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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-05-29

A meeting of all the stockhold
ers of the Mt. Vernon Fair Asso-
citation is called for Saturday, June
9th, at 2 p. N. at the Fair Grounds.
Every stockholders is requested
to be at this meeting.
CHAS G. DAVIS, Pres.
w, H. FISH, Sec.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-05-29

Owing to the facl that the cleo
trio lights will not be ready tG
turn on until Saturday night. the
play to be given by the Graded
School pupils entitled "Evange-
line" has been postponed until
Saturday night. This is a good
play, the actors Well suited to
their characters, aRd know their
parts Well.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-05-29

Don't forget the Stakeholder 9
Meeting of the Mt. Vernon Fair
Association at Fair Grounds, Sat-
urday. June 9th, at 2 p m. Great
interest is expected at this meet
ing, in that at thus time the COM
folt of the people who will visit
the Fair, August SO 7, will be
especially considered. Other i'm
portant business to be transacted
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-05-29

ANY one holding claims against
the estate of John Cherry will
present same to me a. once,
properly proven.
]. THoS CHERRY, Executor,
May 22-3t. Crab Orchard, KY.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-05-29

Entered at the Mt Vernon, KY. Postofhce
al second-ciass mail matter.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-05-29

month.
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8m permiet1em--aaOen.

eabsn unbl 8tmmer, feine ens, iir
e8laiisI an pIuss. s,1oio.i2'
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3u f6neli srlsbiat.

