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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-01-09
New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3, 1914.

Forecasting is play of imagination
From certain events In the past, from
situations actually existing in the pres
ent and from plans and propositions
outlined for the immediate future, we
may be able to draw differences and
conclusions as to how the path of cur
rent affairs is likely to shape itself.
How, therefore, the trade affairs are
going to evolve themselves in the new
year now at hand can only be forecast
ed with due regard to the trend they
have pursued during the year just COM
ing to a close, to the possibilities of
the general conditions in the country
and the policy of the powers that rule
our commercial and industrial destinies
in legislation.
Of course, the full effect of the
change of our tariff policy has not had
time yet to be fully tested. Nor are
the doctors of finance and practical
bankers agreed on the universally OF
benefit of the new currency act. Most
doubtful of all, however, is what is 60
ing to occur in regard to the regulation
Of the trust issue which is the one
great piece of legislation that is still
hanging over the country like Damo-
cles sword. We should, however, not
anticipate any too radical steps in that
issue.
Coming down to realities, the future
winks as bright as ever to the tobacco
trade and its industries. The crops
have been abundant but not SO abun-
dant as to produce an unabsorable eX-
cess. Consequently there is an ade-
quate supply in view and no depression
of price. And qualitatively they have
held their average, too. In some in
stances even exceeded it. There will,
therefore, be no lack for an aggressive
campaign in our cigar industry which
with the available and proper material
on hand and with the increase of popu-
lation and the advent Of an ever larger
number of smokers should easily foster
the increase Of cigar consumption to
its former annual averages. journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-01-09
New YORK. Nov. 81. 1913.

AS was to be expected, business dur
ing the present week has been rather
quiet The offices Of the leaf houses
have been scenes of activity, however,
as stocktaking is in progress, and ship
ments of goods needed by customers at
the beginning Of the year have occa-
stoned considerable work. In most Of
fees good business is anticipated in
January, owing to rather favorable re-
ports from cigar manufacturing firms
with respect to the December business
and orders on hand for January deliy-
ery.-Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-01-09

With the entire crop of the state
practically ready for delivery at one
time, packers anticipate that strong
pressure will be made upon them for
receiving their purchases faster than
they are able to care for them with the
limited storage at their disposal. Or
dinarily the receiving of the crop is
spread out over three or four months
with the large operators and it will put
them to great deal of inconvenience
to vary the usual procedure. Growers
therefore are expected to exercise pa
tience and be reasonable in their re-
quests, as it will be absolutely impossi-
BILE to take every farmers tobacco in
one day or one week or one month
even. It will be sure money and good
returns in the end though many may
have to wait their turn for it.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-01-09
Tax Notice.

I will be at the Farmers and Mer-
chants State bank at Evansville every
Saturday during January; at Fulton,
Wednesday, January z; Tobacco Ex-
change bank of Edgerton on the l4th
of January, and balance of the time at
home, except Mondays, to receive taxes
for the Town of Porter.
JAMES NoRUM, Treasurer
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-01-09
NOTE BOOK SKETCHES

Wisconsin tobacco growers have been
especially favored this season with al
most ideal weather conditions for get
ting their crops out of the curing sheds
for stripping and delivery to market.
The first casing spell after curing came
earlier than usual and continued long
enough to permit growers to take down
as much as they desired for immediate
handling and get the stripping done
right in the sheds. Then again the
casing weather the past week afforded
another opportunity for growers to get
the balance of the crop down in per-
feet condition so that practically all of
the crop can be placed in the bundle
and ready for delivery early in January
without having to wait until spring as
is often the case in this state Besides,
under such mild weather conditions
that have prevailed much more even
case is secured than farmers are able
to get when casing spell ends with
blizzard and freezeup. The tobacco
removed from the poles of late ought
not to contain any wet or high case
leaf so much dreaded by the packers.
and obviate any serious differences in
the delivery of the crop.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-01-09
New England.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Dec. 80, 1913.
The New England tobacco grower
will enter upon 1914 with every market
condition in his favor. Tobacco in
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-01-09

