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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20
9cutIfc aapalieric i'm MamGper

yMir appcliren jest IN Den ErGit=
bcuteu nuo ben aUngref, bel Der DE
giernug BON Sapan burdJ Oenen gpt-
idyafter III &aibtngtpn i'm Nnmen Der
WeuidJIidlfeit, Der 3iuIlIiatiOn unn
Oes 8cltfriebcns OOritcllig 5u Ucr-
ben, 'DaR as nid)t Den aricg in Den
ferneH Citen TRACE, tnocm es bD!l
ScntIdDlGuo pcrlangt, Oaf es IciuC
aeIamteu polittifcu nu0 bGH0elspplt-
tiIdcn Enterciien iu Gbina oufgcbe.
2InitHtt Oes Arie9cs Srnnofafel in
Oen ferncn Often 3n idDlenocrn, IOQtC
,Sapau gercdIt Iein urS aile Scidlucr-
Den, Die cs gcgen Gentidjlnnn OOcr
cine anOcrc 9tGttUu hat, hem Sauger
Sribunal nntcrbrcitcn, Dem Obnc
3ucifcl aubere Tragcu bes gegcn.
marttgcn SOnfltfteS DUrgelegt meroen
omrfteu."
GrGiiOcut 8ilion bat ciuen glppcll
an oas nmcrifaniidlc &plf aerid)tet,
ucldDes cr pur leiOenid)aftIider Bar.
tcinaBne in Dem eurppaiIfen Sriege
marnt, iueil eGrans leidt Elm Ncutra.
litGtsbrndD bernurgebcn f0ante. 9ludl
ermnbnt Der ErGIiocnt allc 8iirger,
5nerit Oaran sn benfcn, bak itc Ime.
rifnuer iIuo, gleidpIel ion iueldJer
93atiuualitGt iie abitammeu.
&ur Der &er0ffeHtltdDnug Oieier
Grflaruna gaben Scnmte befaunt
Oak Der 4SrGitOent boil entihlOhen iei
in Dem Streit 5miidlcn Sapau nuO
0cntihlanb ntdDt Gartci at ergreifeu
SaIbiugtpn, 10. &ug. - YrGit.
bent 8iliuuS GrflGrnng, baF bic De
otcrnng Der &erciuigten Staateu sSn:
pans &criideruug bc5iislid Der ter
ritUrialen lluantaitbnrfeit Ghinas fiil
5nfrebenitelleno eraftct, bat nirgenO;
i'm Sanbe, ankerbalb DER Waueru be<
&etReu 6anIes, Elm Ghp gefunben.
Der Sdlritt Sapans mirb ais be1
am menigitcn entidlnlObare i'm Ser
lanfe bieies nnieIigen &slferfrie9eS
aufgefaRt nnb ais ein5;s nnO alleiu
Dem Gbrgei5e Sapans entipringeno
lleberail in &aibinstsn berrifli
hie 9luiidlt, BAH bies gerbalten So
pans nid)t allein einen llmidjlag bei
6ffenfliden Meinuns Imcrifas 81
0nuiten 9eutidlanOS benirft, ion
bern es Die ernite 8arnung an bit
gereiRieten Staaten entbGlt, lire Ell
aenen Sntereiien unb grinsipieu in
EacificsSseau sn uabren.
Die &eriidernngen Sapans az
Sentiflanb perbcn nirsens fir bar,
Wiiv5e genGmmen. 3ie Saritellnng
ais oh es itdD fir Sapan am Nnfredt
erbaltung bes sritSens in Sitaiier
banole nnb Sentid)lanb jest Siant
idau beransge6en miliIe, Snmit es IL
Der sSOlge an China siriiferitattci
iuerSe, aelten allgemein als Siit
annitsriff poer oiplDmatiidD berflei
bete ltnperidDdmtbeit, ipeIde anf Der
eisenen geiit bes ge6ietes absielt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20
GugIGnSer lnnOcn in 5ranfreif.

