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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
Gas belisbtc Grap.spiel.

Die Geteftips sdpdble, Giers iinS
@rint iiberrai6ten geitern gtbeHb I'M.
ter 2eitung tps Deteftip. .SergenHter
gtesner uno berifiebener 8erfebrs.
poli5iiteH cine groBere sln5abl per'
ionen, lpeIde ii6 in eirem Billiard.
rai,m on Opera gInee, 3tpiihen oer
STAGE ano @ire 5trabe, 5ll ,einem ge.
miitbIiben Grap-gpiel alriammenge'
finoen batteu. geie poIi5eiliderieits
feitgciteat iporoen III, iparen iungefdbr
40 9erionen an benz Spiel tctbei.
Iigt unb ipuroc bic groBere gTn5abl
mad Dem Tetettip.S Suliptduartier ge.
brad)t. Der GpieIbdIter fomlte nihi
ernlitteIt perbcii. Uegen bic gfrbaf'
teten rpnrbe bic 9eihnIbislimg bet
9etbeiIisung orr eineu 1lidsipiel
erboben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
Central SabDr Council.
ainscr iperben in Der arbeitertas'
3.arabe mitmaridiereH.

.Su Der bissidhrissu glrbeitertdss
parabe tperSen ahsoet nitmorihieren
unb alpar in Der Ssberle MemoriaI
Dibiiipn. 60 ipurbe asitern 4beno
in Der Gibuns bes aabor eouncil
bsri6tet. als bas Arrangements
aommittee fir bic qarabe ieineR
Rapport abftattete. Tns oeberls Wc.
morial aommittee efiuhts ben goun.
ciI bafiir su forgen Oab bic Rinosr
Der llnionmdnuer i'm utter bon z 5is
IA ssabren iit ndditen Sonntaa Nahs
mittaa in Der 9tnmitsrs 6aIe au einer
@eriammluna sinfiuben ipoislbfi bic
Gintbeiluns Der ainber fir bic para.
be aIs 5beil Der 9eberls Wlsmorial
8ipiiion erfplssn fol. 9ieieniseh
ainb.r, ipslh. bieier WeriummIung
riiht btttpobnen t0nnen. folen iid am
Mrbeitertaa I'm $50 Worsens in Der
Geamiters 6aae sinfinben, bamit If.
nep ibre "lGse in Der paraoe anges
triefen tperbsn iDnffen.g
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
Dies uns Das.

Die @eieuidaft gum 9iotber
areu, bat seiterH giireermeiiter
Spiegel telegrapbiih aus @aibing.
ton eriildt, aii6 bier SammcIIiiter
aufleeen 5u Iaiien, bn Die @eieaiGoii
brineeno @cIo beoarf, Inn ibre ars.
riiinrng perpolitdnbigeu 5ii fonneH,
oamit .SoipitaIausriiihingen sIerste
uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS na4 guro.
pa geiailSt iperOen fonHen.
9bsObore Mdber &c Bro. babsn
aeftern fir SfrI. 3. Hina bas gunaa.'
Ion go. Alp Sinipfpn aDenue fir
$500 an Miliam g. gufbina Der.
fault
- gus 9aris traf geiiern Der Sta.
bel Die @nfraae beinl probateeridJt
elm, oh Sueian Spieb i'm Sabre 1892
bier nati,raliiirt tporben iei. Gs Fat
lid, ergebcn, SaE Spieb bier unl 20.
Gttober 1893 ieinen @iirgerbrief er.
belt unb IN bieiem Gimme ipurbc Die
aabeloepeife beditttportet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26

Sn ben fatbOliiden airdrH iperbeu
bc,tte abenb bic 1Iodtn sebn
Minmten !aug geIdatst.

