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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30
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gp. 339 gprf Strake, gegeniiber Sem
Gourtbonie, uoielbit Rcnisfciten, In'
Seisen II. {. III. bis 10 llbr 40 yiinu'
ten slbenos eatgeseHgenOmmen per'
ben.
- WGbreub Ser Garnepdl uno
ssaibion Bote pirb bds Sauptquar'
tier fiir ben ,Saa Dan" in Der @tti'
sens Commercial 9utiOual 9ant Tein,
uno pirb INNER Elm Sommittee anipez
ienb iein, gaben in Gmpfdna au neb'
men. gm Samita1 lit hsr eigentlt9e
rSaa Dap" no aoIIsttionen auf Den
Straben etc. gema4t tueroen. Die
Dam.n. bic teauftrast fino, I'm gu
tollettirsn, traasn Elm 9lbjei4en rGba'
ritp." - SoIsenbe 0umen reprGIenti.
rem bic apmmittesn. SSar bas Spsers
Spipital: 6rauen Or. s.. ). Gmprp
(@uriiBer), Gbarlss 2apipn, @m.
Grams. Boone @asnep, Sarrn Sen.
brit, WnlIs, 6anbmann, .So6n 2aione,
sSo6n Smith. 20. s.. McGormid. uno
9ibbits unb Trl. Sophia Steinbduier;
5iir bic prot. Campbell Gp. &inoer-
beilnatb: fSrauen SummsI, Sbap,
Gus. Sauer, Sansiiirsen, 5bereiia
gertib; Siir bas SlOitsr gum 9utsn
Sirten: SSrau MOllie Ganpell uHo
sSrl. Marp Sealen; fiir bic Campbell
SO. Sumanitdts @eislIiaaft: Traren
4una 6. Raiion, (@prIiber) @initpH,
Spinborns, Wturrdp unD Sphter,
Marn Wc Murbo unb bic frls. Sba
Set.l, Sannie Ibler, Marsaretbe
Sanbbas. GliIa 6uabes, almu Wub.
ner unb 6. Wabl unb bic sSrduen
ssSohn parts. @eorg Murientbol unb
Do. GroBmunn .. 8. Dinitpn uno
gaIopsll.
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.aaffss. = martt rabig. pr.iil

3uder. = prtife iietig. Rdffinirs
fer Gut aoaf 8.15e; popbereb 1850;
Cubes 7.50c; sranuIirter 7.25e; Con,
fseticners .4' 7.15e; Off .M" 6.90c;
iueibtr egtra .G" 6.7oe; extra e.
6.50c.
WoIaffes III iistig.--Teir Dr.
leans Open Kettle 38-45e, gentrifu.
aal 18-20c per galIone.
REFS. - 2ouiIiana, syansp 6eab
6f-7c. prima 5a-6tc. orbindrer Al
&c. Sapau 41-4ac per pfunb.
Ddirb. probufte.
Butter. - Wlarit rubia. preifs
iietig. Wbolemilt grtra 33e. Gen.
trali5ehGytra 30ae. gentraIi5eb syirfis
26A-272e, bo. Seconds 22--23e.
iJanep Dairp 2Se. padins Gtod zoe
per pfunb.
Rdfe - Rarft fen. Ohio 163t.
gorbnsifliber 18S--17c, Rem g)ori
17}e, GnaDeiJer 20 -33c, DO. Arid
1o3e gtmbnsser 14e.per pfRub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30

