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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

Sdypiegeriobn ,nb 9eid)tpater. Grant
abcrmaIs elm Sab @eiti, elm 6abWtetb
unb Elm Sob 9ier, sins fiibn in oas
Eager 9atpfas inb nlad]te iid) nit
liitioer @orten gum Sreulo. Vntpfa
pertro!lte linn arglos 0aS Seer all.
Der bclbenbafte @aiiili fiibrte oaS
Ser in eincn g9alo, it1rfte iib ourb
einen 9uten Srunf, rib einen Baum
aus Der grbe unb eridlug bas gan5e
Seer. llnb bic befreitsn aieiper jubelz
ZEN ibn 3u nnb mollten i'm gum reib-
item Ionne Ser @eIt maben. Gr aber
erbat lid; bon jebem Soi,s ein sSal,
gBein cin Sab Bier, elm Sab Wietb
unS tom Siiriten eiuen 8elcitbrief
iiir alle Sddnfen bes 3aren. 60 burf-
te @oiiili Ser Selo III aQcn Sd)dnfen
GuBlanbs foItenlos trinfen bis all
iein icliges Gnoe.
Sdipcrlib pcrben 9tiihternbeits.
tage einem 9olte belfen, oas iolde
&erle 5u Nationalbeloen bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

Wertb Der 8onbs semadt tpurSsn;
ipie piele bon bieien Bombs am @ers
fiderunsssaompasnien unb Spar>
banten perfauft ipurben nno fpeIde
lImitdnbe Den Wsrtb Der gonbs ic
fart berabgebriidt baben.
HeprGientont 5oipnsenb tbeilte nit,
ipie elm pittsburs. .Soleboer spnbitnt
crganiiirt ipuroe, I'M benz penribls
pania Spitem aonturrens gu MAIDEN,
irie bi Selpetts2inie unb anbere
Sabnlinien bon Der pittsburg Mls
baib Terminal Hailpdp Gp. iibernrms
men fpuroen uno ipie bieie idlie5lif
Die pittsburs Sermindl Rnilipap auD
Goal So. iibernubn, bic auf so Bill
lionen Dollars abgei6dbt pnrOs.
ytdhbem oas gei9eben mar, tpurbe cir
oDliger @eruidtunssfries segen Nie
Terminal So. begonnen. Gs fpnrbe
ibr 5radt entSosen unb aontralic,
ipelfe lie nit &pblens aompaenien ob.
geldloRen bette, purben getiinbist, 10
oab ihlieb.if bic Serminol Sc. IN
Den ganterott serietb. Sopnsenb iuiu
in Grfabru1g brinsen, bonn mem bic
9erni9tuns bieies 9srmDsens bspsrts
itellist ipuroe, pura ipelte ale 9orOss
Snbaber, bdrunter @eriiderungss
aompaenien, Sparbanten unb F6sar
serihtli6e aapitalsanlasen fir Gitte
men uno Waiien i6psr geI6abist
iporben iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

