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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
Stener pcringte.

9urd bus 9eriasen pes Steusrs
zines glutOmpbils, pelt Iebtsres BON
Diner 5bcma aus Ct. 9puis, Wo..
seIentt puroe. ihlus Ser araftpagen
an Der Mithel 9lpenue unb Roie Sill
glpenue I'm uno besru6 ben Genter,
iotpis bsNen 5rsuno George 8ropn
unter iid. Die @srungliidten trusen
abi6iirfungen am aOrpsr oappn unb
tpuroen na6 oem Bethesda SpipitaI
gebra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
Sebimgxngslus

- ~ " y ~ ~ "
ran3a bic uebergabe
ber RegiernnQ in
Uterifo.
Saltilto, WleritO, 8. 2tugait,
bia ~Garebo, 5eras, a. 2luguit. Die
llnterbanblunsen be3iigli6 Der irieos
li1sn le6eroabe Der Regierung in
Werifo an bic aDnititutionuliitsn 6as
zen iicb aeri6lagsn. General Gar-
ranSa Mil BON ben 8ebingungen, Die
bon Oen @ertretern bes proDiioriI6eu
prGIioenten Garbaial unterbreitet pur.
ben. nidts pifTsn fonosrn berlangt
eine 6ebingungsloie llebergdbe.
Stabt Merito, 4. 2(uguit. -
Der prooiIorifde prdiiosnt Garbaial,
bic Wlitglieber Des aongreFes unb
9ertreier Der 8unbesdrmee tonferiren
i'm Electromagnetic beaiiali6 Der bebiaz
gungsloien llebergdbe Der Regieruns
an bic Sonftitutiondliiten Die &ts
iint aebt Dorldufia oabin. oaB bic Sc
nerdle Oregon uno 9olBales bon Der
Qrmee Der aonItitutipndliiten cine
tempOrdre militarii4e Regieruna Gl.
beu iollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
periDnalsT otisex.

Ssrr @Ibert 9ism, Gbef ber
Diem &c Wins papsr Co., erirantte
am Wontas BEL ieinsr Qlutunft in Rsp
Yort gang pl0BIid unb Der SausarSt
beg Sotel NcQlpin fteqte oas 2eiben
ouf Appendicitis fsIt. 6err Diem purs
be fogIeid in Elm pripatboipital ses
bradt unb pperirt. Sein gefiu6en
mar gsitsrn. pie bic 4sr;ts periitern,
befrieoigeno. 5rdu Diem bsfinbet
ii6 an Der Settle ibres 9atten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
9feutral

9lei6t ma d ibrtr GrtlG :
rung ole 2urtei.
&Onitantinopel, A. 2lusuit.
Die tiirtii6e Resieruns bat an
0isnitas 2lbenb Die Grtldruns abses
ssben, baB iis iid in Der europdiidsn
Strite neutral per6alten piirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
ltnfua.

= Bon einem Motorrab ipurbe aez
itern qbsnb an Der 9. unb Mouno
Strabe Der 40 Sabre alte .Sarrp Staus
fer bon go. 326 Dsii 6. Strabe ntes
berorH-snn unb truq einen unterf1en-
telbtuh bapon. Stnufer ipurbe nan
benz isdbtii@su 5vipitaI asbraat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
Gnglii6es WsinenIHiif
@un Ocutidjen ariessidJifiem in ben
6ranb sebobrt.

Gnglifder 5orpeb o 5 o ot.
serf0rer NIT tnapper
Rotb enttommen.
9onbon. a. 2lus. Sin enalH6ss
Wiineni6iff tpur0e BON beutidsn
&riegsihiffen in ben 8runb gsbofri.
Der englii6e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
..pathfinbsr" puroe DON ben beuti4en
S6iffsn psrfolet, ubsr es aelana ibm.
feline islu6t su 6etperfitelligen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
Gemti6lanb

bat teine Nrieg sert a :
runa an Gnglano erz
ldiien.
2onbon, 4. Mug. Die ariegss
ertldruna Gnglanbs an 9euti6lanb
erfolate I'm iie6en ubr 2tbenbs.
Die amtlihe 9lntiinbiauna bag
9eutidlanb ben aries an Gngldno
ertlart babe. berubte auf einem sSrr.
thum in elmer gsfanntma4uns Der
Nomiralitdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
8er. StaatsH follsn per4
mitteln.

