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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
Serbien unb Sulgarien
Serbisu bat bssiislia BEG GinfaIIi
Der guIaarsn uuf fer6ii9es Gs.
bist protsIiirt.
aaut ier6ifa.n Radriftsn purbsn
bic gulsaren obne Wiib, in bic
i5Iu9t s.ffIassu.
Si. gsrIufis Der S.rtsu bsItsf,n ii&
nuf go 1o0ts unb 63 Wsrpuneste.

paris, 4. 2lpriI. - mi. Sas
rp.tit SOurnaI- 6sridtet bat S.rbisn
Bel gulaarisn ipsgsn BEG Ginfans duf
isrbifdes G,ebist bur9 anssbIia. buls
aayifd. Srrserldre protsItirt. D6s
Td,ou Der slrrt.ii ie1r satm s.6alien
iit, pirb bod bic Gsftnnbm. bsr fir
bisfsn GiHfdH psrantpOrtliasn psrs
icnsn asfcrbsrt.
2lus iusitsreH Ginssl9siten. bic iiber
ben @prfal .ins.troffeu finS. ssbt
bsrpOr. baB bic 9ulgarsn BON benz
ga5nbof in Strumitfa, Der in uHmit,
isltarsr Rd6e Der Gr.nss seIes.n.n
ferbifhen Stubt surildsstrisbsn purs
ben. Der Siaticnaoorittb.r IN Strus
militia bridtst. baB bic ainis mad
0hsDsb.li iest BON ben gulsdrsR
ssiGubert unb nussHi6einIi5 uiat Be-
iddciat ipcro.n III.
Don ftrb;fGen Grtn3rSatsru, mel.
DE ben 9ulsarsn ua4T.sisu, iuurbsn
Die ipsi RauDnea pisotrsfob.rt. ipsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05

bietsa6tretung beiitimme aud cine @as
runtie fir bic dbIolute ReutralitGi
Stuliens baben miiiie. unb Die Ges
bietsabtrstues baber erit trfolgen iods
te, na6bem Der Grisg besnbet lei. Die,
fen 9orf6los lebnts Stulien fofort ab
unb es pur6s bann uHgebli6 Der BIT
i9ldg ssnu6t. SsutI6lunb iole biz
our gesnbisung beg arisges oas be-
treffenbe SerritOrium in gefis nsb<
men. aber aud bierDon pollte Stalien
ni6ts piFen unb bann fttua giiriI
uon Billion, tpis ss beibt, bic temperate
&btrstuns bes gsbiets an bic S6Dsia
Dor. Wan sluubt bisr allsem.in, baB
bisIer 9OrI9lag ununne6mbor 1T.
g2atirlih T6Dirrsn bier ansr9nnb
gsriidts burq bic 2uft. Bon gefpiilsr
Settle purbs bic Ru9ridt uusSes
Ipr.nst. Sirf BON Billion babe IN
aIIer Ssimli6tsit Stalisn DsrlaHsn,
pdbrenb Der Tiirit unb feline Satin
ua6 ME Dor in ibrsr 9isiig.H gilla
pobnen.
Sc iif oifi3isl1 osmeutirt tnorSsn'
bab Der Giirit bsabTi4tiss. StalisH 81
DerlaFsu unb buruufbin fDurbs BAD
9sriif,t ausssiprsngt, bab Der Jdrli
e6snio pie Der Ditsrrsi4iI6e gotIdaf'
ter Iopie bic 9sianbteu prsubens uni
gaperug beim @utitun bsreits elmer
sbeil i6rer Sadeu na4 ihrsr pei:
matb seIaubi bdtten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
Rsusr angriff duf bic Sarb1HeusH
aHss5Iia unHtitteIbar 5eOOrfte6snb.
GnsIano fol europdifde SruppeH Ha4
SnbieH gsiaubt bd5gn-

