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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
HEHE is WHERE THE PUMP PAY

A. G. Vision, general manager of
the San Joaquin Light & Power Cor
poration of Fresno, California. tells
of an interesting little irrigation
project near Apaugh, Tulare county,
in his state.
Some IL miles distant from a col
ony of 5000 acres planted to alfalfa.
onions and other farm crops, are To-
Gated seven artesian wells about
1000 feet deep. They are yielding
about 60 inches of water per minute
each, and were located on a small
tract of 10 or Is acres.
The owners made a contract with
Mr.. Visions company to install sew.
en- 20 hip motors to operate seven s.
inch pumps, one at each well. They
were belt-c'onnected and located at
the surface of the ground, with 30
foot suction pipes. Each pump dc
livcred $500 gallons Of water per
minute
This water flowed into maiu
canal which carried it by gravity to
the colony IL miles away. At a point
near tho edge Of the colony the en-
; tire body of water was raised six
feet with a so hip motor and distrib
uted over the entire 5000 acres.
The cost OF putting this water or
the land is estimated by Mr.. Wis
hon to be but $1.25 an aero Farm
ers on the tract are raising as higl
as 10 to IL tons of alfalfa per ecrt
each year, and in some instance.
the onion growers clear $500 al
acre on this crop.
Idaho has many favored spots wheI
results equally coed or better coul'
be obtained This is where it is feas
ible to utilize electric power for pump
ing water upon the fertile acres. o
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10

to the farming and stock raising in.
dustry Of the state II the cost Of
construction Of rural lines were mede
80 high, and II the work of installa.
ton and distribution were hedged in
with such arbitrary rules, that the
power companies would find it i'm
possible to accommodate 'enterprising
farming communities that now de-
mand this service.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
III. .,mp,. m,.ta,, q bpckthoru :ysrN..

the simple ml1fnro of buckthorn Ba5k.
glycesinS. etc, known - AdlerAHa,'
the remedy which became famouA. by
curing appendicitis. This 10 the most
thorough bowel cleanser known and
JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour stom-
ach. gas on the stomach and constipa-
ton almost IMMEDIATELY. YOU
will be surprised at tho QUICK action
Of Adler.i-ka. q. Thoreson, druggist.
adv. 3
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10

Of being shot on the firing line Il
their penchant for whites and grays
is overwhelming. - Globe Democrat,
Nov. 81.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
GIVE ELECTRICITY A CHANCE

Good authorities hold that there
were never more than 400 900 Indians
in the territory now included in the
United States. 1t ia probable the
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS:
TAKE ONLY ONE DOSE''

We want to tell those in Black.
foot suffering from stomach or
bowel trouble that we are agents for
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
STYLISH DREssMAkiNo

Stylish and up-to-dats dressmakina
a 1874 North Main street. Ladies' are
cordially Invited to call and irspecl
work. at any time PrIesa reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed. adv.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
LOST COLT

There came to my place about three
miles north of Blacknoot, about three
weeks ago, q black colt about
years old, weighing between 800 and
300 pounds. well broke to ride or
drive. No brand, foretop sheAred
or. Owner can have same by apply
Ing to the undersigned and paying
costs.
GEO. A. LUN,
H. +. D. No. 3 Dlaokfoot, Ida.
11-26-12-1o adv.
STYLISH DRESSMAklNG
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
No White Steeds

NV VUIIS 0ICCuS
"All horses purchased for army
use in the future will be sorrels. bays
and blacks. Against white and light
colored horses, the color line has
been drawn. The flower Of the Ara
bian stables will be frowned upon. if
reports be true that the fierce East
arm nomads ride naught but milk
white steeds," writes CharleG Fulton
Oursler.
every practical reasons inspired this
new order. White and gray horses
are taboo as army mounts because
-1hey are easily visible. For sharp
shooters they are easy marks in the
field. But while the quartermaster
a6rps has discontinued purchasing
such horses for the cavalrymen the
Dficers are free to take the chance
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
miarnnHu.
Mpe fur HcaiSlnturcn.