Gineinna.i 80. Sept.
3ufubr unb 0srfanbt ipSbrsnb Der
persanaeHen "a Stunbsn, bsrsliden
NIT benz Dorbersebenben Sase, pas
ren ipie foIgt:
3ufubr. giinbb. Sdipsins. Sdafe.
%. Sept. 3677 1922 1856
20. Sept. :. 393 2023 187
@erfanbt ipdbrenb bsrielben Seit:
Rtnbp. SAfptins. S4dfe.
%. Sept. ;. 75 1855 210
20. Gept. 1857 1874 323
Rinbpieb. - Der Worrdib, I'M
gsrtin nit ben bon geitern iibrig ges
blisbenen. mar msbr als ssniissnb fir
bic atrirse glaGf.ass ilnb pisls bIisbtH
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unbertauft. = Wildtiibe iinb itetis.
Mittlere unb idJipere Siiere $7.25-
$50, O9fen $3.0O-6.25, GleiI6er.
Stiere $5.25-775, 5sifers $4.25-
700, auserltiene Bis ptra $7.25-
7.75, aiibe $3.25-5.75, auserleiens
$5.85 - 6.25, Grtra $6.35-6.50.
Gamers $3.25-4.15, Stoders unb
5eebers S5.50-7.75, Gtods Seifers
$5.25-6.25, Stod Stii6e $4.25-
5.25.
8ullen. - Der Marit mar beute
rubig unb itetis gu ben ssirigsn BRET
len. - Wasere uno lei6te $3.50
5.65, Bologna $5.75-6.25, Grtra
$685., fette guGsn $6.25-9.5O.
81 a Der. = Die 3ufubr mar ge.
ring unb bic preiie itiegen Inn Soc
per 100 pfuno. - Orbindre uno
eroBe $5.50-11, fair Bis quite lei9te
$8-11.50, Grtra $11.75.
g d me inc. = Die 3ufubr mar
au6 beute tpieber gerine unb bic
preiIe iiiesen bss6dl6 I'm sc per 100
pfunb. - @ute biz auserleIene 0ers
pddunss- unb 5leiiderIOrten $9.10-
9.15, oroindrs Biz auserleiene I6fpere
fette Sdue $5.75-8.30, Stags $4.75
-7.25, leidte @erianoiiorten 1925
g, Gertel BON 110 pfunb uuo ipenis
ger $5-8.
g 6afe unb 2immer.
Die 3uiubr ipar gering unb bic pretie
fparen itetig. = S4dfe $2.75-5.25;
ldmmer $5.50-7.75, GuIs $4.25-
800.
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= Siir ben Saobop" perben fir
8elIepue in Der gel1epue 9ant unb fir
Daptpn In Der 0aptpu gant miIbe
9uben entgeaengenpmmen. Trdu
GbdrIes SrommeI 1T Die 9sIlspue Re.
pi-. -.ientantin fir gellepue.
= CHARLES S9reb BON geIIeOue,
Der tpeaer llufuaes Inn $50 un6 60
iter bsitraft puroe. purbe seiterh,
nadbsm sr IA Gage abaeieiieu uRb
SIS unb bic Soften aabIte. aus Der
Saft entIahen.
- Sin @eIpanu Dor bem idJtper6e.
looensn 4blieferuugsrpagen Don 3.
Gaptou ifsitts on ber 9eed unb sdir.
fielb 2lpe unb ndbm Rsibcus. Die
Qferbe touuten erit angebdIten tper.
ben. nudbem iie ttui9e Sduiersepierte
ssrait pueu. Der @aeen tpuroe bs.
beutenb beIdSbiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30