Berlin, 4. 9IpriI. @uf orabtlus
lem Wss. nab 5aDDiGs, 81. y. Die
ods l.beriesii3s Ra6riaten Bureau
5stnHRt giebt. FRO Don ben Subitrip'
tiuusH fir bic spett. osutfde Rriesss
anisibe bersits 3,6oo,oo0,oO0 Taart
(seoo, 900, ,ooo)siube5a5Ii pprosn, u5.
i6Ou bic srft. Rate erit an IA. 2lpril
fdGis III.
Die ous Rom beridtst pirb, it.bt
f.itsns Der .nslii4 fron56Fidsa
GIOtte iDisSsr Elm nsusr 9nsriff ouf
bic 9arbansGeu, iOuis uuf Smprna
6eppr
Sn Stod6oIm Derlautst. bab GHss
lamb psriaiebsns aransporti4iffs nit
surupdii4u sruppsu Hd4 SuSisu ses
Ianot bat.
9tuf ben 9orfhIas. Der in 2OnbOn
ssmaHt purbs, ale britiIdsn aauf-
iartbeifcbrsr. Die ourd BEN susIifdsu
aoRaI fu6rsu, nit Rai6iHsRssidassr
gu armiren, bemsrtt bic osgtitsprsiis.
baB Oieies Elm psitsrsr gspcis oafHr
III, oaB bic osutTfeR rnterfee6cot,
Oisien 5raHttir.ursu sur See abiDlui
tsiHsH parSuu ss6sn DirfsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
gebr gitnftis
9 aatet ner Iuspeis Der
beuti9sn Rsidsba
nnm 31 Tp1ra

Berlin, piu- 2onoou, 4. @priI.
lte6sraus uiinitis Iautst Der glspriE
Der Rei9sbaHt pom 81. Mdrs Eis
3uaabms an Mlctolreierpe, Stuss
omtsssrtifitatsn unb Rrtsn nnbeter
ganteu b.trug 397 7,Se1. 900 mart
1896, BAT 75o(; an Sob 100000
Rart (sl,s1oooo); on Sistonten
1884. .4es. 900 mart (s496,117,o ,ooo)
aH i'm umlauf befinbtito:H gsOtsn
$50, $4,000 Rart (S17o,299, ,75U);
an 9epOfitsu l,e5e,ooo Rart (s414,'
164,50o.) Die Qbnabme in pen Oar.
lsbu 5sirdst le.o3s,ooo Rart ga
75e, 500 une IN S6usolEtsnoter
e.721, 900 Tart ($2.43o, ,25o)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
Gm Samftag nabmen bic Seft.rrei,
der uiebsr 2020 Ruisn ssfaHgen.
SIN Der gsstiben gessnb muBten bic
Seitsrreider iid DOr srcben rui.
iifGcE @eritdrtunsen suriids
aiehen.

Dien. 4. Gpril. pio 2oubon. -
9as grobs Sauptquartisr bat am
SOnntas bas SOlssnOe 6efannt sss..
ben:
pSie Sdmpf. In ben aarpotben gu
beibeH Ssiten bes Gaborosa SGals
bauern an. Geitern griffen mir bic
OitIi6en S0ben an uno purfsn ben
sFeiuo aus DsriaieOensu itartsn qOiis
tiOHeu beraus. 2trsriffe Der Ruii.n
DftIia Don @irapa purben obgewisa
len.
SSSn ben aeitrigeu admpfen bu5sn
mir 2020 Gefansens semo6t.
glDrOIi6 Dcm lsiOt gaB III bic
Situation uuoerGnbert. grnsuts 2lns
ariffe Der RuiieR iiub pieDerum mibs
luneen.
9a fehr arobe ryififbe @sritdrtunz
GeH bon prSempil Der einirafen. puren
mir gsSDungsn, uns aus Der Gsstioeua
SeqeHb 5uriidSu5isben.
Bon ben anberen GfIddtfronten
lit nidts Reuss gu beri9ten.
Die 9egtiosnsgsrgs bilbsn einen
Thsil Der @reu5e 5piIden uugaru
unb Suliaien unb in oieisr 9eeen6 bat
felt geruumer 3stt Der &ompf nit
GROCER Gr6itteruRs gstoft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
Sns 0nfla.pak
|Wirb NIT gans auberor'
beniIidsr Grbitieruug g
berRampfsefahrt.