Moe fur Ecgielntnrcn. =. M.
Moe er al Genofroterne / Barron
GOulltp blepcn nomineret til 8altoi'
oot ior NSiemblp.
Saarlis Turrctnins. Sor treble
Sang / Sobet Al fort EiO bIep Der
lorrige lice beaooet Stobrno | She.
bopqanS oiicntliQe @ibliotbef, %
alt ipnteS at tp0e paa, at "Sobben"
bar uoiert al tpnoige 6olf. 0orret-
ningcn blep bog pnerit baarIig. oa
Sppene finn tit IS Gents for lit Srp-
0Cri.
gil aiiIsrc %alsinif ! WaSiion.-
Sc 9ipne Seiter ON at bile arllcre
@aIgbebraaerier. ser bar hegaaeoe
unoer oct npIig oitoIbte @alg | Ora.
oiion, ipneS troIia ct bile blipe bold.
te. ibet erlbmn to WpnS Den 19oe
IS. blcp iaitc unoer Mnflaae. Sol.
oct oreieoe liz liar ON 2iccnIe eler
life 2ieenie. % SaIoonens Wooltan'
bcrc paaiiaar, at oct bar peo SUIT at
SaIoonioIfene itoiieSe JIG en- fnebet'
W~aioritct.
Sanger iom @raubfolt. Sa Der
iorleoen uobrso SSlo | ben ltore Saa'
pebpauine neo MiInaMfecs grbetes'
oniiaIt, oeItoe 80 Sanger meo laa'
Dan Suer / SIufninssarbciSet, at o.
sioroes til Gienitano for bnoerl'a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

lter, Der bar Sinier inooper De tib.
ligere areatirbeiter, bar Iileiaa flor
Eraif meo Grast al Sleoefanoer
oerfru.
Iennion al 8rpbre. &c ire @rs.
ore Stint, Der life poa 80 snr bapbc
p9ret iamleoe. bar / bisie Gage iei.
ret 6amiIiefeit iammen peo Big
Stone. Ser iortpIes, at en- @ano
90 en- apinoe forleSen @orgen /
8raalpsninsen itea al Soget / gis
Stone % beaau fig oeit forte Bel no
til Wfr. OF @trs. 90. g. Tinfs Stem
% ounoreoe los poa S~opeoosren
loet Dc iorIangte at iaa aoit % @e.
relic for Ell llJes TiO. 9aobe Stint
% bans Suitru erflrreoc, at De life
boooe nogen SGrelier tilleie % at
De life piloe babe Srenlneofolf / So.
item, men DC ilblone 8iPiter q paa-
ltoaellge ior life at iige uiorlfammc.
De, og De gloroe enbog Miner til at
pile trTnge Jig ino gjennem 0pren.
DER. Stint beepnote at bIipe BARN OF
ltoo netop / gegreb nleo at bebe "a
terpaffet %iorieie fig al bans Gien-
bonn, on Wanoen enoelig tilfienoe-
GAP iig iom 9roberer, Ser nleo fin
@il'tru bar fommen ira @iSconiin
ior at beie9e line peo @ig Stone no
en0e grsore, lom ban altiaa life
bapoe ieet paa 80 Mor. Ger blep ba
bnaoe Slsrum % Mao, og be ire
9Ggtepar til6ragte Ell bel ll9e fam.
ntelt.
sra Seiten / Siunr sails. Sta-
tens 25.Garsieit oe Homecoming,
iont belle iioite llge icireoe5 / Siol,r
Sails, bIcu Snsoag binoret peo
Hcgn, men oeIl fsIaenoe Dag bar set
igicn itrualelloe SoIifiL % oct an
Oet inoititrielle Sptog togcoe ga
1ienncm @aoerne. Sor3oag bar bes-
uoen "@lipernerens Sag, og for.
u0en @uuerllor 9prlie bar ilere Or
@upcrlerer % tioIigere @iceguper-
nerer tiliteoe. @lanot Oisie liolte
bar Sobn Z. Sean, isr bocnoe /
@ooniocfet men MI al N~finneapolis,
pg ioln fife paa mango 2lnr bar be-
ia9t belne lin egentlige Siemitat.
N1orem g. See al %ermiaion. for
herprrcnoe @upernor, taIte freone
Tor Statcn3 Eionccrer, og / fine
Sammenligninger meIlem Sortio %
Atllti0 nGpnte ban bInnot onoet, at
Nc 0anle Npbpgaere bar mere til.
frco'c me0 inc &ipreorcr og i'm
SumberOogn llben or0entligt Spbc,
END mango al StotenS 9orgcre NJ,
er nleo fine foitbnre Iutonlobiler.
Get bar nleo lli9eli9t %eunoo, at Sa-
leren ioa octtc fra Mp6pggerticen
iaa tppiife &%umerotifab ioripinoe us
at NutiOenS &cnifab mere % mere
manles eitcr Goaaren. Sreoog par
oginn SpiferllcS Soa, % Splf-9lmc,
%rlfalere ira ole 9ele al Staten por
tiIiteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

