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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-20

man, mas uniere 8ataiIIone aus3ubaIs
ten hatten In bielen WogsIsnfdmpfen
Der leBtsn brei Mo9en. 0efehte finben
tastdgiid fir bic ein5elnen Bataiuone
itdtt, bic neiit alIsin, obns anidlub
nno @erbinDuns, islbftdnbis redt
i1tpisriet elufsaben ISTen ioIIsn. Der
sfdmpf fdfpantt Tag fiir Gag bin uno
Der, bdlb fpirb Der berg genoms
men unb ipieber prsisgsssbsn, boIb III
e. BON ben Gran3oisn unb Dann tpies
Der BON ben gapern beieBt. Dbsn auf
Ger &ammb6be fdnben mir idbslloie
frdn5Oiiide S1iibsnsrGbtn, Intsrs
fhiupfe unb 5iitisn. ssfiiIt nit Gar
binenbiiHen, 9ifden. Dslofiiblen,
Bettsn, 9srsit0den unb - syrauenilsi,
bern, namtntlih feline Gadinopffiies
fel6sn. Dapor iInb basipifhen bic
Grdber Der baperifbeu Qanoipebr, nit
5slm, @sipebr unb Seiisnsspebr &c.
f9uliidi. BORT tpbts Der gin5eIiampf
DON Wann sesen Wanu uub bon
Baum 5u Baum. bel benz iuobI mans
der Deuii9e ben auf Der Yruitipebr
Iieeenben 6ranspien NIT Der lsbteu
patrOn. i'm Gauf isines Gepebrss err
idob nno felbit. bspor Ct tpieber Iaben
tonnts, bon sinsm DrdnSofen nit benz
gajonett In bic 8ruft ssfiodsn puroe.
70 bab CT por Der pruitiDebr lisgsn
blisb. Sein aamsrab rdhit ieiusn
Cob unb idlus NIT bem Gspsbrioiben
ienem aH6eren ben S1Gbel Elm, erbieIt
Gber, fhon in Der Derf4ansuns ites
benb, BON einem fliebsuben ober auf
bem Baum iisenbsn aIpenidser nod
einen tObtIiden Sdub. DasDif&eH
bort man Die bier iur5 aufeindnber fols
sen6en Detonationen Der frauSDiif4en
Batteris, bic itets In Gruppsn fhebt,
bod 10, bab Der einselne Sdub no4
eriennbdr III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-20

bonten bic seeisneie @bbilfe. inoem iis
oos Sanptbebiirfnib Siibameritas 3u
befriebiaen permosen. bas in einem
lonaen areeit beitsbt. 9ds ipsitere
4eoiirfnib 1T eine birette S4iffspsrs
binbuns. DisIes liebe ii4 obns
S6pieristsit erlansen, ipenn ameri7
saniiden Reeoern eeitottst pirb, bic
S6iffe su taufen, ipo iie am bilisfen
iinb unS bic Mauni6aften anSurpsr.
ben, mo iis gu baben iinb, itatt auf
ameritaniide Mannidaften beidrantt
su Iein, bic nismals gu baben Iino. me
nisiiens ni9t in ausreihenOer 3abl.
Gin neues @eisb erIaubt oas fur bic
Dauer bon brei Sabren. Sas 1T na'
tiirlih ipertblos. 0as 9eIeb mub per-
manent semadt perpen. Gs 1T befrte'
oisenb gu bsobadten, oob Die dmerlta.
niide anufmannidaft enbli6 aufpa4t
unb baran bentt, einsn Rortt gu err
pbsrn, on ipsl9sm lie ben SpipenaH>
tbeil baben lolIte, aber Iotpeit nur
burftigen 4ntbeil erlanst bat. Wttt
Sbattraft, unterftiiBt pur4 intellte
sente 9eisbsebuns, piiroe es ni4t DE
minoeIten Shpisristeiten bieten, benz
eisentbiimliaen 3uitano elm Gnoe gu
MAIDEN, oaB pGbrenb alle 9atlonen
aus bem IiibamsritaniIten Sanbel cine
grpbe gilan5 gu i6ren 9uniten 3iebsn,
mir iGbrli6 200 MiQionen Dollars
9plb suSablen miihen.
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Ser Yraiioeut nnb bic Giiens
babnen.

