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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-10

baving a wireless station in the
Maine woods through which COM
inunication was conducted with
German ships.
There have been reports of an
other wireless station on the Paci-
tlc coast.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-10
CONCERT AT LIBRARY HALL

Sibyl Sammis MacDermid, So
piano and James G. MacDerlmd,
Composer and Aceompanist, in Joint
Recital at Library Hall, Tuesday,
Nov. 10th at SIS p. m. Admission
rs cents. lilo
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-10

Maud Ito governess. after having
received we'll deserved whipping
from her mother) 1t isn't the smack.
ing / mind, it'2--it's- mummy making
hersalg so ridiculous Punch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-10
OUR PART IN YOUR EYE
COMFORT

To the wearer Of glasses the best
lenses and mountings are those he
doesn't have to think about. Our
customers never think about their
glasses once they leave our store.
We've done the thinking for them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-10
EVI, gTectE OF Fear

Fear is the acid which is pumped
into ones atmosphere. 1t causes men
tai moral and splrItua! asphyxiation,
aud sometimes deGth, death to energy
and all growth Horace Fletcher,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-10
Nice Eiatin Ntlon.
No coast,

q nave four luore sons" said wit
cess At a Westminster England In
ueet the other day; two in America
md two aliva."
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-10
Daily Thought.

We DO not know what ripples Of
healing are set in motion when we sim
ply emile on orc another Christian
ity wants srna7 rep, 'e Harry Drrn
wond
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-10
Excellent German Roads

Greas attention is paid by the city
u Madgeburg, Prussia, to its bicycle
roads. One cen ride many miles IN
he country on smooth stretches Of
road.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-10
Haffar 90 A6mnnleh.

II 10 better to sdmouiah than to r.
proach; for the one ia mild and friend
)y, the other harsh ard offensive: thg
ono corrects The flrlly, the ether cor
Sscts tAeia -.Ey:H- e'sa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-10
HSse the Reai Thinu.

You needn't git thr idee," bawled
one Irishman to another, that jist
oecaze you have 2 flannel mouth, you
san pull n WOO! aver MS eyesl"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-10
NncIn IosM SaNe

7 never yit cd see why folks COM
out frum tn city c tn farm make
sich taraat'on fGss about th beauty
Nv dandelioas, Cd yew2"
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=" = -
Pair oHeh

We are willing that women shan
have the last word IL they will let us
retain the last cent-Haverhiu Ga
xetta.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-03

nomn1en. Ser Gr3ber3og btang gegen
eparoie @iele bor. S9arsn BON @es
Fonoensn unb 5u6IloIes &rtegsmdteriol,
borlnter 8~pei6unbert geIdiBe unb biele
maIdtnengenebre, fieleu in unIere 9dnoe.
BUS bem geret6e Der Qrmssn 9antl uno
,. QufFenberg purben bi84er 11,600
Rrieosasfauaene abgei6obeu; ettpd 1000
Fnb bDrerit rp9 angetinbi9t. Sn Der
G6lodt an Der 5uc8rpa purOcn, Iopeit
bisber befdnnt, ~atpeibunbert 9ei4hBe,
Tehr biet Rrieqsmatsriut, 3dbIreider
Sratn. bier automobile unO bic 8elos
tansleien bes rufIiden 10, armeetorps
nit pi6ttaen @e6etmatten erbettet. Der
Teinb 1T in boGem Riid3uge, unIere Ars
NEE betfolqt i'm NIT gdr8er Strait.
8dbreno bieIer Sample Der arnee bon
qufFenberu bate bic &rmee 0unfl an
27. cine 3peite @4Iadt BET Risbr3pica
deTdlaaen un6 peiterbtn Gbeile u%nierer
6isbsr am petlihen MeiaIetufer borges
oqnaenen &rdfte iiber bieisn Stub berans
Geaooen. Dele game 5%eeresgruppe brang
IN ben Folgenben 9a9en pmfaHsn0 bis
nah an 2ublin 6eran, Gleidaeitig nit
bieien 5~itirten @rei9niFen purOe AUDI in
ORoalisten f6per getdmpft. Gm q.
gu9uTt ftteBen bic sur abpeAr bts bOrtis
oen. tpeitaus iiberlegeneu feinOli4en @tns
6ru6s beiimmten 8rdfte in Der 2tnie
0unaiop-8ust auf ben 9eqner. SrOB
oeg Grfolge8. Der BON 9unuiop fer bic
S06en rsfli9 pamor3unp ge%tpinsn6en
9olonnen fpnnten bic beiOerieits Der
8locsuper ghauFee Dorge9snOen armees
fbeile aeqen ben nomentlid aud on ars
tilerie nett iiberlegenen GeinO nidt bur4s
btiuaen. am %. Iesten bic GuFen ben
anertff audi auf bic 6Itlid qemberas
tdmpfenben armeetbeiIe fort. am Ratp'
mittoa mar Elm 3uriitnebmen hirtsr
@uila 2ipd unb in ben e1geren Rnur'
! 0ali6 unb nSrbIi4 2erlbers rtat ttsba
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OeIterreiN- ungarn'$ Waffentbatsn.

