits geri6tet iinb, gsnannt tperoeu,
1T elmer pom unternusT6ub in Jorm
gsbra6t norDen. Die Bill perfiigt,
hob ale Sorporationen, oie ein &apis
ial bon fiinf Wiiqionen baben unb
aae &orporationen, nit tpeniger &az
pital, bic ned Nnii6t Der SommiIiion,
fDelde Die Bill Ooriis6t, bsaufii9tigl
iperben ioqten, einen oollen 2luspeis
iiber ibre gsi4dftlt9sn 9er6dltniTe an
Die &ommifion liefern miiiien, I'm
baraus gu erIeben, OBJ iie gegsn bi.
5ruItgefeBe bonOeIn. 0ieTs 8orlagt
srfiiat ni6t bic 3uii6sruns, bab Oit
geI6dftspelt u6iulute alarbeit er9als
zen Ioa, mas ler6oten unb mas er.
ldubt lit uuo gegsn geaufii6tigunger
rno 8erfOlgungen ii6er seitsat Isir
foa, pu Der &OmmiIIion Grlaubnit
eepGbrt ipiro, irgero cine aorporas
tiOu gum @egenftanO Der unteriu,
dung 81 MAIDEN. 8erpiefsn fuirb nil
Der @orIage, bub iid tein Gsieb for,
muIrsn Idbt. ipel9es IOIde 5fpei mi.
peripre9eube DiHge, rpis &ufJi6t
bur9 6ie Regierlng unO llnabbdnsis,
teit BON Der Rssieruns 3u Osrsiniser
nermag.
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Sn 5oGge Der 8arioffeItruntbei<
ten in fremoen 2Gnbern ermabnt bas
lanbpirtbI6aftIl6e Departement orinz
geno 3ur Qnpflan3ung bieier Snollenz
aetpd6ie, bu ionit Elm empfiaoIiter
Mun9el nidt ausbleiben tann. Gs
pirb barauf bingepisien. oab Der
Staat Netp gort aqeir ben Seoarf
bieIes 2unbes rsiflia eeden tOnnte.
fpenn bieIer iic1 auf ben &urtofTelbau
perleaen pollte. DAP bus ni4t ges
i6iebt, tann nur nit Der man1elbdfz
ten lonbpirt6f6aftItfeu &rebit Or
oaniIation su ertldren Iein, tpel6s eis
nen &leinbetrieb, fir pel9sn Der
aartoffeIbau ii4 beionhers eignet.
ni6t ouftommen IGbt. @oupernsur
Gnnnn bat in lobenstDertbsr WeiIe
auF Oieie Glide aufmsrtiam eemaat
unb bemu6t Iif. Q(bbilfe ~ idaFz
fen. DARN iolte er ullieitXe Inter
itiiBun9 finoen, Oa in ber grriatung
BON Steinfarmen audi cine lDeisntIi4e
Grleitterunu DON pem briidenoen
usbel Der 8efhafttgungsloiigteit in
ben 9Snbuitrieitdoten Des Staates gu
finbsn mare.
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9ie american Sobacco
Company ma6t sldn5enoe Ses
i6Gfte. sic bat cine Sipioenoe BON
% prosent ouf 40 MiliOnen Dollars
Stammdttisn ertldrt, bic ibren Snbas
bern ni6ts getpitet baben, ba lie gu
ben Bombs gratis augessbeu tpurben.
AuBerbem 1T nod Elm ueberI6uB Don
81 MiQionen Dollars por6auben, nahs
bem cine GrtrasDibipenOe pon ie6s
Millionen Dollars ertldrt nOroen lit.
@s lit ni6t 81 Oerpltnoern, rpenn iols
fe 9roftte ben 9eoanten anresen, bds
Sabutseei4Gft Su einem Regierungss
Monopol gu MAIDEN.
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9qB cine aubbp tbdtig mar,

9ab eine 2obbp tbGtig mar,
i'm in bas Banana aanalgeieb eis
men 9aragrapben ein8ufiigen burd
ipel6en ameritanifde Siiitenfabrer
BON Der Surbganesabgabe befreit
perben, miro ieBt BON einem bisler
9pbbpiIten bsitGtist. 2lbsr es narsn
nod 9lnoere an Der 4rbett uno es lit
tein @ebeimniB, buB iebt cine aobbp
tbdtig lit, um Die 9lufbebung bes Ses
iebes, pel6es Die gtbgabenfreibeit se>
ipdbrt, gu perbinoern.
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1afbiHston garf smproptmsut aN.