DaibingtOn, >. g.. A. alus.
Senator WeGumber rsi6te am Dienss
tag I'M Senat cine ReioIutipn elm,
0asa ipsIss Der praiiSsnt aufssfor.
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ben bic 6elgii9en 8ebDrbsn bic brabt
loie Decentralization beihlagnabmt
bic cui oem Oade Der oeutihen S6ul.
in griifel einseri4tet pproen ipar.
9eIaif4e RationGlbant
brinat Wert6papisre
in Si6sr6stt.
9rIiiel 4. 2luguit. WGbrenD
Der Raht pom Montda auf 0ienitag
oina BON bier Elm Spnber3ua d6, csr
ale Dertbpapiere, bic iit in Der ga.
tionalbdnt Don gelaien beianoen, naG)
2(ntrerpen iiterfiibrte.
egsbeqeiIterund in
GnglanO.
2onbon, a. 9(uguit Cine pros
flamatic~ oss aonias George, in pet.
der bic Wo6ilma6ung oss eHgliI9en
6eeres -eoronet pi-b. uurbe an
Sienitaa DON ben sur g0ris fiibrenben
Gtufen perlsisn. Cine oepaltioe Wlens
ie9enmenge, bic ii6 Dor BEN gorIenaez
bGube aHeeiammeIt bate, beariibte
bieie 9srleiuna nit sntbuiialtii6em
ssu6sl uno fana bic Tationaltbmnc.
Die 3ariH< Mutter in 81 :
pen6agen.
2onb on. 4. 2luguIt. Die 3urin.
Wtutter Warid TeoeroDna lit, laut
bier singeirOffsnen Radri9tsn, in &o=
penbagen angelangt Unb lie nil nun
periu6en, iiber Stpsoen uno Jinns
lamb ct. petersbura gu errei6en. sic
befano fih BON Gnalano aug auf Der
Riidrsiie na6 Der ruiiiihen 6aupt.
itaot, als iie in Berlin dngebaltsn
uno sur Riidreiis aespuuasn puros.
Ruffiide Spionin in
9 6peben srnifdt.
Sto dbolm. a. 2luguit. Sn
Seiteriunb. i'm n6roIi6en 5beil DON
S9pebeH. III cine Seiterrsidsrin Ras
mems .SuIia 5tos psrbaftet porben, bic
cine ruiiii6s Spionin isin fol-. Die
frau ioll au pferbe our& Rprpegcn
uereift iein. On ibr purben pbotoerds
phiide 4ufnabmen Don noriregiI3n
iSorts uno 2unotarten aefunben.
SIR ben Rot6faIl.
2onbon, a. 2tuguit. SIM llns
terbuuie ipurbsn am Tisuitag inner
balb BON fiinf Minutsu einitimmig
s525. 100000 fir Rotbfall 9lussaz
zen befpilligt unb nod cine an5ab. |
gorlagen dnsenommeH.
5panien bleibt neutral.
" ori6, 4. sluguit. Die ipani.
DIE Hegierung bereitet cine Trofla.
nation por. in meldler lie ibre gieu.
ralitdt ertl1rt.
yrantret9s premier iber
ben &rieg.
paris. A. quguit. "3remitrminis
ter CAB in Der Deputirtsntammer am
Oienitas Ramens Der Rssierung bic
mtli6s Grtldrung iiber ben aries a6.
sr 6stcnte. oaB 6rantrsia ben Sriss
iht seipiinitt babe, iOnbern proDos
irt fporben lei. aber es piirbe IiG
'st segen 0eutfdlanb ooer irsenb
me dnbere Wa9t bsrtbeibisen, bon
'el6er ss angesriffen rpiirbe.
Der premierminiiter bstpnte oann,
aB bic WobiIiiirung in Rublono i'm
jange lei unb rieiissn Gutbuiiasmus
.rpcrrufe, unb oab geIaisn $50, 900
2ann inter ben @affen babe, nm
IN Ganb 5u psrtbsibigen. 9(uberbem
/ bic enslifde 5lotte mobiIiiirt unb
lei engltide armee fperbe mobiI gee
att. Wdbreno oieier 9lusfiibrunaen
urofn bem ruiiii6en gotihaiter unb
IN snsliihen 8Otfdaftsr Cir isran>
3 gertie. bic in Der 8aQerie iaben,
geiiterte Spaiionen BON Seiten Der
Il II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
Seine Ydfie

yer ldngte ma d Der * rteg g.
ertlGrun9 Ger britti DE
Bot d a fter BON gers
lin.
Berlin. A. 2luguit. aur5 nud
iisben llbr am Sisnitas gf6enb rpra6
Sir Soparb 9ofden, Der britifds
gOtfdafter, i'm 2luspdrtissn glmt
Dor unb iibsrmittelts bic arissssrtlds
rung gnslanbs an Deutidlunb. pGs,
rsno er gu slei6sr 3eit I'M bic 4us=
itelung ieinsr pdfe srIuAts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
Die 9eutiHen npr Siittid,,
Gin ansriff aui bic Sc
itung foil absefdIasen
l. --.-. IA, a y d q >, a >,