Hth " "a ~ ~ Il.
WafbiHston. .. g., 4. april.
- mit ipsld,r 5eftigseit uno ers
bitieruns auf bsibsn stiien bss Duilu
pafIss setdmpft pirp. ND bic HuiitH
obne bic asrinsits uuierbrehung nols
"a etunSen ben Dsriud semaft bas
BEN burHsubr,tsn idilbert cine In Der
bieiissn Siinrsidiid unsariideu
9otIdaft einsstroffene Tepsids bee
aIusndriiaen atmts IN Wisn. Die
Dsps!&s Iauist ipis fOlgt:
.Geit "a Stunben bai obHe 1luters
bretuna ber aampT ouf b,ibeu Seis
ten bes Dusla paFts semdbrt. Die
mufIsn baben nsus Referpetruppen In
alftiou qebradt unp Der aampf I'm
Snropa 5otDie I'M 2dboroe5a Sbnl
sobi nit auberorbeniliasr 5sftistsit.
ssm aaufs bes seifrisen sosss
brodsn piels ansriffs Der Hufsu ouf
unisre tapfsrsH zruppen sulammeH
uub Der i5sinS rrIiit hierbei i4Dsrs
msriuife. Gnn5 bsIOnbers bsfiig mar
Ser adnrpf 1, bsr Gsgeub bes llsoi
passs ionis an BET Grcnt psfilid
bon bort Biz sur Dalisroo 2anb'
ftrabs,
Goneit III es ben Rufen. uHgsd1'
ist ibrsr eusrgiidsn ansriffs ni9i
gelungen ibrsn SDsd gu srrsi4en rno
mad 1insarn siu5ubriHssu. Oi:
admpfe finStn in ben aarpattsn Hii
elmer einsissn @usua5ms Sur4rpsa
auf anlisiidem gob,u fat. Ois
qusnabme III bic 9ucia Tisss'
runa, no bic RuFen nit MIR gang
a.rinsfiisissn gerdHssruussn be glsi'
den Sienunsen tDie I'm psrfloilsnen
sSdnuar irne b1ben.
aln Der SrOnt BON Der GrenSs be-
gutppina fanben seiisrH re.einte.t'
@efetie fat, bic einen siiHliisen
AanIaui fiir uns naamen. Sn SIi
,isisn unb an ber anSsren GroH'
Giles rubis.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
Nene 95iung
2 SoIISirf oongilDp 5es
5IsIi5 Der Gprtroberie
spif9su Seit.rrsi9
uro StaIi.n0Orss
i6laasn habsn.


Rom 4. 4priI. Der bsutibe
gOti6oftsr Girit BON 9aIOp III nod
INNER unabIGTis bsmiibt, cine frisO.
lids 9siIssuns Der aOntroDsrI. Spis
iaen SeItsrrsid uub SStaIisn bsrbsiSI=
fiibrsn. gr ION isBt sinsn nsuen
gIuspsg CUR siitIideH GrlsSisuns Der
9sbi.tsabtretuqssforbsruHse sstuli.
,ns in 8uri6las ss5ra6t babsn. uGms
Ii5 bag bas 9sti.t, Sas Ssfsrrsi9
Dinsns IsiN iOlIts, on StaIisn absutrss
ten. Bis sur gssnOisuus Sss Srissss
in ben gsIis Ser sdpeis iibsrssbsn
ipIlts.
gtIs bic abtrstunssfross 5usrf ons
ssrest purS., Iou Ssitsrreia ertIdrt
bab,u. sab d in GoGs u sin.s Gss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
6erslih ipenig
@siB bus fruusSfti6s
ariegsmiuiferium
beriaten.