mtpiaslit fd bic e6ta6t BON
5amoFf6 unb @omdrpp. qm
%. auguIt ipurot bas Ginqreilen Der
iber gtIs uub u6uop C@dl5ieu) 6srdHs
btfobltueH @ruppe otB gr5btr3ogs Soitpb
BerbtRdHb fiiblbar, ga an Der gbaufte
Sdmofi4-9rasnoIaD 0btnials an BEN
BisprO 0erbdlinismd5l nur idpddtr,
Ardite eeg%tHiberitanbth, ionnttn trbebs
Ii6s 4rmeet6eile an 20. quauit aus benz
RaHme DON Gamohia gegtn Often eius
i6JeuteH uno bis Gjesuiti bororiugm.
Dmacgeniibcr ri6tete Der iiberua NIT
grobtsr 1apfertsit unb 6artnddigteit
idmpfenbe Geinb feline beftigiieu Qns
trtHgungen esgeu ben Raum bon aomas
rom, pobI in Der abidt. bier burdBus
itobeu. abenbs ItdnO unisrt Qrmee in
oer qinie Observation-Disclosures nitt
-Dieldc5d. nobel Grobd uno G5esniti
etpa bic gre6puntte btr 6ront bilbeteu.
quf ruIfI6er Settle batten ntue, bon arps
loiu unb @rultes3otp %btraugtfiGrte Grdfte
einqriffen. Qm folqeubeH Gage ieBte bic
Qrmes quffenbers bic angsbabnts llmfai.
Iuna, Der 6einb feline 9urbbrudsberiu6e
lori, bic fblieBd6 bic tigsut Gront bis
Qd6un-5drnarpatta 5uriitboesu. Snoel
len bermoate Iia bic @rappe oes Gr3s
her3oas i'm angemeiren Bis an ben Sabre
ned 3elethn-gd9auie bor3udrbeiten.
Dim 81. QuguIt f9ritt bic gtntretFung
bss Geinbes uHter befttaiten 8dmpfen
fort, inbem auh bon RorOtn Der geeen
aomarop eingeI6nsutt puroe. Bel SOs
marop bereits duBerf aefabrOet, begans
nen bic Rufen ben Riid3ug gegen Srbs
lon unb @rubies3oip (5ei6e Orte an
guq), %eripe6rten ii6 iebod oura Stfens
fDn0be nod alien aidtun9en rdmentlit
aeoen bic 9ruppe bts Gr5her5ogs, Der
brpbenoeu 1mtlammerung. Gubli6 in
ben Acknowledgements bes 1. September
purbe fiber, baB bic armss auffenberg,
in Der aud Miener 9rupptn unb cine
pom General Der Snfanterie 8oroebic ges
fii6rte @ruppe nit duBeroroentli6er
3dbiateit uub 9rapour tdmpften, enogiil'
tia oeIeat babe. &omarop uno bic
5o6,n Iioli9 BON 9Di6oDte purben ge'
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anbers litatn bic @srbdtintFt auf BEN
onti6sn Sbtil bts Observation-Disclosures
9ritgsibeaters. I'm bic ftdritn DoIbuHs
gen o,B nod duf 6Ferrei4item gootu
qeleotnen GutlgebieteB ots Bug I6lisBt
flo 6ltlia tn Ser @egsub bts uifi6tn
@~uTftnpIdbts 9ubno ftants 6igalaRo
an, bds ipeittr fi60flib in bt rtihtn
aorntammtrn RuBldnos auslduit in bic
9bdler bes 8niepr, bes unttrsH Bug mb
oes 8nieTr. Grobe 36rftr BON 200 bis
800 @sbofim rtibtn li6 aHeiunubtr unb
bic aus ,9tbm %gebauten un6 NIT Strob bee
bedttn @ebiube bergen reiht @otrdtbe.
Sum 9bcil III bic Grnte ihon tin9es
bradt; @ie6btrben ipcifen aui ben Ips
piden DisItn uno in peiisn @sbtgeu
tummtln f6 Itbntge qfer6e, Sitr pobat
Der 8ltinruFt nit ieintr t9piIh &C.
%brunaeum @tndli, Ieiuem fartn 9ddeH,
Der tltintn RdIs uno benz grobsu Mlmb.
bas Itarre Frob6Ionoe 5aar I'm ben
aopf runb berum dbgeIdnittcn. 81 be-
Iibt ni9ts BON BEN ~unrubigen Qomubens
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9nS sdIa6HeIS spiiheH @eiaieI uHS
Tnieitr.