gr5biid,of Moeller bat seiterrt all.
aeoronet, bab Sur grinnerling an ben
uerltorbenen Yapit ptiis X. belitc
9lbeno Inn Z llbr idfnmtlide @lo6en
Der fatboIiiden slirden anihIagen
imo oebn Minitten lang geIdiitet
tuerocn miiiieu. Der er5biidof fat
ferner angeor6net, bab bis 5ur @abl
bes iieueHe gapites Die 2irhen ben
2rauerflor trageH iub bic porge.
idriebenen @eiicn obgebnIten tperoen
Hiiifen. Eas Sobamt finbet i'm 2
llbr Gonneritag in Der ct. Netsrs
Gatbeorale itatt unb 9ieb. Sobn &idep
ben Der Solp gsnme Rirhe tpirb bic
@eodftnibpreoigt balten. Gs miro
crwartet bab iid bon Der GeiitIi1).
feit 10 piele aIs mogli1 an 0ieier
tirdIiGsH GeoaGtnibfeies betbsilissn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
MasuHa, ab.
Giamantene $ 6s cit.

Serr gonftantin S6peiBer uns
isine ipafere Satin Maria Shipei.
yer, feterten geitern in Der tieiigen
ct. 9tuguitiniis Stride ibre Diaman.
tsne 5odssit i'm areiie ibrsr ssamis
lie. Gin feierlicbes 6ohawt ipurbe
ceIcbriert iino Ser gbebrto ipdbrcno
oesieIben erfcuert. Serr rto 6rau
ghpeiser, Die friiber in goDingtcn
aniiIiig lparc.t, Itannneil aus Baden
nno tpuroen Dor 60 Sobren in Der
ct. sran3isfus &irde in Cincinnati
getroiit. Sm Sabre 1904 feierte
eos Naar bic goloene Sodseit. Eic
DeltIide sSeier faHo i'm Sauie ibres
Sobnes Serrit Mibael StweiBer
itatt ullo batten iid ale Mitglieber
Ser Gauiilic, fporunter t6 GnfeI ,ino
10 iir fsHssI ca oes Esiss bstbsi.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
In ben si6flHE seDOiIfn.

Nlbert stephens. un Der aOtuft uiib
5iablono @peniie, Glmtpoob plan
ipobnbaft, ipnrbs pom Mapor gIuuiins
su einer Celebrate ppn 5000 unb Sc.
fen. perbDnnert, ba er bes ungeisbli-
der Deriaufes BON Bier befdllbigt
mar. Die poIissi fanb 30 aiifen
Bier In oer Wobniina bee Gttpbens,
ipel6es in Der qfbausstann gsaoHtn
.iuHrbG GispbenB bs1ablts bisaS Sttais.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
Sic 3eutihen

Saben i'm Rprben nj ieber
bic Sffeniipe ergriffsm
paris, 26. alnsuit. Bas frana0e
iiIde ariessminiitsrium tiinbists am
abenb al. bab bic Oeutfden i'm Nor.
ben bereits bic Sffeniipe gegsn bic
rleusn Stellunsen Der @erbiinbstsn sr'
griffsn bdttsn. 0sutife &abaIlsris
1T bis IN ben Sourepnig : RpubaiI.
Siitritt bei ellie porgeriidt. mas be.
beutet, bab bi. Deutihsn cine CUTE
Slantenbswssung sssen ben Iinten
fran5OiiT9en JIigel ausfibrsn mol.
len.
Der fran5Oiiide rsbte Jiiissi 1T
anf ct, Die uno aurteDias anriidsss
fallen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
SaifsnaAriAtex.

Rep gort. 25. 2tus. ans.t.:
,Saormina" Don 9enua.
Nbges.: ,9irgiHian" na6 Gan
ssraneiseo, rRisup amiteroam" mad
Rptterbam.
gbrifiianfanb. 4bssgausen:
rSeGig SIaD" mad Heip yort.
9ppenbasen. @ns.t.: .Grsces
rid WILL" bon Neip Yort.
Galmoutb. anset.: ppotsbam"
bon Ren Dort.
2iperppDI. @bses.: .Si. paul"
nah Nefp Wpri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
re ~ psrt

