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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-14

SstSp ~AsSe~ss YSeA~ - Se.oVV
s.25; pigs, 100000.
Sheep receipts 2.7oo: market
steady. Sheep and mutton, $1,000
80; lambs, $7.o00s.10.
Kansas City Live stock.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 14.-Cattle y
ceipts $500; market steady, 15c Lowe
Steers, $5.5o@1O.75; COWS and heifen,
94.6009.25; stockers and feeder
36.0O0s.25: calves. 3s.5o@10.5o.
Hog receipts 5000 market &c LOVED
Bulk. 3s.500s. so: heavy. $s.60@s.sk
medium. ss.so@s.s5: light. $500
8.75.
Sheep receipts 10000; marts
steady, 10c higher. Lambs. s7.25e
$40: ewes. $5.o0@5.5o: wethers. s4M
@7.25.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, Sept. 14.-Cattle receipts
II, 500; market steady. 10c lower
Steers. $9.5001o.25: cows and heifan
$6.5O@T5o: stockers and feeders
$7.659s.2O: calves. IS 00G10.5o; bull
and stays, $s.25@S.75.
Hog receipts II, 900; market lN
lower. Bulk, $s.z5@s.35.
Sheep receipts $500; markA
steady. 10@25c lower. Yearlinsa
36.1O06s4o: wethers, 35.4595fo;
lambs. $7.75@s.20: owes. s5.4o@S.2e.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO Sept. utter-h
tras, soc; frsts. 261t@275xc; dairy er
tras, 29c: dairy flrsts, 25926c.
Eggs-Ffrsts, 22h G23lkc;; Ordinary
firsts. 21022c.
Cheese-Twins, 13A@14c; Yorss
Americas, 14A @143xc.
Potatoes-New receipts % cars;
Jersey cobblers. sacks, soc bushel;
bulk, s5c: Giants. sacks. soc; bulk
Toe; Minnesota Ohios, 73975c: Wis
consfn, 65070c; Michigan, 65@1Oc
Live poultry Fowls, 16@1shc;
ducks, 12@14c: geese, s@1oc; spring
chickens. 1s61shc; turkeys. Ice.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Flour mar
'ket dull. steady.
Pork market easy. Mess. $4,000
24.5O.
Lard market weak Middle west
spot, $9.4o@9.50
Sugar, raw. market firm. Centrifu'
gal test. 1927: Muscavado SO test
ss.17.
Sugar. refined. market firm. Cut
loaf. 1915: crushed. $s.05: powdered
35.37@5.60; graduated. $5.25QI.N.
Coffee Rio No. Z. TIC.
Tallow market quiet City, SIC;
country, OK 06Ac; special. Csc
Hay market quiet. Prime, s1es'
No. 8, $4,000; clover s06$1.o'Ac.
Dressed poultry market firm. Iur
keys 15@2Sc: chickens. 14aaN'
fowls. 13@2Oc; ducks. 15@15ac
Live poultry market firm. Geese
1<h 01ec: ducks. 14h@17hc: foxn
175k 91s1lc: turkeys. 14016c; roosf
ers. 1s@1S1lc; chickens. $50 17ae
Cheese market quiet State MIN
common to special. 11@161zc; fal
skins. 306c; skins common to SPY
Gals. 7@14c.
Butter market quiet. Receipts
7s6. Creamery extras, 32dS21sc'
dairy tubs. 2sN30c: imitation crea"
cry frsts, 24@75c.
Egg market firm. Receipts 1889.
Nearby white fancy, $50 4oc; nearoy
mixed fancy, 1S032c: fresh, ESQ SIG
Cotton Report.
UNITED Press Leased Wire SerTicsi
WASHINGTON, Sept 14-ih.
monthly census bureau report Issue.
today shows cotton exclusive OF nh,
ers, consumed during August totaile
2s4.205 running bales. as cornpaf.N
with 1850 bales In 1918. Held :.
manufacturing establishments Ausus.
81, were 6s7,40s bales against IT,
in 1913, and IN independent w
houses 546,s57 bales. against 4e''ss.
bales last year. Cotton spinases
tive August 30.s4e.soz against So,eoA'
2s2 In August, 1913.
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BELGIUM
Continued from page l.,