aanaip6a 5aas. OIL Sub, itationar.
Gbarlefton, 70. Da.-6.9, ItatiOndr.
pOrtsmoutR, O.-2.2 GuB unb itetst.
aOuisbille, ab.-7.9 Sub unb fd0t.
Goansbiue, Snb.-2.9 Sub.
Raiboills, Senn.-7.3 Sub.
Chattanooga, 9en.-5.5 SUB.
Cairo, Sas.-15 SUB unb faut.
Wempbis, Ienu.-11.3 5ub unb fdat.
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1dsliAer Aysarftberid)t.
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Die nahfolsenben Quoiirunsen be-
Sieben ii9 nur auf gngros Srans.
attionen. Bsi fleineren GefhGfttr
tperben stwas bSbers preiIe berednet.
propifionen.
Der Wartt mar rubis. preiie fef.
G 4maIa. prima Steam
0.55-9.65c.
1rodenetfaIsenes GIeii9.
Short clear Ssitsn 133-14c. fbort
! Rippenjeiten 134-13se. .rtra ibort
clear Seiten 13t-13ie, S4uliern
=. Bellies 14s-15e. Ioie uub Il
mebr berpadt.
Bacon. - Short clear Gsiten
14a-15e, flir3e RippenIsiten 14a -
15t. ShuItern - unb Bellies 16
--16ie lofe unb 4c per pfunb mebr
beipadt.
sugar gureb Jteif4-
Shinfen 20-20tc, pienie S9uItern
15-15ae. greatfait Bacon 20S-21e,
S4uItern 15-15ae. .rodene g..fs
Shintsn 28-30c.
SabsepGteltes Jr.ifd.-
S6inten 16-16ic, picnic S4ulisrn
12a-13e. Bellies 17a-19c, SduI.
tern 13-13ae, Reip Yort Gut 13 -
13sc.
Grifdes TIeiIdj. - S&ins
fen 145-15c, pienic ShuItern Ill
--113c. Shultern 11a-11ac. ibort
Rippenieiten 13-13lr, fbort clear
S.iten 13-13fe, ertra fbort Geiteu
l3-13ae. Bellies 16a-17ae propfb.
Wehl unb Getreibe.
WelI. = Dintsr patent $500
5.20. Winier Gancp $4.e5-4.9O, bo.
iSdriip $4.25-4.40, Grtra $3.50
400. OrbinGrss $3.60-3.SO. Barter
Wsi3en patsnt $5.65-6.05, bp. fanep
$5.20-5.45. bo.Jamilb $4.2o-4.60,
Rosaenmebl, no,bipeTtlides semifttes
&.90-5.0O. reinss gitp $500 -
5.10 per Bbl.
Weiaeu.- Ho. 2 rotbsr Wini.r
$1.07t-1.08a, 80. 3 $1.05-1.O7.
No. a rotber $1.0O-1.O4.
Welfdtoru. = Ro. / ipeibes
82ac. 9to. 2 bo. 82-82ac, Ro. 8 bo.
81a-82e, RO. A bo. 81-81tc, Ho.
8 bo. S0a--81c. Wo. 6 bo. 80-80Ac.
go. ! selbes 79e. Ro. 2 bo. 78a-79c,
Ro. 8 bo. 7s-78ae, go. A DO. 77a-
78c. Ro. 5 DO. 77-77Ac, Ro. 6 bo.
76t-77e. Ro i semifdtes 7SSc. Ro.
2 bo. 78-78ac, Ro. 3 DO. 77a-7se,
No. A bo. 77-77ae, 30. 8 DO. 76A--
77t. Po. 6 bo. 76-761e. Weibes
aolbenforn $3.50. aeI6es aolbtns
Torn 80-81e, gemiidt.s 2oI6entorn
90-81e.
6afer.-Ro. 2 peiber 49-49ie,
Stanbarb tpeiber 48a-49c, no. 3
freiber 48-48ac, go. A tpsiber A.
4se. go. 2 aemifbter 47t-48c, 80.
3 aemif6ter 47-47ac, Ro. a semii9.
ter 46t-47c.
gossen. = glo. 2 e2-99c, 1o.
8 e0-Sie. 30. a $500.
Wa:5 - GriiHabrs 8erite 97c
--Sl.05, bo. ordinate 1870 psrgu.
Wbisfp.
gtrtauft tpurhen 500 BbIs. 9i.
filters iyiniibeb goobs auf Der Bats
ppn 81. 40 per 9aqon..
Groesries.
Raffss. - Wartt rubis. preiIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30
0lak'R a&ri@ten.
Rittp o d., 80. Sept. 1911