Tie Nelpborf Effice nm DaS-.,StH'
yinnntier @uffsblaft" befinorf fidj in
@u. 800 gorf jStrase. aeaenhber ecm
Gbnrtbonie, iuuieIbif @eniafeiten, Yin.
,eieen n. I. M. bis 10 lihr 45 ajlinm'
TIN Ibenbs cnfaeacndenunnien fper'
ben. ScIephpr Gaufh 2401.
--grunbeigentbums llebertragun.
gen: SbdIer 9errp, 5ruites, al Ri@
9arb unb Della 8ladmore, Got in
6arbarb gIacs, 81; Trant SptBei.
berger an Marp SpiBelberser, Got an
Der Glob Gtrabe in Dapton, 81; Der.
Ielbe ON Simon Msfbbopsip. Got an
Der 3. Str, 81.
9lIbert Sanb psrtlaste 9eorse
SurrDn auf SAIL, als Reft5abluns
fir bic ginfiibruns oes eleftrii4sn
9eleudiunssfpitems i'm qbOnirpart.
Dis Gtabt aommiTdre iibsr-
trugsn Der 6. II. .. 9abn ben aon.
trait fir 2ieferuns Der aoblen f!ir
bic ftdbtiiden 9epartemsnts. $1.9O
pro Spune.
5rau Carrie 20. sbompIon 1T
IN ibrer Wobnuns go. 841 Yort
Strabs, i'm Qllter bon 73 Sdbren ge.
itorben. Sie mar bic Wiutter Der
lrau gbtparb 6. Wenbt bon bier unb
bes Serrn Sarrp SbompiOm BON Si,
2ouis.
= 9.nrp Sans5, 25 Sabre alt, elm
Surrier Don Colorado Springs, fiel
Don sinsm Baum bsrab unb erlitt eie
nen grud Der Wirbelidule. SeiH 3u=
taub 1T elm 5Offnunssloier.
- Diaiam pfirrmann, Elm Stsin.
maurer, So Sabre oft, tpuroe Dorl
GOuntprihter golb ipeeen WiBbano.
lung ieiner Gattin I'm $25 unO bic
Rotten beiiraft. Ra9bem er bic Strafe
besabIt bate, ipurbe sr entloifen.
Mapor Or. u. SsImboIo bat
seftern bsiannt esma9t, bab er bic
3uiidruHg erbaIten babe. bab bas 8.
Snfanterie Regiment, iolts bafelbe
aur redten 3eit BON 2arsbo. Ter, in
SORT Sbomas eintrsffen, iih on Der
parabs auIablid Der Saibion. unb
2arnsDdIpD6s betbeiliseH lpirb.
- @m. 5arris gsn fanb geiterH
in Der RGbe Don Goal 6apen, pber.
baIb DON Dapton, ap.. bic 2eide oss
s5reberid sSrdnt DON 2puisbille, Der
Gm Sonntas i'm Sbiu srtrant. Die
aeihe tpurbe mad Douberbaar uno
Stetter's Dlorgue ssbrudt unb Der
Coroner Or. Oisbp bsna6rihtigt.
Trani mar Elm WetallpoIirer unb 10.
eirte glo. 242 pite Strabs, goOing-
ton. Seine @nseborisen il, 2ouiss
billie purben BON Der Nuffinbuns Der
aeide IN aenntnib ssisbt.
gountpriater g3parb Bolt
unb Gdttin, bic einige Wo9en i'm
Often DeripeiIten, iinb suriidsetebrt.
Frau Caleb popers erlitt an
Der A. unb Columbia Strabe burd
einen gal einen grud b.s Subge,
Isnts. sic ipurbe na9 ibrer Wpbnun5
sebra9t.
Wit benz Surnunterritt in Der
Hefpportsr 1urnanitaIt pirb am 8.
September begonnsu rperben.
= Im Dienitas, l. September,
beginnt bic Mleganbria, Campbell 60.
Sair.
- MnpaIt s. g. garrotbsrs tpurb.
bpm @ouperHeur MrGrsarp gum
GpsaiaIri6tsr ernannt, I'm eiitige
brtussnbs Sd[fe gu erIeoissH.
- GbsiGeine: SenrD grussser bon
GoDinston unb Martba Msiiins, bon
Dabton, ap.; 5a5rrp 5. Dunn, 36I
Don 4nbsrfDH, Sno., uuS pearl Sra.
bam, 25. Dou Snoianapolis. Snb.;
Baltsr 6. asipis, 40, unS Warp
gettIeberg, Al, beibe DON Riasara
SAILS, q. g.; San 8. 5urb, 81. Don
Sort Weabs, ssla., unb Garab Sane
M ,af,ha "A .ov, f6trr,11n4,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
36aurt =. sd)uars,

