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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
III n9anif 1uIfeIrsnina1

bar Ri moOtaeet fsIgenoe me 80.
ger. iom ienoes p%ortoirii til en-.
boer aoresie peo @ootaseIie al be
beofeieoe Doerit Iaoe priier:
Robinion GruiOe. On Ssmanos
oiD os biounOerIiee Guentnr. NJ
Daniel 3efoe. 212 Sioer. Smuf,
rso Sbirtina meo @uIotrpf. gris
30 Gts.
9ullb. SortGuing al 9ouiie R. MI.
colt. 240 Sioer ! bIoot Sbirtines.
bino meb SiteI oa 5oriiring |
Sub. 9ris 30 Cts.
llaIfpifs Siitorier. llnoerlige oa
iaIiomme Siitorier ON en- Don.
oefsn fra grunsuig.' 5orfortet
lloaape. rs Sioer | Sbirtines.
bind. Qun 80 Gts.
Nile tire gseer tiIfomme n
portofrit or 500.
9aniib 2mtb. Eubl. Sonie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
61nnrrjuunnn

1t &10o%s>
Smoo 5orpentning fan Ui %.
Iaa oenne @nna meO0ele liot ira
.ienben Ma. Niaaife oct fan
bIibe beo.
&c Fangsleoe SpnOerjgOer. in
gen af oefengsleOe HeoaftDrer
er frigiune. = &c / SpHOer are.
ltereoe CT ienot til M%asOe6nrg.
gaotoina qpis4 er M I Stano til
at brin9e Ell uoierlig 5%orteanelie
oper Be arreitereoe 0anite / ilere
al De ignoeripoife 9Der.
Oct befraiteoes iaaleoes, at Der /
Senoerborg fio0er nrreiteret 6gl.
genoe. 8eoafter Spensiou, Sourna
liiterne Mortenien og SSrgen d
fen, ganfbeitnrer 9pcf. aebmano
@aos 9. Rielien. ltbrmager 9les.
bsi, Sfomager Sesien. @1iteioer
Sebmann % 0nitru.
5 augnitenborg: Or. meo. Sa-
roun. aebmano 9eimano, Meieri.
beItnrer 9rinos / Seirup og @aar0-
eierne Qiels ebr. Nielien I 0}iasa
os CTR. 6ansien 9tsrremsle cen
9rooer til RiasoaasmanOen)
Get oanife 5oriamlinssbus /
Ssnoerbora er luffet % beiat meo
MilitQr
6or 0piatiabeo er en- Oanif I'm.
oeriaat. Seoeren at niia-2 rogeriet.
Shistt.Maoien. lat fait.
: 1moer er 5glgen0e arreiteret:
Reoafter sfoprp (q6lensborgaois@
Sofalreonftar) % bans Subscriber.
tie. 9onfoirefter 8osien. 9ano.
manosbanfen zen 5ooger til afoeoe
Reoaftsr Sesien oa tioligere &eo-
after at v7lensborg auis4) aeb.
mano 5iIifon / MgaeltonOer re
batter etncfert. 9ogermeiter BE.
terien i 9onoer. Sobanien, 1erfels
bsI. Ihomien 1borsbaDe meo ilere.
&c fleite Al oisie er fsrt iii Mili.
tprfnnaeIeI Waa0ebura
@ren ShacfsS d~acfenburg lao
EN- fort 5io arreiteret, men bleD at.
ter leslaot. otter fin 9esla6elia
foriegte ban imiolertio at fomme /
glitomobil oner oen oanife @rrnie.
men blep arebet ! 9rsns og tort
ioo paa til en- meaemtpif 5pitning
3 5lensbora iiOoer iamtlige Heo-
ofterer At p6lensborg aois~ iamt
NnOreas @rau.
Reoaftsrerne oa SournaIiiterne
/ Sooersleo iiooer itaoig a%rreitere-
oe. 3 Saoerslep beniioOer oesu-
oen en- Del diifere ira aars.au.
item.
@ennem 6ertnsopmmerHe nnOer
&rie. en- 4anoersmano. Der Tor.
nplig ble0 uopiit al Senoeripaano
oa M er Benof tilbaae, iortpaer
rJiano. u. Nh. at ban 2srodg ben
s. 9lug reiite ira Ben noroliae
@rpnie I'll hamburg. 9eo Roro.
erpnien f1not ban ncmfis 9eien
ipprret Spo for aibe. On Rat
ten fom Der Gfstratog meO Bad
ben til Chile, Der forretteoe Gagt.
tieneite paa Observation-Disclosures
biotil babSe Be fun Daret iorinnet
meo Stoffe.
Canine 9eroag Deo 6-SiOen blej
MobiIiierinesororen b~efeuotgiort o.
gior6a et meget neoilaaenoe Sno-
trpf paa ben oanife 8eioIfnIng.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
nj isfionen:
R misfionen:

Scr foitteret ie abl. Gr. 81
Warcls, "a. 11a5aretbs 9igb. ........-s......
Vorna, u. gaf, 3ions Mgbs. ariitelige 9iGlpeioreninl
geresioro. Z. 1af. Nirs. ~. Y. geterien ..,......
Glendale, Minn., apinOeioreningen .............
Bremen, sans., Blnine Eeterign ................
Omatonna. Diinn. s. $. 9briitenien .....,......
GeSar Sails, Soma. Mrs. anorens Smit1s Diisiionsfasi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

9lanot Sc 90 ganIfsgmerifnnere.
Der par moot til Stupnet. oar life
minore emo ts, iom a feot / u.
inertia. 9grn al mooanoreoe IAN.
ife. De bapoe aloria ier iet oeres
6uorcs 9oFo. 02en o9iaa Dem
oro9 oct aamIe Sano. hpis Sprog
De bapoe lGrt al gar % Nor, o.
6nis Qiinoer bar blepen Dem iortalte.
On iaa pioun0erlia araft rr Der !
Mooersmaalct % @inoerne. Get
bar oi pit goOt al at aere os Hart
eilcr i%oritan. ri Der biemme.
5ca ifal life foriaae NJ aioe BE.
ifeo ON alt. bpao Der iore1if ! Dc
iaa Gage.
6oritan0er 9or0ina talte ON pore
1olfemeOer % Oopleoe iurIia oeO
De isritr. @lidcrs @sOer paa 0iun.
melbieraet % 5fomlinasieiierne
bpor oct alto par Oct ialles, aprlig
beo til 9anoet, Solicit d Sproact.
Der oar ben Opbeite @rm0tone.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5erfelien
aerniug. tnIie ON llopiflingen /
Sammerum Serreo / De iioiie 90
anr o. poaDiitc. at oenne llopiflina
hapoe lit lloiprina ira Oct. JON ale
Gage baDOe ppret oisie Menneifers
onbeite aarnftertr0f: 3li0. 9eiiom.
heo Oh @nosirngt. enonioere bolot
ban ct 6oreorda no ira Dc Cro /
9ieraprp0ifen: n6nbner oerior, ION
6erer oisie mine Gro o. Gambler ef.
Ter DEM BAN nil iea Iiane PED en-
NPano. Der bpageoe lit 0ns paa
alippen. % Heanen ifpaeoe neo, o.
6looerne tom. o. ginoene blrite
u itormeoe moo oct 0ils: men bet
ialot life: tbi oct par arimolaat pan
alippen.~ San min6eoe oul. at pi
ale Gage. men oog iprlia III. bau0e
@rnmo til at moerisae. ON port
Sus nar bpaget pnn Den alippe.
9eroensitormenc life fan ripc ON
anlo. ON Sc enc rnier nof iaa me.
act.
6oritauoer @cicuoal. 9ongbu.
boIof tire Soreoroa ON 1861. 20.
biera taIte ON oct firfeliae arbeioe
Der oure. % 3aitor ,seuieH talte
ON Min0er ira lin gruiteoirfiomheo
/ De mango 9lar. ban bar prrei
9rrit / amerifa.
On esrOngen bar Der Seilhlr
i9ennem Seerne til Simmelbieraet
en-. 1ir. iom ingen al ganif.ameri.
fanere noacn Sinoe oil 1lenme. Ga
Oct er en- al De imuffeite lloilugter.
Der fan aeres port lille eano.
Gm SenOnaen par Der @uostie.
neiie % aIteraana i I'm 9irfc oeo
Qrgiterne geitcrsaaro. China, o.
Eiteraanro. Sboritrnp.
Ger fnnoc pare @rino til at %.
boIoe io oeo meaet anoet Men
ieg ifal til Slutnina fnn npune. Of
noaet al BET. iom aioroe onbeit 5no.
truf paa alle. unr. oa Can't .e(meri.
faueren. 5snoerinoen agerifou Re.
0erien taIic ON gipet Der onrc paa
4rarien "a bng eifer %iortalte ON
@%nostieneiten i 9ooInmo Srimenia
beostirfe ! Ssn0erinaano. hpor ban
bapoe Dnret til SieOe Den iioite
5gnoaa. ier S~gnOeripSerne mantte
bragg al Steo til ben tnife Scr.
Yian ioritndr. ban hanoe Net. naar
ban iaaOe at BET uar ben melt sri
ben0e @uostieneite ban noaen Sin
De hap0e opleoet.
4n er StPDnet ihittet. Caiaa
BET bar bugget Gro melfm sanos-
mrno % bioragct til at beuare Den
%annocliee SorbinoeIie meilem Dem
7ct fan lace fig gere. ielb ON Der
~0ens6nDenc % Sc mango 9iiie fiji
Ter Dem 40
6. Z. GorneIfnsfen
nancns 5ioenoe. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