9riiffsl. 4. 2lusuit. Sisr tpurbl
betannt sessbsn. odb ole 9euti6er
persebens bic ilebereabe Der s5eitunc
Siittid perlanst bdtten. 9lls lie oann
periu9ten. bic Geiiuns i'm Sturm gu
nsbmsn. fpurben lie anssbli6 5uriidsss
fflassn. alad sin ansriff auf 9a.
rl'ur ipurSs anssbli4 abeslgIaasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
On, III nhr iH2

puris, a. 9luquii 2aut einer
Depsi8e aus g2ii9, Serbien, an ben
.Matin" foIen Die Oeitsrrei4er qm
Sonntag in Der Rabe bon Semenbriu
in elmer Sdla6t nit ben Serbsn eins
Gieoerldge uHo i4tpere gerluits erlit.
ten baben.
Setgien bei6lagnabmt
lfaE. -
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brabtlofe 5slsgraz
b ben II q tio n.

griiifel, a. @uauit. Qaut einsl
Weibuna beg glattes .GbrOnique" ia.
ben bic 6elsiiden 8ebOrosn bic brabt
loie Decentralization bsIdIagnabmt
bic cuf benz Oa6e Der oeutihsn S6ul.
iH griiiIsl einserihtet puroen lpar.
9eIaif6s RationGlbant
brinet @ertbpapiere
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-05
I'm e iherhsi

grifiel. 4. 2tuauit WGbreri
Der RaGt ppm Montdq auf 0ienita:
9ina BON bier Elm SDnbersuu ab, esl
aae Dertbpapiere, bic iith in Der gta
tionnlbant Don gelaien bsianosn, uad
2(ntnerpeu lherfiibrte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30

Herbert Heft. oliver Burton. Arthur
Cruise. Arthur Smith. Leroy Wafl.T
Conrad Hartley. Irwin NeaA,l. Marvin
Jones.
Hospital Scene blanche Sryth. r.sse
Sew wau. Joseph Rel. LEROY Walden
conrad Hartley. Arthur Cruise
Marching Through Gsorr.a"-Tbe
tNf~ Ht co.. Society.
Camp l.r". Nrg.o cook. oliver Bur
ton. aI the boys.
IrrfIuE Hf NIgrt-Huaf David yayt
Irwin NraE,l. all tho boys
i.N"n scene S,ufIr,I-. Leroy WaI-
don Conrad Hartley. Prisoners. Arthur
HHI'H. Arthur Cruise. Herbert Heft.
I;alElr- Round the Flag''-A'I the
Drafted Into fhe Aruy-=Zelle Hare
r'...'Ir Dream Vera Tough. Eara
STILES. Joseph I...I
soldiers Estlru-AI'ce Miller. Edna
-il.,N I..ar.h" ~wrfl. Vera Tough.
,,rN" i.1r.I-',r. Anna Hartley. Zelda
Hare. 900 fh" boys
'H" Vacant thair''=tura Hartley
A.r. .l.Il'r. Mildred IItman
columbian Drill Martha T.1r.Ne-.
jeanette Rodgers Blanche YOUNG Fl.s-
.'f Mccoy. Gertrude Rodgers. Iulu
H'.N'... ."rrica Morrow. Lulu NarDine.
L...r "r.. Vida Jones. Itfa Mason
Lean AEu.w. D. IH E.Hur. EafTa Harsh.
Virginia AHti~artnnu. Nn.ta Price
Goddess or Liberty Grand
I,e,de--Nuss nrirton.
l'IIH'. "Al.irrI Fa.Iuure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
ALL DAY MARKET