Der p10bIide Sob ber
9 oenben. Ridt ielten bort mon
bon plDbIiben Sobesfdllen, bic iidj
beim Baden ersisnen. Gelp0bnIifj
beibt es 'Sann. bab ben 8abenoen in.
foIse Der lleberanitrensuns unb Gr.
hibuns Elm SsrSidIas setroffsn bats.
9lu4 Der polle Wasen pirb bispcilsE
als llria6e ansesebsn. inoem man an
nimmt, bab Der Grtruntene unter
Waifsr erbro6en bat. Qber biei,
@riinoe pirten ni9t INNER plauiibei.
beionoers bann ni6t. tpsnn be
S6pimmer junss, trdftiss bauiis
du4 seiibts 2eute iinb, Bel benen elm
SerSfebler iebr unipubrfdsinlid IL.
Iuh purbe bel ben meiiten Settionen
Der 2siden am Seraen ni6ts eeflnts
Den. 0a 1T nun eine SppOibeie eun5
intsreiiant, bic Or. u. Giitti6 Don
Jrantfurt IN Der .Meoi5inii6en alis
nil entlpidslt. Gr Sisbt ben ipsez
nanntsn @sitibuIarappardt be siunes
ZEN Sbrss in getradt beiIsn St0run.
gen S4pinOsl, 9lissn5ittern (Rpitus,
mus) unb grbre9en bsruOrrufen iSas
nen. 0srartise gri6einlInsen treten
bel eeipiiIsn Wsniden aui - bsiors
bers bel iolden, bic sine 9diion bes
SrommeIfellss baben, nber au9 bfi
anoeren, oer,n 9rommsIiea intatt lit,
= ipenu man ihnen taltes Waiier ins
Sbr iprist. Die pl6bli1en Sobess
fGGe i'm @aTsr iinb bur9 iOlas G.is
5unesn bes peitibulGreu glpparates
SpansIos gu erildren. &c sibt elns
Menge MenI6sn. bic pon Sussnb in
eine.t Rib i'm Srommelfen babeu, obne
etipas papou gu ipiirsn. Qu6 lam ?.
q. Elm mibIunssner aOpfipruns 5u els
mem Rib fiibren. Damn bringt taltss
DaFer burd ben Guberen Gsb0rsans
in Die puutenb0hIe elm uno rei5t oon
bier aug ben peitibularen 4pparat. &c
tommt au OrisntirunssftDrunss -
benz bas 9eiti6uIi,m III oas itatiits
Ginresorsln - unb gum grbretsn
infolss Rsi5uns Der Waeennerpen aiif
nsrp0iem Wsge pom 9ebirne Der. %.
bei 1T Elm boiler Wdsen uatiirlih sss
fdbrli6er aIs Elm Iserer. Wlan miib:e
baber, 70 Dsrlanet Or. Giitti9. asute
nit srOmmelfenOsfsttsn iparnen, -.lls
gu tiihns aopfipriinse aus5ufiibreE
obsr in gu taltsm Waifsr unterautaN.
den. Gin ins DIR seitsdter Mattss
pfropfen 1T Elm sutes @orbsusungss
mittel sssen bic 9efubr, Die Dem ins
neren DIRE Sroht.
G darf.
sd besreiie Gid nid)t, Clio. @ei.
ne Che lit nod ME birb eineu Sdat'
ten betriibt ipor6enl"
= .Ra ia: no fein 2idt lit, Gbt
es natiirIih aud feinen Shatten!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
Ser ymsiRs Sbee" 8uRlanSs
gon &urt s. ii d | e r.