"a lloet fan nisres nor at reNoe Sen
unotaeen Of itirrc zen ina mart ION,
mulia. Otter at bette or eiori maa
hele g9ercn oocripreites. Sor at til.
bcrcoe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iaNeS ct
Eitlto olminocIig Commercially "Ir.
icuitc Of Soba" OF CT haIp WaIlon
bilig WolosieS iii 60 8allouer
&dno. I'll SpIssniug al "ToriS
@rcCn" tagcs et Tino al oenue @iit
~ 10 Eunb aaIf Oime) i'll $50 Ell.
Ter 200 @anpner %ono, ioet Ben
i%tertc'te Splesning bruaeS. bpis
Sprriten life faitcr nogenImoc tU..
te Strnoler. Sil at operiprcite en-
gcre trGngcS omtrent so @alloncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

&c 2~anoitnffer, iom III rpooes, CT
iaoleocS beIigNen0e, at aleberen fan
crbolbe 50 Mcre5 urp0oet peo Sioen
al Sc 20 glcrcS, 90 bette, nerer Wtr.
Wc@uirc, err iaa nle9et ion1 no3eit
bcr forieae at BRUCE. lis'e rpooeoe
2onbituffcr iGIaeS iii beiclte @poer
ilnocr ianme @%etiiigclier 'on urpo.
oet 2auo, o. Srcm3nnasmaaoen an
iaaeS at zoe SuofIptterne, "a Oct Ior
mango al oisic cr mere cIIcr nniIlore
oiifruffcn0e / bc,te at latte liz neo
poa ct 2onoitntfe, boor Der life CT Ell
500 T,or0 irroig til al taBeS / 9rua.
Taa iamrne Gio 'aar man og'aa moi
ootiQ rise, huornleoet BET foIter at
rpooc bette clltr hint S!agS 2nno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
WmoagtS .Gam9bo9

ubsit AT 9hpmas Dalfer.
en- nh CpbpeeeIiesbos meb Nelobien
aneit for bper Gang. bpab Ser bar sjort
BEN iaa afbolot omirine / iriitne Siern.
bpor ben benptics unber be bagIioe
Worsen % Nftenanbaafer.
8oacn inoehoIber 122 Siber trhft
paa sost Yapir % er ioIiS insbunSet.
Iris frit tiIienbt so Gents.
Neb Softer" ct Aar $1.5O.
b. Anundsen Publ. Co.,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
Mnntu&tu.
MIooriffciula iprbpscs. Inns

rpIlg oibolbt 4fo0c al 9ireftsrerne
for Sntcr'tote 6air Iapciation /
So5cman bleu oct beiluttct, at ser
ocite gar life ifal gipeS nogen Gri-
OiIcQier ior Solg al Gusoriffe poa
lloltiaing@grln0cn. Sitcoet ifoI ser
pan befucnlmc Stcoer opirttes ire
lanitTre Griffcponosfontrner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
"Sid$eI $id$xrk"
nna Guacl1.