WittD 9, 80. Sept. 1914.
Sm Gincinnatisr Oiitritt ipirb Der
sflut ifationdr bleiben NIT sinem
Wdiieritanb geitern glbenb DON 11.3
CUB bel bisiiser Stabt.
Die foIsenben DepsI4en trafen ses
tern 9fbenb bier elm:
pittsburg. pa.-5.9 SUB.
Wbetling, M. 0u.--7.2 SUB II. fdat.
partersbura %. Wa.--1.3 Gub. faIlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30
gbicaao, yGs., 20. Gst

Q 9Ic a 9 0, ,5IIs., %. SePf.
S6psine. .-3ufubr 1900. Wartt
Iangiam. 2eidte $8.60-9.15; gee
mii9te $8.15-9.15; I9tpere $7.85-
$50; raube $7.s5-8.00. Sertel $4.s
1856.
Tinooisb. - 9ufu6r 5000. Utartt
i9fpad. 8espes $6.75-11.05; Stiere
$6.20-9.10; Stoders unb 5esbers
$5.03-8.20. aiibe unb oeifers $3.50
%; adlber $7.50-11.25.
S6afe. - 3ufubr $1,000. pretIe
nisbriser. S6afs $4.75-5.65; SGbrs
Iinge $5.60-6.20; 2Gmmer 5000
1865.
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Gbieaao, Sas., 90. Sept.

~ - D"~p 49, ~fN'
D.iSsn-Jiir September $1.o6a-
1.08s, am S6lub $106a; fir De
5ember $1.0SI-1.11s, am S3lub
$1.09; fir Wai $1.15s-1.18i, am
Shlub $1.15a.
DelfdtOrn.-Jiir DECEMBER 679-
69ie, am G4Iub 67Ic; fir Rai 70a
-72Ac. an S6lub 70ic.
Saier.-Siir DECEMBER 47s-49ac,
am Sdlub 475e; fir Rai 5os-52sc.
am S6lub 51e.
Rogssn.--No. 2 92Ac.
9erite 56-70c.
9imotbp $3.75-5.00.
fleeIaamen nominea.
BORT $500. = Siir September
$3.50; fir Sanuar $19.67-19.97,
am S6lub $19.67.
S6maI5 1857. - Sir Ottober
$9.52-9.65, am G9lub $9.55; fiir
SSanuar $9.97-10.15, am Sdlub
$9.97.
gaipp.nieiten $1L25-11.75. Sir
Oltober $11.15-11.25. am S6lub
$11.17; fir Sdnuar $10.40-10.55.
am SGlub 5000.
Butter unperdnoert.
Gisr. = Yrsiie bobsr. Srbinarp
iir9s 19a-20Ie; firits 20a-214c.
aartuffeln unseressIt. MthisaH uno
Wiseoniin rotbs 40-45o; DO. tpeibs
40 SOC; Winneiota unb Datota
Sbios 45-50e.
@efliiael. 2ebeubes b0bcr I'M
prsiie. Springers 12hc, anbere 12a
-13c.
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GiMtinmsst 20. seyt. 1914.


eiliee zen tsm Danien poren nit Rou.
flneGrbeitsn SiemliA tart bef&dffist, bod
1oren bic 0efddfte i'm Gnsemeinen rubig.
0efb ~ fsit. Die Banfsn bert4neten filf
Tad tbea ON ealls geeen bette Siderbeit q
If unb bisientirtss 0sf&aftspaptsrs IL
ret &uabea Su ~.
k9sAfa aui sasp Dsrf
surben ~ 1Se nnb soc Srdmis Der $1,000
1Sii4sR Danifa perfauft. Die Gouxterrate
bttrast zoe psamie per $1,000.
EusAfd snf 0sssps
RdbeI'NHpeiungen auf 2oHbon murbeH
~ $500 per pfunb Sterfiug, auf amiter'
BAN IN 42 Gents Der Gulben quotirt. Jhr
@e4fd suf Berlin Durben 90 - s7e far A
Warf tsre&na.
Ennsss.fbllsaHsHsn
AZ.
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ansDdrtise @drtte.
9tep Yort, 20. Sept.
UnahI "a ,,,.as..f1