cSi;noit fonnte man in ben SeItlln'
gen Ieien, oaB ruiiilte WtaBlgtelts'
lapoIteI in getreuIiber9eiolglng zines
iieierIiden slntiuIfoboI &eifrlptlms
ibres Barren einen pierIHo5Dan5lg'
l5tiinoigen gfii6ternbeitstag fllr gan5
IRuBlano proflaniert batten aein
fStnapsbGnoler oilrfte on oielemSag,
ispollte er iih nid)t ltrenger StraTe
iausieben, opeiben Sbee" prfaufen,
iapie ser efte EIiie ieinen gellebten
&orui6napps nennt. llno mas mar
lbas Reiultat? RunO oreitduieno Wtens
iiden lagen am 9Ibenb 0es belllgen
lgtiihternbeitstages pollfpmmen be-
trunfen in ben @uiien Der SauptltaOi
ON Der Retpa. 3ebn itarben on raider
0llfoboIpergiftung. Ran bate Iif
Saas 5upor reitlio6 nit Spiritus oer'
heben uno proteitirte am Gag Ger
lNiiGternbeit nit aller SeDeIstraTt
eines banDieiten 9faui2es gegen Die
sariih profIamirte MdBigteit. llnS
man crmiBt Die 8etpaIt oicles ipon'
tanen Eroteits, penn man beocntt,
f6uB IN ct. Yetersburg nu6 lorgIal'
lfie geiiibrter Statiitif ali getpobnli'
H,hen Sagen MIR" $50 Ferionen bi,r9-
r1hnittlid) I'M SuItan0 pofDmmenlter
Erunfenbeit in ben Strabell alifgele.
ien nereen.
Sb cs ben ruiiiidcn Ma6tbabert
unit ibren MISUNDERSTANDING 10
bitter ernit lit? &unb 5IpeibunOert
i@tiaicnen 9fubeI 5iebt @ater6en 3ar
laaiibrIih aus Der granntpeinltener.
0os fino na6 beutiten @eloe GAO
-Nilionen Narf rn0 filr 6as ruliilhe
sSinan5miniiterilm ein SiinfteI oes
aeiummten Budgets. @iro man Wutb
,geEltg Daben, Inn bauerno uno ener.
lgiicb eegen eiH 2aIter au5ufampfen,
Iaus beiien fetten grtragniiien Der
iGtdat Die boben gealntergeloer be.
sablt2 S6on nander Gar bat, ipie
Der beiltige Yifolaus, pader gegen
I0ie Sritnfiudt oes &olfe5 gefampft.
9Iber bas granntpeinmonopoI oes
Gtaates, Don SSrpan Dem Shredliden
,eingciiibrt, uno ole beitigen 8eniiD-
lainget, mogItdit piel aus Dem Wono'
fpol beraussui6lassr, iino cine mins
I6eiteus ebenio itarfc Semmllng iir
Eoeu grfolg Der WtaBigfeitsberpegullg
1pie Die Sartndfigfeit, nit Delher Der
NuIie oil Die Seltgfeit bcs Rauites
igIaubt. 9enm Der 9uiie trinft ni6t
aus Sreuoe am @oblgei6mad oes
h@etr11lfs, ionoern er trlntt tetpuBt
auf bas gnbe los: auf al ben tolcn
lNaui1 bin, Der grloiung aus allen
fGorgen idafit, in oa5 foitliAe Sanb
Der geipuBtloiigfeit biniiberfiibrt uno
oie beriibrnte ruiiiifeMclanholic bon
lberSeeIe nimmt. Sus gebt 10 ieitSabr=
5uuoerteu. Shon I'M 1900 tranfer
IDie &uiieu grantlpein aus groben
lG6alen. Wonhe unb 8aitern, Snl.
6aten uno 9eamte, ale Iiebten Die
j21bmung oes Haui6es. Sic itunoen
9auieHDsis DOT ben S9GnteH, no
lman ibncn aus m1Gtigen aeiieln nit
,groBen Sol5loiielu Den peiBen Gbce
hin Die ShaIcn id)0pite. 9fitiiiife @e.
innOte in 8eriier, bonn S6ab sur 90
feI gclaoen, betraufen ii6 bernaBen
lin iiibem Shirasrpein, OaB Der Sdab
entriiitet Die Gaiel auibob. l1nb beii.
fte2 9(0miral &ci6oeltuensfp belt hi
feIiger Grililfenbeit englii6e Slider.
fboote fir japaniid,eSorpe6os unO lieB
;feuern. @Gbrcno Der Seeidlaht bon
Eid,ilihima lag slbmiral gsebosatolp
leeg gutter S9naSiss IN isines siaats..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01

y o NJ y on u 0 OuHleI''
SD Silcgte gu inetneln
Spftor I'm 8iuen uno
SeiImittel su seben.
ober bic balfen mir
nidt. Sd bate Ropf.
ipeb unp ipnnte nihl
eiisH, une Der Sottor
beitano oarauI i'd
bdtte Gin tpsiblihes
2eiben uno nj Ii s t {
mid elmer Operation
unterjieben. Sd las
! in Der 3eitnns be5lig'
Iith QpoiQ G. $luts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
Weaecaroni init CIipen.
D}on nehmc 10 0funo better Siinncr