fSlere Samilier baooe inotil / 4 3,
Der ifuloe me0. Eogene par ober.
aft ill0e al Soloater. 5 6lens.
BORG meote 9anoltormen, / Slespig
bleo 4asiagererne m0erip9te a
MfiIitrr. % operalt paa 9anerne
nur Der Militprpolt. arigs6egg-
firing mrrfeoe man fife noget til.
; 6nnburg par Der itprft Sio
paa Sulafernitieg, % ale @a0er
oar iorte al @enneifer. 4Iiterea-
feen bleo itormet, ioroi enfelte fife
baooe billet reiie fig, oa Rational.
iongen bleo aiiungeu. 9olitibetien.
te1e maatte gaa paa meo blanfe
alinaer Tor at ifaife 0roen til geie.
8aa @rpnien medem Samburg %
altona bleD TO b~etiente iaareoe %
en- ifliot.
Get iortoltes / Samburg, at nm
Der 9i6aus 9ombaroement Al ben
tnife 3laaoe LOB arpoieren a9ran-
o%enbnra4 paa en- Mine % eff til
9lln0s meo 600 @ano. 0aiao
arpoieren o9lugsbura4 er i%nnfen.
Zen rusiiife 5laooe bar truffet iig
tilbaae til Sc inore 5droanoe.
georo Tor Sombura ble0 tire Nus
iere arreItereoe eiter at pere mis-
han0leoe al @Gngoen. 5noe I On
en- bleo en- misunderstanding tor.
met. foroi @ieren baooe iorIan9t 10
9fennia Tor I @un0 Salt.
9anferne er Itffeoe ooeralt oa
S%eooelpenqe moOtnges fife. Ter er
a1irs paa Seolerne.
6annOurrferens Slngt fra 5en.
o~erinllanO. 6u ilOe Meofart. Zen
23aarige 1smrer @uitan a%riitenien
n Aeooina oeo Sfiue er onfommen
til 8ibe % bar onerfor a9ibe
Stiist4 aioct islgenoe 0plpsninger
ON ben Reofart. ban fl paa 9eien
gennem Seuoerj0aanO Der % I'll
@rpnien:
Sea bar ar6eioet / 5snoerinI.
lano iioen Cugene omfrin9 3. Eli.
III D. 4.. 81. n. { Mslbn pr. Som-
merite6. Seq lit imioIertio llopis-
~ninasorore. men maatte boa ophoG.
De mig lpngere Soo pna / nogen
5io % tog iaa til Soloelnuo oeo
@oloeluno t Rprbeoen al 5lens-
borg. bpor ieg ar6eioeoe inotil 0ns.
oag B. ). Mug. Zen lto0iflina. Situa.
tionen anto8 eiterbaanoen, iom Sri.
gen FREQ fremaO, bepirfeoe. At ie9
fnnot Oct raaOeligit at bragg tilbnae
til 9anmarf, % ST. 10 0nsoag
Sormio0ag, oen 8. ang, beiteg ieg
min Gnfle eiter at bare paffet nit
Jsi pao .5raDeren" o. / MN Apg.
irf % fsrte 4oro paa piter @rpn.
len.
Ia lea fom til Ssrup ipnrgte ieg
Fl Ear Mpno 1uifere = ON
9sien til 5Snoer; oe piite mig en-
iorfert Sci og Oa jeg no9en LID
efter op0ageoe Bette. benote ie9
ielofeIgeIig ON. "a ieg naaeoe iii.
baae til BET SteO. boor ieg bnpoe
ipnrat mig FOR. ble0 jeg italoiet oi
70 WGnS, Der meooelte. at BET bar
forbnot at cnfle Der i ari9stioer
Der fom efterboan0en flere tsolf III
o. man aeHnemrooe0e nit 5si ira
inherit til D0erit. IA iea par bic
uen Diiiteret paa oenne Maa0e, tog
10 W2ano fat pe0 boer al mine ar.
me % holot Dem uoitraft. bporpaa
en- tor, io9r Nldn0 itiaeoe ia op
Iiee iornn o. nogle Sfri0t ira mig,
oroa en- Gepoluer 90 al 2onmen o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