United States Consul Frank w. Ma
hin, stationed at Amsterdam, Neither
lands, reports that the total sales OF
Sumatra tobacco at auction in the Am
sterdam market during 1913 amounted
to 282, 920 packages, at an average
price of 136 Dutch cents per half kilo,
or 49 cents United States currency per
pound. In 1912 the sales were 280, 704
packages, at an average of 142 Dutch
cents per half kilo, or 50 cents per
pound. The average price at the sales
from January to July was 81 cents per
pound in 1913 and 623 cents in 1912.
The higher price during the first half
of each year is due to the fact that the
best tobacco is marketed at that time.
The total auction sales of Borneo to-
bacco during 1918 have been 1869
packages, at an average price of 76
Dutch cents per half kilo, or % cents
per pound, as compared with 1921
packages at 80 Dutch cents per half
kilo, or 33 cents per pound, in 1912.
With Borneo tobacco the best prices
are obtained during the first half of
the year. The average price In 1913
was lower than in the preceding year,
owing to the superiority os the crop
sold in 1912.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-01-09


The New York firm of e. Rosenwald
& Bro. celebrated their 50th year as
tobacco merchants on Jan. 1st. All of
the original four brothers that estab-
lished the firm have passed away and
the business is now controlled by young
men-Benno Neuberger, B. Rosenwald
and A, N. l. and S. H. Blur. The firm
has expanded until they control 81
warehouses with two more under con-
struction, 16 of which are in Wiscon-
sin, four in Pennsylvania, five in Con-
necticut, one in New York and one
each in Cuba and Holland. E. Rosen-
Wald & Bro. were successful in secur-
ins the following lots Of the following
varieties Of leaf in 1913: Sumatra, over
5000 bales 1,02O, 900 pounds); Wiscon-
sin, 10000 cases $1,000, 1000 pounds);
Pennsylvania, 10000 cases g, 500, 900
pounds; Connecticut, 5000 cases a.
$50, 600 pounds); Ohio, 5000 cases e.
800, 600 pounds), and 5000 bales of Ha-
vana tobacco thus far. This produces
the astounding total of Is, $40, 900 lbs.
of leaf tobacco, exclusive Of their ex-
tensive Havana purchases which have
not yet been tabulated, secured by E.
Rosenwald & Bro. during the 50th year
of their reign.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30
Deffentlid,e &cOen.

slm poriga, 9olnterstae 9lbetr6
hielt Capt. g. Sample. inn bieiigen
Gorrtfmi,Ie, cine ReSe iiber Die ga.
0esfrngeii, bonn Staiaom1rft Der Bro.
srelIipen aautei. Capt. Couple lit
ein selpn,oier aheSuer. aher Die ge.
rilsie stassabI 3itb0rer Ole iih EN-.
geflupSen bnte, III eli, 3eihen oer
poIitiid,en Ridtluta Sernmli1ls. llna
iere giirger illtcreiiieren iid MIR fiir
,ipci poritiide YlGffornteu; naiitiid,
Ole oemofratiide. oSer oic reprblito.
miide.
Sir ben Santstaa slbelpo mar Rtds
ter 8. S. En0c, bon SprilrgTtelo, an
geingt, fiir cine Reoe I'M Gotrrbaais
iiber sic Sngesirager pom Geithts'
pumft Der remrbIifaltid)en Gartel.
Gin Sdblreid,es GtbIihm 6atte iid
eiipgefinoen, lei0er ober per9eblId,
ill6ent Gid,ter Ia9c, pelter oen
9nbn 9ll6drlnB betpaiit tSnttr, III
Solge oeliei oeunntn nIdlt III 3ett
erreidlGli folatte,
Der GlretG. q. 6. ShroeGer pot
ct. 9ouiS; 9hid,ter 8. @feieriid. oon
Union. ioipie mebrere Scr replibIita'
uiidpn GonMh &alpeioatel,. be.
ipradcn om lebten 0ienstag slbetto
sic politiidJeD Sn9eSfra9en iai etrer
glt baiitdtei1 gerIniinlitlng III Der
aoil5ert Snlle
@eitern Rodmittng belt eburtp
glarf, ser &ertreter lltlencs Gctt-
ereb6iiRfts ia,o ietpeiliser Spreher
6es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Der
GorSertbnlle cine ldttgere polttiide
Reoe. Gin sablreides Ba,blff,lm iuar
eritie,len nm ben betaititten Gon'
areBdbseorbnete,s Su boren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30
Drummer 3
Die Grite 2seeam ltnterbaltnMs
ein seiitiser 8ennE.