Gum geiu1ssaommittse ipurbsn
bonn 25. 4usuit Bis l. September
Sobn &rlied uno WiIiam arsin nnb
pom /. bis 8. Septembsr 9enrp Giibrs
mann uno $. 9. 5eit ernannt.
Die GrsanSungspobl finbet am z
lSspt. unb bic SabrespsriammluHs am
13. September itntt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
Carl aitdbener
9ereitet bas britifae 9 oil
ouf eineH langen
4riea bot.

&rteg por.
2onbon, %. glusuit. - Gar!
ait6ener, Der britiide ariessi.tretar,
belt am Disnitas in elmer priOatiiB'
uns i'm britiiden Sberbaus feline srit:
Reoe. in Der es oas britifde Dol, auf
einen langen arieg porbersitste, pels
der Die RefonreeH bes 2anDss fdpsr
eri6ittern ipIrbe. gr oeutete an, oab
pier 5iinftel Don ben 1000 Wann,
peI6e bic 8riten in Der Ghladt Dom
Samftag bis Rontas Derloren, auf
Dem gfiid5ug setObtet Obsr Dsrpunos'
ipurben.
Der ariessmiHiiisr beutete on, oab
bic Irmee aamdbli6, ipenn Der arieg
lanss bauern iolIt., Bis auf eine
lstGrte DON 80 9ibiiionsn gsbraht
iperben piiros.
: cx1 ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
8raFet
Wollen bie getsier unssb
LID iofort 10 ieber
beissen.
Dit Deutf4en folfen 3 ri +
fel perlaffen babeu.

aonbon, 26. ausuii, 8 llbr
MOrsens. .-Gine Sepefde BEG .gbroS
nicIs" aus antpsrpen iast:
Die Dei,tiden baben griiHeI pers
lcifen unb Die 9eisier beabiidtisen bic
Stabt iofort fpisber gu beieBen."
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e4ishsrei.

Don ibrem maifesenoFen Settle
naptins nurbe asitern 9fbenb BE
gleasrin ellie 6aplpoob in Der pier.
ion Gtrabs prtnbaft bur6 cine au.
psl lsiht ON acpfs ptrlebt unb mubte
bic gsripunhuno I'm ftdbiiihsn arnn.
stnhnus perbunoen iperben. GO bans
telt iidb auTdsinsnb I'm sinsn Gifsrs
Iil9tsaft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26

sn tsr Cincinnati Gcopsrass
60. brah dsItsrn g[benb nnlhsinsno
burh GeIbitsntaiinbung Elm 6fusr
Gus, toas einsn SdaDsu bon $50 nap
nd 900. n
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tdrb AM wionida. ben "a. etusnf. 1
fjtnru 3. Aoltsrs,

i'm offer bon I'd Snbrcn Gus oeidentesdne'
nib Yinbst am 1cnneritns g'ornitfaa nm ilbr
BON 3rdiicrbdiiic, 80. 1910 Sreeiliip Sirdhe.
ana ftutt ,iub ipirb nm $40 llbr In her CT pc
rebictus airdbe ein Icpitires Reaniein ceiehrirt,
ircsu 8eripdiibie inb 5reniioe ctuscInben iino.
G25,25
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etar0 am 9IcnIlaa. ben q. gtnauIl IaIl
aIpin O. itl,nte.