Baris, 4. 2lpriI, pia 9cnoou. -
Der omtli8e 9sri1t bss Srisgss
mtHiIteriums am GORutus RadHits
taa beitrGntte iid uuf bic IutoHi 'he
Semertung: rGs sisbt niats gu be-
rihtsu".
Der an Qbeno Oer0ffeuNttts Bee
riHt mar ME folst:
,0er Ea1 psrIief an Der sunsen
Trcut Iebr rufis. Gins 9lu5nabme
biIoete uur eer @csore Diftritt, mo
unTere Tprtidritte unbauern. Dir
babsn bas Dorf Rsguiepi[Ie. ettpa
spei uno einsn balbsn 9ilpust.r peits
lid opn 6op en- Sups, oas uir an /.
Qpriy nsnommsR battsH. bsisbt.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
3emtfber 9amrpier
IN Der offse auf mine auf.

Sn Der Sffee auf Rine aufs
gefa9renunb gefunteu.
aonooM5. april. - Dem Reus
ter'i9:H SeIearopben6ureau pirb a1s
StOdboIm oemeloet, BAG Der butt be
Sampfer ~Srete 5emfotba m Der Gits
fee auf stne WiHe oufgefabrsn uno ges
iuuten 1T, nobel 25 Mcnu osr ges
iasuna um's 2e6en tdMen. Der D,ns
pier fubr spiIaen s9DebsH uuS
Dsuti6Ianb unb botte cine 8uherO,r'
SrGneuna ppH 1854 Spnutu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05

lideu WuseSouisr banbsli. Snstpi.
'4eH bat SsrbisH fprmeu BEL guIsa.
risn prOisftirt unb be 9efirafuHs Der
SfuIoigen oerlanet.
ssu gang Guslan6 purbe am Ciiers
ionntaa bic probibitionsfrass Don ben
aanssIn sr5rtsrt unb bic prebis.r srs
ma6ntsn ibrs 3ub6rsr Dem gsiipi.l
oss a6nias unb Der TsiHii,sr ~ iols
gen unb frsipilis benz @.nub DON
geiftiseH getrdntsn 5u sutiassn.
Gelsssntlif) elmer @srfammlune
Der arteiterpartsi. bic in Ruipi9
iiattfaHb tpurb. auf Der anssysu Seis
te saHs snersifa s.gen bic gsbaup-
lung prOtsftirt, bab Der Gsuub bon
Spirituofeu fsiteus Der ar5.iter BIZ.
6erftsIuna Der Whlnitionsoor,Gtts in
iraenopsl&er @siis Herj5ssrs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
0errdtber
3um zoSsSur&btn Gttons
perurtbeilt.

y ftsrbam. biu aOnbcn. 8.
elpriI. = Dem .gsrIiusr aOsrnnns.i.
psr- ipirb 1ua Beirut in Sprisn p.s
meIbsi. bub Elm iutboIiider pri TER
nansns g)uisf GIbait sum 5obs burt
ben sirana psrursbsiIi iDOrtsn IN,
neil sr BEN 9rdiibsuisn br fransSF.
i8sn Gspuiiri,ntammsr trisflih gluss
hunk iibsr biz Gage In ni5anrH CAB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
Ilriif. Der 5ransoien i'm walbs DON
&c greire abssf4lassn-

Berlin, a. April. auf Srabtlo'
fem @sss na& sappill,, q. .. Die
Obsrit. a,.rsslsituus ma6ts amSOun'
tag bds JOIssnbs bsiannt;
.glm yier aanal. fiioIi& Don Oirs
mube, bcbsn bic b.utf@sH Srupp,n
Sas BON ben gtISi.ru bsI.st ssipsI.n.
Dori Grsi gradisn aui BEN ipsiili6en
llfsr bss Ranals srrbert.
gsri4isSsnt ansriffs Der 5rdnSO.
fen i'm DaIoe Don &c prssre tpuroei
suriidssi4Iassn. ansriff. Der RuHsa
Bel auguitopo iuurb.n abgsipisfsn.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
2yon oen Dent(6en if oas 9orf Qrei-
@ra&ten am 2J(er.Sanaf &C.
ltontrte1t moroem.
England olf europdilde gruppen 5ur llnteroril6un0
Der unrnGcn nad Jn0ien ge(anOt 0a6en.