The Center Market will b. open all
day IN spite Of the fact that this IS
decoration Day and a national hoI.,
day. All 81 the renters OF stalls viii
De on hand throughout the day TO
supply the wants OF their customer
ana there Will he no closing of M.
market until tonight at the usual time
No doubt the fact that the Centre
market is 10 be kept open will be-
very gratifying 10 those who pur.
chase thrir produce and necessary
supplies on the Market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
CAPT. M'CRAE SAFE

captain Charles J.. NcCrao who ras,
IuIS city several days ago on a fri1
10 london, was not on tho Inflated
IMPRESS OF ireland. which sank T.ar
ne u,H'H az DO" -. Lawrence river
" W. me loss of several hundred live
~ gov S"INailonfet Were on the shin
sailing for London England ~ .tt,rs
lhr International meeting. and as The
majority or them lost their lives f-
Nae thought that Doe might have be.r
among the number At Sa1v-t-o-
army headquarters Yesterday. In Vas
med mot Captain Nc'rac would
N,N from New York today ON tho
-l. Hrr Olympic 20 attend tho Tnf.-.
~. III lloh"I meeting OF salvation ARMY
o'iO.Il- at London. nanny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
DOLNICS IS HELD

Carl Uoi1ics. foreign s1'oorfst. was
held 90 await the action OF the sep
'omb"r grand jury by Squire Hobbs
last night on charge of selling ir.
'oNlcau-s 20 a minor John Louis. a
touth. was the proscCufiur witness.
Ioluirs' arrest was subsequent Co the
arrest OF young Louis and TWO other
bows by tho polio" on drunk charges.
The boys claimed that they secured
lciT drinns az DoluiCs' saloon on
Main street Al tho hearing last even.
ing the cct'slauf was represented bv
attorney \. J.. Slwtoll' and the state
by Prosecutor p ~. AdGI.man Dol
Escs furnished bond In th. sum az
500 guaranteeing his appearance be
fore the next grand jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
BATHING BEACH
TO OPEN TODAY
~ EELlNSlTEs WILL SOON az
Enjoy ING PLEASURES OF
ATLANTIC CITY

Coolest Spot i1 TIE Greater Cr
PROM ses % Be Better Patron ired
T-an last Wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
PYTHIANS NOW
IN AUSTRALIA

A KNIGHTS OF Pythias lodge has
been organized I'm Australia. The new
lodge Is known as Australia Iodge No.
!, OF Melbourne. II was instituted
March Is by Deputy Supreme Chan.
ccllor Edward Mnlhausor. formerly Of
New York. The lodge started with
forty cight members. Pythian 3
The United States are
proud that thSir order Is arovInr san
rapidly that IL now extends To- tb.
AntipOdes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
TRACKS ON STREET

Several local autoists complained 10
me police lest uight that PARTIES ON
Souih Main street were 'ecatterir.,
JACKS about the street and that their
tlF's were being punctured Tho
aui 9lsts broueht several of the tarks
,o n,ao quarters The police are ina
a Gu" 10 the guilty parties ana NAT
II me practice IS not stopped arrests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
CONFIRM CLASS

1t Rev. p. J. Donahue. y. D.. Bish.
op or Wheeling will. on Sunday con.
hrm @ large class at ST Xavier
church az PurkersburC az ..30 o.rlnrI
ln 10" afternoon. 4 large crowd d.
expected 10 DO present at tho con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30

attend the Big Lot Sale az YorkviIIe
Io,5ay. sale starts at g o'clock. A. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
MINER INJURED

Anthony Chick. a coal miner sus
taln"l two fractured legs I'M an acc,
e'H- az Or" kiChiAnd mine yesr,rN
gay morning in a FAN OF slate d..
Hospital. where Dr flaming ana H.
Abersold attended him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
Lighters Labor

The household problem nova
days is how 10 secure a good ser
want and keep her contentcd. d"
Help of this kind has become so
scarce throughout the country that
the maid frequently makes the
terms rather than the mistress
The weekly washing is usually the
bone Of contention " Up-to-datc
people, however. have learned that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30

ATTEND the Big Lot Sale 90 VorkvIile
today. Sale starts az g c'cIock. a C.
JONES, Proprietor. Norkvlie. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30

