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The Washington herald., 1914-06-26
CLAFLIN failure
CAUSES DECLINE
Sharp Break in Prices Follow
ing Announcement of Con-
Germs Difficulty
WEEKS LOSS, 30 POINTS
Good Bond Sales-Railroad Share
Earnings for Fiscal Year-Sea-
boards New Equipment.
By W. STEALEY.

The Clafiin failure caused severe losses
on the New York Stock Exchange yes
terday.
Leading stocks dropped approximately
? points, and the close was weak.
United Dry Goods was the center OF
the bear attack. The stock closed at q,
a loss OF 50 points since Monday.
The market was filled with selling
orders and one Of the most active days
since last January was the result. The
entire list was affected.
Steel closed IS Is, IS points down:
Copper. Union. and Baltimore and Ohio
lost points: Reading closed on ? 5-S
points at Isl.
American Telegraph and Missouri
Pacific were among the few stocks to
close at the opening price.
1t is interesting TO note in connection
with the Clahin failure that while the
company was forced to stop payments
on their notes in 1858 and 1873. no holder
ever lost a dollar.
Local stock Market.
Prices on the Washington Stock Ex-
change yesterday were ffrmer. with con-
tinued light trading.
Seven shares Of Washington Gas
brought 20 1-2. and one share of Railway
preferred So.
Twenty-three shares Of Mergenthaler- at
2l3 3-4a2l4 and six shares Of LanstOn at
s. l-2 completed the stock list
Bond sales included one $1,000 Chesa-
peake and Potomac at l03. one 5000
Potomac Electric Consolidated 5 at 30 5-S.
and one 500 Railway 1 at IS 3-L
Bonds Sale Popular.
That a good investment demand exists
IN the market is evident from the rapid
manner in which $4,000 Atlanta &
Charlotte Air Line Railway first mort
gage thirty-year IL per cent bonds were
basis. j. P. Morgan & Co. and Brown
Brothers & Co, of New York, who first
purchased the bonds. had little work 10
do in marketing them Following ap-
proyal of the issue by the Georgia COM
mission. applications for the bonds came
in so rapidly that the $5,5OO.O 90 was sew
eral times Oversubscribed. and allotments
in small proportion TO applications had
to he made.
This sale offered investors a chance to
secure a first mortgage bOnd-which have
become scarce-On an important leased
line of the Southern Railway, with A
per cent stock following II. That accounts
for a good demand for the issue But the
heavy oversubscription Is evidence that
there is large amount of funds now
waiting investment in the better grade
securities. Investors seem to be discrimi-
mating more closely than they have in
years as to the security Of their invest
ments Yet they want high return.
4l-2 per cent yield does not attract them.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

Ontario and Western yesterday passed
its dividend.
Regular dividend yesterday was de-
clared on Virginia Chemical preferred.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific show
May net decreases OF t5l,sI and H,oH,-
81. respectively.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Coal Company has declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend Of ala per cent,
payable July Is to stock record July ].
Plans are being prepared by engineers
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
for the construction OF a spring anneal-
ing plant in the machine shops In Al
toona, to cost about $4,000, and to be
one of the largest of its kind In the
world. The old plant has been found too
small. The new plant will include num-
ber OF patented features owned exclu-
sively by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. Bids will be asked for in a
few weeks.
Adams in the Boston News Bureau
says: I understand that the potential
initiative which the market has missed
so long will shortly be reasserted on its
about the rate decision to justify the
inference that while II may disappoint
the over-sanguine. II will mean a larger
income and higher credit for the rail-
roads. This should give confidence a
material lift Uncertainty as to the rail-
road outlook, beyond question. has held
stocks down. and kept general business
back. Its removal ought to give both a
needed impetus.
D,,s l.
which. rather singularly. the average
speculator has either overlooked or ig-
nored. l refer to the Chamber of Depu-
ties vote Of confidence In Viviani. the
new head Of the French Cabinet That,
In the opinion Of international bankers,
marked the turning point In that coun-
try's affairs. Its real import Is indicated
by the subsequent wholesome change in
conditions at all leading foreign centers
Public funds are up. The great state
banks of France. Germany and England,
have strengthened their positions re-
markably.
Freight trafic on the Eastern lines Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad system has
very recently exhibited an Improvement
While the change, thus far. has not been
great, it has been quite apparent 10 OBJ
servers OF traffic. and. taken in connec-
ton with the decrease in idle cars re-
spired railroad officials here with the
hope that perhaps the corner OF the
business depression has been turned
In the last week or two the number
Of idle freight cars on the Pennsylvania
system alone has fallen from 5000 to
I2.OOo. a decrease Of 70 per cent in the
amount Of equipment for which there
is no current use. In the first two weeks
Of June the number Of loaded freight
cars which passed nine observation
points on the Eastern lines of the Penn
sylvania average from well over l. per
cent to a little more than is per cent
less than the movement in the cOrre-
spending period year ago. In the third
week Of the mouth the falling on was
reduced TO less than Il per cent, indi-
eating a substantial reduction in the un-
favorable feature Of the comparison. In
the last week material improvement
In bituminOus coal traffic has been noted |
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26