iigteoe paa mig, meoens ban paa
Emit raabte. at ieg / @runoen bur
De ifpoes neo. Smiolertio bleu leg
pluoieIig iert aiiteo ben til en- nTr-
liggenOe @aaro. hpor man latte mie
mo ! ct aarIetommer, meoens Der
boloteSGaat al % Dfano. @aarO-
eierens aone par iaa elifpGrOig at
aipe mig 9fiooaasmao % nogIe Ii.
mre ierere oaiaa aofie - oct par !
oct belle en- retiinoia apinoe. ser
eieuiunlig misbiaiaeoe Den 9ebanO.
ling, man gan mig.
9eo 6alofemtioen msote en- Sen.
Darn oa piiitereoe mig ira Top til
8aa. San erflgreoe me8et ueIoillig,
at lea bop0e mine Sa9er i Oroen
% nof ifuloe fon1nle til Soiooing
Station' i 900 9e6olo. 0ereiter
fulgte ban mig I'll amltiorltoHoereii
i S6aiiluno, Der ifreo mia oct ior'
nsOne 9eois % 6ialp mia meO Bill
let til SDiooing, buortil lea enOelig
naaeOe 3atten til 5orsoaa.
SOriUmnocn ipo for WrGnien.
MureriOeno Sanien Al aoloing rel
tie iorrige 0iunoaa til 1snoer ior
at 6ente lin Sgn. en- 9rens. ser
par paa 5eriebeiea hos en- Suiser.
moei 1enoer. 9eroas s. 9(n9. fom
SuiecrinOen I'll aoloin1 meo Gren.
gen. % bun meooelte At 3anien
life bauoe opret / 5snoer. os at
man beaer fife Der haooe bsrt no.
get ira BAN.
Genne @iterretning bar natur-
liguis ioruroliaet 5amilien. Ger 10
ioGper / pinlia lloisbeo ON 6orier.
aerens SfGbne Ct eneite ufor.
iiatigt OrO fan 10 Tor 5ioen bringe
Ell @ono j lllpffe isnoen Pa. fri.
per Sob. aD.@.
6rifnnone onnife ,6~eitebanOlcre
Ere fongerigife 0eitebanolere. 6br.
Jbomien 5anien. Ears Miffelien
easien os Riels 5srenien. 6lcp Tor
noaen Gi0 iioen ooniplote ue0
9anosretteH / aSlensborg Tor al la.
oe ban0let meo 6eite pao Narfe0et
I alipleu uoen 4pringsbenis. Sam
merretten / Berlin bar MI irifenot
De ire 6eitebanolere meo Den BE.
grun0elie, at 3onmarf / 6slge en-
6an0elstrnftat meo 9rulsien al
%. Yfai 1876 npoer Nteitbeguniti.
eeliesret; iom 5slge berai francs
Der intet iprliat 0prinBsbeuis Tor
oanife Statsboraere I'll at brine
SdnOel paa @esier % Marfeoer /
9reusien 9erimoo fan onuife
S%dnOlen0e enonu fife bdnole / Stal
oeue 0agene isr Rarfeoei uoen
Rrriuasbcpis.
IistGnft for Spioneri. 30 iBOifc
yGrerrs 96pcntpr. Sprerne@rm
ileD al 9biiteo % e6riitcuien al
Rsraaer bnuoe upret paa 6erietur
j SgnoerinIlan0.
Dc Tom oper @ranien iorleOen
% fom til MS ON eftermiooasen,
bDor De / surigt 6aoOe Del mesei
bnageIiat ianmen meO ilere Dngre
glore 8anife.
On al Sc isiaenoe 0ase uar DC
noe paa aainps. en- oalDs, Der
ia no ira als. % Der bleu DC
attragpere0e al en- inf @euoarm.
Ser antoa Dem Tor Spioner. Sprlig
imleoe ban i'm 6pmnrfiombeo on
Gbriitenien5 Der me0 fin msr'
fe 5eint bleu aniet Tor at ppre Rus
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