Der aebnjGbrige geors Bat feinen
Batter. ibm GsIb 3u ssben. oamit er
isinem sSrelnbs Jobnnts sttpas gum
Geburtstns i1enftn f0nne. JD6nnie
bate Elm srobes Jsit porbsreitet unb
Geors periprohen, ihn ein5uldbsn, c9s
ne @eident fonnte man aber nift htn'
aehen. Der Batter mar fdledtsr aauns
unb er meinis, er t5nne nidt alle Sase
geIb fir stpedloie GS9enfe berg.ben.
oa ipGre Ct balb ruintrt; tptnn 9eors
nift Ginlabnng.n bstpmnien f6nnts,
oi. feline gsfdsnte rOtpenbis madten.
70 foll er liebsr Az Saufs bleiben. Dim
nGdIten Tags tbut bem Batter feline
Strsngs Ieib, sr idrfis Elm paar biibs
5de Bidder iMb CAB lie bem Sohns
mi Der 9emsrfltns, CT babe iid bie
Sade anbsrs iiberIsgt. rS9aoe nm
bas gslb4, iast Geors nit triibitIiger
Wlisne. ,gs 1T 3i ipGt, ih babe Spbns
liis teut morgsn fiir@terlib Dsrbauen.
odmit e mid nidt ssnlaSsn i0Ilts.@
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@egrer battle f;h. bnr6 uniere tapfers
@esenipebr setpibist, erseben. Serr
@aora fdblus elm, unb Der patt pnrs
be feit.
Cine balbe @turbe fpGter faben unb
itanoen bic 2eute bes !herrn WlenheS
i'm S,of Ter 6asienOa unb tranfen Den
Meseal, ben bic anbern iibriagelaiien
battcn. @s fparen aenau so Wdnn.
Salb barauf erf9ienen cuh, bic Hegies
rurastruppsn. fir bic ebellflls Wte3cul
oa fpqr nnb bic fih atpiiden bic Hes
bellen laaerten urb in bic Weiber tbetl.
ten. 5err Wienbea befum nein gett
fir bic gfaht. unb ba in benz 3immcr
nod Elm gett itdnb, erpielt oies Der
Sffisier Der Geeierungstruppen.
Der BON Der 9eihlna 70 fd,madppll
tpbt semelbete Wenbes mar nidts ipe.
niger dls tobt. Gr bate eine 8drenbuns
ger, inb tranf alles, nag man ibm
pinitellte Ta5u ipar er ielr geiprddlg
linb founte ipuGen ipis ein iunger Gott.
@r aIaubt i'm 2aufe rpeniger Wo6en
gr1iibent su iein pber tpeni"Hens in
Miniiterium unb itahI baber ben Iuss
lGnbern ni1ts. 60 fam alch ih gang
unaef6oren freg. Sn alles 3rauspors
table tfeiltsn iih &egierungstruppen
unb Rebellen. 10 baB Der Sasienba
lpenia 9ieb unb tein 9clb blieb, bon
Baffen uno @Guleu aana su idtpeisen.
sfiir ben Wertb Der mitdenommenea
@eaenitGnbs ipurben gutf1eine ousses
itsGt Damn aoa ieoe 9lbtbeiluna fir
iih bon bannen.
giniss Sage fpGter mar if ipies
Der in Merito.Gitb, mo i'd i'm Smpar.
cial foIoenbs potia Iab:
.@on raubluitigen 9errGtbern bes
@atsrlanbes ipurbe aud bic Saaienba
IA Riaue3a" angeiaIlen. Die Inge-
itellten pertbeibigten iid nls Seloen
gegen Die roben @eiiien. bis Der Seut.
nant sSrancisco :. nit 5riippen her.
annabte lno Die GebeQen in Oie6ludt
i4ird. Wienbes. Der niebertrdhtise
2lRfiibrer Der 9anbitsn, tpuroe sefans
gen unb erf6oHen."
Sies par Der sipeite 5ob bes nies
bsrtrdGtinsn MaenbeS, Der brittle eriols.
ie nenise Wnnate ipGter. ipie :" in
sinem anberen Blati leien burftc.
Qrdiibent 1T er aber nod ni4t sspor.
ben.
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! aolonie 5uriid; Der armeit fleiilen
rotbcn Yrin5cIiin er5ablte man, IDr
lpeitcr 5relmb iei foot. Yocnbonias,
Die oamaIs Is Sabre 5dbIte, trauerte
titterIiG nm Sobn Smitb, blieb itets
cine sSreimoin Der ipeiBen slnlieoler,
ober Die fSreuoe am Sehen idieil 0o'
bin. Gann, als Iie 90 SATIRE alt ge.
ipcroen iuar, tbeilte iie ras Sdldial
manher ipeiben Trin6ellin, man
opierte iie Der Yolitif. Sic iollte CT.
len ,robl6abelloen Ssoloniiten Sobn
HoIie beirotben, nian pcripra6 lif
aus oieier @erbinoung cine gilitltigc
giupirfiing auf buS 8erbaltniB Der
bcioen 9iaiien. sSocaboiltas iitgte lid,
iic lpur6e eetalift, erbieIt Den gtalnen
0febefsa, inb balS fiibrte 9iolic ieine
idy5ne iiinge rutbe Sraii, Die inn III
5luiiden einen anoben belfert botte,
nad GHgIanb, no lie niel befpunoert
uno aud, bel Sole borgelteat ipilroe.
Gs fam iogar 81 einenl geiabrliden
3piI6eniaa: Dem &onis geTiel Die
annt,ltbiae ssnbionerir 10 nlsneb.
menb, bab er auf Den Gbemann Ell