Bslle i-le beach v.I D. c-e-rf sa-
OBJ" season today and 10 Oh. weather
man cpnH1l's bis past antics and
rCzsfs tho residents ~ N.f..lt-- ny
20 death. no Ie more than r-.lHh r, rfHf
th" beach u.l be- crowded rHts after.
noon Bath houses have been con.
strurted as well as r,t-sSrrns-t,
stands The large locker -oorn viii
accommodate 100 W.a
In the near future dancing -ayu.
lion viii b" constructed u viii Boa
"a modern affair and viii bo built to
stay The door viii b. above "a Tftt.
on"foot Hood STAGE and VIII DO sup.
ported BY thirty uvc mammoth con.
crete piers The beach Wall Do oror.
afet alouE lines similar 90 those rr..
vailirg iu large cities.
Attend the ala %, Sal. q. >y,-L,.fif.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
CONFIRM CLASS
Large Class Will Receive First Com
runion at 81. Joseph's Cathedral
Sunday Norrfnu

SUNDAY uornIn- az 81 Joscph's
cathedral larl. class will t3te frsf
communion and the services will omen
or O'Clock. IN tho evening tho NAV
procession viii BE-. lIysn ON the con.
vent grounds iu addition To tho in
,,'silnE OF scapulars. tho renewal Of
h1ptismal promises and other reIisI.
Gus 'y,rcmonios large crowd is cx-
p"Ctod 10 bee present
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-03
YELLOW PERIL NO DREAM.
Japanese University Professor Has
Plan For Restricting immigration.

JSPaHeSe ~ nIvOr8Ny ProTOBSof 00S
Plan For Restricting Immigration.
Minneapolis. April 3.-Outlining a
policy which he contends would COM
pletely solve not only the perplexing
problem Of Japanese immigration, but
also the dread yellow peril" Prof.
Gidney L. Gulick, a professor IN Dosh-
isha University and lecturer in the
Imperial University Of Kyoto, Japan.
spoke before the Minneapolis Civic and
Commerce Association at luncheon AT
the West Hotel.
DR. Gulick has lived and studied in
japan since 1886, and is recognized as
one Of the foremost authorities on Jap
anese problems and politics in the
world.
CAN immigration to America should
be restricted hereafter to per cent
annually Of those Of each nation who
are already naturalized, together with
their American-bor childden,' said he.
This rate would permit unlimited
immigration from North Europe.
would slightly diminish immigration
from south and east Europe, and al
low only slight immigration from
Asia. Thus would all charges Of dis
elimination be avoided.
is based is that We should admit no
more aliens from any people that We
can assimilate. Assimilation, how
ever, takes place largely by means Of
those already naturalized who know
the languages, customs and ideals Of
both lands.
II should like to urge the establish
ment Of three bureaus to aid in effect
ing this theory.
First. a bureau Of registration in
registered until they become citizens.
Second. bureau of education to set
standards, prepare text books and hold
examinations free of charge.
Third, bureau OF naturalization.
Certificates Of graduation from the
bureau Of education and good behavior
from the bureau Of registration should
be essential to naturalization.
Take Oath on "Fourth."
"All new citizens should take the
oath of allegiance to the flag on the
Fourth of July, on which day there
should be professions with banners
and badges, orations Of welcome and
responses.
I'm the christianization Of Asia lies
the only safety from the yellow peril
This latter is no ,romanticist's dream,
but a real issue to be worked against
with every resource.
"The advance OF christianity In
Japan received severe setback by
reason Of the attitude of the United
States in the recent California con-
troversy. The United States sends its
missionaries to preach christianity to
us the japanese said. yet they be-
have in a most christian man
ner themselves In this matter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-03

here, sent telegram to DIR. f. II.
Crane OF Odebolt. asking him to be.
come bull moose candidate for con-
gress in the Eleventh district DIR.
Crane at once wired j. Il. Wertz Of
Spencer, Iowa. chairman Of the confer
ence, his acceptance. He promised to
make vigorous campaign This will
make a three cornered battle for con-
gress in the Eleventh district. Nearly
all the counties In the district were
represented. J. r. Wertz IL a leading
figure In the progressive party OF tho
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-03

the day that the latter was unable to
come on account OF having To- so to
the hospital for 4 short time. dele
cation Of twenty Ave came from Cory
don. fifteen from Seymour. dozen
from Ottumwa, and good sized delega-
items from all the towns Of Appanoose
county. The dollar a plate banquet
was served by the ladies OF the First
Baptist church.
Or. Crane Will Run in Eleventh.
LIE Mars. April 3--The Eleventh dis
trict bull moose conference. In session
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-03