Die efte gau,uner bes BrigH
Entertainment <rlus tant am Dori.
gar Dmuperstg sbeir6 il, Der &on.
sent Sale, Dor ei,pem perltanoniB-
nollal Bublithnm CUR @,sfihr,nig.
Nad ei,,i9en paiieiuoet 9emertaus.
gem 5irr grfIaritlps bes 3speds oieSer
Serie BON lllterbaltilihsett. tuliroe
Serr @obert 9. aerltple. Der be-
riibrite gorleier. bllrh Mapor 8al-
FER Dem 8iIbliflun pongeIteat.
Der @egelitartb oes 8ortrnSs.
fir oieies slbelpb. o91e slnericdn
Bon, ipuroe Sipei Dolle Stinuoeil bin
Surb INIT ioIder gerebianrfeit nio
in 70 biauoriitiiher 8eiie beba,rSelt,
SAP isabit Ole boditem gripartH,tgen
scr 3,rborer titebr als ipie befrie6igt
ipun6et. Sad Serrn &erilples ait'
iitt beteben 6ic 8mnrh5iise iin Cha.
rafter eiiles arabe,l. ODER eires
W1bbens, alts erbabeuet, Sbeale,t
iolpie gilrbcit bes 3lpafs.
Sm 9eiit oieier 6etoen seiitigeat
Grinrbiteine fann irge,sb ieitrmto er-
foGgreidJ iein inao iogar 5iun Rl.bm
enlporlteigeL tros aller Siitoertrilfe
infollc bon slrinlitb. Illaingelbaftcr
@eialnSbeit, ober ititbeiliamer. lofa'
Ter ginFliiiIe. Gr 5itirte cine 0ie,t9e
non hiitoriid)en 8eiipieleil. NO @ian'
lrer, ioapic altd 6rnuell, ,pelfle iu
9efis 6ieier gieeitid)aftelt ipare,s
iidl angeiihts ,pibertpdrtisep llnFitan
De 3u Sitbrerh Der Civilization eif-
ponaeidapiulge,p baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30

Tie gtnd|rldTell bonn Str1e9sf dtalt'
plate lualbeil inuller iuoh giinitig fiir
Die Datuidell ,upo nod 0et pielen
gtieSerlagen ,pelde Die altiute,p bis
ber erlittem babear oiirfte es ,rdt
nltssefdIoIiear ieir. Dab fie iid baIo
5n 5rieoeirsanIerba emit
idliebeir iperben. iiberbaitpt Jest %
ole 9elrtid,et bis arl Die @iiite Dor
seSrliitsau iinb lupo one afIiirten DIE
irafe M0gJhteit ei,feber 6aB Die
nelltide &eepesanad)t feiten SUB m,
Ser frairs0fiide,n &iiite faiien iuirb
lulb gitgQaitb fhon jett cine Sbn-
nladf ibrer Saotte befiirfhet. eilN
Snpaiion Ser Delrtfden s,t perbitl-
bern.
glus Siotterbam fonrrnt Ole 9snd,-
ridr, Dab Die Delrtide,t aui Gap
Gris gee5 ibr alIernelteites gr8e,lg-
nib SO Gentineter Motier. altFiteG.
cn uro bmllit iiber ben eitgliibe,
Canal Ooner ,nu6 sSnIfitone bontbar.
Siren iperoen. Drei 6ieier rieiigeli
@cihiise bcfilioen iid benefits auf
Sem 5railspont sltr 8iiite.
Gii,er an oeir oiterreidiid,en BOT
ldsoiter III @afbi,gto,t gerifteter,
9epeidse sitFol9e, nundten ole Deter
pid,er bel sslpmpgorno. 5000 @eialt-
gene iu,o erbelitetep II RnftineiWe.
fdriibe. sfi,f Der sSortf6ritt aii Der
ierbifden 8rense iit befrieoisepo,
3tparBis brittfd,e npo fran3oiiidr
aelter foipie Die gefanHirte iapa,pifdr
&eieaeilDtte fdbnoas dif Der 6eitt.
fdsn areit3er .Gmaen" Scr iIl pnri.
ger 8obe fiaJf eirgHfde SanScfs-
haffe ar Der aiiite. BON asrrSerin.
iltaieit iitoen 8rlnao gefobrt nno ber
Dor eiirigen Sogen BEN aroben iapa-
itlld,en 9mlpfer aibf Der 6abrt alad)
Silpappore nit ieiner iperthbollen
Saorlpg perieiIft bat
sSad oeit ileileite,t geridfen ioll
oie gimnblne bon Der sSeitlnlg Ser
Mut blird) 6ie Delltiden beporitebeil
lupo Damn 6iirften Ole Sfliigc raider
folgen als biaber
Is miro BON Tnris mts geneISet,
Dob iuiibreipo ser letter 5ebn Sogc
bis 5unl lebten Stoniptog, Die slliir.
tcn 100000 Wfalrn an 3poeig Ser
mlilroeten inpb @efarqenen eiit9c-
bitf,t babett inuo aid, bie Sciltidcl
'dipcre gerliiite batten, aber nidyt
mir ibne 8oiition bebnliptetcn ion-
bern Die glliirten ioipeit 5lrriidoraltg-
ten, oaB 6ie 9elttid,en IN Der &iiitclr-
1e3ciN ion Slapbcrit frrie Sam bn.
zen lnbb iih fiir iueitere SdGise ge-
gen @erbiiltbetet oorbepeiten fonner.
Die belltifen glrineen fi,ub lnn 600,-
900 tanlpffriide Erilppen perftdrft
iuorbeir alnb nrdbr als eir,e Waillioil
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30
giIiSs nnb beritupft.