ieriiiftig iurroe unb ibn beit1uIoigte,
9erratb eciibt sit bo6en, ba er Die
Scdter eineg irenoen Serri6erS
obne Genebmiouns oes aoniss bon
Gnalano gebeirntbet babe. Dos Sebet
Ser armen aSotabontas bate pielleiflt
harnpniih geenbet, ipenn iie nidt CT.
nes cages unerlunrtet ibren tootge-
9laabten ssrriino, ben aapitan ssSobn
Smith, ipieoerseiebcn hate Man
iiihrte iie naf grentforO, obne ibr
al iagen, men Tie iDieoerieben iollte:
ui6 plosIid itanb lie MN eem gtb-
eott ibrer Ssigeno gegeniiber. 9ie
Gbronit beriftet, oaB Gle rotbe Brill
,eIiin 3ur @iIoidi1e eritarrte; hdnn
aber tam iibsr Die 9ippen Elm sdrts
Iid)es leiies iliiitern. o9ater!" MIR
nlelte iie, cs mar Der aoiename, nit
Dem lie emit Smitb geruIen bate.
Bon 0ieicm Gage an frGntelte Boca.
1onias, lpuroe ME mebr irobIib &c,
ieben, itarb balo oaraul Die Gbronif
berihtct, OIL gebrodenem Screen.
SSbre Sqiinotb @irgitien lab lie nid,t
ipleOcr. sus iie i'm gegriiic itanb, 3ir
Giidfebr nadl almerita an goro 81
aeben, itarb lie. Sn ser alien Staot-
firdle BON @rapeseno Ieate man Die
rotbs prin5eFin CUR spissf Rube.
Sent, nad bier S5abrbunOertet lest
ibr Die 9tatipeIt ein 2entmal.
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Ger inieroieDte Snter.
piemer. aus guoapeit ipiro Der
Biener .3eit" Elm Iuitiges @eitidt.
den iiber ben peritorbenen WtlnIiter
alnoraiip er5dbIt, Gin amerifaliifer
Syournuliit ilt6te Den befannten
Staatsmann in @ien aui, i'm elm
sSnterpiep beraus5uihlagen. Sin.
oraiip, boiIid ipie INNER, bebaierte
lin Roment" feline 3eit gu baben, 0a
er nod einige geiIhe MAIDEN miiiie.
sus Der 9tmerifaner perihDano, per'
Iieb slnoraiip eiIieit Die aaiieritabt,
mo- man ieiu Sntpsnito nidJt eenii.
senb setpnbrt bate. Sreili6 mahte
er feline gfehnl.ng obne oen @irtb =
Senn Der Sotalier bate Dem @meri.
faner nidt nur feline anfuuit, ionoern
aud feline glbiabrt perratben, NIB nit
bemieIben 3uge, ben Der ebeHaIige
aan5ler benutte. fubr au6 Der breiite
gusirager na1 @uoapeit. Sinter
9rebburg trat Der slmerifnner better
I66eIno ms Coupe bes Stnotsman'
mes, rnb al ieiner sSreIbe iab er,
oab i'm anoroiip iofort erfannte ino
| i'm einIlio, Glns 5ii nebnen. Der
SournaliIt 500 ben 9leiitift aus Der
Sai6e, Inn lid gtoti5en sii mnbent
bod porerit bnt i'm sln6raiip i'm Ell.
nige eluffldrrneen. llnS 3mar: fpie
Der synterpiGper beige, Delfe Gin.
oien er eemabt babe, OBJ er llnaarn
femme, in tpelden Samilienperb1ltnii.
| ZEN er Iebe iinb oergleihen Srngen
mebr, Die Der Ieporter I'M 70 einge.
benber benntiuortete, aIs ibm oas
Sntereiie i6meideIte, bas anbraiip
an ben Gag leate. 9lIs nun bic lang.
tpierige @eantfportitns bieier Sragen
poriiber mar irb Der gusfrdgcr lei.
nerieits su fragen beinnen tpollte, fiel
| ibm gnbrniIp nit elmer Bite inS
Sort. Ser Ginntsnau tpoIlte eini.
ae eynformotionen iiber Gmerifn er'
balten. llno ipieber fragte er 10 biel
imb erbieIt~io oetnillierte glntmorten,
ooB Der G6af'ner unterbeiien ifon
Sie Citation Gran alisgeriifen bate.
gsun ipuroe Der eSournaliit nnse6ul.
bin. 9as bate slnSraiin eripartet.
Genn mn frnste er eifrig, OBJ iein
@ait iiberbnipt ihon poIititer inter.
pietpt bdtte? Ser stmerifaner critgeg.
nete ,Tds min ih meinen." limb bon
slnoraffp animiert, idiloerte er icine
llnterreoungcn nit BEN grosten
StantsmGnnern ieiner 3eit. Gas
pabrte Iange, 10 Innee, bab 9lnoraiin
rnSIih lager fonilte: sGs tbut mir
Iei6, sSbren tpirflid intereiianten
9(usfiibrlinser niht ipeiter folgefl al
fonnen. @ir iino r1nlid idlcn in
gibapeit, iinb sic iehcn, mein Go6n
ertportet mid, neil mir fofort riad)
Ierebes tnbref. uliiiien Z" Scr eeSn.
terbieiper fnadltc Elm Innges Gelidt
unS iagte Sn snbrniip, Der ibia Die
Sanb cob: yGr5eleu5, Id babe ihcn
lpiele gtaatsmlniier i,tterbietut, ater
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Sas Senfmal Der rstben
Yrinaeiiin.