Gu8lGnSer lanOen in 6ranfreidJ.
2unOOn, Is. 9Iug. - Sas britiide
GrpcOitiOnsfurps lit aui fransOiiIdem
SuOen gclaubct. Die llcberfiiGrnug
Oun Dublin, GaitbOnrue, SOutbam3i.
ton unN anOeren SGfcn Oanerte mel,
rerc Sage.
&nibin9tOu, Is. 9lng, - 9cntid)s
lambs Stellnngnabme su ,Sapans III
ttmntum lit bier nUh unbctaunt. Sel
Der Oentidlcn gOtidJaft iinO nod feline
9lnsfitnfte ans Berlin eiugegaugen.
GOdl luctR man bier nn9efGbr, mas
IcutIdJlauO HntluUrteu uir0. Die
gan5e 9Ingelegenbeit lit nidtS ais Gin
biplUmatiIdler 8infel5ug.
gSie Der Shines" bOm 6aag ges
melOct wiro, bnben bic 9eutIdven Den
Crt Giic DOllig nieoergebranut, wcil
Die Sciuubner anf oie OentiAcu Srup-
pen fcncrten. 9llle &emuGncr, bic
am 2eben 6liebeu, mnrben iiber Die
6ren5e nad 6UllGrh gctriebeu. Bier.
5cbn ppn ibuen itnrben auf bcm &c,
&C pun &iie nudl MnaitridDt. GAIL
reidDe WGnuer tunroen perbnftet nub
nndl 9ladJen 5um Eru5ek geiNnbt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20

9ercitct Gnd) Jest idpOn Nnf bic 4
TnhrcefUnucntiOu in Slnn0rcNu,
SlO IafOtn, Dor!
24. uno %. Scptem6Cr 1914.

3elltid)-9lnlcrltunCr:
gtur nod led)@ Motben trcnuCn ms
ron Der Oicrtcu SaDreStOnucutiOu
be~ SHo 0GfOta Stnatsncrbonocs.
Menn c5 jemol5 Die Efiidt Der Otjt.
Qltc0cr 0e5 Stoat5Derban0S un0 Der
ein3cIncn 3mciqpcreine mar, 0rr6
ltartc SelegatiOnen unO Olrh per-
l0nlihG @eteiliQung Die &onOcntlor
in 6lan0reol om "a. un0 %, ScU-
tember 5u einem GrfoIge 8u MAIDEN,
Ganu Jest!
g8enn iemolS Elm 8cutIher 0ie
Gflit)t botte, ocm Staatsnerbano bet
5ntretcn, INN ibn 81 erltarten unO
i'm IN Die Gage 81 berleBcn - mte
Elm Wum -- fir 0uS 3eutihumcri-
tonertlm 81 f0mpfcn un0 Die 9emcis
ncn 9lngrtffe ollf 0ertlde5 8cIen,
0eltihea @olfStlm un0 0cutidc Stuls
tllr 3urijf3upeiicn, lDcm ea icnroI2
Qait, nit Stol3 ou53urufen:
sd bin Oeuti6er 2lbtunft"
Sann teBt!
IS lit oeutItc Gbrenpfliht fiir ic-
Sen. Der oclttiher 2lbfltnft lit.
St & ,
Tic Oiertc SahrcSfOnOcntiUn *
ocs SiiD TafOta StnntSDcrbaus e.
Oes in
Tlanorcon, g. &, am "A. un0 "
25. September =.
mnf Elm Gbrentna pcrOcn fir ii
oaS Gentihtnm uOn SHo On s.
fOta.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20
0ptt iDiibe
Semtinlaito ttto Sefterreid)
M 3apan Or ui6hse gnO gegen 9mdnO ngbeB
ieat muuidam btntelitge Torbemaen


ena
- fer
ne M it II IA
81
0rans hine edacnmS life MeGrn
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20
9icU. =. u. &cn3, uon 6crrciO, 2. :
Der Niceiahriac Ncitrc0ncr.