Smoo 5orpentning fan ri %.
iaa oenne @nna meo0ele IiOt ira
.isn6en aa4 3aaife oct fun
blioe neo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
IRE npe smaaifrifter

Ere npe Smaaifrifter
fra firfeIig Gorening for Snore
Wisiion | Tonmorf.
Rr. 572-Brpiten / 3urebD .06
CIR. 573 ct lpffeIigt Barn.
6omsbiem :. :. ...... .08
Rr. 574 Snoremisfionpr
2osmus Sanien :. :. 10
ane ire tiIiommen for 90 Cts.
5rimRrfer ener Sslpbenge mob.
taees.
0aniib qntb. YnbI. Sonfe,
Blair, Ne5r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
Otto SanfeH.
aasi. for b. I. b. en. Iutb. airfe am
auitterinasr for SaDer til errt,enfcfnsi,n.

3er finere, ir abl 9r. 81 .................. $69058
aeninore. q. 0af, 1riuitatis @lenigbeo ........... 17t5
ZEE Aarsberetningen, SiOe 1881 -
S7o7.73
Iette Mars Heanffab:
Sanlesiomn, adns, Better AnoereH ..........t... 200
Clinton. @is, %Spin0ernes 5eoielsoaasfasie .......... 800
Moooitocf. I'll. apnoernes 1e0ielsSaasfase ... 40
@oootocf. Sn. Salens Menigbeo ..t.*........, 5S3
Clinton, his, gbenePr Wqb. ............... $50
Gran, Min. DIR Sans Glamien ............... 200
1u3e0o Bart. Dlo, aoin0ernes 5eoieIsoagsfase 49,. 1000
len % as sldra IS ' '"'e'.- -. pun 700
Rem eisbon. @is, Ct stepbens Wia6s 5e~6iels6aast. 793
Qucf, Isis. ct Qefers DPabs fufn0eforenfna ........ 1000
Goroopa, 9ebr, 9Dr 8reners Menia6eo .......4.... 675
Greenfield, 2. 8nf, aufn0eforeuinaen ............. 1000
gHiamnen $77.3f
Sierteia 9of for tgnOerue
g Z. 9bifte6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
aileienSOmmen siOa Sapan.

5sr ~foitteret ie abl. gr. 30
9aIentine. Oiont. aieritine Gum ......a.......
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
PLANS ARE TALKED
TO PROTECT SOUTH
Southern Delegation Realizes
European War Will Mean
Crisis For Farmers
CIV. E.. YELVERDON.)

Washington, d. c.. Aug. 2.-South-
ern members of the Senate and House
of Representatives will meet Monday
Of the Senate to discuss ways and
means of protecting Southern cotton
and tobacco from disaster
because of the great European war.
At the suggestion of Senator Hoke
Smith the Senators from North Car
Dina, Georgia, Mississippi and Louis
lana met informally this afternoon.
The two objects of the conference
| will be to devise legislation which
will help the situation and to con-
slider some means Of financing the
transportation of these products from
the United States to foreign countries.
The problem, both of navigation and
of finance, is considered grave enough
to require thorough cooperation be-
tween legislators and financiers and
ways of securing this cooperation. to-
gether with plans for relief, are to
be considered.
The prospect Of a general war is
the all absorbing topic in Washing
ton, though there is no fear that the
United States will become involved
in it.
State Campaign Planned.
j. r. Collie, secretary of the Nor h
Carolina Democratic committees is
securing a list of names from Tar
Heel members of Congress of Demo
Gratis who will be willing TO make
speeches in North Carolina during the
coming campaign. He and Chairman
Thomas d. Warren are laying their
plans as carefully as they would if
they anticipated a real fight. They
realize that the people 10 not under
stand the proposed constitutional
amendments and that it WI take
some work to put the part issues
before the people.
c. c. Maxwell Gets Appointment.
The North Carolina Senators have
secured the appointment of G.. c. Max
well, brother of A.. j. Maxwell. clerk
Of the North Carolina Corporatio
Commission, to a place in the census
bureau. 1t is field work and pays s.
a day and expenses.
The following fourth ella: postmas.
teys were appointed Saturday: Mile:
[ G.. Lyon, Austin; John G. Dawson
Hanrahan.
4 r. G. Allen. of Louisburg. was her,
Saturday on his way home from At
t lantic City.
: Ienoir Site Bought.
1 The Treasury Department Saturda
bought the site for the public build
: ing at Lenoir for $4,000. TT land i
: owned by George f. Moore and r G
t courtney. 1t is a corner lost. 15xl4
r Mrs Sam Houston and Frank Dun
:. lap, OF W~adeSborO, accompanied thei
o mother, Mrs. j. i. Dunlap. to Wash
n ington Saturday night from de,
d phia where Mrs. Dunlap has under
gone an operation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT,