aHsn ben 9asn nit buHam a5pm i'm gDn Don &c g bms - anss
fisns
in
&C fG
BON
a
ui
GnS
nmbu
m
SaI& 5Istnur 6ma
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
Mui cine Wime
COLL ruffif9su 9eri4tsR
3ufolge bsr tarttiae
YuuSsrtreu5er .R eb'
iibtsb uufgefa9rN
fpin

aonbDu, 4. Qpril. Dem Reutere
i8en seIesrap1Ebursau fpirb aus
ct. petsrsburs gerheIoet, bdb Der tirs
tiI5e ponSsrtrsu5sr rWeojtbieb' uns
tereegaugsn Isin IOlI. 2aut elmer balbs
amtli6sn ya6ri6t, bic aus Ssbditos
pol Itammt, iou Der &rsu5sr umSams.
taa q6eub in Der RGbe Der rufiiI4eu
aifs auf cine Rins aufssfabren IHo
seiuntsn ieiH.
Die .msbiioisb1 seb6rte Dem titTtis
i9n Gei9Dobsr i'm SdD1r5eu Weer
an, DuN Der Dsrfdiebentfi4 rufiias
5uicnitdbte ansssriffsn uHo rufiii6e
S4iffs perisntt porbsu fiRo. Der
Stsuaer purbs I'M Sabre 1903 in
gbil1osIpbid sebdut uno bate Elm De-
placement Don 3432 Sounen. Die Be-
itiiduns beituHo aug Spei isasS0ligeH
@eIdissn, u9t 4.7SoGigeu 9sf4iiseH,
is9s DrsipfiinDsru, is9s GiupfiiHosrn
uHb 5Dsi Sorpsourobreu. Die Bee
iasuns sGbIte 3o2 WanN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
Gnsliitbe 9lrbeiter
groteifiren baeegen, oab
fie ala Sruutenbolbe
1 : =. 1

eefhilbertper BEN.
Rprpia, Gnsluno, 4. IpriI. -
Do bic Dslssaten Der Qrbeiterp1rtei
aubsr Staube tpdreu. am Sonutlg
9l6enb bier cine SaLIe au fiberu, oi.
groB qeHus fir bic DemoUitraiton 9es
ueieH pdre, psI6e Der am Wionta3 Bee
eiunsHben sSdbrsstonOenttOu uur1ufs
sebeu IolIte.. bislfeu tie i'm adbOr sSH'
ftitut cine 8eridmmlun9 ab uno ei1e
nach souieuSen sdblenoe Meuge mar
I'm bas 9ebGuOs ueriammeIt uHo iau3
pltriutiibe 2ieoer. ipdbrenb Die gcra
iammIuug i'm SaRge mar.
Sc nureeu tsins Reben ssgeH ben
Grie9 dehalten. uber bic ParIam:u g.
mitsIisoer srebsrid 20. SOpett un0
sSames aeir 6arSis betOutsR in gtns
iprateu. bic iis bieIteu. bab bic arb:is
tsnScu sIaiisn Bic grSbtsn 2aFen au
trassu bdttsu. 9tuberbem prttsftir en-
Tis buaegsH. bah ben Grbsttsrn Srual,
iuat OorgepOrfen piirbe.
Grsm SsuIssiOudr Oerurs
t6etlt.
paris, q, april. Bon siuen
ariegs5sri8t lpurDs am GOnntog
Dil6slm Gutenberg. Der bel 4usbruG
bes arieses angebIid ols GlIGser in
bic SrembsnIesion eintrat unb ieiueu
Jumeu aIs NiGp S6obsrs angab, SG
bier Subrsn Ssfdugnib unb einsr
Celebrate pon $500 usrurtbeil;.
Die es beibt, matrte S8onbsro fn
eurh Iein 9erbaIten oerodhtie uuo
cbihon ibm niHi nubsepieIen lperosu
tunnts, oub cr Elm bsutIdsr Spion
mar, puros er ppr sin &riegs9.ri6t
| gsItsnt, bnr pslhem Ct fih itonobait
peissrts, irgsnonsl6s Trogsu su bs'
anttpprten. Mie uerlautst. fpu fets
geitelIt noroen isin, bdb SGcnbers
aus GdrmitoSt oseiirtis uab Elm bsas'
I4tr Siiisisr mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
@etferb

aiir O6ip Sriifer unb pdrm.res
Dettsr am Montaa nit ReeeuFd u'rn
I'm Terben; i40nes Detier am Di.ns.
tag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
Nieieniunme

gsrsits aui bic nsue beuti6e arisgss
dnIei6e sinbs5ablt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
GrTirn,t