9snne inoIoeeHse 5orirnins. fom for no'
een gar iieen Gil i"Ses arnen", Fan M faaes
ran enaeIn. Zen iaIses raa grseIn "oisbttb
oonairce,-. goaen CT 'lluiireref % fr'uh %
icIis inbtunset. Vris Csc ener nse "Gcfteu'
ei sIaor / SorYuh Sf.65.
On srrstis .ce baase for unee 90 @ou1ie.
Q. Nsnasin enM. &C.,
Teeesat, SsNa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
3lprn pnkntu.
Tpitfuntur for Innn Center.

VDItfpIfpr tDr SHnH NCHtcr. -
Yoit0cparicmcntet NuibIngton bar
beororet McIbu |oitfontor opbTuet,
og at @oitfonior iitc0et ifol opretteS
/ Srmu Geuter.
Sueticncifc til M~rrcgnro. 0rcdt
9tprtbcrn Noncu latte iorri1e ll1e
i1arQ ct 0nQli9: TaSlogertog pocr
iin me @iuic ira 6airpielu, Mont,
til grucaar0, % Srniifen pente0eS
inoen fort Gio at 'orlpnge9 til @at-
iorb.
Tpu Mano OpcrfjOrt. 3. q. @e-
ibule bIcp iorIc0en puafisrt al ct
Sernbanctol % orTbt meoenS ban
off lonQ9 Sporet ncO @plnncr. Wtr.
Wetblnc, Der bar Ell al StatenS bel
tie10te Eioncerer, uur 81 Nar gam.
mel % noQct oeu, bpilfcn iiOite Gm-
ltunOiQ6e0 l0en 3pil par 2(ariag til
lllpffcn.
WDt Nn1itorinm nnbncS. Tallep
Gitpa me N%n0itoriunl pil npltc ll0e
oabne9 mcO Gbnlttauquo, l0nn oeulle
@ong ilpr bp0cr 6nrmerbefolfnln.
gen mango iortrTiicIi3e Cling. Get
nuc Nloitorium er bp0gct nrItcn
uocluffcnoc al Stnol % @Ia5, bar
bcfpcnmc S~ioocpIoOic Tor $500
Fcrioncr ol foitcr $4,000.
Trpatclia Siloragclic. Gcn Z
oorigc &orolO @rootcn, bpi9 SorUI-
orc Dor / OmcN1en al 0fnupel. bap-
be ionet inc &lT0cr ontrnot ueocrS
bon Ic0cOe mcO Spritiffcr noe poa
Ilercn, og in0hpuct al Slnnmer
ipranQ ban en- holu Mil moo Sienl-
met ier ban ilomattet lolOt on. Sp-
Qernc bnpoc intct &nob nor ham, ga
Ser ncppc innOtco en- lSlet pna belle
bans ScQeme, Ser life bar iorbrUn0t.
S%crnbnncrnc man lDitrc. StutcnS
ScrnbanefommlaIton bar beor0ret
@anerrc inocn Statel til ltoen Sp.
bolo at gicninoicre Sulg al inter
itote coupon boots" for Cperpr0t al
Baggage, eacr ogina pil Baggage
tnrtcrnc p0crligcrc ncoiTttc5. ga
Oisie Garter Tor noQcn &iO iiocn blcp
'ntte Idperc toQ WnncicllFnbcric lin
Mon iQiCn OC0 at aiifOiic oi5ic SIT.
uon$, hulIfet iiUr uol0er Nanoelarei-
lenoe iorogc0e llbaiiter. Sernbnnes
commissioner bar lantti0ia bcororct
Batter al Sci Der icl0eS til cller ira
&1'.crJ ioriluttet ira iorltc til an
Ota 4.1@ic2 Srugt.
TrGNtct lllu iWlot. Set luocr iom
ct Sl8n. men or 500 oen lloNllc %ir-
ttl8ac0 1t Observation-Disclosures / Sc.
lie al a. Gatotu % Nioltono / belle
II eICr tolu Tnr bar pUrct plooeoe
Al Ell cntclt llIp, ionl / 0cunc Sio
hOr 0rNbt NunNrcncr al &rcaltrcr.
lllret var let tlen0cllN pc0 lit Suor,
tott otl Glt No0 uOr d'ltlln1pct, hpor
ior Sen var o~lmiu0eliN ticnot f0ul
"Nluup'oN". Site bouoe man feet
Sen, "a til cnfelte Si0cr fulloc Sen
pUre '0a Nriitil at toge en- Molp liQc
Tor "&o0uttcna" M'rie. IiIiioit op-
ltiucOe @pNQcitrne cn Grtraprpmic
AZ S10O puo "NlllmpioN4" &ouc0. oN
iorIcoen mnaitc Sen biNc / @rU9iet
uNe / "&oo &unN9". - &ogltttcr
fom Qonitc u'oruorCuoc opcr Sen
bnQom ct &rot. bpor SEN uctop iroao.
ic0c ! Ell NrUbt &oIp. Nco mirti0
at rioe til Sen enc She Iuffc0c5 Set
Sen enc Al MUlocnc at ioa ifrUmt
illpen ioN uNr lin Ndmcrot, at 0rnHc
III fnlItt i'm casio ON Sen, % ocrnrco
por Set lorbi mes oel5 NDpcrIip.
Gen uor uiUouonIiQ itor. i0et Sen
ucieoc 225 EluN. "a &lumpfo6clr
piltc zig al bc'too ! en- Stunp. iOei
bcnimoN en- [rcNicOcl al set enc Ior.
ben pOr ilcrnct ~ iouoipuli9piS Ell.
Qcul 'taarct Al / Ell Gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
t'nn gulsutn.
NSclemnno iun Nnrmurbcibcr.-