O. trent 0ic GcihmQ Oe3 5toot2.
pcrbon0ca, irbt ihuu mclOcu 5u f0N-
ncu 0uE Der Tcltrc0ucr Qciihcrt it,
2lu Mcrru Gait0r A5. u. &cno uOr
&Crrci0, z. :, crQiug d. oiU3jcuc
Giulo0uug, Die TcItrcOe 5u ilbcrnch-
men, 0crcu Nunummc bcrcita in Ndu.
0cn oc3 &orituno@ lit. Ncrr Noitor
&cua itcht ouf ocul &oGcn Der &cr-
buu0&DerfuiInQ ua0 iculc }dblreiheu
t5rum0e int 9tor0cu Oca StautC3 nil
len mcId1' cin podcnOcr, tOpuldrCr
ln0 neutidqeiinnter 0fouu cr iit
Seinc 2lnnahmc miro mlh 5meiicQo@
Oo3u beitrogcn, 0ab Elm gutter @eIuh
pom 9}orDcn Oe9 Staotca geIihert
miro.
Die nQberen Gi3elbcitcn 0cS Set
proqromm5, IolDie Der Arrangements
filr oie ltnterbrln8lmg Der &eiudcr
uno 0oitc ner0Cn IN &i;r3c befunnt
qeqebcn mer0en lmo bitten mir bic
nentidDc Erciie I'M Staatc ber5Iih
EropoQouOo fiir Die &oupcntion 3u
ula6en lu0 BON obtQcu 9toti5cu gcfI
Uebroud SIT mohen
~ 9Inr Wfitglicocr oc5 &erbHn
Ocs, mcld)c lire &citrage bc3aHlt IN.
ben, reip. nod 5nblcn, iinS itimm6e-
rcdDtigt, cbeniO uur Tclcgntcn pOn
;3lpciaDcrbdnbeu, mclhc ihrc Sabrc@=
beitrGge cutrtdtct bnbcn. Q2cr 0o@
nod niht geton bat, .11ub OiCIClben
3cItiQ norhcr an 0cn (infolge Ser Grs
trontlng bon Serrn @crmom Shtc-
binq pom Yr0iiOeutcu ernonntcn
ScfrctQr pro temporc)
9ieu. Eanl Shnl5, Sea, z, :.
entridten. Ofitglie0cr, mCIhc be-
3oblt buben, ober nod feline Guittuns
GEN erbieIten, merocn oieielben uoh
reht3eitig erbalten,
Bw ScOcr 3pciguerciu lit fir ic
Is Wittglte0cr 81 etuem Selcgatcn
bercdDtiat, nnb fir ben grOfercn
SSrnhtcil iIbcr Is Wtitglieoer 5n eiuem
,ueitercn Selegateu. @enn oIio 3. 9.
Elm &crein % Wtitglieoer bot, 10 1T
er 5ll 3nei 0eIegaten beredtigt. 25rs
qeu0 Gin glttItehenoe8 Q}itqlieO Clne>
3meiqperein8 tunn aI$ 9elegot &C.
ianot meroen. Teuft alIO 5citig oH.
RON, Telegateu 5u cruennen. G;c
Selcoatcn miiiIen Scglnnbi9nngss
idrcthcn labeu, Die pom ErGitOeEteH
nnO ScfretGr Ses 3ueigpereinS aebO.
rig nnter5eidDnet iinb.
- glud bitten mir oic 8eomten
ser ein3elnen 3meigoereine, iebl
ihon cine Giite fiir oas Jlpte arens
fir Die &erlpnuhsten Der Oeatideu
Gerbiinoeten cirfuliren al laiien uno
BON &ereinsuegen ielber cine iDldpe
Snmmc anssnIeben. 3ieie Cunt
men Eliiiicn an ben Sd)abmeiiter Ses
&erbanos, Serrn Is. 8. &nObt, Sart=
furb, 2. ., ge1anot nerOen, oer oa-
ritber quittiren lGBt uno oafitr lorgt,
Dob lie Den General Silfsfon1itee
ltbcrIonot meroen.
- Die 8riefe nit Sen 9iuten
Sirens SeitiGgeu miiiien bie Iufihrtft
tragen: Aptcr arens-Silfsfono.
Giner Der eriteu Gereiue, Der be-
reits Die Summe Son $500 al bic
lem 3uede beiuilligte, iuar Der Ser
Elm sn Sriogemater, 9, Q, Der gum
groBen 9eiIe aus 9eutih-9tIiien @
beitebt 8ropo! Ser Siour Sails
8ermonia.Gerein miro in nodIter
GerionmIimg ebenfaaS cine groGe-
re Summe 3it oieien1 3nef au8ieBen.
9llIo iufprt ans lilfsuerf.
Ser bon Gefretdr sc. 8uentbncr
bon 8ribgepoter eingeianote 8etrag,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20
Yapit Ytu8 lit tot

q 20 III, 20. 9lug.-Gapit Bins. Der
3cbute lit bcutc murgcn MN 1.20 llbr
i'm 2llter OOn - Sabrcu ans bcm Sc
ben ocidDie0en,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20
0aS 0entidJe Silfsmcrf.