Nep Dort, %. Sept.
We6l 1T unsereselt.
Rossenmebl rubig.
WSaismeH taum itetig.
Rossen piIis. RO. 2 tDeitli4er 933c
c. /. I. Buffalo.
0erIts rubig.
Neiaen ungereselt. go. 2 rot6er
$1.09, go. 2 barter $1.08t. go. /
Rortbern Duluth S1.10a. go. l
Hortbern Waaniioba $1-144 nomiusI
{. /. {. Buffalo.
WeIi6torn i9pad. Ro. 2 sel6es
824c c. |, {. Bel Qntunft; itritt prima
arssntiniiass soc nOminsa abgsIies
fert.
Safer piaig. staRborb ipsiBer
53a-54e. go. 8 53-53sc, fancp ges
biIitsr tueibsr 553-56ae.
Seu rubig.
9opfen tDillig. pacifietiiite 1914.
16-19e.
ISdute iistig.
2eber fsit.
port taum itetig.
Beef unsereselt.
S9maI3 tpiaig. WiboIe Wsit $3.50
$50. Raffinirtes iaum itetis.
COMPOUND ipilIig au 72-Stc.
gals pillis; DOIIs itetis; 5ar5 fsit;
3erpeHtin fsit; Rsis iietig; WeOlafes
itstig.
3udsr.-Rober itstig. MolaFss a.
37c. Centrifugal 5.o2c. Raffinirter
itstig.
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0itarins Ssnie itmists.
Die llmjdts i'm bt,iisen Clearinghouse
bsIiefen fi4 bsute auf $s,8s5,400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30

Cine Dame i'm Reeehipstter
5inbet auf allen Wessn Better.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-15
TIDE OF WAR.


CONTINUED from Page One.1
has been taken and retaken no less
than II times. There IL no question in
the minds Of British observers that the
German army u making desperate ef-
forts to reach the channel coast and
that the allies are no less determined to
prevent such an extension of the battle
line.
England Fears . Raid.
England already il specializing ON the
possibility Of German air raid. which
could only become possible II the Ger
mans are successful in securing a base
on the coast opposite the narrow part OF
the English channel. The Germans are
reported as having been turned out OF
that corner Of French territory where
1t juts into Belgium and, having retired.
they are said to be strongly entrenched.
intended to dash on Calais incidentally
with the attack on Antwerp but their
efforts In that direction appear to have
been checked.
Berlin reports the occupation OF Lille
but declares that other than this there
10 nothing new to report on the western
front.
According to dispatches reaching
London, typhus has shown itself among
the German troops along the western
front and rumors Of the outbreak OF
various other diseases are increasing.
England Is taking note of these reports
by sending to the front three Of her
most important medical men an an adj
visory body to cooperate with the reg
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-15
FIGHT ON STREET.
Stabbing Fray ON Kansas Avenue May
Result Fatally.

John Travis received two deep cuts in
the abdomen late Wednesday afternoon.
inflicted by A. J. Olivett, a painter and
paper hanger. He was taken to st.
Francis hospital. where he spent q bad
night and doubts are held as. to. his re-
covery.
The cutting scrape occurred at
Eighth and Kansas avenues shortly be-
fore o'clock. After Travis had hit
Olivett in the face. the painter is al
legged to have jabbed him twice with a
pocket knife. According to the story of
Olivett, the trouble was caused by
Olivett's attentions to Travis wife. The
injured man walked to the police sta
ton following the trouble and DR.. w.
d. Storrs was summoned and ordered
him taken to the hospital.
Mrs. Travis filed suit for divorce sew
eral days ago. She visited Olivett in the
Jail shortly after he was locked up. said
to be giving her sympathy to him. The
painter spent a busy hour getting rid of
the blood on his face and nose, where
Travis fists struck,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-15
ENGLAND IS BLAMED.
Held Responsible for Beleium's Mis-
fortunes by German Press.