ONCE covering the Belgian operations
was n follows:
"Aftsr fighting for four days In
Gram. the Belgian troops have return
ed within the outer ring Of Antwerp
forts. The original movement dc.
veIorsd Into general action on ex-
tsnsivs scalea- The positions Of the
enemy was very strong. owing % the
nature Of the ground and their sx-
tensive entrenehmsnts thrown up dur
Ing the last fortnight.
"The neeessity o. holding their 20
sitlons compelled the 0erman's hur-
ried Withdrawal Of the sth German
army corps which was marching
southward on the Audsnards- Renaix
road. and the third corps which was
enrcute south from its operations near
Antwerp, and they were thrown
against the eelsians who after In
fi,etinp great damage, retired.
THE results obtained wsre Of gu
prone Importance 70 our allies since
they prevented thess two army eorps
going 70 che assistance Of German
armies who are retreatIns from
France. Our army will remain Z con
slant menace to The enemy and will
obIiss them 20 remain 70 oppose our
troops which are now most urgently
needed In France, whsre the Germans
have been completely Defeated
RUMoR OF ovERTUREs.
PARIS, Sept 1.-THE Figaro today
asserts that Germany 10 already max
ina ovsrtures to Belgium for IN
aareement whereby In re1urn for GER
tain concessions, the war between Bel
oIum and Germany can be ended, but
that her suggestions have been brus-
quely rejected. General volfx, who
wac named military commander Of
Belgium by che kaiser, SITTER Ger
many announced annexation o. cap
tursd territory has bssn In Antwerp.
He went thsre II 10 stated under este
conduct and presented definite pro-
posal, the nature Of which % with
held. In View Of the agreement with
che allies, Figaro says, the Belgium
government will rejset any proposals.
Of any sort from Germany.
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ADMIT NO DEFEAT.
l4y Karl n. Won Welsand. United

10y MARI ~. Won Wet01nos Onste0
Press stair correspondent]
BERLIN, Sept. Icy wireless to
the United Press, via sayviIis, I. ~
The war Office this afternoon de-
eiared reports from Paris and London
Of German defeats In France are
founded on erroneous conceptions Of
the exact situation. u 10 stated that
favorable news has been received
from the French scene Of action, but
that for strategic reasons Il cannot
be made public at this time.
The retreat Of the Russian army In
east Prussia appears TO be developing
Into . flight accompanied BY evi-
denees q Decentralization. The capture
Of $50 guns and from 10000 70 $4,000
prisoners 10 reported. Prince Ernest
Of saxony who was fatally wounded,
handed . soldier Of the sanitary ssrv.
ice . papsr expressing the Wish that
he be not Inferred IN the dvoaj mauso-
leum, but In q grave with his com
radss who had died with him. The
note ended:
81 salute my emperor"
The garrison Of Antwerp which e.
sayed . sorie. has been repuIssd.
The army Of the crown prince 10
now attacking verdun and Tout from
both sides.
Advieee received here show that
tn. Times (probabiy the London
Times 10 neant) eonfesses that At.
tempts At recruiting in ireland has
failed.
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Grain Review.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
CHICAGO, Sept 1.-THE crushing
defeat suffered by Austria and seri-
GUS talk of early peace In Europe
caused a sharp decline In tho wheat
pit today, prices going down 70 s
cents below Satusd days close. All
traders construed the peace talk
bearshly and reports indicated heavy
of grain.
Corn fell under the influence OF
wheat decline and moved steadily
after weak start. At noon
prices were IS to IN under Satur-
days closing figures
Oats sympathized with the other
grains and lost III to u.
A weak hog market and the decline
In grain caused . decline In pro-
visions at the start Later the mar
ket recovered the early loss.
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BOMB KILLED FIFTEEN.

LONDON, Sept. 14.-Genefaifr French
in reporting to the war ONCE today
explained that he had NOT been using
the British aviator corps for bomb
dropping. members being needed
chiefly for collection Of information.
He reported one night raid on . Ger
man bivouae, however, which was
successful. An aviator dropped Q pen
roI bomb which struck m ammunition
wagon, which exploded, killing fifteen.
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GERMANY
Continued from page H.

therein has already been sent TO the
United States and given out by the
German embassy a. Washington. The
wireless failed to state when the In
formation confined therein was given
out by the German government.1
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$40; light, $s1o@s.3o; bulk. $4,000
S.35; pigs, $7.0009.O0.
Sheep receipts 2.70o: mark1l
steady. Sheep and mutton, 5000
$40; lambs, $7.0O0S.10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