Wait istner gsfiirportung zines
Gradt5ui9lages fir bic giisnbabneu
TT Der prdiibsnt ins Jsttndpp6sn uss
trsien. Die Surmers@ereinigunsen bes
2anoes iinb entriiItet bariibsr, bab ber
prdiiDent Obne Grunb ben profit
Der Garmer bur9 3upenbuugen
an bic 8abneu pertiirSen nil unb nirS
Der gtufihlag bepillist, ounH peroen
iie sinen enersii6eu aTieg sseeH ben
BrdiiosHten er0ffnsn. sic fpsiien bars
auf bin, oab bic 9ertebrssaommiFiOH
erit por eiuissH Do6sn iiber bas 8srs
laneen Der BahneH entidieben unb
eins RatenerbDbuug in ben Waureu
bepiligt BAT, bic nidt seniigsnb Sraht
beSa9lten. Dab jebt auf 0erlaneen
bes prGfibenten ben 8abnsn mebr sils
seitonbsu peroeu fol. pirb ala eire
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-20
Der Gebirssfampf in sen
Hsssieu.
Gus .in.m ly.lbpOiibri.f.)

Die aanse gtufmeriiamisit III iest
auf bic srpbsn S6Iadten DOT paris
gelentt. bort fdat ia aud bic ents
ideiouns. Das in ben 9oseien pors
aebt, bat natiirli1 ieinsn GiniIub auf
bas 0ei4id b.s ari.ses. llnb bod
se6iibrt ben braDtn aanbipsbrleitsn
sipeiten Guissbcts, faii lauter Sios
O.utIden, bsionberts Sob, SuHaI re
esasn bic gIitetruppsn Gransrei9s
ldmpfen. gessn bic alpenjdgtr. Disie
fino praHtpolIe srobe unb itarte Ges
italten, fanios beilsibst NIT ben beiierr
senaselt.n S9nurftuheu, mitslsas
maiden unS ipplIener Tsde. JH ihrer
buni.lblauen Uniform NIT sigenartiger
selIermiise p.rI9pinben fie I'm Wals
be iait uniihibar; babel iIno iie bic
beIt.n S6iibm. SIRE aampfsspeiis
in nah Sdgerari ptri4laseH; iis iiBsn
aui ben gdumsn in beionOers anseless
ten 2aubbedunssn nnssbunben. bamit
I,lbft bas SerobfalIsn Der aei4e bic
StelIuna niht perratben ianH. uHp
idiesen nod bon riidiparts auf bic
ilnten our93ieb.nosn R.Isrpen. ginen
Baum mubtsn mir fallen. i'm bic
Gdiiben enibeden gu tSnueu. geim
Qoraebeu erbaItsn mir besbalb tets
Heusr BON alien seiten, Obne bic ieinbs
liden Sdiiben 5u ieben. Dabei tens
nen bic glpenjdser Wsg unb Gtes, ba
lie Ihon felt Ia. Musuit bier iib elm
aeniitet unb jebsn Dang unb Sbhe nit
iab.lIoien S6iibsnsrdbtn, einbeduns
atn unb gscbudtunssitdnbtn in mebs
rereu Gtagsn iibereinanber ptrieben
taben. gllle Wsss, namentlid Der
9renspeg, iinb burf 6inoerniife sss
fpsrrt unb f.lbft bic i4uisrisfen CUB
pfabe burd @srbaue ursansbar ee'
madt. Da Iie iibsr Waultbiere perfils
gen, 70 finb ibrs Gsbirssartilleris unp
| Wofdinens.ipsbrs fsbr befpesli4 unb
psrben INNER bu sinsefebt, no cir
oiinitiser moment ben Wuniiionsauf'
| ipanb re6tfsrtiat; benn lie miiifen NIT
Wlunition Iparen. 9tuiihs ipie iran
s6fiIde 65fe, bersn Gage ben Glpsn'
lidaern beiannt 1T, biensH gum Inter
idlrrf itnbgerpropiantiriing. Gemae
aeniiber Iisgen unisr, Gdnbipshrleuts
LETT iton 5ebn Rd9ts ununt.rbrOdell
nit @epsbr i'm arm auf Dem naiier
Malbbobeu, obne Obbah, chne SdnB
unb baben 70 obns 3eIie, bic iptgsn be:
Rdbe bes sJeinoes nidt aufgefdldgen
perben biirfen, bas furhtbars Sc
birgsgeipitter Bonn 10. auf IL. Gtp'
iember ause,baIten, nobel Der 9liB u
cine Rpmpasnie fdlus lnb 5ipei Diff
| siere burf fttfpsrs 9ranbfuunben per-
| lsbts. Rod eniiebli&er mar oi'
Gtnrmnatt bonn IL. auf 13. Sep
iember, In peldxr Der Drfnn 70 iidrl
mar, bab Elm Gtsbsn posr. Oeben un'
mDsIid fpurbs. Gin 9roduen bsr alsi'
| Der obsr llm5ieben Der nniIen Inter
fpalhe Taft bic 0sfshtIdge niHt gu
Wenn nun nod bin5utpmmt, oab BIZ
9srpflegung niht INNER our1fiibrbal
liii, neil manssls GtIbiiiden bic eano'
| tpebrbatailIons lire eetteriuagsH =
Q.beHsmittsllDasen niht nuf BIZ
/ 6Dhen bis 1900 Mstsr beran3ieber
i5nnen unb ielbit Der Wsoi3inipogen II
Die griiak segdHssn n. 70 beriteb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-20