Rome. Oct. 15.-Alleged documents
OF the Belgian general staff inscribed
English Intervention in Belgium. -
which are said to have been found by
German military authorities in Brus-
sells, and which were published by the
comment in German newspapers. some
of which were received here today.
The Kreuse Zeitung says the, docu-
mentA show that long ago 1t was de-
cided IN case Of war: that Belgium
The, Beutsche Iages zeit16g declares
Il hopes now that the neural states
win eease to speak about 'the brutal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-15
1ODAY'S MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago. Oct. 1k.-WHEAT-Although
wheat today showed 4 little firmness at
the start, prices later underwent q ma
terial setback. The decline appeared to
be the result OF FREQ offerings made by
leading firms when the market began to
advance. Buying power seemed relatively
lacking In force. The opening, which
ranged from Nc on to Nc up. was follow
ed by 4 reaction OF Nc to Nc under last
nights level
Afterward a decided rally took place
because OF assertions that immense guam
titles had been sold for export. The effect
though failed to last and prices went low
or than before. The close was unsettled,
Nc to &c lower.
CORN-Corn had only poor support. and
eased on with wheat. The outlook for
better weather was against the bulls.
After opening = shade to Nc down, the
market continued to sag.
Reports Of cheap prices for Argentine
corn had a depressing influence. The
close was steady. 1t0Ac to nc net decline.
OATS-Traders in oats leaned to the
opinion that buying OF late had been over
done. Bear pressure. however, was not
OF an urgent sort.
PRovIsIONs-Lower prices for hogs
made provisions weak. Some OF the SELL
ing was OF q stop loss character.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-15
NO more MlLCH
ssIt's MILK Cows in Kansas
Hereaftero-J. C.. Mohler.
Secretary of Agriculture Ban.
ishes Name From Reports.

Another good old standby has been
sent to the ashheap. J. C. Mohler. Sec
rotary of the Kansas board of agricul-
ture. has decided that the word ''milch''
should no longer appear in the official
reports Of the department. even though
precedent. the government old fogies
and the dictionary (and proof readers)
say it is a good word and just fits the
case. (Sale bill artists take notice.)
mo one in Kansas ever uses the word
any more" said Mohler. I'VE have been
using it in our reports but never again!
The word has q definite meaning but
many do not understand it. Mich cows
are those giving milk. But I have never
heard a lecturer or anyone else use the
word but it has always appeared In our
reports. It is a mean sort OF word to
speak and except for statistical pur-
poses 1t has grown obsolete.
"A great many people have asked us
why we continue to use the word in our
reports and we have always replied that
the dictionary and precedent kept it in
type but we didn't like it. There isn't
any use in using one word for statis-
tics and another for discussing exactly
the same thing So this department il
going to kick the dictionary out this
time and use the common. old term,
milk cows for cows that are giving
milk"
1t il expected that there will be a
howl from the language purists about
this word and the use of the more COM
mon terms but Mohler, and Mr.. Coburn
before him. have stacks of letters OBJ
jecting to the use Of the word at all and
asserting that they were holding back
the progress Of the language by using a
word that no one knew the meaning of
and no one ever used when the common
term was just as definite, If not quite so
particular in its Technical meaning
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-15
BIC farm LOSSES
American Farmers Need ~Head
Work." Says wichita Speaker.
Factory Methods Would Aid
Agricultural Pursuits.