So w.
Zen 81 N0r Qanle @CorNe Sruubni.
foil. Seu Al en- rlt3liit GoclSmano
% |rplnQ III et melct Hort COOS
pe0 %o!ga'lo0cu, bar paa (boruton
@obcott2 E0rm npr Moiertolun trllf.
tet / C%paraIla 90 Nicforpitiorte for
ira Set loOcitc Grin opopcr at iUtte
liA in0 / Gmcyituuifc %onobruQSnte.
tboocr. Get cr iiTr NruQeu al one.
%rifanitc 2ono6ruGSuoitirer ban irt.
Ter III in0 i. "a ban oltcr al ifuiie
ll1 DC NET mooerne AZ blSle. Nupn.
&c I~0elsGo0s REQ @olgaiIo6en iigeS
ot bare loa tort. al ser bor onlireut
1000 6omiIier poa oe,ic, ole
rlnlellguis at betrogte iOm &uS.
mpno.
Wclfcbru0cnc tiltaacr. Ger mel.
oes ira Nlcrre, al Der MI oper Hortl
Ne'tcrn @anen melem oenne 9p %
@oiio 'cuOes ira $50 til $50 aan.
Der 6Isoe bocr Cog. % ga bocr al
olsie SANDER brinaer ira SIS til S1C
bill BET 'igc Del iomme. iom at bet
for 6Ieoe uobetnles 5000 baslia
oa | Aorets SOB oil Snrmerue laras
oenne gane aIere bopc en- Snotra'
al en- 6ieroeoeIs Wiiaion Collars
Iei oil Iboertial6 bcIebc ia Ill lang
mere emo buao Slag,efpGget / oel
"gooc gomle 3l0" i~uobraate irt
bette iomme Sirse. 4nore Serbia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
Mirl1tpuu

Wcrocns bcofte Nu al SerIcprnccn
cr beo al @lungcbctGnoelie poa @ol-
Ter VrictettS Sorm peo SoQinalp.
&oen, hpiS Nouu par "@eis", ponot
Observation-Disclosures / 1913 pco at
pro0ucere is, 7S2 Erno Wielf, bill.
tet bar e~nSbctp0enoe meo 1882
Vltt0 Smor.
Gas Ssesler iur Nntumubilfrroicl.
l(noer oct norlilc Mebc, ipm Gan.
bets EolltideIer iorrige Hoe oiboIot
| @rano Hoplo@. bleu Ser blan0t ul-
set onbcfalct, at ser oper belle 2an-
oct inOicrea ems Ncglcr for 9llltonm.
b%iliTrolcI, iaale0e9 at man | bpilfcn-
'onlheIlt Sp pod Ell Erif bioite hpoo
Der 'ororeocS OF iorltoo sc Scgn,
Ger blco brit1t pc0 8abetrpoSninger-
ne. NoIitid)eieu ira Sos NngeleS,
Sol. crflrreoc ior fulot Nlupr, al
Der life Ulloe benAaa mango Ior for
lterrc @per 0Nida bapbe ct Voliti-
forp3 oppc / Sliiten. San aniertt
Here SiIiUloer ira California. bpor
iSorbrnhcre bar urbilupne oeo al
ilpate oper Grfcucr, 90 at man pct
NicIp al et 2uitifib let piloe bapt
funnel opooqe og inobentc oenl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