9oi6ington 90 9lpril
Die @runolage Der 8ernittlnngs-
9l6ne 5lr 9eieitiglng ser merifdni-
icbcn &rils muroe 6eute 9lbeno ploB-
li6 erpcitert, 10 oaB in oieielben
eOcntiiel nicbt mlr Die fritiide Sis
tnotion 5pii6en oen Der Staoten
mo ser Suerta.2lOmiuiliratiol ion-
bern audi Der Gonilift 3mtiArn ocn
Glemcutcn oeS nGrolicbeu imo iiO-
liheu sQ}erito aitigcnoninien peroeH
fonnen.
Gieie @rpeiterlng 0es llnier6an0-
lngssRrogrommS mar oas 9Relltltat
Der ipdt bclttc 9lbenO erfolgteil glll-
no6me Der Gcrnlittlm9s -Rrinjipien
lpie lie bon oen 6rieOens-SepollmdG
tigten bon @raiilicn 9lr9eitinien VI.
Gbile porgeiblagen iuuroen ourd
@encrul Garrau5a, Den Gbcf Der
Gonititlltionoliltcn-Gr lUoour1
alle 3aftioncn in Die Gerniitlinigss
Eldne eingeihloiien mer0en.
5riiber am Gage ergriffcn Die Be
poIlnd6tigten einen anoeren lDidti.
gen S9ritt, inoem iie Die Der Stoa-
ten mo @eneral Sucrta erindten,
cineu @aiienitillitonO cin5uge9elI
Ourd pelhen nae militdriiHen Sc-
megungen bis 5nm 9lbidlnB Der llli'
terbanolmgcn iuSpcnoirt meroen.
Die 8epollmdbtigtet red)nen init ges
ltinntbeit oorout Dab Der 9oriNlag
bcioerieits aCccptirt perOeu wirO. Gin
iepurater &ori6log fir eincn NatienA
itiaitono 5miicben Suerta uno Gar.
ran3a miro ebeniuQs gcnladt iperoen
0ic characterization 9epollm0d)s
tiQten beian0en iidj Den gan3en Iag
IN 5ibuug i'm @ebdiloc Der argeiti.
nilden @eianoticbait. 5ie lieBcn
aber cine 9lbenoiibung miSfalleu i'm
ii6 bon Den 5trapa5en Der bisbcris
gen Sibungen, meldc Die leBten orci
IaQe obne lliiterbre1lng iortgingen
5il erbolen.
Eraii0ent MiliDn iino 9ctretdr
9rDon muren ii6cr ocn Gintritt Doii
@cncrol Garran3a im0 Der Gotltitii'
tionaliiten in Die 6ricoeus.llnicF'
9auohngcn crirclt imo i6re Holp
mtngen ami cine 5uirieoeuiiclelloe
90iung Der friiiihea 5ittatioll ltlag
5u elmer 3uperiicbt, luie lie plsVcp
noh ME Durhannen mar.
Die omcritaniihe 9iegierillg g9lle
6eute 9l6en0 nod feline foflllelle g'llt'
mort oli SEN @orihIag TUT elnell
g9affrnitiQitouo obaegebelR ober es
miro onocnontnen Dob cine lolle
inuer6al6 SER ud@iten "a Sttnoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