aopitpeb, idIedter atbem, ialt.
rer Wsagetl belegte 3unge ittpS lin
oerbmtIi6feit beSelhen boB 2eber
itino eitgetpeiSen berftopft iiiab,
geebmt aeilrtglne Dor. Solt eitte
25c. sSIaide bon Or. aip9's Nep
aife giIs unS Ieert Mngeit itno
Ginaauetoen aus bon beit @as- ,ttto
@iftltoffen. 3as tpiro gitd gut
fiibTeit MAIDEN. gfFettit itit6 ood
mtIo. aein aneiIelt. 25c. bei @ii-
rem Gpot6efer. 8udien's a(rptca
5oTge Fir 8rdtpoprnl6est abb.l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30
yiadridteu bonn ariegsidauplabe.
Sie Gage nod inmer gdunig fdr bic 9entidtu
Ge Nirten beriereu mdbreno 10gen 0ets 100000
9oben gerunuaeten nno gefansemem.

Sreitpilliser ,parten in 9eutidGairo
alrT @eleaenfeit, 5u ber @afpn ellen
su oiirfen.
Ss1t Der SfIadt bei ellie on Scr
Dier nn tpeitlidmt Gdhem bon @el.
glen baben Ole OeHtMan eilten
Sieg err,nlgen; ebeldo bei 0ipn,tbe,
no mp ole 1000 gngla,toer in @a
fange,Ndnft 9erietten i,no Sie sllli-
irtell oell 8adsug ei,ptrnten.
Ger oieier Sase in Sit,,ng getre.
tene pretBiide 2anotag bat ef1Itin.
mig cine gorlose angellonrinen, mel.
de eiire 8riegsalleibe BON 1900.
900 600 Nf. ($375,000.0O0) Dor.
fiefn.
Oie gillnabme bes i,orbIiden frai,-
soiiItten 8anaIipitcns BON MrIeur biz
5,sr Die ift lmdy idhueren a1npfen
erfIgt.
Der oelltffe arelBer vaarlsriite@
Meint ei,t tltitnbiges Seitenitif bes
.gnpSen" alt feiu. gr bat 13 eng.
Iiife Sdiffe i'm atlantiiden Ocean
in 6e,r @riur6 gebobrt rrS 450 Wfit-
gIieber Der 8elnan,ml,M 81 @efnn.
geilerr aeii1odt
gs iuirS genreloet, SaB Der britiid,e
&pelt5er ,tSdhpfe" BON 6enrielbeit lin.
berfeeboot Ito" in 6en GrlnS gc.
bobrt ipirr5e, ipeldes Ole .slf,tbir"
,nt6 6ereil aapei @egleitid,iffe rerniG.
tete. 2ieilteinnt @ebbi,iger poll.
brnfte a,tdD 6iele .Selbelttbat ohne
gerIatit fiir iei,ie @alliiMJaft ilno er.
bielt ~. ben1 bereits berlebeleit Gi-
feuien areis eriter alaiie 6en Ser.
6ienitorben.
Negen miperen 2eberleiSelts 1nisB.
tie @eireralitdbssGbef b. Woltfe bllrd,
oen hisberigen prel.BiidJen ariegs.
rrilriiter Grih bon SaIfenbapn erIeBt
iperoen.
slnS Dem 2nger Der gllliirtcn ipitr.
be alld} aelneloet, Saf, ser tnpIere
Bon alud idd,t anebr bet beutid)cn
rednen Sliigcl tonrnranbirc ullb man
hellell slatfertl)alt nift fentc. 9tlilb
aerfatbe miro fid, id,on melSell, ipalnl
ilto no es ben glIiirten am ltnonQc.
,pebntitcir fem ipirb
9tad, alien 8erid)tclp pom rltiildcn
&riegsidtpltplut irer0eit BORT Die
Rhiien i'm Sdyady geDulten, obpoll
iie ieIbit iiber quite 6ortId)ritte be.
ridltelt. 90 piel tant man ober
e,ltrlebnlen, 6ni; sort biGelbc iulcnt.
idyieSenen Situation beiteft, ipie oitf
Dem n,eIHiden ariegsidmptat
9(atd) aus Siio.slirifa iupo SSSapal
iinS feline ipidltigeit gtaGriid,ten 81
nleIben 9odJ ioa Der 9uren.slitf-
ital6 atnter 9eg9et iino 8erers iih
innter nebr alls5reiteil.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30
gOr Supper.