Senrp WatteriO n Dom rGpus
rier=SouruaI" bat nit osm 4rdiiosns
ten 5risoen gei6lofen, aber nit
OsutitIanb uno nit bsm Safer bat
er iid nod niht ausgeIObnt, ioncsrH
fiibrt ben Seoertrieg segen lie unent@
fpegt peitsr. Seine leste gntoedung
1T, bab bic Dptumente, pel4e Die oeuts
iben 9sbOrbsn in 8riiFel sefunoeu
baben uno bic srisbsn laiIen, oaB Bel
glen nit GngIanb unb Jrantrsi6 idoH
IGnsit i'm giinbnib itebt, erbihtet iino
Wenn 9enrp na9 Berlin tommt, pirs
man ibm Die Sotumente seigen UNI
penn er iid Don bieien ntht iibersells
gen lafen min, 10 iolI er rubis peitsI
ffreiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-20
SicHstas, ben 90. Cftuber 1914.

Nus Grantreia piro berida
tst, bab bas Bolt nit srpbem Gifer
Die ariessbonos tauft, 10 ouB Die RE
eieruns Dor isOer finan5iellsn 9erls'
senbeit geiiaert tit. !9inter oieier Be
bauptuns itslt ein srubes 5rassseidsr.
Ndbreno Gnslanb uno DeutidlanD
gsnuueite Qlustunft iiber ben Stano
ibrer Dffentlifen 5inan5en seben, bat
bic fran3oiii6e Resieruns jebe Wit>
tbeiluns oariiber einseitslIt. 9as lGbt
ni4t auf cine quite SiuanSlass IdIie
zen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-20