iirae Don 8rdpeseno bat Der ameritds
Hiihe 8otidafier in 9OnbOn oisisr
Gage feisrIi9 in Qlulpeienbeit Der
StaoibebOroen iinb elmer aboronuns
ameriianii6S SesOffi5iers uno Wia>
trOisn 5pei idGne air9enfsnitsr ein'
seipeibt. bic our Grinnsrung an bic
prinssiin poeabonias beitimmt iino
uno fortan als bas 0sntmal Der ros
then prinssiiin cine @ebenspiiroisisit
Don Grapssenb bilbsp tperbsn. sic
Ioaen an cine Iomontiibe 2isbesge.
fdidie aus jsneR 5aesn semabnsn, ba
britiids &olOniiten in Imerita Elm
neuss Ssim iu6ten. Gs paren bic
Gage Der prin5sfin pOcabOHtas, Der
tlsinen Sotter bss .Snbiansraaiiers"
potpbatan. Sas mar Elm mdttiser
StammssbGuptlins, Der untsr ben Sns
biansrn unb INter ben &oloniiteR
Sur9 feline aIushsit unb feline SaIaus
belt beriibmt mar rnb cine Rsibe BON
tIsinersn Snbian.rhauptIinsen unb
llnterbduptliHssn gu feinen untsrthas
en- sGbIte. Den aaiiertitsI Oerounits
popbatan Dem monardiiden Selbits
sefiibl aDnis Sutobs l., Der es als
cine grbSbuns Der @iirbs aniab, iiber
einen auiisr 5u berrfden; 10 i9idte
Der ensIiide Soi benn Dem md6tissn
Snbiansrfiibrsr cine Jlafde Ssl nnb
cine arone sur Worsensabe. Die 2es
senbe freili9 min piHen, bab aaiisr
popbaian iibsr Die aermlidtsit oieIer
unprattii6sn 8abs bic Nafe riimpfts
uno lieber @epsbre erbalten bate.
tseine 9o3ter pocabontas, Die rotbe
qrinseHin, purb 1894 ssborsn ino
perbra6te ibre ainbbsit pobl taum
anoers, al sbis meiiten Snbiansrmdos
den. 4bsr ibr GROCER Gag fam. als
Die arieser hires 0aters cine Boots.
manni6aft DON stolpniitsn, bic auf
benz GbidabominbsGIu1e cine grtun'
bunssfabrt ansetrettn hatten. iibsrfis'
len unb niebsrmebslten Biz aitf sinen,
ben aapitdn Sobn Smith. Cine 3eit
lang purbe Smith bon popbatan sss
fanssn gebaltsn unb anjhsinsnb pon
Der rotb.n prinseTin, bic ibn idon
frii6sr, in Samesicipu fennen selernt
bate, s.pflegt unb psrtpDhnt. Sn bsm
Sersen Der Soaisr bes llrpaIS.s
i.imt. aiebs su benz 9let4ssii6t auf.
9lber Spbn Smith puroe Don ben Sn'
biansrn aum SoSe perurtbeilt. nit eis
mem gtsine, Der iiinftig beilis ssbal.
ten tpsrben iollte, ipoIlte man ibm ben
SdGbsl ssridmsttern. Sas lrtbstl
Iollte pon3ossn fperben, Der @efanssne
| Iaa Idon ausseftredt am 8oben. uls
plSblih bic iiinge 5odtsr oss Sn'
Sianer.aaiIsrs iia iiber bas Spfsr
mari unb es NIT ibrsm aeibe be-
| f6utt.. Das psrs5aerte bic Sinrits
tuna; unb poedbontos erlanate inc
atpiIben Don ibreui Batter bic 3nii4s'
runs, Sobn Smith au i6onsn.
qlan beIdIob, ben gefanssnsn &c.
oen apet 9ononeit aus oln 1ori
aiis,utallIdem iporauf Sntitb iofori
einaing, ipeil er fpobl fpnbte, baB BIZ
gyilOen nidt iniitan6e iein riiroeii
Die @cidJiise mit5ufiibren. Na6 oic'
fem glbenteller ipurSen bic @anbe, oit
Smitb nit ieiner iunsen inbianii9sn
9}etterin oerfniipften nod tfiliiger
| bis Der gnaldnoer bel elmer @rploiicf
perunsIiidte unS in bic $eiiiiatb ail'
riidte6ren ,uubtr. Gr fam ME ts oi'
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aIis eep.srbstt.n-spsr bslahIsn ~ q
sss 5sii Sss''s t.sH. M ss.'0tH Is. Z 5000 g.; .
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aleaiernnas.a .anIts lInnasn.