erfolgen miro. Gie Ger. Stootcn I'd.
ben feinen @inponO gegen einen
@aiienitiQitouO lnto sic 9lOnliniitro.
ton IN @oibington BAT iopieio 6e-
reits 6eidloiien, fein oggreiiiDes @or-
geben Der sSlotte lm0 glrnee in @era
Gru5 81 geitotteu mdbteno Oie 5rie-
Observation-Disclosures inn @angc iino.
Die 0iegierlmg miro ober 0ie 9eOin-
gung itcaelt, 0oB sic glmerifoner I'M
SSnnern Dlerifo's Brotettion erbalten.
Sefret1r 9rpnn conferirte beute
MIR init Dem bralilioniic6cn 9otibof-
ter, rno bon 0ieienl muroe i6m Der
&ordlog fir einen gSoiieuItillitauo
gemdht gltf einen 8ericbt, Dab Sic
5ric0ens gepoani0dtigteH gHropo
criudt bdttelt i6ren GinflnB aui5u-
lpenoen, oamit Sic Ser. Staatcn BON
i6renl &erlongen bon ser @eieiti
qing Suerto'S 9(6itano ne6men, nur-
Be nur Die @rfldrung abgegeben. oaB
0as 1taats Gepartement Der Scr.
Staaten ii6er9oupt nod feline Oies6c.
8igliden 9e0iugingeu geitellt babe.
Someit puroen aae 8oriAlGge 5ur
geleitigung Der HriiiS MIR bon pen
gepolln0dtigten gemadt
sSn geiuiilcn &reilen muroe nnge' |
oettct Bob Die 9eeitigung 9nertaa1
ibcrbaupt ni6t i'll sic Nergleio7s .se'
oinguugeH Der Ser. 5taatelt aulgg
nominen 3u perocn 6raudjell ou plp
@rle0igiuq oieier 6raac pm Piletiu. ,si
un0 Gorrar3o glemcnteH liDerlulleH
lperOen fonnte s44r.
SSapan lebnt = ! - -
gafhington ~. gprll -gs
,,,rSe hsntr befaunt, Bob Die iopani- !
;ehe 0}egirrlnig Dor Dem bon Wlerifo |
wv ng @nonicu gcriateten @eiud fiir
Sie Slerta 9iegiertng 81 unterhou.
KIM oauni eriuht iprrOe, ober 0os
@elidj a6le6nte
cbpobl Oic ioponii6e 9otihoit
sch 9crtdt nidlt 6eit1tioen min III
bod 6efannt. OaB oerlel6e mo6lbe.
priinoct lit; Ell fam oIs Cine aroBe
@eniiqt6nlng fin sic ggilion.glomi. |
niitrotiou ais Elm 3cid,en Ser outrn
imo frcuoidaitlic6en @eiinnitnaeu
5opon'S Sen Der Stootcn aegcniiber.
Sapan le6nte oos @eiurb ongebIiH |
ab, pa IS 0en S9uricb 6atte, bic itrif-
telte 9leiitralit0t 8iuiiden 0cn Ger.
Staaten un0 Dlerifo 3li 6ema6relt
mie oieS oth fiir3lid Ourt6 @rafSfu-
ma 0em ueiien ioponiiben &reniier |
in 9ofio 5um glusoriId ge6radt |
mlrOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
Observation-Disclosures urrlanorm

C5cnern GarraBa, OCr Sdbrcr Der mcEifnuiiden Gou.
iHntiOnoten, bcnadyrdHgc 6enr bic lotcn amcrifnni
Idlcn @cDUlmddhgtcn ciur 9nnalmc oer @rinSipim
Der Gr6trntion Der Scrcn5cn 5uidcn Den Ser. Staa-
ten nnD DicrfU Gr 6rndc Icine Scrchuligfcit IN Der
@lngccgcnGc in llncr6an0lnngCn 81 reicn 5nm glus-
Ornf.
3ielc GrflGrnng mnrOc Dun ScfretGr Srgan abgcge-
ben nudOcm bericlbc ocn orci oamcrifauiden gc-
uulmddh0teu 6enadrdt8t mOrOcn mar.
Sic GinfcdDtng Dun Garran5a nnO Der GunititntDna-
liienEadC g6t glnlaR 5u Der UffunnG SHh bic gauge
mcrifoniidc 5itatOH in oas TrcOcuS& &rOgrHmm eingc-
IdlOen iucrOn tnnn gSe Derlamtct uro Der &UrIdlNg
fir bic grrnugirnng encs @acnltiltanOcS, medcr be-
rcts Ocn Ser Saacn nnO Sncrta nHtcrbrctc mnrOe,
nun aud General GnrrNn5a nntcrbrctct merOcn.
Ole 9icgicrnng in gSaDingtUn nuO General SnertG
itr0cn Dpn Ocn TricOns GcbulmGdjtgten nm cucn gSa
femIlianO 5uilden ocu Der Stantcn nno Iai6ngpn
indyt YOtidaftCr On OjNmu Sralicn bcnGdrd)tgte
Scfrctdr Bryan, ban OCs Der nGditc Sdr in Ocn Jre
Observation-Disclosures iein WCr0c unO 0ab General 6Mrta
6cypOn ocritGnOigt mUrOen lei.
Tcr GOriAlan fir einCn &acnitiIlian0 unroc Dem
&rGiiOCnteu elcpbOnIidJ Hbcrmtelt EbwDAl fcne Ofi
3clc glnfinoIgnng gemad mnr0e, 10 umrnC opd OOn
tUriatDcr CNcl IN GraBrHng gebradt nap 0ieic &eac
rnng Den &Ordng annclmcn ucroc, DOraiSgeIrb oa6 c
3ufdernng gcbCu pr0, oan mdlrcuO zines plhcn gSaf
fCnlItnu0es feline @cmnltt1gtctcn aegcn Nmerifancr
Dribt ucroet, iucde ben Tricoen Dercitcln uir0ci.
&efraot, mas CT ibcr Dcn Observation-Disclosures SprIdlng
Der SepolmGdtatcn 3 iagen ba6e, gab SefrctGr SrDan
3ur %ntuurt y\dl ucbme an, 0aR mGbrcO Der TrcOcns
llncrbnnonngcn ec Standardization DOralCn merOen"
Die @aiGingtOu g0mHiItratDn crbG uencn Ytiucis
Oah Supan trftc 3entralitat ST 6cObadJtcu uinidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
ll0Qfrnltiutauo.
llntcrlndJmug OrS GOIOs
raOO @rW6cMltritcS
bCrlangt.
giebcm SD6c BET WeIcd)t
5u sSUrbes.