Sn 1prem III . E 1T eH oe-
peiie gessn Geutidlano gu erIansen,
lit es Der amsritaniiden preIle ge'
sliidt, einen peutiden prpfeiipr aufou'
itDbsrn, Der I6ein6ar sesen ietn sises
neg 2ano Stslluns nimmt. Der BRO.
fefIOr, er bsibt Natorp uno Iebrt
in Marburs, ioa seiast babsH.
CT Tonne 0sutidIanb nt6t BON
alIer SduIb frei ipreten, neil ietn:
0iplomaten uidt sur rihtigen 3sit
ben Wss 5ur grbaltung bes Jrisoens
finoen tonnten ooer niht peritanoen,
bic aroben s6ipieristeitsH, pelde ii5
linen in beu Wes fteaten, 81 ilbers
pinben. genieien pirp oamit bios.
bab man Elm beutider profsIpr Elm
unb opd llniinn i6reibeH Inn. Die
Siplpmoten Dsutfdlanbs tonntsn
ni6tg qusri6ten, neil Die anbere Selts
ben Hrieben ni6t fpolte. Der arieg lieB
Ii5 nur babur6 permeiben, bab Rub'
l.. b, pie es ibm ppn Deuti9lano por'
seIdlasen tpurbe, Serbien uno DETER
reid seitattste, ibrsn aampf alein aus
sufedten. 0as psrtpeiserte Rublano
uno matte mobil. Die beutide Sis
plDmatie periu6te bann 5rdntrei6 uno
gnaIanb bonn arieee fern au bdlten,
mas ebenfaus suriidsepieien purbe.
Damn maat Der Serr 9rofefior Die
be6peiIe Iemsrtuns, oaB Deuti4lanb
beIer DOT Der Welt baseitanoen mare,
penn es Die NsutraIitGt Selgiens niht
perl.bt bGtte. DeutI4lano bat bieie
ReutralitGt ni5t gum @srsniigen unz
bea6tet selaTen. gs ipubte, bab Bel
glen i9on Sabre porher nit 5rantreid
unb gnelano Elm QbtDmmen getroTten
bate, pas ibneH 9slsien 5ur Wertus
auns ftslIte. Da mar es bod Elm Se'
bot Der y1otbpebr unb Selbiterbaltuns,
ben Seinben suOorSutommen. 5rosoem
perfu6te bic beutihe Regisrunl
| glimpfIi9 nit 9elsien gu perfabren.
Sc madte ibm Das 4Nerbieten, jeSen
G6aben au eriesen. ben Der Surh'ra
Der bsutifen 5ruppeH Osruria6er
t0nnte. Ous tpuroe obgelehnt, neil
gelsien iid ibon lGnsit an Jrantreif
unb gnglanb sebunben hattie. WenH
Der Serr profefpr irgsno lpsl6er
Rn6bentens fdbis tpdre, piiroe ibn
auigebGmm.rt iein, bab Der Sries Dor
Seiten bes 9reipsrbanbs ihon lGnsIt
bef6lofene Sade mar. Die gsri6p6
rung sesen Oeutitlanb oatirts BON
Gage fer, als guslanb ii6 Dem Orei
perbanbe anIf,lob. Rubluno uni
ssranfreid lparen ertIdrte Tsino,
Deutihlanbs. Warum bat Gnslant
iid ibnen angeidloFsn? DOf Bios, I'M
ebenfaGs &rieg gseen 9euti6Idnb 81
| fiibren. Sic nolIten losidlagsn, TO-
balb lie cine ueberma6t segen Deutfh'
Lamb Az StauOe gebrudt batten. 3r
bieTem gebufe riiitete Rubldnb BON be,
Seit an, ebenfp Srantrstdb uub ni6
minber Gnslunb. SGtte Deutf6lant
nod 5psi Sabre aeipartet, 10 tpdre OF
llsbermudt 5u stauoe getommsn. re'
qen ipelte ss fi6 ni6t hdtts tpsbrer
t0nnen. Benn Der Serr profeior osr
9lnfi6t 1T, bab Seutfdlanb bate mar.
ten fplen, Biz feline 5einbs fart gsnu;
paren, nm es gu erbriiden, 10 tdnn 81
uns nur Ieib tbun. Wlit folder Qniiht
tann er iifo rur ld6erli9 MAIDEN uni
er ma6t ii9 perG6tlid, Bag er Der
sseinbeH feines 2anbes arguments
liefsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-20
9I5tIidl asIterbsu.

einen jaben Zoo fdn0 geItern Dec
i'm observation-disclosures itationirtc
asoli,ijt ,soiepb ellis. ellis, Der ee.
tern ieine 6erien aneeireien battle,
nrbeitete i'm Seller ieines Souies.
30. 1920 geit Qfte Sirabs, uno
bracb hort bon einem gcbirnitlag
1ctroiien, tpnt plidmmen. Ter Der.
Itcrbeuc geb5rte ieit bem ssobre 1889
Der itdbtiiden 9oliaei on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-20

Gin enslifdes ariessidiif
bat ben unter amsritaniiher Slasgs
fabrenben Dampfsr rgrinOina" sstas
pert, neil Ct 3ontrebanbs an 8orb ss.
babt baben ioll. Der 9orfdu erIdeint
uns cine infame 0erlsBuns Der
omeritaniI9sn 0eutralitdts= =Redts, Sa
Die r9rinpilIa" i'd, auf bem Wese DON
Hsp gprt na9 QIerunoria, ggpptsn.
befanb, alp bon einsm neutraIea
5afen mad einem anbereu neue
tralen Sufen fubr unb bemsemdb
niht setapert peroen tonnte, aud
fpenn lie aOntrsbunoe an gprb batt..
So nett bat man nod ni6t sebOrt,
bab uniere Resieruns gesen ben 9e~
fuaItitreih proteit einseIest pat. Su
Waibinston i9eint man Der aniidt gu
ieiH, oab Gnslanb bas Redt bat, bic
Der. Staaten su nersepaItisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-20