6.ute abenr finbst In Der RaTtia
Shuls an Der Gin unb Canal StraBt
tuiebtr cine 0erinmmliing ber @afbs
inatpn part ssmpropsirsnt 2liIoriation
itatt. Das ipiftiaiie @ef6dft Der
@erfammluna fpirp bic gntataennnbs
me unb geiprshuHa bes 9erifis bill.
ben, sptl6en bas SpisIpiabtommiiiss
Al unterbreiten aebenit.
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SrteffaHen.

GoIleeeSitl. - Rad unferem
GrmeTsn finb sic au einem 1hsil Der
@srii6erung bere9tiet, bod tpiirben
mir ssbnsn rntben, eineH Der 4obOtae
ten. Osrsn anoeissn sic i'm BOLTS
blatt" finpen, gu befragen.
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Sn Rem gorf ipir6 bic gins
fiibrung Der @ertb3upu9siisuer bon
@riino nnb 8oOen bon angeisbensn
SunoelstDrperfhaften duf bag Drtns
ssnDite empfobIen, tbetls I'm BET agis
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g o NJ nIinI ent.

gerebrer: =. uno mas Gle fir
rei5enoe fleine Sbren bnben, 5rdii-
lein gnna Die miiifen Sie ia gar
nidt oroeittli9 maiden fonuen."
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(gbieaso slbsnopOit.)
YlauSerei aus Gurppa.
Bon ausaf goedlin.

Bonn rbeiniiden aaruebaI. - Cine
Grinneruus an 1914. = MaSiiris
Gpiben Der gebDroe. - Der Giirit
BON albanien uno feline Gdits. =
llniers bsutiden Sauern unS bie
2anbluIdt". = Ssfdbrliae poits
Iagernbe 9risfe.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-26

Services at the usual hours on Sun.
day, July 2G.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-26
Financial and Commercial
New York Cotton

New York, July 2J.-PrOnuonced
weakness developed in the cotton mar
kct this morning as Il result OF decid-
edly lower cables. reports of good
rains In Texas and the gravity OF the
Austrian Servian situation. The open
Ing was IS to 20 points lower and from
this level the market sold off couple
or points further in the early trade ar
Ter which ii gradually hardened until
at the close IL Was steady and 13 to Is
points net lower.
The Texas showers furnished quite
controversy AZ some private dis
patches reported rather general rain
fall over that state and Oklahoma
while others insisted precipitation
was light. As the government fore
cast was for partly cloudy conditions
In the western belt over Sunday a bet.
ter feeling took possession OF the new
market alter the early break. being
emphasized later by sOme foreign buy
ing and II report that Servia would
agree to the Austrian ultiinatum un-
der protest. The late rally was also
influenced by the report of IA Memphis
crop expert who made conditions 791
against 18 last month and S19 Il year
ago. A southern crop reporting 1850
citation was also rumorcd to have
made conditions slightly under 7S.9
MOxt OF the reports from the eastern
belt continued favorable and some ad-
vices from Georgia said the movement
would be early
Spot cotton quiet: middling uplands
1925; Gulf 1850; sales none
Cotton futures closed steady
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Cotton Goods