lines. Ter 10. Ssl.oo; grapefruit per cate. 3OA
tU; strawberries. pr quart, 5alga; huckleberrlcS
per quart. salG: Watcrmelous. each. 5a55: reaches
per crate. lZa3oo; cherries per quart. sail: EDose-
herTiss. peT quart. Gas: blsckberTies Ter quart
sail. cnrTants. ptT quart. l0l2tI.
SEEDS loEeE. Alfalfa. per n. l2aH; crimson
peT ID. 5'sas't: red top tfnr herds ETade pr Ib
2a2S: blne grsSs. per hush. LS5alSo: German mil
let. per bush, %. eoUpeas black. p-r bush,
2SA5o: do. Whipo- will. Per bush. 2Sa1Oc: SOFA
hams. mammJth yellow Ter bunch. 30
LIVE STOCK-NeAl calves, choioe. per h, TO-;
medium PER h. 81: common. Per ID. sas: SpE1nE
lambs pcr h. si.as
HAY. STRAW. AND CoRN-Hay. best timothy
Ter ton. ISoo. do MEDIUM I7Oo: straw. Old IonE
ne. per ton. $50; new. BooaIoo. wheat straw
Per ton. 800; corn. ear. per bbl. 100
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed free of brrrs,
Per ID. y: wool. unusShed per Ib. 34sB: hide,
dry per H. aa2: salt hides dry. per h. I7l2o ALI
h'des. Per ID. u; eAlfSkinS green. each. LSal rS;
Eeen hide. per h Il
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. June 3.-CaI money opened at 2
per cent: high, per cent: low. IA Per ceat !;
renewals > Ter cent; close, IA pPr cent; ruling
rate, Ter cent.
The time money market Is festureleSs. Rates
"a per cent for sixty DAYS. 2E PER cent for
ninety days. PER cent for four months. 365N
Pe lcent for FIVE months. Sh per cent for Sx
months and 5k@I Per cent foT the year.
Trading in mercantile paper Is virtually sis-
pended by reason Of the Claim failure. Note
brokers also decline to quote rates 70 borrowers
except at prohibitiTS hgureA
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