0loior 2citcr Oout @liIi5 5SoipitaI-
Corps bci SSoIicnburg criboiicu-
0rci0unoert Strifcr srcifcn
oic 8or6cs @rubcn ocr o9iodD
Wlountain 55ucl 81" an.
9unOeS.aaooIlcric lmtcrmcgs.
Concentration Dor godeicacr's
Bureau in glep. gorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
fnune anf 9fe9elnng aaer 02erito 28trren-
31affrmItiAHanO.


Wlit Wiauu nnONions nntcrgcsaugcn.
Der Dampirr u9}o6Ic@ bon oer u@o.
pitol Transportation 60 bon
Detroit mdbrcuo eiucs Shrmes
nit ieincr 9eiobung bon 5mon5ia
Dlam miergcgongcn Nlcb
rcrc 0ampicr gcitronoe
QuIutb, W1imn., 20. glpril.
2en 3anpfcr ogloble~ 1T ip1breno
cincS bcitigen &ino. lmo Sbnee.
lhrmcS ollf oem 2afe Superior. in
Der gIabe pou 0ulut6, untergcgongcn
lno cs miro 6ciilrdtet, Dab icine
gon5c 9eiaBung BON 20 M}ann mns
Scbcn fam Gritmmer 0cS Sbiifcs
puroen bel 9Sart Roint gennocu.
Selte gtadmittog muroen me9rcrc
Seibname on's llicr geidlmcmnt.
@roBe llnru6e berriht megeu filnf
onoerer Dampier, og8m. 81 5uleS.
oale, 4gSilis Sling IS. g. Sefiel-
! finger, o91el0on BurfS" uno .3u.
bis g. glorton, bon melhen feline
Spur gefunoen mer0cn fonute.
Der ogloble,1 nclc9cr cine Ssapa
3it0t BON 14Sl Ionnen Bat mo $50
! SUB long III, nahte ieinc critic 5abrt
III oieicr Saiion; aih mar es icinc
erite 5agrt inter ocn Commando
BON Gupitdn Sienborot bon Ntilpaii.
fec, pelher 3igleid ieinc critic 8abrt
ais Captain mad]te
Gapitan Sien1ar0t beridtnite as.
0en Gigentbiinern oes 0nmpferS
cine poae 2iite Der 8ciabins 5lt &c.
ben. Gie befnnnten 1litglieoer 0er
Neiobung oes 0onpfers iiuo. " 6.
Gouaer bon 4ort Clinton Gnty
Gbef.Snoenieur; 6ranf Gouger bon
&ort Clinton Gelcr; sEaul 8olo
roSfi 5loeiter SShqenieur. 9loreiic inls
befonnt; 9llton @untb BON Goleoo,
Sei5er; g9ilium @oulett, ebenfal5
uon Goleoo, Se5er, itno Sobn Cole
man uno Ibomos 8rouo, 9ci0c BON
/ Gsmego, g. 81, Stemaros.
Ser oerloreue Gunpfer, welaer
cine 2oolng StoblidiGnen an 8oro
bate, mar @igeutbum Der gGopitol
Transportation 60" pon Detroit
Wddlgan.
%m ct. MARS &iOer aut
gcIarfen.
| Saultc Ste. va urtc, W8id]v
/ 20. 9[pril. Ger Dnmpfer o@uiio
10" lit mdbrenO cinrs Sturmes 5lpi
lden 9oln0 Sslano uno 8oint glur
Gines i'm obercu ct. W}arD's 9iiUcr
alfQclallfcu. 81 bat Elm 2ed pic
I 4atnpcn mer0cn obcr nit Grfolg an
delpan0t. Ger Daupfer ilt Gigen
thm Ocm og8eitern IranIit Go.~
0ei Grcgoil sSnlet gcs
itr0n0et.
g}orfUlf. &ay 49, glpril.
@er DanIpfer. mcl1er aeitcrn 9l6en0
etpa cinc @2ele iiiolidb bon ser Orc.
ann sSnlet 2c6rnSrethtngS citation
itranoeic, 1T beitte ais ser britiide
Iampfer u@rro1, (" @aptt1n eyomcs,
Der iit6 auf Der 6abrt bon 9Iem. Morf
nod Sapannob Stg9t bcfinoet iScn.
tifi5irt ipor0en. Dcr Gopit1u un0
ieine 5Qutilie, ioipic Sic D2nnnldoft
6efanoan licb beute 0torqen nod ait
Soro- IS lit &ofimlnq uorbon0en,
ooB Der Dompfcr oirc6 5dIcppoam
pler, luclde 5lt iciner Siilic abocfab
rem ltno, pieOcr iIott eemadDt meroen
faln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