Gin gsri6t iiber bic admpFs 5ipiI6m
ben 0ftrrtidii6sumaariIdn uHo ruff
i6tn stsrtn pom /. September gitbt fol-
gsubtn gsiammiiibtrblid iiber ben Ghaus
plat bisIsr @oradnst.
3piI6u Dei6Itl unb Gnitnr tobt bic
5isrri4il6ruIfi6s RitItnI6la8t. gld9s
BEN bic 6ltrrei6ilden 6esre bic 8ergtet.
ten Der I5 bon Rorbtn ua6 Giioolten
OsbntnOm goIi5iI6n 8rtH5t burdi6rits
ten babtn, ridden Ie BON Sieg an Sig
bortpdrts, i'm Bsitsu NIT benz 3ist Wdrs
Ibau unb Brett s9itopst inn Giibohen,
UNI iibsr Rolpuo ods 9bal bes 9nispr gu
srrei9tn. Die Wlttte oitIcs mebrere buns
bert Sitometer ldngsu 9rit9stbeaters fiiat
Der .qolesie", bur8 bic Der pripet feline
IdmuBigsgeIbtn MdHsr in taum pdbrs
nebmbursm Gtfdae IansIam treibt. @ein
aan3tr, un9 Often atridteter Oberldui
iisbt nidts uls iumpiissn grIeHpalo,
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blut bes @roBruTen. SanFter trb gut
miitbtger ul8 Der Mostopiter, i'm @egens
fab 5u bieiem BON itartsm Rcdt8gefiibl
befeelt, 1T sr Elm pblegmatiifer lnb
i9meigiamer Qrbeiter, Der BEN 8Ootn iets
men natiirIi9en Reidtbum abrin8t unb
NIT 2iebe an ieiner S9olle bdngt. Bas
bic 6Ferrei9iI6sungariIde 4rmee brduft
1T in bieIen Gegcnbeu i'm lleberfluils
porbanbeu. 8elingt es ibr, bic tpentgen
@renfsItungsn 8u nebmen unb bic ruiit'
T6e Qrinre entIdeibenb 81 I4lugen, bunn
Itebt Der Meg in BAG reiae Snnere Rub'
lambs offen.
Ger Dffisieae geridt ii6cr bic Operas
tiuuen 1T 3ulens @ali5ten DDm 3, Gepa
tem6er.
Die S6la6ten, bic fi9 duf BEN ruff
fden ariegsi9aupIaB aus unIerer 0tfens
fbs ~entrpidelten, baben cine Gntfdetbuug
bes GeIO3uqe8 mod nidt gebro4t. am
tDeftli6n GIlgeL tief in feinoli4es 2dno
porbringenb, in 0Itgdli8ien ben bdters
lGnoiT4en 8oben gegen ben iiberlegener
Tetn6 Gfritt fir S9ritt bertheibigenb
baben unIere SruppeH ollentbdlben ben
alien auf ibrer 9upTerteit geredtferti9t
unb Ieben ben nod beporitebenoen e~rniten
aGmpfen nit 3uoerf6t ent9egen. Sine
56ilberung Der mebrfu6en @aluften
Der b~srgangenen @ode mtB Der @ei4i4te
p~orbe1dtten bei6eu, @egenipGrtig labt
fi6 Der gerIuuf Der Greignthe nur IN
qroBen 3iigen p%ieoergeben.
SeItli1 BON &rasnit, mad breitdgigel
Sdladt ber Tiegreiden Qrmee beg gene'
rails DanfI, begdnn an IS. auguit BIZ
apiI6en ben 5nt3tpd Qintes Rebentliib'
den hes Bug unb ben Witprl (rt4tsi
Re6enfliib4en Der DeidIe0 biriltrts VT.
NEE auIFenberg ben Qneriff ani bic auI
benz Rdume bpn Gbolm gegen SilOef
Isurseridtsa feinbIifsn ardfts. 'otstaal
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general BON 9tnedenborff un0 bon
Sirbenburg.
Der Gieger bon gannenberg.