sSeSerntann 1T biern,it 4,er5Iid eitt'
aeInSen benl 8or Satper. ,teb1t
Spiel, bei5itpobnen, tpelf,es am
Salnstag slberh. sem Z. 9eobentber,
IN Der 2oaper 2itMe Berger Sdaile
ita4tfiiloer tpirS. airfaig Ses Spiels
lm baIb-aft ltGr; baS 9or6Salpper
fonunt nab 8eelrbigins oes Spiels.
Sbr @abeI pergeBt mif,t r@ores"
mit8ltbri1t9en.
gItber @innsoll, 2ehrerih.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30
6ermann Nlo., 5reitag, ben 80. Oftober 1914

tup1ut tlIE Sutul uIttut 1Yttlt SP0lett
an ibrer 9als6eb,mnss uno ibpetn
6ortfdrtt gebannt ift. baum foIlte
iie 6os Redt bdber oieietr obne Ian.
gen 3opf 5lt attbert. @ir itinunen
laIio fiir Dos Ineipoeinent iiloem mir
baS gso mlaftreifen.
SEQ. 8. SIT bas Jog. .SuH Grelu"
slmeipomert, bas GiiciSbabne,r siui,,at
cii,en grtru@ @rerrier u,sittelle, aiti
allal 5nadtsiisen po,t mebr als 40
Cars ,no a,tf Gerioner6iieen bon
nrebr oils 6 Cars. Die Yilblie lltili-
| tis Gomntiiiion bat oos 8ed)t bcn
eNe,,babnbieldt bis allf one fleiltitea,
Details sli regahieren inpo iollte ibr
ailds bieie &eg,,lation Ses 8etricbs
Hberlaiien bleiben. gsir itreid,en ol-
10 bas yes lliuo itial1nen 90.
| SO. 10. sat Dos Goul,tp Unit
slme,poement bas StGbten Sos Redf
ser Selbirbeltimmi,ng ililnnlt be.
ltrefis Der @etriaufeirage. gsad, Den
9Gtinun,lllpen bieies @eieses miro
cine Stab1. beren ginapobner ilt Ger
WlebrGeit gesen 8robibitipll lit. ge,
siplugell oieie 9eidralrt,ug Der per-
ionli6eir SSreibeit iiber iidD ergeben
5it loiieu, ,renn ei,re Ofebrfeit Der
@iireer airberbaGb Der Stobt bieies
beatinnnt. @s lit elm Modpperf Ger
Trobibitioniiten ,uto ,per iidp biefe
Gltebelinia ieil,es freien @illens
lridt geiallen loiien Will, Ger itimme
ntft inns sege1p Dos @nlelloenRllt in-
tcn CT bos DeS itreidt.
90. H. Sebt 1as slmt Der 4f5ilea,
Gornniiidrs in bei GroBitGoten ai,i
Der jest ponl Goarperieilr er1lonlt
lfpirb lntb ieBt ail beIlen SteIle cine
glf5iie @onuniifion eir bie ronl
Mapor Scr StaSt 5llerlrnlien lit,
limo 5ipor ioIl hieieIbe nlrs Mitalie-
Der beioer politiihen 9Sarteien in