Wichita. Kan, Oct. ia plea fol-
the application Of business efficiency
measures to the business Of farming
was made in an address before the
International -ry Farming congress
here today by Thomas Cooper. direc-
tor of the South Dakota experiment
station. g..
THE difference between the sue
cessful farm and the unsuccessful
farm is largely q question Of applied
efficiency in production. and organi-
zation Of the farm business" he said.
1.-The central west has led in the or
ganiaztion Of farming on a business
basis. Today the problem Of farming
efficiency is the greatest problem OF
this group OF states. The prosperity
of the merchant the manufacturer
and the transportation companies
rest upon it,
Mr.. Cooper pointed out that It IL
necessary to develop systems of dis
tribution of farm products that in
volve less loss and waste and asserted
that this Is a problem Of organization
and cooperation.
Estimates indicate that the aver
age farmer in this country receives
45 to SO cents from each dollar ex-
pended by the consumer" he contin-
ueOs White 1dIAucIS 1uOSS 6uIO-
pean countries receive so to IS cents
Surveys have been made in various
sections Of the country. Mr.. Cooper
asserted, to determine tho factors at
fecting efficiency in the business OF
farming.
I'm an investigation of groups OF
farms located in townships in Indi-
ana, Illinois and Iowa, it was found
that one farmer out of every % re-
ceived a labor income Of more than
$4,000 a year: one Of every three paid
for the privilege of working. that is
after deducting five per cent interest
on their Investments they lost money.
he charged. Similar investigations
in New York indicated that one-tfird
Of the farm owners made less than
hired men. one-third about the same
as hired men, and the rest more
When the farmer Of the United States
learns to pay as close attention to his
two great fields OF effort-production
and distribution-as does the manu-
facturer to his plant. then and then
only will. the business Of farming
reach a firm basis" Mr.. Cooper con-
cluded.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-15
GET DICK and HANK.
Diamond Heroes Succumb to tho Lurs
Of the Fo0tlights.

New York, Oct. 15.-The stage ID
about to be enriched by the advent
of two eminent Bostonians. Messrs.
Rudolph and Gowdy. Dick and Hank,
who recently figured prominently in
the overthrow OF q certain swagger-
ing white elephant, are going into
vaudeville. They will appear at Ham,
merstetn's next week and are now
Year after year baseball goes on
contributing to the stage and to liter
allure and now greedy Thespis lays
hands on the boss pitcher and the
boss slugger the last national dia-
mOnd collision.
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violation of poor. innocent little Bel
gium."
The documents show" says tho
vossische Zeitung. tho duplicity OF
England and he- indifference at plan
ming a violation of Holland. They also
show the wisdom Of Baron Greindl,
(the Belgian minister to Berlin), who
had the right opinion about trusting
English protection. His predictions
were realized. Belgium bleeds from q
thousand wounds received In behalf Of
British interests and the indignation
Of the English statesmen over the
sanctity Of . treaty il mere hypoc-
riey."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-15
INCREASE ALLOWED.
Advance I'm Rates ON Hides Upheld by
the /. G. C..

Washington. Oct. ia proposed in
crease in freight rates on hides from
points in New Mexico and Arizona to
Los Angeles. California fro 80 cents to
$40 a hundred pounds, was held by
the interstate commerce commission to-
day to be reasonable. In its conclusions
the commission held:
1T is well established that neither
the carriers nor the commission may
predicate rates on the necessities of
the shippers and that efforts to equal
Ire market competition may not Justify
or require rates that are unreAsonably
low nor permit unjust discrimination
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-15
Mr.. CARRIERS PLAN.
Outdoor Orchestra Concert Feature of
Orpheum Opening.

Frank Carter. manager of the Or
pheum and the Car-Rob Stock COM
pany, has engaged Professor Calkins'
orchestra of five pieces. Every night
the orchestra will give a concert in
front of the theater fifteen minutes be-
fore the performance starts.
Two new members will join the COM
pany Friday. Lionel Gordon and his
wife. Owen Bartlett, who succeeds
Roy Hilliard as director, will arrive to-
night.
Popular prices will prevail at the
theater. Nights. seats will cost ten,
twenty and thirty cents, and two mat
inees weekly at ten and twenty cents,
family. He has a position as superin-