tribe, BON Griiblingshohpdiier 5uriids
aeblie6ene 2dden unb bier unb bd iippi9
puGernbs GumpfbIumen. aein Sir4s
tburm, tein or0berer Drt, nur feIteH elm
T6muBigts 0prf befer menige geno6ner
Sorf Ite6en, babel BON Der itdHbigen 9es
fabr beOrobt, in Dem adben, ellen
56lamm gu b%erIinten. Cine ein3ige
gubnlinie bur6i9neibet bel Rieti9iBd
biefen ,Qoliesie" genanuten Sumpfgiirtel.
Quf i6r baben bic Rufen Stretttrdf:e
boraeIao6en, bic fta iebt nod iioli4 BEG
Sumpfqirttts in MoIbpnien uufRaltcn.
Ob ie benIetben 0eg aud sum Riid3uge
benuben fonnen, biirfte mebr ais fra9Ii4
iein. 8ie 6Iterrei4iideB aorps tperosu
lie in has GumpfIaub binsiHiagen, tpenn
fe es ni6t por3ieben %Iolten, iid linen gu
erqeben. au1 i'm De'ten 3tpii4en benz
.goliesie" uu0 Der 0ei4ieI behnt il4
tbeilDeiIe nod 6bes, erIt an bcr oitars
rei6iI6en 6ren3e BON 8ergtetten einges
rahmtes Gla6tanb. 3annenpdloer,
5umpfFrsdeu, S9if unb Betoens
aeftriipp nedIetn NIT Strtden frnhtbaren
Qderlanbes, auf BEN iid biirftige 6ledet
unb 86rfer init graueu SOl3hdufern err
beben. Yolnii6t 2unbleute in drmlifen
aIeioern ar6eiten duf ben GeIoern, tpd9s
renb bier uub bort rieiige 9it6beroen bic
muaere Weibeftd6e abgrdTen. Das lit
bds Bib BET Gbene BON Gnbltn.
8efonbere Gdnierigteiten berettet Tier bic
8erpflegung GROCER T%rrppenmdIe en-. Die
ein3iqe 8abuliuie fiibrt bon 2em6erg iiber
GdmoItie nad 2ublin unb @bolm. Dd=
ntben fommt nur nod Der 9berlauf Der
9ud unb Sic aIleroings 3tpei &ilonefer
breite Wef6Id in Grage, duf Der adhne
BON betrG6tlihem 9iefgang bic gabs
ruu~as8ufubr fir bic Sruppen beiorgen
t6nnen. 3te Gslbnege finb idledt, unb
Der aus qrauem, tIebrigem aebm gebils
bette 8oben periponbelt ii9 BET Regens
oiiFen nur au oft in taum gu burds
fpotenben G6mub. Gs barren dfTo Der
1fterreibiTdea Sruppenperpfleautg f4tpere
gtufauben, ba fe bic 8eoirfniIie ibres
Seeres bur4 bic qnlegung 9roBer Wdqas
aine i'm Riiden beden mub. Rur WSeb
lam in rei6lidem MaBe requirirt fnst'
ben, bds ae66rt ia Dem polniihen 6roB=
qrnnbbefiber. Der orme Sleinbuuer unh
aanborbeifer BAT bagegen Ielbf ni9ts.
8rpt unb has bierdbnlibe p9pas" hiIoer
oft feline einaiss glcbruns.
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Die aranspien perben gran.