Sreuaer le en- eumaftiue? 'Susosmneus
q iaa eoS ION rceen aneen SrriaHtne til ben
ecbncI.e iris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

FUTTUHTVT TUF >HHH NSHFtt.
Voltocparicmcntet NaibIngtpn bar
beororet Mclbu |oitfontor opbTuet,
oa at Qoitfontor iitcoet ifnl oprettes
| Sluu OeniCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
Sugticnciic til Mrncgaro.

9tortbcrn Nanen latte iorri1e Nae
iaarQ ct onali0: VaSiogertog ppcr
lin me @iuic ira 6airuiclu, Mont.,
til arncaar0, % Srniifen pente0eS
in0en fort Gio at iorlruge9 til @at-
torb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
Sou Mano uucrfiort. ,

tbune blcp iorIc0en poofisrt al ct
Sernbanctol % orTbt meoels ban
off lon09 5porct PEG @mlnncr. Wtr.
Wetbnne, Der bar Ell al StatenS bel.
ticn0te Eioncerer, uur 81 Nar GAM
mel "a nogct oep, bulIfcn iiOite Gnl-
ltrnOiQGe0 u0en lDiI par Narlng iii
lllnffcll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
Won Bernstorff'S Dispatches,
Wireless or Otherwise
German Embassy Has News of Great Victories
Dreadful Atrocities, and Makes a Few
Comments of Its Own.

Washington Embassy received wireless TO-DAY
announcing Austrian troops had occupied
manufacturing Russian Poland and that the BAT
de northward from Lemberg continuing. 1t adds
French abducted fourteen women ana
place hospital doctor ana
from Lorchingen. Fate unknown"
Embassy received the following additional wireless
from Berlin:
that have left Brussels on account OF the
The administration IN brussels
arriving day for newly organized oces
communicate that the Russians have completely IN
The Russians covered half the ais
and KOensberg and are now eag east
war the humiliation of their Narew
del Popolaro respectable paper calls LONDON lie
factory comparable during the RussoJapnese War
that victorious Germany would seek ex
be the climax ridiculous caumny
nte the friendly nations OF both North
the people while the German press here
contrary heartily welcomes the and prosperity OF free
American nations
German returning cruelty muiated increase
revolving atrocities created by
Belgian civilians
by the Ban attempt to In
who endless liars acoce5
In soldiers authors Of atrocities
Sociac Vorwaerts gives shocking description
The Smpcssmu
Belgian the insult that could
be inflicted upon civilized man"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
SUFFOLK CHASES
OUTGOING BOATS
British Cruiser OverhaulS Dutch
Vessel and Pursues Nor
Wegian Craft.

British cruisers continued yesterday
their strict supervision Of all COM
merce entering New York Hsrbor and
departing therefrom. Only boats Of
the less important lines are halted, but
all have sighted the gray vessels OFF
the coast.
Shore observers on the Highlands
watched with interest the chase of the
Van Hogendorp, of the Atlantic Fruit
Line, flying the Dutch flag. The ship,
outward bound, was several miles from
the entrance to the harbor when the
Suffolk, coming up over the horizon,
sighted her.
The cruiser displayed signals order
ing the Dutch boat to stop, but the
Van Hogendorp either did not see them
or disregsrded them. She kept on her
course until the Suffolk in pursuit be-
gan to overhaul her rapidly. Then the
fruit ship slowed down and permitted
the British cruiser to send a small
boat aboard.
Nearly an hour later the Suffolk
boat crew came down the side of the
Van Hogendorp and returned to the
warship. The Suffolk Immediately ran
up the code signal which means "Wish
you pleasant voyage" and the Dutch
| liner proceeded on her way.
The Norwegian steamer Obidense,
also outward bound, with Jamaica as
| her destination, gave the Suffolk a
chase. Repeated signals brought no
response from the Norwegian, who re-
NAMED within the three-mile limit.
After a chase Of an hour the Suffolk
headed ashore. The 0bidense held
close to the Jersey shore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
FEW GRAIN BILLS
REACH THE MARKET
Exchange Rates a Trifle Lower
with First of the Month
Payments Met.