acIicbier G,ufie bon 5ran wlina Wcuie. in fei.
ucr Bpbunta, 20. 10 Teuber Ipcrie Dns
eeiclenbegdnnnib iiHbcf iiufi am Bonneriidq.
a,dhmitinas 2 libr. BON 1rdnerbaule aus. Bel,
fctnng I'M Cincinnati Gremnicriiim-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26

0tart am waontas, ben "a. sfuauit 1914
I'M 3:45 utr Na1miftnes,
4ernharo Qtfrtn,

in feiner Mrbnnie. 30 3252 GIenbpfn Mpenue.
i'm Mlfer bon "a Sabren, Diounicu iiub IL
laacii. Das pcthenbepanenb tinbet itnit nm
2nnuerffag ben ~. Iiiauff nnl s2 ubr Radps
iHiitags. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
BIDDLES
Sonlmer. Iln0 u1inler Rs(ort
G6e para ljotsl, College .9iG.

EN- Gnbe BET COLLEGE Siu Oar pinle. GroBsr
eselfsaal fir spdssitsu uns anrtenpdriisr.
se6bns weranbg unb garien. epeifen 10
carte. muir unb SoIopos,rase isbsn gbsirb.
sinfGlisidI6 g0nniass. epesial.SIonssrss wlitts
sipsa unb Sainiiae, atss'sR xsL paH 800.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26
an Gieniiae. ben %. sInani
amalia Drinhtr,

aeb. MoniG,
ecIicbic saitin bon Jran5 8rinfer, I'm alter
BON % Snbreil. gecrbiguna Bonnfr1fda, ben
81. ananft 1914. WoracfiS. bpnt 1rniierbnuie,
no 1880 Gieiiirnh Gpenue. price Sin. ans nno
mirb nm Q libr In ber ei rniireniins Strhs
Gin leierIidbes Medliiem abaebalien iperoen. II
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
No Wunt0n Attacks Wilson
Reassures Big Industry

Since then administration and especially the chief
tive and reiterated that there would be swash
buckersm running amuck wanon attacks for the sake OF
vengeance.
And capital turn instead of sung instead of clearing
fray has become cheerful has manifested new
spirit has cooperaed in bringing revival OF trade
n labor and in investments
That is where stand now.
Let no one however Immediately conclude that clouds have
passed all need for caution has vanshed that conservatism
can be thrown to the winds.
There many slip
Commercial failures are The imitation fosered by
Treasury Departments distribution of public funds when
renchment would have been wholesome must still be reckoned
WITH: there can fail be considerable Wreckage.
Then should there UNEXPECTEDLY be upset over the
railroad rate case personnel of the Federal board the
anti trust bills Mexico of dozen impending develop
en the whole complexion of the situation could rapidly and
radically change
However, restrained OPTIMISM fresh courage ana decision
to go ahead justified.
The public will not deal enieny with any poenae either
otca or financial who arognty unbaances things for 1t is
ncacuabe Importance for Humanitarian far more than Tor
ey business reasons the wheels of industry be sped
return to and factory machine shop and to counter the
thousands who with and children at this moment
physical torture that neither weed poll
ticians nor opuent fnanciers well fathom.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
All Signs Point to Better Business
Forbes Shows H0U Skies Are Clearing
Confidence Revived, Workmen Put
Back at Jobs, and, Most Encourag-
ing of All, Wilson Changes, Becom-
ing More Friendly Toward Capital.
By B. G. FORBES.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17--Conditions have improved.
Prospects have suddenly become brighter labor bust
ness, for inance-and for the administration
In two short weeks 1914 has brought
|. A revival of confidence n influential circles
2 limitations that the Eastern railroad decision will be
peded, and, inerenialy that it will be favorable
The steel companies have begun to workmen
thrown idle late in 1913
a. Nervousness President Wilson antitrust program
abaed by official statements that nothing will be done in
that ample time win be allowed effect whatever readusmens
found necessary.
s. Big business with unexpected aacrity has begun
operate in carrying vital reforms.
Monetary conditions have become comfortable abroad
and here
substantial advance has occurred in the security markets
larger volume of dealings both stocks and bonds than had
been experienced in many months
g. The banking community satisfied that President Wilson
will select for the and amportant Federal board
of large cab his remark that he regards this body equal
rank with the Supreme Court being accepted reasrng
O. Finally, leaders in finance and industry and trade have
begun talk for publication cheerful strain That
spring record for fifteen days, is it not9
Did know that there has been going this country
of the momentous below thesurface history?
Bluntly put Washington bent upon crushing Wall
Street"
And 'Wall Street" getting ready to crush Washington
if pressed to extremes
The country time the of upheava such
as it has never known.
Had the rescue, America to-day
would be walowing in want and misery.
When the Hearst newspapers mporng capital and the
together TO sink personal peudces to
operate there infinite for
speaking indeed than Washington at first realized
Fortunately few of large affairs who could
audience with the President and his advisers and at last
the real situation grasped.
That the turning point
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
5000, 900 OlUn Stock
liz Big Corporations