0os Barrier .Spurnol" bert9tet, bcB
felt Qusbru9 bes arieees. cine iibsrs
raI6enb grobe anaubl Tdunsr uEo
Srauen eetpiIsrmabsn iiber NaHt asoa
oeporben fei. 0isis mdnner unb Gralsl
bic mod Dor pislen 8oasn Tdtrarse oadre
butten unb hgenbli9 dusIabeH, Fnh plOas
lid ersrout unb i4tIi1 seaItert.
Dor @oraen, Summer Dbsr A~ufrssEnsg
- Nidt gang 80. bdB rJrurnnl. bat
Ser itriade bitIsr DanSlaag nddgsipiirt
unb fe aud smtbsft: bieIe aente t5nlita
tsine 6onrfdrbss arb getiingtnesnltie
.mehr befomHlsns
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asriditt. gibmtnhpaibs 9eibilitH Tnb
auf bltltm Msgs busiiR afolai unb d
m bafiit @orgt aslragsu bab bifls @slb,t
midi BtrIpIiiitrt mtrbtn; fe perbeH aud
ni@i iir Rdhungn ptrpfnbet psrbrn
fir bic Der Sioat o%uf5uiommm bal, lon'
bern mtbr als pgibdie gltbtsqabtH btbdns
belt ptrbm Die dusiaIasaebtnbt 6ilft
dbtr pirb pom Gtadt, iommtH unb IN
alien Winiherien, nit btHtH 10 berboHs
btltt, bsrtIai gr6bttB Gnt8teniommsn
unb dubtrIt, 9srdimiligidt. Die bon
ibm angtri6ttten G6dbm mlb Ia Der
BeiRb, iotnu e. btfsgt piro, be8ablsH aH
bieltr Botdusl,buug 5peifslt tDpbI itinet
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nls6nrs, aoetsH urb Gid I'm artife pr.'
Glargdrb, aus ben arditH Rdbtubura,
Oesfsbs cnb Dr. GBlou In artiie Vubia
aus ben artiTtu gritblaHb @etbdueH uib
GaRtnburg I'm 0rtiit RuIiaol uub aus
BEN artile Gmsburg i'm ardis Btrtni.
Gs btfnbtt flo btr adnbtalb bts artiit %
Oherobt (Onprmbtn) In Dfirobs, be-
grdItB Qeibeuburg IN Qtibmbura, btE
Rrdits Oritlsburg In 9iri6du btb arei'
.Iss Sldaup6un In gani. bts &rtiies
Suntrburq in gsrsHl btB attiisB 4nsers
burl In 8ertul. BIZ attiils DHmBInHtn
IN 9an3iger S0bs b3 ateiI.s RasHit tn
9dnJigu 909s.
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n Dmll6lanb, uHb 70 Fno Bic BON
Slaais beipialgin Wiiid ais Elm 9or'
i6ub dui bic Don ben Rufn 40 ttlabi
leHbs MISUNDERSTANDING 81 b,irahttn.
Die 0aupila6t VI. bab nnIut bmbtH
DRprmbm fir ben mintH i6eaa pitbtr
Elm Dad ibtr BEN aopi. bab,nj mann
i'd frttli6 ale Btl6tllna, misbr oui
ibren 6cT unb IN lot 6eim lptrbt auriids
ruftn i6nutH b,tmas ID balit nod Mot
Bu Iaatn
Sin 9b,il Der onprmbi6tn Gti6l,
linqt IN mitrgebrahi; otls BEN qrtiim
aoNtl, MlenIeiu unb Dtitts6urg I'm
ar,iie aartnus, aus ben auiim 5obdur
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az nmgtbta Sumal aud unfos flblidr
6loHis aus RIatung grN5dnb bsbrobl
purbe. Die r%iifadnqigt 9slpt9una poas
Sos id IN boiler Grbnuns, obnt bab Der
oIfnbar giti6fanB isbr brporasnoms
meme Btinb psltntIia nadbrdHait. Nm
%. gtiif,u bic RuHm an bu aar5tn
GroBt srnsusft an unb btrItobn ihre
Qrdiit aus BEN Raum noroohIla Gems
BERG aeam GubtH. Tags baraui itistrts
Td bisitr qlnariIf 81 atobtsr 9tiiiattit.
S~nsbtlonbere bon prJtmpsIdnb mb
6itltloiD Der btrmoate Der 6gino imrutr
meme ardItt tinJuitben, btnta gtgtniibsr
mItre Trupptn nah btrgtblittn ger'
luhn. Re 6ura Slftufbhobs nsutr In
Raume DeliIid RobatpH ptrIdmmslter
Qfmttlbeile 81 milaIttn, asgfn 9tmhrg
NIB Wiioloiop mtihsu mubteH. Jn ole
len bititn admpitu srIitten unitrt bras
pen 1tuppeu bauptid6Iid burG bic on
3dbl nett iibcrleatne unb aud aus mos
btrntH fapertH @tI9ibtu %faltrnbs itino'
Tide gtrtiatrie groBe 8elaite. Sllam'
mtnidftnb fam eeIaat Dtro,n, bah MIR
bisber gegsn eifpa oitrJig ruiiitt 5HiaHs
iries lno elf adbolerieotpifionn &C.
idmpft unb glminbtIt big SdIitt eitltr
ftinbli6en 9rdite uHter grobR gtrIulitn
yu%riidaenorftH bobtr.
Der Sisnpertrttsr tts Gbtfs bts
@eneral1dbs,
hon 6oefer Generdlmdior.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
THE STEEL MARKET.
BuyinE Falls on, but Price Advance
HOld.