Qie 6crmoniitic SOcietp Of G6i-
eagO" plant ole Ger0ffentli6lng elmer
Nn3abl bon Eanpbletcn, lpelhe Ole
Dem gcgenmartig in europa niiten-
ten &rlege 81 8run0e Iiegen0en llrlca
dcn bebon0eln, bic Die brciten Maiieu
oes amcrifaniIdcn &Olfes onrdJ nns
gclhminfte 0uritellnng Der gerbGlt.
nlllc auftlGrcn umO hier0urh cine OBJ
IetttOe ltn0 Qere6te 8eurteilllng ser
Sohluge f0roern iouen. 9a5 erite
FompbIet: u@crmonn ono tbe &eucc
Of europe" BON ErofeIior 55er0inano
ShCptu bon ser biitoriIhcn 9Ibtc:.
hm9 ser llniOcriit0t Chicago miro in
8roBeu 3ij9cn bic clrropGiihe Gage in
Der Belt bonn Icuti6-55run30iiIhcn
&ricQc bis 3ur 8cgcnmort Ihil0crn
lmO am IS, Nugnit i'm Grnf crid)ci
aCu.
9Illc Ocutidcn &crcinc 9ImcrifnS
mcrocn 0rinacHb eriudJt, fir Die Ser,
brejtltnq 0ieicr Shrift, nonentGid
nutcr Ocm euGliidD iprcdcuocn Sell
Der omcrIfuniihcn @eu0IfcrlnQ, Cor
Qc 81 troQcu un0 0oourCh Elm bcTicrc5
H%crlt0nOui2 fijr Die &uuptmomcntr.
mcIdc 0icicu @cItfricQ entfntt bu-
bcu hcrbctiithrcn 5u bcIfcn 0ic is
Nruticitcn 1n1fuilcn0c 2lbhun0Enl
| iii nnn Nrn Srfrrtir Nrr .llirrmnu;
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20

9lls 5u 9eginn oes riiIiiih-iopa-
niIhen arieges sSanan Ieine Grnlee in
&oreo einnnridieren lieB, oas 3D.
mals nod ielbltdnoiges irlo ltnab.
bdngiaes &atlerreih mar, oa fano
man oas in amerifa ousgeaeidnet.
neil es Der einfohite ltno fiir5elte 8eJ
iror, on Die Hliiien berananfonluen.
lleber MISUNDERSTANDING ereiferfe
ii6 fein Wenid. uno als lpdter Der
iapaniide General 9sogi Die 5dlads
(Gortiesltna auf Seite 81.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20

nod $1O0 beiiteuerte, (oIIo $26.00l
cntbieIt Die 8itte:
vV}00e rcbt Nielen ooS &er5 melt
Der0en, INN bereittuilligIt ole 0urh
Ocn itredIiden arieg DerurIahtcn
Eclocn 81 niloern."
giner Der @rlteL meIher 500
ijlr ben Stontsoerbono - uno leioer
loweit Der Gin3i9e CD - ein3abltc,
mar 9err GorI 6oethenbouer BON
Siour Sails, @. Q. &3oifentlib
bleibt cr ntdt Der Giu3i9e. 8er lit
Der NGdJite?
Gieie ScitrGac fir sen Staat8ucr-
b0no itnb an '0crrn EaitOr 4. Sful5
pOn Sea, 3. ., 81 icn0en.
6erner empfebIen mir folgenoeu
Nufrllf Der frOl iofortigen 8eof.
tung:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20

e9Sn ser Sdloht BEL glItfird boben
Die 9eutihen 10000 Mann CD Der.
loren, Die 5ran5oien 100 CD. 9lIt.
firh mar, ben 9erihten Ger 5rol8o.
iert nad bon elmer gon5en oeittiheu
Brigade beiebt. Cos iiitb 5000
auf &riegsfuB. 9lus Der = eiren -
lebenoieen Brigade itito - flint tote
8rigaoen geiporoen. g8eiter in,
Cert!
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20
Mpn9plen ultp Sla,pcn

SO Gng0nOs GerbnOe I'M Sample gegeu Oas Oeue G0eranO
Sa wie nae5u 100 Sabren gegen 9opoleOn mpft 0ti
loub BET gSaterloO gegen 8rien, 8elger 6ranon,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20