OeH y u Qen DOH 0lHCIHHull
uno 9amiltou Gountp mub 4Ies ous
sIn gelesen isin. bab nur Wdnner, bic
ertldrte Gegner Der probibitipn uno
ausgsfprodeue 8efiirporter bon Some
Rule iinb, in Qemter selangen. Dieier
bsredtisten 5orberuns entfprehen
ale repubIitaniI6en geperber I'm bic
gountpGmter i'm bpllIten Wtabe. Sier5u
tommt nod, bdb iis ale Wldnner bon
eripieIenen 5dbisteiten iinb. !Serr Sobn
Q. Campbell, Der als StaatsanpaIt
tanbibirt, bat cine Dieljdbrise Sbdtiss
tsit auf bieIsm @e6iete binter fib unp
ge5eigt, bab sr fein Sad sriinblih bsre
itebt. 9err Yeter Durr 1T fir bas
amt 6es GountpsQuoitors gerubeSu
unsntbebrli9, od Niemano ii6 nit linn
in seuaueIter &enntnib Der 5inan5Der~
hdItniFs unb bes ftdbtiI9en ME bss
Gountps9ubssts msFen tann. Serr
Cooper, Der als GpuntDzS6asmeiite.
tanbibirt. bat jeoem Qmte, ods er -is
ieBt betleioet bat, gbrs een,ad)t. g.
nimmt es nit ieinen amtspfli6teH
iebr genau uno bat itets nit pstnIits
iier Gsipibbeit Oaruuf seishsn, Oub bic
giirger gut bsbient tpurbeH. unsingee
i4rdnttes Sob Oeroient audi Serr
sSpbn Oople als @ountbsRecoroer. Der
gsumtenitab, ,pie Jpn Oas republitanfids
gountp Sidst bietet, 1T uniibertrsff.
lid. Ins obne Iusnubms finb erfab:
rene unb sepiiienbafte Wdnnsr unb
alle itsben auf Ssiten bes Grsiiinns.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-30
SUDDEN JUMP IN
PRICE OF STOCKS
Based on Big Business Done in
London-Can. Pac. Feature.
Bulls Raid List.
BY CHARLES w. STORM.

NEW YORK, Jan SO-Malntenance
of the strong tone in the London ex-
change was the chief factor at the
opening of the New York stock market
to-day and pronounced Improvement
was shown throughout the list
OF the International issues Canadian
Pacific was the most prominent. ad-
vancins to 2l5 for "a gain of "a.
Among the minor industrIals Pressed
Steel Car was the leader continuing
the upward movement. which began
after the announcement of the restora
ton of the dividend on the common
stock. Pressed Steel Car began at 40
for a gain of r and soon touched Al.
The other advances Included the fol-
lowing: Utah Copper, "a Third Ave
nue. Traction, y; Union Pacific, "a
Southern Pacific. Is Amalgamated Cop
per, - American Can, vi Erie. q ;
American Locomotive, Y Missouri Pa
cific, q Reading, " Lehlgh Valley, 4
United States Steel common, u Great
Northern preferred. Y; Rock Island. ..
Baltimore and Ohio common, which
sold minus the dividend OF 3 per cent.
began at 947s for a fractional gain.
The curb was steady.
Americans in London were firm above
New York parity, but were not promi-
nent. Canadian Pacific in London was
strong,
The market rallied during the after
noon on reported big business done on
London Stock Exchange, which was said
to be 100000 shares, the largest in
years.
The market broadened in the alte aft
ernoon and strong bull increment
featured the last hours transactions.
In all departments prices ranged up
ward.
London was heavy buyer Of Canad-
ian Pacific, which went up to 217es for
a net gain of more than 4 points from
Thursdays final.
Mexican Petroleum made a sharp ad-
vance, going to 67l4 for a gain of B
points.
Reading sold to 1863, which was 1 point
higher than yesterdays final.
Amalgamated Copper was strong, go
ing to 763s for an advance of p from
noon.
Great Northern preferred held around
1873 ia gain of point fro mthe open
ing
The market closed strong. Govern
ments unchanged; other bonds steady.
NEW YoRH STOCK MARKET.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-30
LACK OF SUPPORT
PUTS COTTON OFF
BuIIish Element Waiting Until
Long Lines Are Abated-Some
Selling on Hester's Figures