Baltimore. June 2.-HAY-No. l timothy, Is sA
100: standard timothy. lsOoaIs5o; No ? IT60al7 So
No. J. H0oal6OO; light clover mixed HOoaI7. s.,
No, !. lSsoalsOO; No. ?. l3ooalSOO; heavy. I5na
800: No. l clover mixed. lSmaIS5O; No. > I3OOa
Aob: nOestabished grade. lcOoal2Oo: sample hay
as to kind. quality. and condition sOoalou
>TRAW-NO. / straight rye. new. l5.ooaI5 50: No. !
straight ne straw. new. HolalL5O: No. l tangled
rye straw. ll-5oal2oO; No. l wheat straw. SSa
800: wheat straw. No = T.casoo: No. / oat straw.
10 5oall6o: No. ost straw. a5oalo0
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. old hens. heavy Ter
IL. Il: do. snail to medium. per h.. leil: do. old
ROSTERS, Per b., iesll; do young large per h. IA
p. do. rough and stragsy I3alS: do. sprng aver
aging l 20 n lbs. 5cA32 do. smaller springers.
III. =; ducks. per h. llal2: do. muScovy. per H.
lal2 srring dncks pounds and over. per ID. lsals
pigeons. young. pair ); do. old. pair. 3; EuInca
fowl. -.
EGGS-Maryland: Rennsylvania and nearby nrstA
Tsr doz.. %. Western hrsts. % West Virginia hrs,s
%. southern drStS. 10
BUTTER-Cresmsry. fancy. per n. 2haes; DO,
choice. per H.. disszsis; do. good. 10, IA
90 do. PRINTS ssa,l: MARYLAND and Pennsyl-
Vania rclls isiSal9: Ohio and West Virginia rolls
49, dairy prints. lsii; storepscked lsiialS: Mary
land-v Virginia process butter. 1a3.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New YcJk. June E.-The Standard Oil group
WIS thr feature Of the curb market today Stand
ard on Cf California diorped ls points to so4
Prairie Oil and Gas lost Is to $50. Standard Oil
Of Indiana IS to 80; Atlantic Refining l3 to
81, and Ohio oil. to leg Other losses were
evident throughout the list.
In the cnTpcrs. Greene -Cananea broke "a to
Soh- National Suit and Cloak common lost 2
points 10 8. Motor issues lost about a point
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26
Querie. and Comments.

Moviag picture followers are
inviCed to submit their Inquiries
and comments to the Motion
Picture Editor and are request-
ed to write on but one side Of
the paper.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

sales-RegllAr esn Il O'Clock noon
washingt0n Railway pfd- l Al 81
Washington Gas, al sCs.
Mergenthaler 10 al ~. 10 Al n, at AsA.
-Lanston 6 At ga.
After call:
Washington Railway 4. 800 at IN
Potomac Electric con - g 100 az 90
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone s., 81 GO a. Il
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26

Motion Picture Editor: Will you kind
" give the address Of the Vitagraph
Company? A.BC
A. B. c.: The VItagraph general Of
fees are at TWenty-second and Locust
streets, Brooklyn. y. Y.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26

The price OF bread in Ecuador has been
greatly reduced by the installing OF Ger
man bread-making machinery.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26

Chicago has about COO moving picture
theaters. with daily attendance Of SOO.-
COO persona
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26

iuV NlscDnsln Nentral--....s.-.. > . y
Total sales, t5 80 shares aEninst 20 $50 yesterday
SZ5 4 week ago. and 1855 a year ago From
January TO date. ;. ,OSa. Against BssS5 a
year ago.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26
Statistics.

Furnished by n. l. Carpenter q Co. ~.
New York, June 3
ReceiptS Middnngs.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26

Norfolk and Western has declared the
regular quarterly dividend of / per cent
on the adjustment preferred stock, pay
able August 19, to stockholders of record
July 81. The board also declared the
regular quarterly dividend of l 1-2 per
cent on the common stock, payable
September Is TO stockholders of record
August 81
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26

As the Comptroller's Office has the
right to ask banks to furnish information
relative to the salary of bank officials
stories to the effect that an unusual
course is being taken in this regard are
not accurate The same information can
be obtained by any stockholder, hence
salaries are not a matter OF any secrecy
whatever.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26

The directors of the Seaboard Air Line
Railway yesterday declared the semi
annual interest of 21-2 per cent on the
adjustment bonds.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-26
Sew York Futures.
Furnished Jy n. L. CARPENTER 4 Co.
New Orleans Futures.

Furnished hT n. L. Carpenter & Co
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-28
IBRITscHE ARTlLLERlE .zm BoulooNei

aus Der gront berdus perbsn e%mpfoblen,
Inn BEN gsiuOe bas 1tiieBsn Dor Der
St,auns gu srTdDsrsn.
aus bieftn psnigsR bier Hur tlrJ anses
beutstsn @runbIdBsn Der 8s6tpeiis Oes
tugltI6sn 9teres TT 80 %ntuebmsu, baB
bieie burdaus duf Der 66he Der 3sit
Iteben. Die eneliI6e Qrmte ift absr aud
binIi4tlih 8spaIfnung un6 4usriitung,
Ionie in puntto 4usbilpuns iiderlid Tin
Qdtung ssbietsnbsr Gtgnsr. Dab es
i6rsn Sffi5iersn unb MannIduftsn aud,
an 9apferteit uHb GpFermuib nidt feblt.
Ionbtm baB bieIs iid ausge3sitHet 3u
ihlaetn peritsbsu, BAG benefit bic ru6m'
rsi6t 9ergdngenbsit. Wobilmahuug uut
@eriammlung an ben borausfthtIideH
GinIhiffungspuptten Der Subtitle tpcr.
ben in iebsr Ridtung bur9 has ausse.
5sihnste unb bodsnttpidslte GiIsnbabn'
neb bssintigt. SR ben grobsn enelifher
5dfn liegsn Itsta aablrei6t ou 9ruppsn'
transporter burdaus seeisnete Sdiffe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-28
- HeaLANpER-ReeMgNT q Asm MARscA!