2onoon, II. Qtug. - Der 8euter.
o9entur miro aus ct. @etershlrg ge,
meloet, oaB 3lpei oeuti6e 9orpeooiS-
ger Golongen in 8urIano belhoiien.
Geutihe aabollerie 5iebt iih in
0itpreuBen an Der rltiiiiden @ren3e
3uiantmen. Geltihe 9feIerhetruppen
rilfen iiioDdrtS nod Der 8ren5e Dor.
ct. Petersburg, iiber 2onoon, T..
Aug. = 0os ruIIilhe arieg8miniite-
rium meloet, boB Idngs 0es gug
am II. sluguit mebrere @efehte II.
8aGi5ien uno Ruiiiih.EoIen 8fpiihen
OeIterreihern lino 9iuiIeR haitian
oen. 21Sn BEN Gropin5en 8iottofoto
uno aitlce bolt Die oiterrethiihe &o-
balerie bon G5enitehan iiber @nore.
ieip bis Sanoontir cine Strede bon
so Reilen belest.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-08-20
,9ie ge(aier finb iebr fohfere q

n8ie gelgier itno iebr tapfere 2elt.
te." 0fit bieiem aIten Galnuer oes
rontiideu aoiiers esulius goeiars
opoitropbirt aonig gilbert iein golf.
Dab Die 9elgier iif i'm S6ube ibrer
5eItltng tapfer geidlagen haben, nlltB
ibnen Der 9eeio laiien, aber tapferer
als Die 3eutlden nidt oie Den &C.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-21
IMPORTANT CASE Up
Judge Bullock viii Pass On the Cen
stitutionaIity OF the Saloon
License Law

Tax Collector w. L. Colbert has
instituted suit to test the constitu-
t;onality OF the double bar license
law. e., the law passed. at the last
session Of the legislature to demand
a separate license for each counter
at which liquor is sold. The case is
now being argued before Judge w.
S. Bullock. Judge Gober represents
the tax collector and Mr. H. NJ.
Hampton the defend ants. 1t is pos
sible that Judge Bullock VIII render
u decision this evening or tomorrow
However, he decides, the case will be
carried to the supreme court, tho the
Star has little doubt that his decis-
ion will stand.
A similar law has, the Star is in
formed, been tested in Alabama, the
supreme court OF which state declar-
ed it unconstitutional If the law
sticks in this state, it will put all the
small saloons out OF business.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-21

An old bachelor may not believe
that life is full of contradictions, but
{. married man always does.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-21
WACAHOOTA

| Wacahoota, Jan. 2G.-Mrs. B. F.
| Mathews AMI daughter, Miss Eliza
beth of Tacoma, were guests of rela-
tives here recently. Miss Elizabeth
| is one of Alachua county's most
/ brilliant teachers.
Mrs. Backman Eauknight, after q
| two months visit to her mother
! Mrs. J. p. Smith AMI other relatives,
left the 9th for Saluda, sc, where
| she will make a short stay before re-
turning to her home in Jennings, La.
Bad colds and lagrippe is the or
der of the day here at present.
Miss Theora Smith returned last
week from an EXTENDED visit to Jack
sc nville.
Nessrs. j. O. Tyson and Cedrick
Smith were visitors to Gainesville
last Tuesday. These gentlemen took
over a fine load of oranges and grape
fruit for which they found really sale.
Mr.. c. r. Curry was visitor to
Williston on Wednesday, taking meat
Over for cold storage.
The Messrs. Gray and Whitehearst
Of Raleigh came over Thurs lay even
ing AMI enjoyed a coon hunt with
Cedrick AM Clarence Smith. They
ca ptured one large coon.
Miss Resale Smith returned Sat-
urday from a visit to Miss Belle Chit
t., of Micanopy. While there she
was guest of honor at the young
ladies' sewing club which convened
i at the home of Miss Chitty on
thurs ay afternoon. After an hour
spent busily plying the needles de-
licious refreshments were served.
Mr. c. r. Curry and Miss Beryl
! Mcmillan were shopping IN Micanopy
Saturday.
Nessrs. Tunno Nixson, Bob Smith,
and Willie Smith and Mrs. Ernest
Lyles OF Gainesville motored over
Saturday and spent the day at Mrs.
&c NJ. Smiths. The young men OF
the party enjoyed a fishing trip to
Johnson Lake with MIR. Cedrick
Smith.
| Rev. Entzminger of Micanopy
prea ched an excellent sermon here
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs j. o. Tyson entertained Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. Smith and family,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. P. R. Smith and Misses
Theora Smith and Beryl Mcmillan
at supper Sunday
! Messrs. Cedrick and Clarence
Smith were guests of Mr.. Neil
Mathews, of Pennington, Sunday
Mrs. Elvin Bruton and interesting
little son, J. D., of Central spent
! Friday with Mrs. J. w Bradley.
Mr. Geo. Bradley, wife and child
rem, of Jacksonville. were the guests
Of Mrs. Robert Bradley several days
the past week.
Mrs Laurence Beck and little nep-
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$1,000 ROBBERY