For Sale-Eggs for Matching. l sent
you my mating list. bat 10 date I have
failed to receive that order. Why send
east, to the much advertised breeders
and pay a fancy price for your eggs
when you can get better stock and eggs
of me at lower price? When you buy
eggs OF the breeder with a whole paee
advertisement n the poultry journals
you help pay for that ad. My at!ver-
tiscment is small. which enables me to
sell at a lower price. Remember
have been breeding Rose and Single
Comb Reds for ten years, and they
are now. equal to the best, and when
you get eggs Of me you, arc getting
them from the highest scoring ten reds
in our Big Show OF 1913, in a class OF
over 200 birds.
There are no strings to my PROPOSE
ton except the ones you get around
that package OF eggs you order My
eggs are Matching fine this season and
I am going to make you remarkable
offer, II you do not get twelve live
chucks from every fifteen eggs you or
der OF me. will send you another set
ting at half price. Don't send an IN
fertile eggs back to me. JUS write me
a letter stating your results. guaran-
tee YOU the squarest deal you ever had.
Don't delay. sit down and send me mat
order at once. II you don't we both
lose money.
Yours for more and better Reds. Tom
Oxenfield. Marshalltown. Iowa. Phone
S56 green.
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new BANK system "A
Atlant. in South.

District No. s. Atlanta. Capital $4,-
7O2,7S0, with 372 national banks, etc.
Territory. Alabama, Georgia, Florida,
eastern Tennessee. southern Mississippi
and southeastern part Of Louisiana.
District No. Z. Chicago. Capital $13,-
1925 with 9S4 national banks. etc.
Territory. Iowa, southern Wisconsin.
all Of the southern peninsula of Mich
igan, northern Illinois ana part of In
diana.
District No. s, st. Louis. Capital
$6,219,323, with 434 national banks, etc.
Territory. Arkansas, eastern Missouri.
all Illinois not included in district Z,
all Indiana not in district Z, all Ken
| lucky not in district 4, all Tennessee
not in district 6, and all Mississippi!
not in district 6.
Minneapolis in North.
District No. 8, Minneapolis. Capital.
$4,7O2,S64, with 6s7 national banks etc
Territory Montana North. Dakota,
South Dakota, Minnesota. all Wiscon-
sin and all Michigan not in district q.
District No. 10, Kansas City. Cap
/ ital, s5,594,916, with $50 national banks,
etc. Territory, Kansas Nebraska, Col
| orado. Wyoming, all Missouri not In
cluded in district 5, northern Okla
homa and part of New Mexico.
District No. II, Dallas. Capital,
s5,6s4O91, with 1875 national banks. etc.
Territory, Texas. all New Mexico and
Oklahoma not in district 10. all Loulsi-
ana not in district 6, and several
counties in Arizona.
District No. ~, San Francisco. Cap
ital ss,115,524, with 514 national banks,
etc. Territory, California, Washington.
Oregon, Idaho, Nevada and Utah and
all Arizona not included in district
No. II.
Another Bank in West?
The organization committee was not
authorized by law to provide for
branch banks of the federal reserve
| banks, but the act states that such
banks shall be established. This task
will be left to the supervision Of the
federal reserve board, yet to be ap-
pointed by President Wilson.
The organization committee in its
announcement called attention to the
fact that under the requirements OF
the act it could not find grounds for
the establishment of more than one
bank on the Pacific coast. but held out
the hope that in the near future an
other bank would be authorized by
congress and located somewhere in this
great section.
To Notify Banks.
The next step to be taken by the or
ganization committee will be the noti-
fication to banks entering the system
Of the plans for the districts. Within
thirty days after such notice is received
by banks each must, under the law.
begin the payment for its stock IN
the reserve bank in its district. Each
bank must subscribe per cent Of its
combined capital and surplus and the
capitalization announced for each dis
trict is based upon this 6 per cent
subscription.
The payment Of subscriptions by
banks would be spread over many
months, but in the meantime Presi-
dent Wilson is expected to announce
the five members Of the federal reserve
board. The president said today that
owing to the fact that the process Of
organization will take some time, no
immediate announcement will be
made.
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Banquet Of South Iowa Democrats.

centerville, April 3-Southern iowa
democrats. $50 strong. sat at the JEFF
fersonian banquet at the armory last
night and listened to prominent state
and Eighth district leaders praise the
principles Of the party and the record
OF the Wilson administration. The two
candidates for governor. John Than
ilton Of Cedar Rapids and v. R,Mc-
Ginnis OF Leon. and the candidate for
senator Fred f. White. were on the
toast program. but word came during