New York. Aug. 1.-The statement of the
actual condition of the clea ring house
banks and trust companies for the week
shows that the cash reserve i'm excess of
legal requirements decreased S43. 500. 200
leaving a deficit of $17 49,. 80.
The statement follows:
Actual Condition.
Loans increased 81. 1S2 .O00.
Specie decreased SE,. 0Gl. Geo.
Legal tenders decreased s.. IA. 900.
Net deposits decreased Sit. 716. eco.
Circulation increased x3.0GO.
Banks cash reserve In vault $344. .S9S. GOO.
Trust companies cash reserve in vault
967. 1Sc 600.
Aggregate cash reserve $411. Isl. O0O.
Defcit cash reserve decrease $a3. ga. zoo
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying % per cent cash
reserve &56.J+7 eco.
state banks and trust companies i'm
Greater New York not included in clea ring
house statement:
Loans and Investments decrea >ed e. 2ae.
S;ol, Increased $159. eco.
currency and baBk notes decreased $50,
oOO.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
ENGINEER WARNS
AUTO DRIVERS
Pleads With Those DrivinQ Ma
chimes To Stop, Look and
Listen

At every railway road cross lg
there is a sign up SO that those vho
can read may see printed in large let
ters: Stop, look, listen" Many PEG
pie however never think Of the sign.
never think of the danger of a pass
ing locomotive, never think that Their
automobile engine may get stalled ON
the rack n struck by the train,
causing loss of life and serious injuries
and rush headlOng into the face Of
danger.
The brave engineers who pull the
throttle to our trains do not want to
Kill and main people but if the peo-
pie themselves will rush into danger
many deplorable accidents cannot DO
averted.
In yesterdays Greensboro News
Mr.. Nj. {. Glenn, an engineer Of the
Southern Railway. running between
Raleigh and Greensboro has the fol-
lowing note in regard to the stop,
look and listen sign which shows
how near death a party Of people,
perhaps citizens of Raleigh, were. MI
Glenn writes hat the above rule.
stop. look. listen" if practiceG 10y tho
people who use the public highways.
where such highways cross the rail-
ways would avert many ole aC-
cidentS.
BY the observance Of these three
simple words, the people who use In.
railway crossings would safeguard
thelr own, as we'll as other peoples
llves, to say nothing of the roper
loss IN case of accident.
Yesterday / was engineer of South-
ern Railway train 1O8 at Williams
crossing. which is about four miies
west of Raleigh, l only missed striking
an by about two seconds,
and in this automobile were grown
people and children. If / had struck
the automobile and killed or injured
those people someone would have IA Il
that the engineer failed to blow. etc.
when in fact, I had just sounded the
whistle for Thompson, answered 4
signal from the conductor, and had
blown a road crossing signal. Il
peil was ringing also. bat the driver
Or the auto evidently did not hear any
or these signals, for when came ,
lSlSht OF him, which was for a short
Instance on O Of a curve IN the
track. the driver averted a collision
by suddenly cutting his car to the
right and j passed within 10 or ,
feet of him.
] respectfully request that this let
tel be published by the press Of The
state, IN order hat the people who
own, Or use, automobiles will observ.
the above rule, which affords so much
protection for them and theirs.
: II the people would only stop long
enough to think they would onft
1ilrt1ng with DEATH as I see many
automobile drivers doing on nv daiIy
run
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04