lamb INNER mt6r Gtimmtn Iant psrbsu,
bic bic 1erritoriolarme In ibrsr ieBigfn
3uIammenTeBung fir bic @ertbsioisung
bes bsimutblitfu 8obtHs gegen cine Sns
paiion fir ganJIid uHgeeignet urS un8us
reidenb baIteH. Gs giebt bnbtr in gHgs
lamb cine 1uiebnIihe gPeibe bon beoeltens
ben unb sinfluBrsiden WldnHsrn. bic btr
giufibrung Der oagtmsiHsH 0shrpfIi6t
bas 0ort rtbtu. Nm ibrsr Spite itebt
Dor Quem Der grtiIe 5elomarihnq Qoro
Roberts, Der tuitbtr6olt in ttnoen5ioIen
ReoeH s@rtldrte, bab gnalauo BON elmer
osutIden Snbafion bebrobt lei uno uur
Ourb GinfibruHg Der nqssmeintn @ebrs
pFfiht unb giIbung einss britiIdtn glrs
serbeeres pon 100000 Wann gegen re
| geFidsrt nerbtn tonne.
9te nalif6e Qrmet legt auBeroroents
J fih qrpBeH @trt6 auf cine gut oreaniifrtt
unO taotllos fuuttionirsube Quftlarung.
SIN Ttrategiftsn Ginns If oisis in srItsr
ainie Sute Der iebr itarttn &aDaaeries
b%ipiiion. bic, tpsnn bic Drtlidsu @erbdlts
niFs ss aHge8eiet erIheinsH laien, aud
in 2 6dIbbibiIionsu g%etrsnnt peroH lam.
Die Quftldrung ioa m1gliht ~piFeHiio gss
fiibrt nerpeu. 9ierFur III bic 9ioiiion
oura reihtine Qustattung NIT WaI9is
neuaerebren unb 4rtilerit por5igIih Be-
fdbigt. Dir bic operative auFtldruHg
tommen cher nod, defenders auf peib
Gntfernungen, 2uftfabr3suge in getra4t.
Die 9abauftldrung unb 8srihIeieruns
Der tigensn 8~tipseungeH ObIiegt ben beEits
ttneR 9riqaDtn, bentn msiIt beionbtrs
quIsabsn 5ugsnidsu perosn. Bel ben
8iDifouen fdlt re ben btriitsnen Snfaus
teritlompagnieH al, bic gan5 i'm Sinne
beltl6tt 9~ipiFonstabaa trie @srDsnpung
fin6en.
auf Grunb Der grstbuiHt Ser GuItlds
ring srfolet Der giniab Der I'M 4nmarfd
bsfiRblinfn aplonncH. Die 6 5%nfdntsries
pioiiioren mnrFtitrtn is mad ben ispeis
liesn 9srbdttniHeu auf elmer StraBe ootr
Ie bsnubeu aud an 3tpeitn bic eleiHe
Strabe. Die s~in3elnen aoICnneu fhtiotn
entfpeDer itot fir ith cine 9orhut aug
cher fs marI4isrsn unter BEN GAuss
elmer semtiuIameu SterssaDdniaarOe.
Cir bag @efett bspor5ugsn bic Gnas
Eanber bic Offsnloe; ibre GeFtatspors
ihriften unteri9eibsu atnau ME bic osuts
ihtn 3nifdm BEN aneriff i'm 9eesgs
nunssberIabrtn. BEN angriH auf stusn
bersits sntpidtltsn Gsgner uHb benz 0es
plantsn qngriff auf cine Dsritdrtts Sttt'
lung. gsi alien brsi Qn9riifsartsn trire
sr0Btsr Merib borauf stlsst, boB oi!
BaffeHgaitungsH pIunmdBlg 5liamnsn'
drbeitsn uub Iih gsgmieitig nntsrfiiiben,
baB Der aHeriif nitt iibsritiirBt lpirb.
uHb baB G%rontaIangriff uno llmFahlna
Ihdrf insiHanbtr greiftH.
Das 8tpe9unssssFtht ipirb oerart ges
! fiibrt. oab bic @orbuten nur i~nipptit aH'
| fallen Iolen, ooB ttne 9Idrung osr Gag
beim Geiuoe ersitIt ipirb. Ditfs psricbi
| beHiiBen bic @ros fit ben Aufmnrfh, I'm
) bann ben Gsausr snr6 sinbtitIiHsn uni
! l~rnFtboG aus Der 1isIt p%prsetraasn,u an
: griFf in Der GrOnt ~ binbsu unb bic GNtl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-28