New York. July 25.-Cotton goods
were quiet today. Bur ps were moro
active with linens steady. Yarns wore
dull. Mems wear Is not being bought
as we'll as usual at this time of the
year.
Cotton goods markc;; have been
generally quiet and :cme easing in
prices is noted on p cloths, duck
and several lines, OF Mbranded brown
goods. New prices med on tickings,
and some lines q dress ginghams
show declines fro.r last season. de-
spite the higher e. of cotton. This
is due. 1t Is state by selling agents.
to the necessit of making close
prices to induce he placing OF early
orders to keep mllls employed. Eight
ounce tickings re down 1-2c yardi
discounts havn been heightened on
staple gingha-,3 }, an da few lines OF
print cloths are available at 1-8o a
yard below t., prices OF ten days ago.
The buying .Gf Iine and fancy cottons
and dress ginghams for the spring
season. Of 1916 b." been very moder-
I, ate in, volume, Lurtailment OF pre-
duction onra large scale In both cloth
nnd, yarn, mills, and manufacturers
state thoy are not able to secure fair
profitable margin on goods to- he made
on contract. Some few lines of goods
are maintaining their values steadily
notably bleached cottons. wide sheet
ings, pillow tubings, etc. Prices ruld
about as follows:
Print cloths % inch, 64x64s. 8 Sac
nominal; 64x60s. 3 1-2; 38 1-2 incli,
64x64s, 1-8c: brown sheetings. south.
crni standards. Sc; tickings. 8 ounce,
1Sc: denims. 8 o.. lac: staple ginB-
|; hams 6 lac; standard prints, 1-4c;
! dress ginghams. 8 lac.
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New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans. July 25.-Cotton fell
nearly dollar n bale today in the
carly trading OH reports frCm unof-
fetal sources. telling Of good rains In
Texas. First prices were II to /.
points OFT arI the market stood at q
net decline throughout the morning
although the initial decline was not
widencd. Tho close was at loss OF
to s points.
Another influence against the mar
kct was the foreign political situation
This was supposed to have been part
ly the cause Of the poor Liverpool
market The weather bureau noted
showers Mt only eleven out of tho fifty
wcathc rstations in Texas and tho
failure to confirm private accounts ol
almost general rains helped steady tho
market.
I}ullish features of the morning
were two private condition reports
from we'll known bureaus. One put
the condition ut 1875 per cent OF the
normal and the. other at -79.1 ae com.
pared with the government figures ol
79.6 for last month.
cotton futures closed very steady.
July 1927; August 1855; October
l2.2S; iieccmpcr 1881; January 1924
March 1914.
Cotton spot steady, unchanged
Sales on the spot, 1852: to arrlye
none
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Stocks and Bonds :

New York. July 2j-War Clouds ov-
crshadowed the leading markets OF the
world today. The Scrvian crisis pre-
cipi:ated panicky conditions in Lon
don and on the continent. Absolute
generalization prevailed ut the French
capital with similar. of not worse
conditions In Berlin and Vienna.
Lcndon's depressed level at it's close
was responsible for the extreme heav-
mess of the opening here. Canadian
Pacific losing 2,5-S points with loss
quite US great for Northern Pacific
while many of the other international
fell TO 2 points. The decline was &C.
cOmpanied by Il greater degree OF ac-
tiyity than on any previous day of the
week.
Midway In the session vigorous sup
port was extended. and the market
rallied all around. :o:!lc Of the import
ant shares closing with substantial
net gains on more encouraging cables
Mercantile trade reports presented
the usual mixed aspects. with incrcas-
ed optimiam respecting the fall out
look.
Bonds were heavy. in keeping with
the movement I'm ahares. Total sales
par value. s1.239,G00.
United States coupon is gained IL
per cent and Panama coupon 3s IL
per cent on call while Panama regis
tered IS declined Ii I2r cent.
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Cotton Seed Oil,

New York, July 25.-Thc cotton seed
oil market was weak under renewed
liquidation and stop loss selling
prompted by change of sentiment as
q result OF a sharp falling Off in the
demand and larger offerings OF crude.
Closing prices were to II points
lower for the near months and un-
changed to lowcr!f the distant po-
sitions.,
The market closed weak. Spot S.T0a
7.C0; July G.79a6.9,: August 6.S2a6.S4; /;
September 6.78aG.73; October 6.59a6.66 I;
November 6.49a653: Dccember G.50a
e. 52; January G.52a6.53; February
6.55a6G0. Total sales $500.
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ST. Johns Methodist Church.

John w. Spcake. pastor. Mr.. Speake
will preach ct both services. Hours
for worship: 1:30 a. Ill. and $50 p
IN. Sermon subject for morning hour
"Thc Spirit OF the Crusaders" Sub
jcct for evening, Better Than Para
disc" Sunday school at II o'clock
Monday at $3.50 auspices
league. Wednesday at $3.50 D. H.. mid
week prayer meeting. A cordial invi-
tation is given to all the services.
First Presbyterian Church.
Sunday school at usual hour. No
preaching.
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Grain & Provisions

Chicago Jaiy 25.--Frantic buying Of
wheat today resulted from the war
scare. The cxc.tclEcnt. however. was
chiefly confined tn few minutes at
the start when report that Servia
would yield had not had sufficient time
to take effect After an advance that
on some sales almost touched three
cents bushei, the market cloesd' an
settled at q rise Of | 1Sa II to l-1-2
al 5-S ret. Corn finished = to l Above
last night and oats IS tii to six
tccnth up. Provisions as Il rule scored
gain that varied from ) to IL I2c.