Domestic users OF steel have again
adopted policy of buying only for the
most pressing needs and as a result the
volume OF new business has fallen on
rather sharply In the last fortnight or So
Producers, however, are still able to
maintain prices at the recent advances,
duo TO the elimination of foreign compe-
titlon.
The Iron Age quoted wire rods. Pitts
burg. Mt $3.50. all advance OF 90 cents
per ton; black sheets sl.96. an advance
OF 81: galvanized sheets s2.9b, an ad-
vance of 81. Tin plato also advanced
from $3.50 to $3.50 per box.
In August tho United States Steel Cor
poration shipments averaged about $4,000
tons per day, or about 5000 tons per day
above the July shipments. The untitled
tonnage statement In expected to show an
Increase of about 100, 900 tons
New contracts between steel producers
and English shippers OF ferromanganese
have been made on the basis Of around $50
ton. or about SIS higher than the orig
inal contract prices Tho Steel Corpora
ton Is reported to have sold some ferro-
manganese at ss5 ton. Most OF this
alloy the corporation obtained from South
America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04

Those who have seen a specimen OF the
new Bank OF England emergency notes
would not be surprised to learn that they
had been received at first with certain
amount OF suspicion. They are distinctly
unlmpresslve. The note Is insignificantly
small, printed ON what IL apparently a
very inferior brand OF paper, and Is AZ
much unlike tho IS Bank OF England
note us could be imagined. And yet II
appears that the British public took to
the now currency with amazing ease. A
Wall Street man who has just returned
from the other side tells how he intro
duced the new notes TO small village
In the north OF England, claiming that
tho Incident furnished a remarkable OK
ample OF the trust placed by the English
shopkeeper In his customers honesty. A
few DAYS after tho new currency was
issued he happened TO make purchase
In small shop In an out OF the way
town and rendered a fl note In payment
The shopkeepor. who had never heard OF
the new money, scrutinized the note caro-
fully and asked what II was. The Amer
lean explained the whole matter and
how n came about Tho shopkoeper
thanked him and offered the correct
change in return without another word.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
JONAS DROPS HIS FIGHT
ON TOBACCO TRUST
Wanted 100000, Claiming
Dissolution Decree Didn't
Smash Monopoly.