80-80,000 Mauu a]ugtgebeB niro, ums
fabt 5reipiaige bic auf s Sabre aHg,z
uor6en peroen unb cine fiiRfmpnutIi6s
QusbilOuna erbalten. Nus tbr ioqeH
bauptI1Glid bic Qbgdnge bel ben Riht-
tombattnutsu, 6ei ben beiOnoeren anitaI
ten ME Munitionss, 9erpfleauugstolous
men uub neutrality-suspicious. gepsdt Uers
pen.
Geben benz febtnben peer, uno isil'r
g~rgduJnug aus ben oben srpdhltn Re
IerbeH perfigt Gnglanb aud User zine
9erritorialdrmes, b. t Elm Wlilt8h2er, ods
eine Soaitdrtt BON runo 315,O00 Mnun
aufneiien Ion. bsftn augsnblidlihe sopf.
3ahl ieboh nur etpa 285.000 WlanH oss
trdgt. Sbre 9a~uptauFgabe lit Die 9e's
t6eibiguus bes Qanbes gtgen eiHt irenlos
Sgbdiiou, defenders nenH 9as 3ei65sst
auberbaIb Gnglanbs 8eligttGa58 gifuRs
ben hdt. Die Der 3erritoriuIarmte am
gtborenotn CffiBitrt uno Manniaaftsn
tOnnen ni6t Derpflidtst perDen, aubettalb
Der 9ereiuigtsn a6nigreiAe 81 Oieltn,
Die 5%eritorialarme lift In IA Snfanlerles
bipiiionsH unb Ia beritteHs 8rigaom gss
glieoert. Dem ltebenbeu 6strt Qtb0tH
bon bieieu 9ibiiionen nur Der Gipiiiors-
tommanpsur, ! @eneralltabsoffi5ier uno
/ Offi5itr fir ben 8srpdItunas0isnit an.
bic iibrigen i3ifiBiersitsltn perbm nit
lauter p~eniioairten 0ffi5iersn beiebt.
Die @rgdR5ung Der 3erritotidIdrinee
trfolet burd 4itr6ung auF etns Dilait5tit
BON il 4 5dbrlu, bic BIS 3um 20. 2e5ens.
iabre INNER pisber auf is 4 Sabre u.
1euert nerben lam. Die Mugefporbenn
Tnb i'm /. 8ienitjabre 3u 40, in ben nti-
tsrsH 81 Il 10 9isBfItuuOsn o bsspilids
tst. 6itrgu trsten in iebem 8isnfiaar
cine 1-2nodise qageriibuns uno d-
S6ifBturs.
Die siaentlide Qusbilouug iol at in
Gritgsiale erfoIasn. Die Wo6ilmaauns
srfoIgt i'm Qnidluft an isnt bts Gelo.
bssres. Die Organization 1ierfir III bel
Gintbtilung bes Qanos5 in 6raH@lfter
an9epaBt. sSe6e iolde biloet 'intn Grafi
I~aaTtsausiduB (Goante 4iotiation)
bsrep prdIiotnt Der aorOleutnaut bsr BE-
irsFftnbsn grofIdaft 1T. Die Mitglisbsr
pes ausidnHes fno sur 5dlfte Offi5iert
Der SsrritpriaIarmee our anosrtH 9Glit
siHituBreids @~iDiIperFonen.
60 fsbr Ti6 bic Seeresformm Sal
bant's 9inlidtli6 oss Ttsbsnosu 5s.res bt
fuGbrt babtH, 10 psnig ineint Oiss BET BE-
sbsnfalls BON !6aloane Itammenpen Or
ganiTotion Der 3ertitorialnrmes Der GuI
al isin. Dit Gormationsn boben ssiEtl
innereH !6aIt uHO bic Qusbiloungssshsl
inc pisl su furS, ols bob Iih NIT 3iIF
btr ans bieIem Miti3bssrs %gefppnnens
gtrbdnee zine initsmatiins qanDssosrthsi
eisuns hurdfihrtn lisbe. 60 1T e BEN
niAt Number i'll nebmsn, mem in Gne
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-28