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-OffiCial fig
ures from 32S railroads and industrial
corporations show that their 12,243 .
400,590 capital stock is owned by l.
342 376 stockholders
The average holding is 81 shares.
on this basis. the SOL 73S,22I730
stock on which the corporation tax
was pad last year would be distrib-
uted among 6.7S4, 420 stockholders.
All these figures are exclusive Of
bondholders, who own, the tax re
turns show, $34749, 51G353.
or course many investors own
stocks in more than one company, so
that our figures of 1,342,376 contain
a great many Implications of individ-
ual holders.
But, on the other hand. hundreds Of
thousands of shares are held In bulk
by both foreign and domestic banking
and brokerage firms-23 foreign
houses carry more than 100000 900
par value of United States Steel Cor
firms report blocks that exceed 81,
100000 in many instances
Taking everything into considera-
tlon, | would estimate that there are
between 1000 600 and 100000 hold
ers OF securities in American enter
prises.
Banks Attract Many.
There are, for example, $4,000
stockholders in our 1900 national
banks and, it is estimated by officials,
400, 000 security holders in independ-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
MORGAN To END
VOTING TRUST Of.
SOUTHERN R. R.
Plans to Dissolve 1t Made as a
Concession to the Public
Sentiment

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Another
concession to public sentiment was
made yesterday by Morgan & Co.
when they decided to dissolve the
voting trust under which they have
controlled the Southern Railway for
more than eleven years.
The voting trustees are ]. P. Nor
gan, George F. Baker and Charles
Lanier.
Details for the termination of the
trust are now being arranged It's
termination IS IN keeping with the
new policy of J. P. Morgan & Co.
Several of the more active partners
Of the firm resigned early last week
from 80 directorships, and in three
instances-American Telephone and
Telegraph, New Haven and New
York Central-they severed all con-
nection with the companies.
Domination of this voting trust
permitted J. P Morgan and his asso-
Ciate, George F. Baker, to control the
policy Of the Southern Railway, al
though they did not hold a major
ity of the common and preferred
shares.
The voting trust was a favorite in
strument also used by the late J P
Morgan to prevent other interests
from secretly buying up in the stock
market control of properties under
his domination. The son and his
partners, it Is understood, realize
that the voting trust has become in
tolerable to shareholders.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