Wt q &C q Z nj IN II SltpeH.
wsan nebmc W ssfuno better oiinncr
Wlaccnroni, Die in SaIspaiier nbgc.
foht werben, 2 gbloiiel Butter, ".
GaIicnfcpi iailre Sa9ne, 6 Clipen 2
GbIoficI ecriebenen &nrneiantdic.
gieiier iino SaI,. Cine 9Iedform
ipiro nit Butter ausgeiiribery be
IPaccaroni nebit ben iibriaen 3ntbn'
ten permepet mo bineingetban. Gie
GIipen iino porber in Stiidc bil ihueis
ben, Ole Gberflide ipir6 init geriebe'
ner Sennnel inib garmeianf1ie be-
iireut. Wan InIie Die Speiie etua %
wsiiuien i'm 9ratofen bei HabiGer
Siss baden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
gersius.gnseiaen.
Ntntidlsr g.iunier.g .g.erein.

rte gQgielieber pbjsen g,ereins itne. Bier.
ns Sss am as aunt 1914 ssriiorbsnen Tienisrs
NiIbeirn abi htine giatmiifda nm 1870 ubI
bnif Trauerbnie, 30. 1879 6nrcn apeniie
ans ans rscsi sabIrsid telanpgsner; m..,
Gonrab atagsr Sefr. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
-@Ioiie. E.

!, heb INNER 1reu' inb 9feoIi6feitl
Singt mander nit gergniigeu
llno lest iid auf bcn @cloiad brett,
Zen CT oen,1itet ieincr 8eIt
';Tur@ 0aoen ,,rib @etriiasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
3n berfaufen - Cots.
8n perfauien: (srunSsia,nthum.

Renuebn Seiebte. Sb babe geraoe nod
sipGnSig Cots 20 bet 100 iibria melde 10
fiir 81 pcr iSub bGar Neiio peridue: feline
bieier aois ioieie fuenilet ale $40 per Iub
GreIap. l4i OF 1. Sirase. i,3'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
llntrrbaItnnas Nnseiaen.
ooney Island

20 sQsilrn anj BEN Nlna--MHneiahrt 2os.
aais Teniant-gausesllfA gtrenaanmgsn
Srsie 9ieuitiiithe :. brireen S,e ois Mnss' .Ts,a
.stmi6lieks,ib freie @oottnhrt. gbppu pom
grnab,pah: $50 uub n yorH.. u 2.5u. :,
530 urio ibr abcies.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
etelfenaeindje - gseibIidj.

Erou mttIercr eiIiers beutfcber slbiluft.
iud5t SteIe nls SnnsbfIferin Del cbleHi
sDittipsr, fat 05efdiirrpafhrT ober abGin IN
einer fIeiren Camille. 23e sseif Vourf CIT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
q ecntenaen. c

Zen Geinen gibt's Der Serr i'm
SAIaie; nber man bari BET Talr tel
Inc SGIafHiiss getpeien iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
S3mei frQuen
OermeiOen
Operationen.
Nnoem lie 9pbia 6. Eiufbam's @ese'
table GomppunS einnebmcn.

Chicago, Su. sd muB Shnen rsdlt
6er.lid, fitr Qpoja &. Yintban'S Wegetable
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
gScrlnnat su fanfen.

UIie beSatlsn eie be-
tter 9reiie fhr niefeIben. abrefiirs 2. g.
800 s1eft sedfie eise. e 5000 H. bs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
gu perfauirn - geridlicbenrs.

Gunbb Store i0.i on gisIPtIIaH Sit..
Habe 9eebles Corner. i,2'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
gerIamat - @annIid

@nrte sum foioriieen elrtriit.
glnr neibige 2euie brai6eu ftG sn u1tleer.
gaa6sufrassn 3122 ggeSeHrp ase.. 9sli'
ippo6. ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-01
2u permiethen = Saui.r.
gu permietben-3immer.

1870 @ef, eibetth Ctr. .5fpei tdone
belle unb erobe 5tcu!,3irrer In 2. Sio6.
s.eu ilpeSieri uiIb rein. sl15saftaaen GU
gIase ooer Eel. GSou 1929 U.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
ACTUAL STATEMENT.