ntaisrruas.aunsnnnss SITES fas Siannrs
Rub HTnnsn. 1eufsrhs rcE 9rnmnunasu hnb
IN tfnsn6f. piiis fls uHherunesn ret
HraniliH SshifAit. Tssf 70. 0sHshes. y y
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sic iinb Ser prIte, Ser mid inter.
pietpte J" Mnoraiip entgegriete la.
6en6: sd banfe Sbnen alfd fiir Sb.
re tpertbpoIlen auffl1rungen, hie i4
sebod fir mid bebnIten, unb nidt IN
ben 3eitungen an bic grobe @Iode
b1ngen rperoe."
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aeIiebter gaftc bon Gua 9euins SeiIfus, i'm
glIier BON 81 Sabren. Beeroiauiie am W.gib .lit
iaa Rodniiitna nm 2h iibr, BON 1ranerbdnie,
mriice unb Saniltcn glDcnue, aus. seeroienns
trioat. 80
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an permiet6en-3immer

9ret Nroufstmmer iu sipsi.eu Gio6,
1918 Btne Cir. uub SIit glep. pat5u.
fraesn 1ie epon Strabs. sfpifnen Dug IND
MloerIsin upeTllf. 2S'
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aant, fcinfortabel nnb febr rnbtG. ittns
pisS 'SaS sssiaaii. Gssshs " >. gsIiE
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sOOes.gnseisen.
Ghas. q. Wsilfns,

eiarb am /. ansuii, nm 1915 ay'Orseus, tn
gQnlnuu qlfe 0ntb
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STOP SUFFERING
NOW FROM ASTHMA


Go to the druggist listed below and
buy a package OF DR.. Rudolph Schiff
nann's Astlima,lor today and ii it does
not give instant relicf, and even more,
if you do not find it to be the very best
remedy You have ever used. go back and
your money will be chcerfully returned
by this druggist, without any question
whatever. No matter what else has
failed, Asthmador and Astln,ador Gig
arcttcs will give instant relief usually
within 10 seconds, but always within IS
minutes. 1t does not matter how vio-
lent the attack or obstinate the case is,
or what else had been tried and failed,
AstLmador will relieve instantaneously.
If it does not, this package will cost
you nothing. Go back and get your
money refunded. You are the sole judge
As TO Whether T.nehted or not. You run
no risk in buying this remedy under
this positive guarantee.
Persons living elsewhere will be sup
plied under the same guarantee by their
local druggist or direct by DR.. r. Sciliff-
mann. St Paw, Ninn. For sale here BY
W., S, Green
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-29
FEMININE RIOTER ON
TRIAL AT TARRYTOWN