Seine Gonfts5irung BON
Y Gtgentbitm Ger 9ltSlGn.
oer Ollrh 9tebellen.
y btbnabnd, Nier. 29 9lpril
pic Gdrran5a glominiitration erlieB
9elte oie Grfldrun1 ooB III 3uflnlt
tein Gigentblm non glnsl1Hoeru
ourcb 9lebeaeu coniisjirt weroeu
iuiro. 1ic Grtf0runa beiaat lerncr
OaB auH HI ser &ersangpu9eit teill
@iaentbuu coniiS5irt unroe WIT glllS'
na6mc oes Gigent5nns poH spa
nerH
81 9ebelIenin3 3aepo Sareoo.
2ure0o. lqr ~ april- Gic
GonititltionaIiitcu batten 6elte oic
pole Gontrplc Ut glucpo Soreoo un0
ser irii6cre Wlauor bat iein 9lmt nod1
8eieBulig ourA Sic ;Sooe.
raliiieu mie0er ougetretea. Seit lie
(,Eprfiebnun iiehe 4 %pife
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

Corps 6ci gSaIicn6urg cri@olicu
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-25
WOMAN S SUFFRAGE

may eventually give to women rights
to which they are entitled, but good
health, which is the birthright of
every American woman, must be hers
before she can fully enjoy the priviI'
eyes which woman 5 suffrage will
bring. Women who suffer from those
dreadful pains, backachc, headaches,
irritability, nervousness aud depres-
sion, symptoms of organic trouble,
should rely in Lydia h. Piukham $
Vegetable Compound, which is made
from roots and herbs, to restore them
to a normal healthy condition rs it
has thousands of other American
women.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-25
SLACK TRADE
AND ADVERTISING

One of the most peculiar manifesto
tions Of psychological phenomena is the
disposition of certain class of business
man to cut down his advertising appro-
priation when his business slackens so
that he feels the necessity Of economic
ing. He seems to feel that the habit Of
advertising is something akin TO vice
and as advertising is one of the easiest
of vices 10 conquer be makes drastic
cuts in bis advertising outlay whenever
his income lessons
a man of this caliprc ordinarily does
a small business and il desperately in
need Of attracting attention TO the goods
he has TO sell. He does not realize that
Judgment IS needed ~ the selection of
his mediums and that If adveI tisements
do not draw" it is probably bcrRusc he
does not know how 10 prepare his copy.
If he advertiscs spasmOdically and
does not make it pay him an immediate
profit he is prone TO condemn the medi-
UNI and decide that advertising ia q de
lnsion and a snare. And he is among
the first to blame his troubles upon pol
itics and the administration. Here is
an instance of the effectiveness of ad-
vertising in bad times.
When at the close of 1907 a firm
which manufactures a household ncces-
sity found that it was losing business be
cause Of the financial stringency it did
not follow the example of one of its
most prominent competitors. Instead
it increased its advertising appropris-
ton for 1908 from $3.50. 900 to $500, 0CO.
While the business Of its competitors
dried up during that year this firm held
its own. In 1909 it kept up the cam
paign and as a result broke its record
for sales. Now it sells 90 per cent of
the goods in its particular line and is
looked upon with resentment by its
struggling contemporaries as a trust. +"
1t takes brains to build up business
and there is little of that feature in the
type of business man who when he be-
gins to suffer from construction of sales
cuts down his advertising appropriation
and tells al and sundry that TIE country
is going to the dogs because of a change
in the tariff schedules. New York Com
mercial.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-25

looming pigeons in calm weather can
travel at n speed of 1900 yards Il
minute. With brisk wind prevailing
and blowing in the direction Of its
fight, Il pigeon has been known to
make 1900 yards a minute.