NEW YORK. Jan S0.--Despite lower
Liverpool cables than looked for and
selling by spot houses, covering by
shorts impaired a steady tone to the
cotton market at the opening to-day
and first prices were | off to points
higher than the closing quotations of
Thursday. Reports from the South in
Dictated heavy February commitments,
which was another bullish factor. Should
such be proven true. it would offset the
talk to the effect that the spot demand
at the South is likely to fall off sharply
as soon as January commitments are
filled. 1t was the talk Of the trade yes
terday that February would be very
quiet month. and many sold short on
that belief.
On the call trade buying and cover
ing by shorts carried the list several
points higher than the previous close.
This demand was soon satisfied and
wave OF selling by the ring started the
list on downward trend Sentiment
continues bcarish and further setback
Is predicted in the absence OF sup
port.
Support was practically nil during the
late forenoon and a wave of selling, led
by Wall Street, New Orleans and the
1881, May IL 90 and July to l2.04 This
selling was chiefly the result of small
spinners' takings during the week, being
$4,000 bales. as compared with 100000
DdltS uuIIuS the same Weeh idSN Atdi
and S94, 900 bales the year before The
bullish element, however. tried to offset
the small mill takings by saying that
the export statement for the week was
very bullish, showing 1920 bales more
than last year and so far for the season
$4,000 bales more than last year, which
indicates that mill takings in the flu
ture will be large. Outside of this the
bulls had little to say. as has been the
case for several days.
Sentiment seems to be growing more
cheerful to the bear element and it is
the belief among the majority that there
is good size long interest in store
which will likely come out unless the
bullish element make some definite steps
in supporting the list
At the close the market was steady,
with prices at a net decline of to II
points from the final quotations Of
Thursday.
Following are II a. m. bids in New
York; January, 1915; March, 1888.
May, 12,16; July, 12.11; October. 11.53,
Estimated cotton receipts:
Monday 1913
New Orleans 1900 told, 900 $50
Galveston 10000 TO 1880 9,4S9
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-30

HAYWARD & CLARk's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEAN Ms. Jan. 30,-Liverpool
seems to be following the lead of New
York in any decline in futures. while
spot markets hold much frmer and
sales continue good. The total absence
of trade complaints is in striking con-
trast with the tenor Of correspondence
at this time when business in Europe
was paralyZed by the fear Of a general
conflict over the Balkan troubles.
Our market gained about points in
the early trading.
Feeling is bullish and no desire to sell,
but support is hesinting on account of
the peculiar action of New York, where
technical reasons seem to determine pro
fessional eXertion particularly in one di-
rection.
Soon after the close of Liverpool New
New York again gave way, causing May
here to drop to 1888. May futures in
New York are now nearly one cent
under the Savannah quotations for mid
ding. which is unaccountable, except
for local technical conditions in the
Northern contract market
There was some selling by scalpers
on the New York tendency and the
small forwardings from Liverpool Ca
900 against "a 900 bales last Year,,
which suggests an unfavorable comparl-
son Of mill takings. However. it should
not he forgotten that mill takings are
already about 400. 600 bales greater than
last wear and that the present large e%
ports mean large mill takngs in about
three weeks from now, when the cotton
arrives at destination OF course, for
tie dav. small takings will help bearish
designs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-30
IS TRAINS ARRIVE
AND I LEAVE LATE
Wreck on L, & N. Throws One
Behind II Hours and 40 Min
utes-Two Roads ON Time.