Banks-Cash reserve in vault, S5iss2 600.
Trust companies-Cash reserve in vault 70
377 900. Aggregate cash reserve. 5l3, $3.50. cOo I.
excess. ss.ss4,.oo: decrease, N.si1.6So. Trust
companies reserve with Clearing House mem
bers carrying % per cent cash reserve, 49,
crn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
COMMODITY PRICES FOR THE LAST
TWO YEARS.

1918. 1917.
Article. High. Low. High. Low.
Wheat. No.
2. red .s1.I6 .941a s1.37 90
Corn. expt. .s5 81 "a "a
Oats. stand.
white 80. sc .421z .64t4 .3S
Flour. MINI.
patents. 800 $50 5.97 400
Cotton. mid.
upland ..if.50 lilo 1910 $50
Cofee. Rio
No. L.. 1873 .os7s .I51a 49,.
Lard. Mid.
West....1l.95 1000 1850 90
Prime:
Steers. Dis $50 e.75 7.25
Neals HOO s.,5 1880 s.15
sheep
(ewes). 100 4.25 7.,5 SIS
Lambs 1850 ESQ 1850 ESQ
Hogs ....1010 els 9.6O $50
Cotton and lard prices in cents and
hundredths; livestock. per 100 Id. live
weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY during the week mo :
per cent.
TIME MONEY during the week was
easy. but trife frmer at the close.
Rates: 2MT9% per cent for sixty and
ninety days. pa 63 per cent for four
months. 3 per cent for five months and
3M31s per cent for six months
MERCANTILE PAPER during the
week was steady and quiet Rates:
per cent for sixty to ninety days In
dorsed bills receivable and for choice
four to six months single names and
AZ per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The market
during tho week became much easier
Range of demand sterling. 4.Ss3Om iSsio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
BANK STATEMENT
SHOWS CASH LOSS
Surplus Reserve Reduced BY
About 2,000,000-Loans and
Deposits Shrink.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed decrease in cash OF si,S6i,o0.
The surplus decreased N,s7l.65o TO 49,
$4,000. Deposits decreased So.03,eo ana
loans decreased s3,79l,oo. Cash decreased
80, $4,000 in the average statement, and
the surplus reserve increased S9l,e5O TO
s4s.o52, $50 Loans decreased S,6I9,ro and
deposits SO 81. 0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
THIS WEEKS TRANSACTIONS.

Daily sales OF stocks and bonds on the
Stock Exchange during the last week,
with yearly comparisons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
COURSE OF WEEK
in SECURITIES
Trading in Light Volume
Price Changes Checked
by Uncertainty.

The course Of last weeks five days OF
trading in securities was quiet. Trad
ing was at a low ebb. and on only one
day did the more prominent securi''es
make price changes amounting TO more
than a traction. At the end OF DUST
mes on Friday shares most dealt IN
showed negligible changes from 'he
saturday before. For this waiting
market uncertainty over railroad
financing. the delay of the freight rate
ACCESSION ard Mexican negotiations was
largely accountable Trading still
originated for the most part within the
financial district. N
European bourses were fairly steady
and a more cheerful tone prevailed IN
London after the settlement was ac-
complished with some threatened DIM
Guilty averted. The Bank of England
obtained a large part of the new gold
from South Africa and open market
discounts were easier. Paris was COM
paratively firm, but Berlin showed
tendency toward weakness. Orders for
foreign account in this market were
light. Europe bought on Tuesday and
Wednesday and sold on Thursday and
Friday.
The week opened dull. with the mar
ket coming almost to a standstill in the
early hours of Monday. After the SUI
preme Court had announced its de-
cision overruling the Interstate Com
merce Commission an attempt at in
terpreting its import in the freight rate
case started a brief buying movement.
centred in steel. The Improvement
was soon lost, however, when 1t was
considered that the courts opinion con-
tanned nothing TO prevent the commits
sion from ordering railroads TO reduce
allowances to industrial lines owned by
the Steel Corporation and other similar
concerns Mercantile Marine bonds
were higher, following decision that
Titanic damage suits in this country
must be brought under United States
law, which limited liability to money
collected TOR passage and freight unless
neglect by the owning company could
be proved.
The day following was similar in lack
of activity and in price movement, and
had no Supreme Court session to en-
hven it, Only about 10000 shares
changed hands, the smallest total for
fve-hour day so far this year. Re-
ports of successful progress toward
establishment of peace in Mexico and a
decidedly hopeful tone on the London
Exchange started an upward trend on
Wednesday that carried active issues
about a point higher, with transactions
involving a greater number of shares.
Thursday, however was dull again,
some tendency to reaction appearing.
lnsistence by President Wilson on his
antitrust programme has some de-
pressing influence. Fridays trading
carried on the slightly weaker trend of
the day before, but declines were small
and business was quiet.
Engagement of 100000 more in
gold coin early in the week for ship
ment to Paris brought the total of eX-
port for the year TO So O0O, 900. Later
exchange rates were lower on easier
discounts in London. During trading
hours only one further engagement,
and that of $4,000 in gold bars for
trile firmer toward the end of the
week. but still low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
STOCK EXCHANGE FOR THE WEEK