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He started to read some of the stuff
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-01-21

The road to happiness is always
On the level.
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hew, James Hu3gins, of Fellowship,
are guests of Mrs. j. NJ. Smith.
Mrs Annie MaddOcks of Lakeland
is visiting her mother, Mrs. John
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, of St. Cloud
arrived Saturday and visited their
uncle. Mr. 3. F. Yong, at Mrs. V. p.
Smiths until Monday.
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uary 27th, 1914.
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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-10

The only interest The Reporter can
have in this seed discussion is in trying
to enlighten the growers of the state
in regard to what varieties of seed are
most advantageous to plant that the
reputation of our tobacco in the mar
kets of the country will be best main
tanned The personal views of the seed
growers are nowhere as important as
the kind of Wisconsin binder leaf the
market wants. If the grower expects
to meet this demand and secure the top
price for his product, he will be pretty
sure to take this view of the case. 1t
cannot be gainsaid that growers plant
too much runout and impure seed. Now
is good time to start right-find out
the most suitable varieties and secure
guaranteed seed from reliable growers.
w. w. Powell, one Of the most sue
cessful growers of Vernon county, IN a
published statement, advises all farm
ers to grow the Spanish or Havana
type of leaf. The only varieties he
recommends for this state are the Ex-
pertinent Station Spanish, Comstock
Spanish and Connecticut Havana. Get
your seed, he says, from reliable
dealer who will guarantee its purity
and quality. Don't experiment with
every old kind of seed that comes along.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-10
New York.
NEW YORK. April 4.


The complaint of dullness in our leaf
market for the past week or so finds
it's rational explanation in the official
returns of the country's cigar output
during the month of February, pub
lished in another column. According
to these returns there was decrease
in the output of large cigars of the
considerable quantity of 80, 727, ,096.
This loss was undoubtedly due chiefly
to'the horrible weather conditions which
prevailed during the month of Febru-
ary throughout the entire country.
Owing to the severe frosts and heavy
snowfalls during that month transport
alton was impeded to large extent
and the volume of business curtailed in
nearly every line. For to this natural
impedement the decrease of nearly
thirty millions in the output of cigar
ettes-the first decrease in the cigar
cite output for any period during many
years must also be ascribed. But
with the recurrence of Spring weather
trading is expected to improve again
and both our cigar industry and leaf
activities are likely to make better
showing in the near future. Yester-
days third Sumatra inscription at Am
sterdam resulted in a far larger partic-
ipation by American purchasers than
at the first two inscriptions. Out of
16, 566 bales Of Sumatra offered. $500
bales were taken for the American
market, a by far larger quantity than
was acquired at either of the preceding
inscriptions. Evidently the tobacco Of
fered must have contained larger per
centage of leaf appropriate for the
American market and prices must have
been shaded down also. Nevertheless,
the acquisition was by thousand bales
less than purveyed for the American
market at the third inscription last
year and the total purchase SO far by
4, 500 bales less than the quantity pur-
chased last year at the first three in
scriptions by American buyers. Jour
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-10
NEW YORK, April l, 1914.

The month which came to an end
yesterday was poor month SO far as
actual sales were concerned. 1t seems
to have been month Of waiting on the
part of the manufacturers and jobbers,
who want to see little further ahead
before committing themselves to heavy
outlay in raw materials. Bad weather
and the political uncertainty are the
principal reasons assigned for the poor
trade-one making much business i'm
possible, and the other provoking a
cautious spirit among the purchasing
trade. There are several signs which
indicate that better business is a mat
ter of the not far distant future. Job
bers and retailers Of cigars are said to
be generally understocked, and if for
any reason the purchasing public should
soon manifest liberal spirit, there is
no doubt that the factories would be
busy in a week, and this would of
course be reflected in the cigar leaf
market.
Such transactions as have taken place
in the past month have been in domes-
tic binders and shade-grown wrappers.
Both types are in demand. deaf.