| gleid}er 3abI beitei,en. 9eaIelbei,
3mef bot
i go. t2. Sos Die @nleimnlna eittcl
lIoliSeis 0ommiiiion ourdl ben Mapol
SjSer betr. Stoot perfiigt. 8ie iebes
gMuntp 6as Jiedf fat ieine eigenen
@emnten 5ii eripGfqNp 10 iollte alldJ
ben Stdbtcil bieies Hedt 5lgeItnn-
lter pcrocn, 5lnllal bel Der jebigell
GrncrllaltgsgeipoIt bcs @ullperreltrS
2ic @elegcnbcit slmu 9lilibnu elmer
poIitiifel MaidJiie lupo beren lnd>'
Ibeilbgen Solaen 81 eroB lit, lric bies
Die Sergangenbeit in Ct 2pilis 8e'
lebrt bat, ilr1 beshnl6 itinnuelt mir
fir beioe bieier 9luicrhcnle,tS int
Gem mir oaS 9fo itreid)elr
20. Is. @iQ Sralren 6as Stilrnns
redt bel oaen g9oblol i'm Stoete
pcrleben. gSir icbelt IN Der 9ln.
na(,me oieieS @eictcS cine @eiohr
fir 6os 6anliIienleben inro itimmen
0es6alb Neiu ir6em mir oas 9es
Itreid,eu.
go. II. 9eitintnt cine Son6alts-
gabe BON $50,000,000 I'M RpaoS 8it
bmlen ilnb 5it ntterboltelt. slrneltoe-
nreilt gto, 3 nrodt es rns moglih
quite 2ollOiue9c Sl foilcn unb gloat-
beir mir nift oaf, es ratbiam iei1l
miro bic 9iirger nit rood) nlebr
Stelleut 5li 6elaitei,, bober ftirunen
mir gegen ooS 9lmellbenlellt inl6
| Iitreihe,r oos ges.
| go. 10. er1ridytigt @oulttp Courts
eine Spe5iaIfte,ier fir Stoab5pefe
airfS,erlegar lttl6 erillddJti9t ole
Golntp Court iogar ben Straberbai,
Biz III ar,9ren5eirbe Counties aiisSit.
Scbncn Tas slmcnoeircf,t lit biel 81
ipeitgebe,tS luS gefdbrlid iu,o bes.
haIb ititunen mir Ncin i,,Sem mir
Sos Yes nlsitreiden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-30
stimmt aeaen Sas 10. slmenSc.

Stimmt gBen Sas 10. gmenbc.
,lpert, spelhes ore perf6nlide 6reibeit
nody utebr 6eIdrGrrfen in,S fnebelu
min a[s 6as 2ocdl Sptioll-8efeb
lett mom tblt, iipbeun es oe,l 8ro-
bi5itioniiten 6as 8edt ,m6 Ole @adN
giebt iiber ehre Stnot BON $500 oSer
n,ebr ginipobrer oeren 8iirser &C.
gen ollie 8eidyrdltfiinsen Der periors
liden Srei9eit iiipo. bas pitritaniide
3apo@seeiet Der asrobibition 5ll per-
bgiteen. Stpeidt aos y es.
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@unIluare SonntassidjnI.a