Theibung bur8 lmfdFung elmer 5lanie
= otleeentlih nod bur4 eineH 0urhs
bru1 Der 5ront - htrbei8ufiibren.
8eim Qusriff auf eiutn .bereits ents
nideIten 5sinO 1T Is qufgabs Der 9ors
buteR, bic fsinbIifsn gortruppsR 70 nett
auriidSubrdngen, bnb bic ausriffsartiIs
Ierie in Steauna gebsn Tam unb otr gum
aufmarIh uub 3ur GntpidluHg btr Gros
bsnotbtgtt anum gefponnen pirb. 9i,
CUR ginbung ber Gront 3u mtpidelnoen
GrGfte bdbtn fd untsr benz Sdube Der
grtilerie almdbli6 bsran3uarbeitsn,
pdbrsnb Der Mtldeisnbs Qneriff aud
in bislsm Gale umfaRsub meiIt gtgen bic
Glanfe eefibrt pirb.
9er angriff auf cine bsisitigts 5tsls
lung srfoIgt nab ben gIei9sn @runbidbsH
nie Bel ben 9eutIden; gans heTonbers
Iharf piro bierbei bic 9oibneubiatsit Der
4usniibuna Der 9a6t betonf. Generolftlbs
mdrI6du Jren6 bGIt angriffsbsipseungsn
i'm fsiubIihen 6eltrbsrtid bet 9d9e iibers
haupt fir b0Iig auseeThlOHeH unb Dsrs
fritz bic aniidt, baB tiinftis BEL Gag nur
Der Gsueriampf gu fiihrsn 1T, pdbrsno
ieoe goripdrtsberesuug uuf bic Ra6t gu
Deri4iebsn iei.
Sn Der @srt6sibisung 1T mad ben enss
liIdeu @urfdriftsn elm grfolg nur bann
~ errei6en. peHn bic gntIhtibuns bur9
sintu nit itarttn ardften etftbrten 9ss
genitoB dngeitrsbt BirD. 9itIer erFolgt
am 5pedmdbigtsn esesn bic Glanie unO
sfpar in Der Set, in Der iih Der 4Hgrtifer
NIT Der MnFs isiusr Heisrben 8un
Sturm onlhidt. aber aud GegenTtObe
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@attaro.