In an order signed m the United states
Circuit Court OF Appeals yesterday Judge
Lacombe discontinued the appeal in the
Sherman law action brought by Otto 8.
Jonas an Independent tobaoconist. against
tine American Tobacco Company and the
United Cigar stores Company. Besides
asking for 500. 900 damages In his suit,
Jonas declared that the dissolution decree
against tho tobacco trust WAS not re-
straining the members OF the former trust
from main taining q monopoly He asked
tho court to modify the decree 30 as TO
make It effective.
The Court OF Appeals dismissed the ap-
peal with the consent OF the attorneys for
both sides. Henry II. Hunter. attorney
for Jonas said that tho action had amply
fulfilled It's object, naNnuch AZ the GOV
eminent on the strength OF allegations in
the complaint had undertaken a country
wide investigation OF the conditions in the
tobacco industry.
The Jonas action first took the form OF
a bill OF review filed with the Attorney
General when Mr. Wickershsm held that
post In accordance with the mandate OF
tho Supreme Court allowing Independent
toSacconists to take exception TO the dis
solution decree.
Th. Attorney General refused TO take
any action In the matter, saying the de-
cree was satisfactory. and his stand was
upheld by President TAFT. who was APP
pealed TO In the matter. This led TO the
| insertion IN the Democratic and Progress
sivs platforms OF a plank advocating the
revising OF the toba 60 decree.
When James X. McReynolds succeeded
| Mr., wlckersham as Attorney General III
| took Immediate action. The Jonas sui
was argued before Judge Mayer In th'
| United states District Court Judge Mayer
| dirnissed the action on the ground that
he could not question the mandate or
| higher court. An appeal was taken.
In the meantime, however. the Govern
rnent inquiry into the effect of the dissolu
/ ton deere. on the tobacco Industry II
this field had been started by Assistan
United States Attorney Claude A. Thomp
son. After several conferences with tht
LAWYERS for the ing tobacco companies In
VOWED In tho investigation the Metropo!i
tan Tobacco Company agreed TO sell II
products 10 concerns other than the oil
| members OF the trust.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Hone Of Early Free Movement Of
shipments From Brazil.

Sentiment in coffee circles was moro
hopeful yesterday OF an early arrange
ment OF credit facilities under which
the movement OF coffee from Brazil to
this country could be resumed In free
volume. Secretary McAdoo's announce
mt that the National city Bank had
been permitted TO establish branches in
Rio Janeiro and Buenos Ayres subject to
federal Reserve Board regulation strength
ened the belief OF tho trade that It would
not be long before satisfactory plans for
relmbursing tho Brazilian holders would
be worked out.
The local spot market continued quiet
with prices "A tritie easier for the lower
grades High grade Santos coffees ruled
firm and demand is moderate The Brazil
ian markets were steady, and weather in
all of the Sac Paulo districts was fine,
Receipts at the two ports for Wednesday
were 10000 bags, against $4,000 bags last
year and $4,000 bags two years ago. Sac
Paulo receipts were 5000 bags. against
| rs, 900 last year. and Jundiahy had $4,000
kbsgA sgainst es,eee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
vIRGMIA.CARoLINA REPORTS.
Che mical Company's Total Fertiltser
Turnover R22,4s0,s3s.

The report OF tho Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company says that the fiscal
year which closed on May 81. 1914, was
satisfactory In many particulars and
showed a material increase In business in
all of the company's proprietary branded
goods. While the net profits were better
than for the last three years still the
business has not been as satisfactory as
the directors of the company had hoped
and expected up to February. tho report
says Tho increased business and tho
high COST Of material forced tho company
to borrow money at the prevailing high
rates. making tho payments for the in
terest accounts heavier than on preceding
years
Tho potash company operating mines IN
Germany IL said to be making satisfac-
tory progress, but in view OF the fact that
other mines are being developed there II
was not thought wise that the company
should pay any dividends 10 the parent
| concern.
The Virginia Carolina Chemical Com.
panys total turnover in me fertilizer bust.
knass amounted % l2at1s.SSA