Zen bic Dsuii6en bas Don ben
gslgisrn tsfsst gsDefsns Oprf
Drsi @rahisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-05
9bgeiuiefen

Wurben Dsrf6iebsntIid 9lngriffs ber
RuiTen bur4 bic Dsiterpsi9:r.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-08
THE HOMER DAVENPORT MONUMENT

It is with considerable qualification that old time Ore
gonans remember that Homer Davenport living erected
with his eloquent pencil monument to himself that re-
quires nothing from to add to its enduring beauty IL
is sesasfyng to know that he was an Oregon boy who
went out into the world and won aures OF which we are
all proud and added to the glory OF our great state We
point with pride to his achievements and take every
occasion to do him honor provided we connect ourselves
up with it. We held him in so high esteem that society
was formed for the purpose of erecting monument to
his memory at his boyhoods home the pretty little city
of Slveron The society very properly selected the
governor of the state the custodian OF the funds to be
collected AS nucleus for the fund.- which it pro-
posed to raise by small subscriptions about $57 sub
scrbed There the matter dropped and not cent has
been added to the fund since.
1t is shame and disgrace to the state and especial
ly to theWamette valley that this so and the quicker
we take steps to remedy this the better for repu
tation.
This fund of $57 is now on deposit at the Ladd Bush
bank in this city, and suggest that someone take the
matter in hand and the money cannot be raised to
complete the monument 1t would be asking too much to
put the matter into the hands of the bank to receive sub
scrpons for banks are busy places, but the bank will
take care of the money and do anything else to assist
We do not know who the committee, or if there
is member here but if there is suggest that he get
busy and start the ball rolling 1t is not because Oregon
people stingy unfeeng that this matter has been
neglected but because they careless and oppor
tunty is given them to contribute their mite 1t should
be an easy matter to the fund with subscriptions
of fifty cents and indeed that is the way the fund should
be raised that may all have the pleasure Of aiding
in honoring one of the states brightest sons.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-08
THE REWARDS OF PEACE

Gains to the United States because Of the European
continue to tremendously, without our plan
ming and almost without our effort
The greatest profit is in the growing balance of trade
which by far the largest in the history of the country
During the year ending October 81 foreign trade
ceeded five billions and the exports were more than twice
the value of the imports leaving balance of $626886
623 in our favor.
During the year $326,52S,779 in gold came to this
country to pay the debts of other peoples to ours New
York is taking the place of London the financial clear
ing house of The world and the gold dollar the place of
the pound sterling the world standard of exchange
American dyes are now being produced at the rate
dyes
Certain high grades of steel, formerly made only at
the Krupp works. being produced in even better
quality here.
There many other gains of great Importance
The certainty is that the war, even if it should end
tomorrow has given to the United States sure position
of world leadership.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-08
WATCH SORE THROATS

because swollen, glands or inhamed
membranes often affect other tissues
and lung trouble easily follows.
AS Natures conector Of throat
troubles the pure cod liver oil in Scott's
Emulsion is speedily converted into
germ-resisting tissue; its tested glycer-
inc is curative and healing, while this
wholesome emulsion relieves the
trouble and upbuilds the forces toresist
tubercular germs and avert the weak
ening influence which usually follows.
II any member Of your family has a
tender throat, get bottle Of Scott's
Emulsionto-day. Physiciansprescribe
it to avert throat troubles, overcome
bronchial. disorders and strengthen
the lungs. NoNalcohol or harmful
drugs, Always insist on SCOTS.
Scott u bovine, bloomfield, NJ. is-S1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-08