Die balmdllnildt 6almhaoi Gniif
droaiiIG aoior), I'm hinitrhm WiHIkn,
Der @otdt 81 Gaiiarp etannntm 0tnbu ~
iuna bta qhsiamtsf,s eslsem unp kl,
a6nigrti@ Mpuimtero ppra,Iaatft, N b
i'm Wiiitlalltr pit In neutrsn Soften M,
biflumhriittntr Grt. NJ 4sfribs M
par ts romif6t qflanaurg. Sim flnIlf q,
9abfbunoert fitl "a in he adrss
@etsn, bann iam Is unt.f bujantinl !,
hfrrfhnit 1tbbrit nfhfadnbfr
@ttben unb ogn 9eneBtausen unb
molib an Osittrrtid dsl5l. geHt
hsrrf6ie bier brti uHo tiahdlb Sahrbnns
berte uHo GriunauHgn an bic nGerss
niTimd gm9ia' fno uo4 olIsHtbaIben
an3uirefftn. 60 iin5,H mir Can Mdrto
unb Can @iorgio - oaHsbsn aber 5thI'
reift ndbiIde geJsi4a iHesn.
Rad Der @oItaBdbllna BON 1910 bal
Der 0rt Der am ptitsfttn iubiin pogass
itobms qolten Otisrrtihs an dbridti'
lhen Wtr, tipas iibtr 5000 Gttltn. Gr
btibt cine @drniIpn uno III bsr Gig
zines r0miIhs tdtboliIhen uno eints erie
6ildsortboooren 9ildois. Ginsi eu
Sauptstbduet III bic aatb,brdIs nit b.
nhtsnslptrthtn @smdlbeu urb StuIptus
rtn uub ben ReIiquim oss beiIioen IRIS
pbonius, bem 81 Gbrtn an 2. tn6 3.
Gfbrunr erpbs air6ens uHb 9oltsftItt,
bic vWprnari1a", nbsebalisR rsrbtH. Die
ortbobors antbeordIs 1T ntueH urs
iprunss. Sin egeHoriisss 9auiprt bss
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Fbt bic Stabt an i6rsm oltsrthlmIihsu
gloteniburm NIT eiuem romiiden 4Itar.
Die GtraBen iinb eng. Gin Stttbpr unb
Jtpei 2anbt6ore biIbsn bic 3usdnse bon
Der BaTers uno Der aonbIeits. qnf benz
marttpIob Dor Der gorta Giumera iensn
Tid intertiantt montensgrintIae GsItnls
ten in ibren dardtterifiIdsn aoltimen
Elm. Die GniFsrnung apifdsn Gutidro
nnb hem montenegriniThen 4duptprt
gstinie bstrdgt ungsfdbr As ailpmstsr.
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ReOe zines gulititsrs.

IS mar ni4t msine abFat, bsutt
abenb bier 3n ipre9sn. ba i'd dber ....+
Sum SdtuHe m06ts id nod sinss tss
merten ...
pllnO nun laFsn sis MID Sbnsr nod
fagen ~.
n9ds goIt bisfes sturrsidsn 2anOss
tebt 49,"
a5n ubiebburer Self fpsrbs ID 1850
pllnteroeFen IaHet uns ....1
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DIE ENGL|SCHE
WARMEEN

Drs tgitidc 6eer nab Ser Reorganization eurt Kriessmi.
rihr Ganauc, ieiue 6%iutbeihnug uuo 2IusbiIpune in Srie
ttns3:il m> ieiut KriegstdrPe. = Die Sehtpeie Ger Sriteu
set eem &meufrtcse auf Ger 9obe Ger 5eit : Die Cerrito.
riallrra sur pertheietguua oes Ianoes ee9eu feinoIibeu
6iufdn uu5lrtiheno.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-28

ls bttii6t @,lirtiA btittbt b
liuHilin ufbtH BEN tgsHtli@n
glutitrlanUt aus elmer Rttbe
n.r.AL..r l~.LrntnI.r uarhnn.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-28
LESSONS FROM
Rainfall RECORDS
Farmers of Tennessee Do
Not Take Advantage of
d Rainfall Received
PROPER SURFACE DRAINAGE
With PropsF Drainage the Farmer Can
Snap His Fingers at the Occasional
Comparatively Dry Periods Expert
.eneedsintTennesses, In a Year.

The State OF Tennessee has just
passedt through the dryest II months
since rainfall records have been kept.
This would seem to be a good time
to look, at our. farming methods and
find whether or not they are calcu-
lated to- take advantage of the many
variations in rainfall and rainfall dis
tribution to which this section Of the
country is subject.
During the first three months OF
1913 the rainfall was abundant,
amounting to 21.58 inches. This
amount of water properly conserved
would have insured bumper crop in
1913. This is more rain than many sec.
tons of the West receive in a whole
year and they grow fully as big crops
as We do. After large portion OF
this rain had run off, carrying some OF
the best part of our land with it, the
weather turned dry and by June we
were needing rain. But instead OF the
usual amount of rain, wss had for the
IL months beginning June /, 1913, the
dryest year ever experienced in Ten.
nessee. The accompanying chart
shows gre phically the state of affairs
The upper line represents the normal
or average rainfall while the lower
line shows the rainfall for the IL
months ending May 81, 1914. Only