number Of shares OF all STOCKS
and final prices OF he wee IN
and low prices OF the year S WIN
ign ow tho 1913 ,oos
Tot,, sales for h. week 5seoo against and tos0-
400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET

New Orleans NAV so.-'rhe cotton market to
day affected hy the holiday observed else
where and trading Was mo- heavy. The close
was steady az net advance o. .Tl points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31

The Union Trust Company of New York offer: special
service to individual desire have the clerical and
of their trusts carried on al 10" expense
by expert organization.
The Union Trust Company will for the trust property
making and selling securities collect tne
and pay directed and will render accounts IN
which required by the Court to state ms
will avoid and trouble by having MS
accounts kept in proper FORM
Correspondence and Interviews Solicited.
UNION TRUST CO. OF NEW YORK, 80 Broadway
CAp,TAt - sIrRpIIS $s,300,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31

Fin. lRanse 1914 Range 1918.
mo" -'' q chge. High Low High Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
AVERAGE STATEMENT.

Banks-Cash reserve in vault, $f3N,bbl.Vop
Trust companes-Cash reserve in vault, W.
321 900 Aggregate cash reserve. S5l2 1884, 600 eN-
cess sN.052.0io; increase. 1891. $50. Trust com
panies' reserve with Clearing House members
carrying q per cent cash reserve. ss6.2ll,ON
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST
COMPANIES IN GREATER NEW YORK
NOT INCLUDED IN CLEARING HOUSE
STATEMENT.
Figures furnished by State Banking Depart
mentD
Loans and investments. SSH 242. 500 S.0el 600
Gold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 100 TO-. 400
Currency and banknotes. 9ss0.60 49, 800
Total deposits ............... 6952l5.WO 4l3o. 800
ffctal deposits 5i iO9,toO 'l,sO' iV0
Decrease eliminating amounts due from
reserve repositories and from other banks and
trust companies in New York City and
changes
RESERVE.
State banks. Per cent
Cash IN vault ................. ~ POS, 800 T. 60
Deposits IN banks and trust
companies ................... 1si35.5oo 1902
Totals .......................s3o,5 i4 800 Sl.j2
Trust companies.
Cash IN vault ................$521 42 700 I.l
DEPOSITS in banks and trust
companies ................... ~, is9, MOO elI
IotaIs ......................Sl fe 632, 500 70 g
Aggregate reserve on deposits. $50. 27s. 500:
increase. &c. i5l, 100. Percentage of LEGAL re-
serve. SO.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
Tigers Weak Without Cobb-cubs
Massacre Reds-Feds Win.