Tarrytown. y. y, Oct. 29.-Becky
Edelson, militant young woman lead
er of the Industrial Workers OF the
World, went on trial today on II
charge of disOrderly conduct in con-
nection with the meetings held here
last spring by anarchistic leaders in
which she took part The case
against her was the only one of n
dozen or more undisposed of Most
of the other charges resulted in con
victions and in short prison terms.
Miss Edelson assumed charge of
her own case and cross-examined
sharply all prospective jurymen. As
IA result there We're but four men in
the jury box when court reconvened
this afternoon. One talcsman was
rejected by Miss Edclson because he
worked as a bardcner on the estate
of John ID. Archbold. and another he
cause he had sold meat to John D.
Rockefeller.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-29
THIN FOLKS WHO
WOULD BE FAT
Increase in Weight Ten Pounds or
More.
A Physician's Advice

''fd certainly give most anything
to be able to fat up, a few pounds and
stay that way" declares every cxce..
sively thin man or woman. Such II
result is not impossible. despite past
failures. Thin people are victims of
mal-nmtrition, a condition which pre-
vents the fatty elements of food from
being taken up by the blood as they
are when the powers OF nutrition are
normal. Instead of getting into the
blood, all the fat and flesh produc-
ing elements stay in the intestines
until they pass from the body as
waste.
To correct this condition and to
produce healthy normal. amount of
fat the nutritivc processes must be
'artifltially supplied with the power
which nature has denied them. This
can best be accomplished by eating
a Sargol tablet with every meal. Sar-
gol is scientific combination of six
Of the best strcngth-giving fat-pro-
ducing clements known to the med
ical profession. Taken with meals.
1t mixes with the food and turns the
sugars and starches into rich, ripe
nourishment for the tissues and
blood and its rapid effect is remark
able. Reported gains of from ten TO
twenty-five pounds in n single month
are by no means infreauent. Yet its
action is perfectly natural and abso-
lutely harmless. Sargol is sold by
The Hausman Drug Co. and other
good druggists everywhere and ev-
cry package contains u guarantee of
weight increase or money back.
Caution:--Wh!le Sargol has pro-
duced remarkable results in the
treatment of nervous Indigestion and
general stomach disorders. it should
not. owing to its remarkable flesh
producing effect, be used by those
who are not willing to increase their
weight ten pounds or more.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-29
BRITISH OFFICIALS DENY
OUTBREAK IN EGYPT

London. Oct. 2S.-Official denial
was given in London today to the re-
port sent out from Berlin. October
%. that there had been sanguinary
encounters between the British gar
rison and indian troops at>Alexan-
dria, Egypt. and that court martial
there had sentenced 80 men to
death.
This German report. said to he
from official sources. was declared to
be an entire fabrication, the best
proof of which was inTtne fact that
no Indian troops are stationed at
Alexandria
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-29
AMERICAN C0NsUL.GENERAL
AND LORD MAYOR OF DRESDEN
EXCHANGE CORDIAL LETTERS