ATHENS. Jan. H. - Bradford
Knapp. in charge Of the taNm demon
stration work OF the South, head y
corn and canning clubs and the vet
eran boil weevil fighter and exper,.
said to a large gathering OF students
and farmers at the state College ct
Agriculture, Common sense and hard
work constitute the remedy for boil
wpovu Ills" More misiufOrmat)on
about the boil weeNll has gotten into
print than about most anything else
In recent years. he says Where com
mon sense and hard work have been
applied, he says. the boil weevil has
proven a blessing, that farmers bank
accounts have grown and no loss has
been sustained. not because the
weeyU has not harmed cotton, but
because farmers have diversified their
agricultural activities.
"One OF the first places that tho
boil weevn lays ITS eggs In new terri
tory" he asserted, is the vaults ~
the banks In Alabama and MisSis-
sjppi however, this most dangerous
invasion of the weeVil has been with
stood. and he said that there was no
reason why IL should not also be ,Ge
ease in Georgia.
In those States the bankers arc
saying to the farmers, Grow your
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ent telephone companies.
Neither our actual total Of 1872
3T6 stockholders for 1928 companies
furnishing returns nor the estimate
Of four million TO five million security
holders Gncluding bond, note and
stockholders for all companies begin
TO define the number of persons d.
RECTLY affected by the well-being OF
the nations corporations and their
ability to maintain dividend and in
terest payments.
First and most important are the
millions of workers employed by these
business organizations, and, of course,
the millions of women and children
dependent upon these breadwinners.
Then every one of the savings bank
depOSitors in the country is helped or
hurt by the prosperity or the adver-
sity of our railroads and other i'm
pOrtant enterprises.
Where Shoe Pinches.
In six Eastern States there are, in
round figures, seven million savings
bank depositors owning 100000, 900
RAILROAD investments. That means
that, if you are a savings bank de-
positor, you own 500 worth Of rail-
road securities. If the railroads can
not make ends meet, you can not go
on drawing your 4 per cent interest
from the savings institution. The
shrinkage in the market value of the
investments of the savings banks in
New York State has already exceeded
$4,000, 600.
Depositors in other institutions are
likewise affected
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Spots Demand Makes
Bears Feel Their Way
Orders From Mills Sufficient to Dis
courage Bearish Activities-Lon-
don Bulls Buy May.

NEW YORK, Jan. l7-Weak Liver
pool cables, due to hedge selling In a
narrow week end market, affected trad
ing at the opening of the cotton market
to-day and first prices were l point
higher to 4 points lower than Fridays
hnal The selling was general with a
large part of the offerings coming from
houses with Southern connection. Of
terings were absorbed by London bulls
and spinners also took some May con-
tracts.
Offerings were conspicuousiy light
around the close, and the demand
fairly good. On this trading the ring
got short and their covering together
with the purchase Of three thousand
May by a certain broker caused prices
to rally a few points. Sales of con-
tracts seem to go into the hands who
keep them so when short, and when
they try to cover they are found to be
scarce. The bulls strongly advise
purchases on the improvement in
spot demand and the continued large
consumption. The chances are, how
ever, that 1t will be a narrow 90 or 80
point scalping market until the new
crop prospects become more of a
factor.
AT the close the market was steady
with prices at a net advance of to
7 points from the final quotations of
Friday
Estimated cotton receipts:
Monday 1918
New Orleans 5000 to 5000 4,S1S
Galveston 1000 to 1880 10,5sS
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Common Sense, Hard Work
Beat Weevil,' Says Knapp

own foodstun for yourselves and ami
mails as far as you can, do good farm
ing, and to the extent you do this, we
will extend you credit
In the boil weevil territory where
the farmers have their gardens and
raise vegetables and grow their own
meat supply they are not worrying
about the weeVN
The only reason the Southern
farmer is not the most prosperous
in the world IL that he spends most
all OF his cotton money for what he
should raise on his own farm. II in
stead of planting SO per cent OF his
farm in cotton he would plant only
25 per cent and the rest I'm corn. oats,
COW peas. lespede2a, crimson clover
etc, develop live stock and follow
simple wel,-kuown methods of COM
batting the weevi,, nothing can him
der the continued rapid progress Of
agriculture in the South.
The visitation Of the boil weevil
10 the South has been the means Of
making the Southern farmers the
most progressive In the country II
has started the Southern farmer
growing 1--we stock. corn. hay. legumes
OF various kinds and established an
Independence which the Southern
planter never before has known"