Sixteen trains were late in arriv-
ing and seven in departing at the
two Atlanta passenger stations on
Thursday. One train, coming in over
the Louisville and Nashville from
Chicago and departing over the Cen
trail of Georgia for Jacksonville, due
Wednesday night, came in II hours
and 40 minutes late on Thursday
having been tied up by the wreck
near Benton, Tenn. That same wreck
delayed the Louisville and Nashville
train from Cincinnati due Thursday
morning, it arriving hours and As
minutes late The Southern on Thurs
day had one train from Cincinnati 3
hours and 80 minutes late.
All roads except the Seaboard Air
Line and the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic had one or more trains
delayed on Thursday the delays. aside
from those mentioned being from >
to 40 minutes.
The complete record of delayed
trains on Thursday follows:
Terminal Station.
Southern Railway:
to arrive 1913 a. M, 40 minutes late.
Train 10. y, from Columbus, due
to arrive 1850 a. M, 20 minutes late.
Train No. s, from Cincinnati, due 10
arrive II a. M, 8 hours and so MIN
utes late.
Train No. 29. from New York, due
to arrive 1:40 p. m, minutes late.
Train No. 81, from New York, first
section, due 10 arrive 1850 p. m, 80
minutes late; second division, due 10
arrive p. M. 36 minutes late.
Train No. 2. from Chicago. due 10
arrive 9:55 o. m 20 minutes late.
Central of Georgia Railroad;
Train No. II, from Macon. due to
arrive 1850 a. m, 10 minutes late.
Train No. 80, from Jacksonville, due
to arrive SOB p m, minutes late.
Train No. 81. to Jacksonville, due
to depart 1910 p. m, 80 minutes late.
Train No 80, to Jacksonville, due
TO depart 1910 p. M, January rs, Il
hours and 40 minutes late.
Train No. Il, second section, TO
Jacksonville, due to depart $3.50 a. M,
70 hours and 81 minutes late.
Atlanta and West Point Railroad
Train No. 81, to New Orleans. due
to depart 500 p. M, 20 minutes late.
Union Depot.
Western and Atlantic Railroad;
Train No. 81, from Rome, due to
arrive 1920 a. m, Is minutes late.
Train No. 90, from Nashville, due to
arrive 11:45 a. M, 25 minutes late.
Train No 80. to Nashville. due to
depart 1850 p. M, minutes late.
Train No. 9S. to Nashville, due to
depart S:25 p. m, 10 minutes late.
Train No. 4, to Chattanooga, due to
depart s.: so p. m, minutes late
Georgia Railroad:
Train No. 25, from Lithonia, due to
arrive 2:10 m. minutes late
Train No. 81, from Augusta, due to
arrive 500 p. M, minutes late.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad:
Train No. 81. from Cincinnati, due
to arrive 1885 a. M, hours and As
minutes late.
Train No. 3S. from Chicago due to
arrive $50 p. m, 40 minutes late.
Train No. SO. from Chicago, due TO
arrive $50 p. M, January 2S, II hours
and 40 minutes late.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-30
List of Passengers
Believed Lost.

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 30.-A list of
the passengers of the Monroe unac-
counted for and believed to be lost
follows:
First Class.
MRS. w. L. BOLTON, Newark,
n. J.
w. C. EROSION, Milwaukee. Wis.
LIEUTENANT L. B. CURTIS. u.
S. A.
F. C. DAVIS, Brooklyn.
ED GORMAN. Philadelphia.
MRS. d. GIBSON New York City.
J. A. HASKELL, CORTLAND, N Y.
MISS HAVILAND, MacAria Opera
Company.
w. H. INGRAM, Sumter. S. C.
MIR. JELEFF, MacAria Opera
Company.
MR.. LEWIS. MacAria Opera Com
pany.
MR.. MARROW, MacAria Opera
Company.
MISS SEVILLE. MacArla Opera
Company.
MR.. VERNON, MacAria Opera
Company.
f. P. LYONS, New York.
w. SNYDER, New York.
]. OKAKAMATO. Japan.
c. w. POOLE AND WIFE, Gray,
Va.
G. F. RAY AND WIFE, New York
City.
G. WILLIAMSON. New York.
Second Class.
J. GILBERT and an Italian.
NJ. BOLEN (woman).
c. ROPER Cwoman).
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-30
Chattanooga Mayor
Here for Advice on
Closing .Tenderloin

Chief Beavers and Recorder Broyles
gave their opinions on controlling the
vice situation to Mayor r. c. Thomp-
son, of Chattanooga, Friday. Bo:h
advised the visiting Mayor that the
wiping out of the restricted district
was the only effective way of handling
the question.
Mayor Thompson came to Atlanta
to investigate conditions. Chatta-
nooga has under consideration the
elimination of its district, and the
Mayor was delegated to report back
to the Chattanooga Commission the
results of the various methods of cop
ing with the problem.
The segregated district will never
return to Atlanta" said Recorder
Broyles.
Chief Beavers declared that the
moral tone of the city had been i'm
proved perceptibly since the resort
district was abolished.