slan pergal9eren Solutta9 9saf'
mittne ,uiroe in Der belHiden gres'
bpterianer Stride Die aonpeiltion oer
Sonntpsidntlen BON 8oillware Sipp
rpgaliiirt. Son gtab in6 tSern ma'
relt 6ie GbeiliH6mer eriducneh 10
So6 oie Stride bis pm Gilfcrftcn &C.
fiillt mar.
Goitor y. Golobl leitete oie Ser
inlmrlllra inr6 er, iopie alld GoItor
Groltl, bon ser &c g. @clileiisSc IN
Grofc, fjicIten iebr pafoltbc sInIpra'
den. Gic aoltpention orgoriiirtr
iidy alaNann bltrdl @ripGblin9 Der
fulgelpSen geantten: Sleo. @itif.
ntolmb Eriiibealt; statg, 2altbert, &ict
9rdiiScrt; $. s. 0berd, Sefuctir II.
Soetrp Sicfcnbid, Sdntnrilter
-
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ten. oody ,teile 9,ut6esienatoren in,o
GorpsrebnriteIieoer iulS Ser GongreB
ittit feinen eroben Mabtbeii,gnilien
lit fir iiiriere gaution bas 8itttaite
benn Der gongreB madt ,ntiere @int.
Seageieee atlao boit ben 8Gtimmu,l'
gen bieier @eiese ,ln5 Sfegelunsen
lit Die geoblfabrt ,ilsieres 9a,pbes
INTO ieiner 8eipcbrer dbbarsis. Die
slrrtabnre hes lhboeapooo Gariffs@e.
ietes 6l,rb 6en iebieen Sensofrati.
iden Gon9reb uito Oie oacurd uerrr.
iadte ESTABLISHMENTS. Die GiiItel.
hung ,tltierer Sdbriftbdttsfeit iupo ba,
btrh erfoQgte srobe slrbeitsloiigteit
iollte Dem 8olfe Der Ser. Staaten
elm Siitgerseig lein, tuie es III bicler
@ubl su itinmnen bat.
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Nm anSerer steIIe erlantcrn mir

Nm an6ercr StelIe crlautcrn mir
M aiirae ole 8eitinmnlneen Der 10
3niite 3u a,nlerer Staats. .Goflftitll.
lion inpS fiibren @niiipoe on ipesbalb
mir fir ooer gesen oie slmeipoc.
rnellts itinmiten. Die slateitoc.
,lpcnts iin6 I'M beiitiaen GoIfshlott
m ibrem ipoIlen @ortlaiae obgc-
0rndt iapS ie6er 9iireer ioltc es
itd 5lr gfufaabe ntod|en, oieielbet
5it itnbieren, 70 6nb er eiiI intelli-
1eltes gotinn bariiber a6baebet
falnt
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csebt Gure g(nftraae fir SolIen Jest.

S6r f6nh pieI fpnren, tuert ibr
cure aluitrdee fir aohIen Jet qebt,
,po t9r anScrleiere &obIen 81 t3cts
pcr @iibeI ba6ea f6nnt.
Sarrp eber | | n.
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Die @abl am 0ienstag 1T uon
eOerio groBer 8idtipfeit aIs cine
BrGiioentenipobI. ggir tpableit IN
oiefen Syabre sipor teinen Rraitoett'
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ss@e6t ont 0icnstas 81 enrem
8ab[pIate lnrS iibt ea,re 9iir9er-
pflid)t nlrs.
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gfbolnrirt auf Sas Sernioltlier
GpIfShIott.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-09-25
Imports Of Salt.

Common salt continues to be i'm
ported in considerable quantity,
more than million barrels coming
to Atlantic ports last year, accord
ing to the Uuited States Geological
Survey. The country is amply able,
however, to supply the entire home
demand, as the capacity Of its salt
mines and works is in excess Of the
present output. The imports last
year were only 81 per cent Of the
total consumption, whereas in 189l
the percentage was III.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-09-25
VALUE OF UNDERGROUND
WATER SURVEY
United States Geological Survey
RepoT Tells Of The Pcssl-
hiIitieS For Irrigation IN
Estancla Valley New
Mexico.

One OF the most interesting rem
nants Of a pfehistoric lake IN ths
United States, according Uthe United
Statee Geological Survey, iS that
known as Estancn Valley, which
lies South Of Santa f. and east 81
Albuquerque, New Mexico. fuu
examination Of the deposits 10 thi,
section geologists are Of the opinion
that this lake existed at the Slme
time as Lake Bonneville, in U0h,
and other ancient lakes Of the aril
West, during the cold, humid glacial
period.
The theory Of the existence Of an
ancient lake in the valley is based on
the presence Of shore features and
lake sediments. Sea cliffs, terraces,
beaches. beachHidges, spits and bars
are found on all sides Of the lake
fiat. at attitudes between 6,l00 and
600 feet above sea level.
During recent yeats insufficient
rainfall has caused crop failures and
has created an urgent demand for an
investigation Of the feasibility Of nri-
CATION with ground water. In re-
spouse to this demand the valley