ing any clothing or shoes that can be
spared Tor the needy, will bundle and
send them to the commercial club, or
notify Ivan G. McDaniels at the club,
in order that the donations may be
collected.
There is an urgent demand for cloth
ing and shoes for the poor, and espe-
cially for school children. Perhaps
more than ever before, school children
are staying out of school, not having
the proper clothing or footwear.
The clothing sent to the commercial
club will be assorted by workers from
the Social Service Center and placed
with those most in need, and especially
in families where the men are out of
work. or where women are working to
support their children.
1t is estimated that more men are
out of work this early in the winter
than ever before and there is greater
need Of assistance. The Social Service
urges that its friends prepare their
bundles at once and send to the com
mercial club, or telephone, in order
that the bundles NAV pe collected next
Monday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-08
QUALITY Of FLAX AT
PEN EXCELLENT SAYS
ONE SCOTCH EXPERT
Sir Francis Webster Visits
Pen Flax Plant and Ex-
arnines Fibre

The flax fibre produced at the pen
itentiary plant bids fair to be of good
quality according to Sir Francis Web
ster, of the firm of Francis Webster &
Sons, of Arbroath Scotland, who was q
visitor at the pen yesterday afternoon
with Lady Webster and their son, w.
j. Webster Sir Francis Webster is the
owner of three linen mills and two flax
plants in Scotland and the firm was
established in 1895. The Websters have
been visiting the fair at San Francisco
where sample of the Oregon flax was
shown and Sir Francis stopped off at
Salem to look over the situation here
on his return.
He examined the flax now in the
process of retting and was SHOWN that
which is the backest and is pronOunc-
ed "rotten. He said this was good
fibre and of fair quality and was then
told that this was the worst grown
this year
eff this is your poorest quality" "
said Sir Francis, the best must be
exceptionally fine, indeed"
Even the blacklist he pronounced to
ne Ol ROOu cOlOr WHICH lHulcdleS Uudl
there are numerous things about the
production and manufacture of flax
which indicate that the causual OBJ
server is not always correct in his
judgment.
Asked about the indications for a
price for this fibre this year the visit
or answered that the crop conditions in
Russia and other flax countries indi'
Gated that a good price would be Sc
cured. The shortest fibre grown in
Oregon this year will probably be sold
for tow at cheaper rate but in the
future only land that will produce a
good quality of fibre will be accepted
by the board and it is hoped that the
pen plant will be able to put out the
best quality of manufactured flax in
future years
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-08
- Editorial Page of 'The Capital Journal" =

One redeeming feature about President Wilson's
messages the fact that they correctly phrased and
But at best the modern presidential message dreary
affair." dealing with yards of statistics and reiteratng the
political views with arguments to sustain them, which
every newspaper reader already knows the author is
committed to- Jefferson and Lincoln the nations greatest
presidents wrote very brief messages dealing with the
paramount policies of the time, leaving statistical in
formation to be gathered and submitted to congress and
the country through the heads of departments President
occupants of the White House, Taft was verbose and
Wilson to be acquiring the habit of his immediate
predecessor His message yesterday might have been
model for future presidents to copy had it been
densed into two columns of average newspaper length
Then it would have been more generally read and under
stood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-08
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
DARK, THICK, GLOSSY
Crandma's Recipe Of Sage
Tea and Sulphur Darkens
So Naturally That No.
Body Can Tell

Almost everyone knows the Sage Tea
and Sulphur, properly compounded,
brings back the natural color and lus'
tre TO the hair when faded, sreakel or
gray; also ends dGndruff, itching scalp
and stops falling hair. Years ago the
only way toaget this mixture was to
make it at home, which is mussy and
troublesome. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for "Wyeth s Sage and
Sulphur Compound" you will get a
large bottle of this famous old recipe
for about 80 cents.
Don't stay grayl Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen q sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair taking one small strand at a
time; by morning the gray hair disap-
pears, and after another application or
two, your hair becomes beautifully
dark, thick and glossy.