Berlin.-The following exchange
of letters has taken place between
the American Consul-Generai and
ing to Dresden newspapers received
here:
Consul General OF the United States,
Dresden
1T has come to our knowled ge
that not a few members OF the Amer
lean colony in Dresden have entered
the service of the Red Cross. At our
recent general meeting we passed a
resolution expressing to these mem
bers OF the American colony the spe-
cial thanks of the council of the city
of Dresden for their high minded at
titude
We request the highly esteemed
consul general to kindly forward our
resolution to the members of the
colony concerned, and We grasp this
opportunity to assure you that the
city authorities will also do every
thing in order to render the stay of
the American colony in Dresden dur
ing the war IN comfortable as pos
sible'
The American Consul-GeneraI sent
the following reply:
Dear Mr.. Lord Mayor:
Il had the honor to receive your
communication containing the infor-
nation that the council of Dresden
learned that various members of the
American colony We're engaged in
making things for the Red Cross
city council it was resolved to cx-
press to the American colony in
Dresden the city's thanks for its in
terest in this charitable work. You
had the kindness to request me to
convey to the members of the colony
this resolution of the council of
Dresden.
Il shall not fail to inform my com
patriots of your kind letter and will
also take the liberty of sending n
copy of the resolution to the State
Department at Washington.
II take this opportunity to express
to sou, my dear Mr.. Lord Mayor, and
through You to the other members of
the council OF the City of Dresden
my sincerest appreciation of the ex-
traOrdinary courtesies which the city
authorities and the inhabitants OF
Dresden have shown to the Amcri-
cans here. Not only have they been
treated with the greatest friendli-
ness but | have also heard from
British and French subjects who are
soiourning here. Of the more than
treatment which has
been accorded them. and which they
will never forget. Many hotels and
boarding houses have permitted Il
great number of them to remain
without paying. after having prom
ised to settle the matter on their re-
turn home.
u remain. my dear Mr. Lord May
or and members of the City Council.
with best respects.
Yours,
IL. Allen BergholZ.'
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-29
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Delay Has Been Dangerous
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The chronicle=news., 1914-10-29
WARS EFFECT on
AMER. COMMERCE
SHOWN IN REPORT

Washin gton. Oct 2g.--War's con
| tinuous effect on American com
mcrce shows a tremendous increase
on the sale OF food stuff for foreign
armies and marked slump in the
expectation of cotton, machinery and
materials for use in manufacturing
according to statistics in detail com
piled by the department of com
merce. E..
Exports OF grain and meats
jumped to practically unprecedented
quantities in september. resulting in
a great Improvement over August
| trade and aosubstantial export bal
ance, but ths decrease IN the sale
abroad of cotton and manufactures
resulted In loss compared with
September, 1918, OF $61.902,6GS
The gain for September's EXPORTS
over those for the first month of the
| war was $5i .9GS.2l9. That repre-
sented in part, the vast demand i'm
posed on American sranaries and
packing houses TO feed some of the
armies and livestock in the war
zone. Supplemental figures obtained
at the department showed that the
expectations of canned beef jumped
from 3G4.693 pounds in September.
| 1913. to 2,gS5,256 last month. More
than 1.O3I, 400 pounds OF fresh meats
were shipped abroad last month,
compared with 634,523 in Septem-
Der. 1913. Most of the meat went TO
France.
| The war growth of grain exports
was as marked Barley sales jumped
from 25l.454 bushels in September,
t91 B. to ,2.7S1,2sG: last month"; oats
from 3lS.92s. to 1o.7SO.l65: wheat
from. L "7l.l63 to 25.sG9.lO while
rite exports increased from 1856
99a pounds to 1O.443.Sl7.
The slump in exports Of cotton
during September compared with
last year. amounted to nearly $780,
100000.
With the partial restoration Of
shipping facilities a remarkable inn
provement in the exports to some. of
the I.atin-American countries was
shown over the first month of the
war. Trade to Germany remained at
a s,andstill. Septembers exports be-
ing less than $4,000. Trade to Rus
sia and Belgium remained at low
ebb. but that to the United Kingdom
twas fairly well maintained.
The United States bought from
thte world last month goods valued
at 1O4,09S,G1l compared with i'm
ports OF s17i.OS4.S4S in September
1918. Increases in imports were
Ishown from the United Kingdom. Ar
gentina. Canada, Cuba and Holland.
I Greatest decreases were shown in
imports from Germany, France. Bel
GUM and Russia There was an in
crease in imports of prepared food
stiffs' with marked decline in
manufactures