Without Ty Cobb the Tigers are
not formidable, and the Sox, having
captured the first game, are expect
ing three out of four in the present
series. Scott, usually strong against
the Tigers, is in reserve, and so are
Joe Benz, Reb Russell and Red
Faber. Two Of these gents should
come through with wins.
Take Cobb away and so per cent
of the speed and dash is lost to De-
troit. Aside from his own flying abil-
ity, Tyrus Raymond keeps his mates
keyed up to concert pitch, and not
even the antics Of jennings can com
pensate for the loss.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25

Rowing fans all over the country
will be pulling" for Wisconsin and
Washington to make good showing
tomorrow in the American Henley at
Poughkeepsie.
Year after year the Badgers. have
gone East, only to be beaten back
by crews from one of the Atlantic
states colleges. With strong hearts
the Wisconsin men always come
back for more.
This year. Coach Vail claims to
have his best crew, and there is an
excellent chance for the Cardinals to
at least get place.
Washington has come clear across
the continent for this one four-mile
brush. There is no means of COM
pairing the crew with eastern Fights,
but the men deserve credit for max
ing the trip.
Unfortunately Harvard and Yale
do not row against Columbia, Cor
nell, Syracuse and the other big
crews. The Blue and Crimson keep
to themselves, and the winner claims
the rowing championship. But out
side of the two colleges this claim
isn't recognized.
The only comparison Is the time
made by the winner of the Pough-
keepsie regatta and the Harvard-Yale
clash. AS the races are rowed over
different courses, and wind and water
are not the same, the comparative
time is of little value.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-25
AsEBALL- SPORTS OF ALL soRTs-BoxING
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Anoar;oon Iaoona

Chicago, 5; Detroit, 2.
st. Louis, SIS; Cleveland, Al
New York, 0-3; Boston, 30.
Washington, AZ; Philadelphia, 81
National League.
Cincinnati, 5; Chicago, II.
Pittsburgh, 0; St. Louis, 8.
Philadelphia, 2-6; Brooklyn, OIL.
Boston, 10; New York, ga.
Federal League.
st. Louis, 1; Chicago, 5.
Indianapolis, s.; Kansas City, 2.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
BENEFIT FROM GROWING LEGUMINODs AND NON-LEGU- MINOUs PLANTS TOGETHER

It has long been known that some
 plants are benefited and some are in jured by association Association seems to be especially benndcial in case of leg glIainous plants 1peas, cIov- CT, etc.) and cereals or grasses Re- cent investigations by the New ork Cornell and the New Jersey expert ment tationa threw new light on the reasons for this beneficial effect. It appears that the 1eguminous plants not only gather nitrogen from the at
 mosphere by means of their root-tu- bercle bacteria and are therefore able to make 8 large. growth, but that some of the nitrogen so gathered Is passed on to the grain, grass, or other non lIeguninous plant associated with it.. The result is 9 larger growth of the nonlegurne and also 2 higher content which considerably increases it's val ue as food for stock. Such benefit has been noted from the growth Of clover and timothy, alfalfa and tim. othy, and oats and peas. Other com binations have not been studied, The increased growth of plants in com bination over ttrat of single crops, to- gether with the improved compost ton of the former, has resulted in some cases in an increase Of more than 30 per cent. in the production lof protein per acre. This increased value probably extends to the roots and stems left in the soil and means much in the production of food for steck and in soil improvement.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-28
\ LITTLE LAD TWICE BEREFT
 OF PARENTS FINDS HOME HERE
{By Emily EI11rlnet.

tiny lad with big eyes laughter his barely three years fate had twice taken from him the of bereft him a mother 9s When he had his mother father had cared for by the Founding Hospital home with happy family found for him.
 Then of from all earth y the foster father causing the mother to seek work and making burden this upbringtng support, too great for her shoulders to bear.
 Again he washed to take him and provide him st RE
 IWas sad sight and long unused to vept for the tiny lad whom anyone might have for the asking.
 While, fate unkind, it kind. This time his aid full children, in their home them, happy be, no remen1branee in his his change of homes parents. sss
 This little tvaif placed Sunday kind East Bridgeport family the New York Founding stopping strafe1d MT Lynch seeking number chil- dre.l afnons kindly intentioned Gatho1c families