With the first Of September payments
abroad out of the way, the foreign ex-
change market was somewhat easier
Yesterday and rates for sterling ex-
change declined slightly to 6,o0h Tor
demand and 5.O61s for cables. The fact
that New York City was able TO pay of
81, SOC, 900 of bond interest without re-
course to gold shipments for the part
that had to be disbursed abroad aided
in bringing about better sentiment.
Bankers, it WAS said, were taking ad-
vantage of all opportunities to get, ex-
change both for the city and for their
own account, so that the ultimate cx-
port of gold could be reduced to the
lowest possible total. The work of COL
lecting figures from dealers in ex-
change and banking houses generally
concerning the amount Of foreign m
debtedness of this country was SAID to
be proceeding rapidly, the institutions
addressed by the Chamber Of Com
merce being generally disposed to give
the required information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
NEW AMBASSADOR
TO BE HERRICK AID
Sharp to Stay in Havre to Help
Care for American
Refugees.
From The Tribune Bureau.l

Washington, Sept. although Will
lam G., Sharp, the newly appointed AM
bassador to France, has arrived at
Havre, Myron T. Herrick will remain
as ambassador indefinitely, as Presf-
dent Wilson is reluctant to make any
changes while conditions in Europe are
so acute. Mr.. Herrick's work has been
gratifying to the administration, and
because Of his familiarity with the
European situation and conditions as
they now exist it is probable that he
will remain In charge several months.
Secretary Bryan said to-day that Mr..
Sharp would assist Mr.. Herrick in TAX
ing care Of American refugees and per-
forming other duties. He expected
that Mr.. Sharp would remain in Havre
for the present
Because of the condition of affairs
in France we decided to suspend the
usual custom and have Mr.. Herrick re-
main in charge of the embassy" said
Mr.. Bryan.
Ambassador Herrick reported to the
Department of State to-day that ar
engagements had been completed for a
special train on a state railroad to carry
1000 Americans from Paris to Havre,
where those who do not leave for the
United States will take passage for
England. The number of refugees in
cludes $50 Americans from Switzer
land. Mr.. Herrick said in his message
that he had learned nothing Of the re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
VOLUNTEERS FLOCK
TO CANADIAN CAMP
Officials Say $4,000 An
swered First Call-South-
erner Offers Regiment.

Ottawa, Ont, Sept. 2.-The war
spirit is growing in Canada. The
militia officials are being ov. rwhelmed
by men eager to 60 to the front. The
first call was for $4,000 volunteers
from which it was proposed to pick
q 900 to cross the Atlantic
"There are now $4,000 men in camp
at Valcartier and more coming,P said
Sa mel Hughes, the Minister Of Mill
til, tonight. "There are at least
5000 men in camp who have never
been ordered there. How did they
get there? Well, | asked that ques-
ton myself of the transport officer
and was told that they had Just come.
81 have not encouraged men to go
to the front, but ! do not propose to
discourage them. They will go to the
front eventually.
81 have Just received another offer
of a regiment-1, 900 strong - from the
United States. This offer comes from
leading man in q Southern state
who writes that If allowed to do so
he will bring up, 1000 men who are
descendants OF the best families OF
English, Irish and Scottish stock in
the South"
The Canadian government, it was
| learned tonight, is considering the
ACCESSIBILITY Of cancelling German
patents and copyrights helJ in Can
ada. The question is being discussed
with the British Board Of Trade. The
patents held in Canada cover chiefly
chemical preparations ard electrical
] apparatus