New York, Aug. 1.-The drop in cotton
values has had n weakening effect Oh cotton
goods and yarns. Trading was limited all
the week by the unwillingneSS of buyers IN
operate at any reasonable price. OGeriE2 -
of goods from second hands were common
enough but no market could be found for
them in any broad way. Western markets
have continued to buy steadily in small
quantities for quick shipment and distr;-
button there seems much better than in
other sections. Owing to the great strain
upon credits and the closer examinations
Of dry goods paper by all banking fac
tors, forward operations have been disco lr-
aged.
business is being confined strictly to the
most urgent needs and where forward or
ders are being placed ii usually happens
that they are being given to assure cop
tinuance of mill production on staples thai,
are we'll known. Prices are soft but .he
trading has been so inactive that grca1
changes are not yet noted. Mill agents arc
beginning to counsel prompt curtailmenl
unSl more settled conditions obtain in III.
markets.
Nominal prices are as follows: Priu,
cloths ~ iBch 64x6ls 3a4c; 64yGas 3lsc: 3SI.
inch G+x6is > and 5isc; brown Sheetinc,
southern standards 1AMSc: dcnims @ OF
I+c; ticking = OF. he: standard print
5Ac; staple ginShams 6Ac; dress ging
hams 9t.c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
GETS LEASE ON LFE
GRADY Lane Condemned Murderer
Grantcd Rcprievc.

Actlng Governor DanShtridge has
granted a reprieve TO Grady Lane,
coiored, who was to have been exc
cuted Friday of this week for the
murder Of d negro in Moore county
almost a year ago. The Governor
gives the condemned negro two weeks
more Of life unless something more
develops " his and that time.
IMAM Is known low. Lane will pay the
extreme penalty of the law for his
CRIME, In the electric chair at the
: state PRISON on Friday, August 21st.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
HISTORIC CUP PRESENTER
secretary Acknowledges Gift tn Rec.
rec Old WarShin.

washington, D. c., Aug. i-Secre-
tary Daniels today sent to James ~
renee kearney, son of the Late Co..
mooor Lawrence Kearney, Of Pesr,h
Amooy' n j., a letter accepting his
oona.ion O d cup to historic old man
oI wal constellation, which was nre-
sented to the commodore nv the rs
GERS OF the Constellation in iS4a Th.,
secretary requested that the Gun he
sent TO Norfolk, Va, where the corn
Of the navy yard viii have !,
P'aced on board the Constellation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
RECEIVED WARM
RECEPTION HERE
Baltimore Newspaper Mans
Account Of Visit Of Centen-
NAL Party TO Capital

In the course of his dispatch to the
Baltimore News telling of the recep-
ton extended Mayor Preston and his
star Spangled Banner Centennial
party in Raleigh last Tuesday. Mr..
Raleigh {" Smith. the special CORE
spondent Of the News, said:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
WHEAT MARKET IS
HOLDING STEADY
Soon, 1t Is Hoped, Ships Will
Be Had To Carry Grain TO
The World, BY Transferring
Others To American FLAG

Chicago. III. Aug. Wheat transacticES
halted TO a great extent today awaiting TIE
outcome OF a movement to give exports
from the United States tn. protection If
the American flag. After relatively harrow
tie market closed steady II net lower for
nearby deliveries and Ia up for the more
deferred options. Corn finished ut an adj
vance II IL TO 3h above last night,
last night. patS - z - BAL broviSI"Ds
higher by 2hc t. W.
Grain and UrOyiSiODs closed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
DAILY COTTON TABLE.
Port Movement.

Port Movement.
New Orleans: Stock 81 .9lJ.
Galveston: Receipts 1;3; exports IA
stock 27..J3.
Mobile Receipts IS: exports 46: stock
4.11o.
stock IL LBS.
Charleston: Receipts "a: exports ~
stock 1,0.l.
Texas city Receipts III.
Norfolk Receipts BOG; exports 81 stock
1897.
Baltimore: Middling 12k receipts Il
stock 3.4!&.
Boston stock 800.
Philadelphia: Receipts -: stock 925.
New York: Exports 1jS: stock 103, no.
Minor ports. Stock 2.412.
Total today Receipts 10 exports 1909
stock 223. 4.3.,.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-08-04
Interior Movement

Houston: Receipts 297 shipments 427
stock 1850.
Memphis: Receipts IL: hipment III:
sales 10: stock 1G. 1Gj.
Aug uSta: Receipts IA: shipments Al:
stock 1O,6S1.
Cincinnati: Receipts g. shipments Il;
stock 1883.
Little Rock Receipts :: shipments :3S
stock I,4S1.
Total today Receipts 623; shipments
S43 stock 13,SLJ.