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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23
Dodge. Is. San., 1915

1upBe, 10. SAT-, 1910.
8ertber Serr aeboftern:
IA i] Iebthiu eiuen grief BON
Ieutiflauo befominen ba6e. uno
Der 4bieuber eS ipiinidt ben Brief
I'll oeroffeHtIifen. 10 nebnle id mir.
Die Greiittgfeit, i'm Der Gmaba Fri.
biine 5ur geroffentlidnng 3u iiber.
ienoelt, penn Sic es Der Miibe
merth bolten. @eun 70, Damn fon.
nen Gle Den grief nlrtleIen nno
mas nidjt paiicn0 lit, megIaiieL gum
geiipieI Die northumberland.
ten. uuo iiberbaitpt mas Sic oenfen,
mas nift 8%lpedmdbig lift. @adber
idife id aild Die 3eitung nat
3eHti6luuo.
&odahtungsuoa,
Soiep9 alnt6er.
@iil6eim 5fubrS pet0orf
IL. Nopenber IA
8. Gnfel nn6 angeborigel
Sd geitatte mir, nod einige Bel.
len Dem 9riefe meiuer 5rnu bin5u-
5nfii1eu. SIN aagemciren bat iie ia
Die ariegsIage 10 3iernliA ridtig qe-
idiloert. Sier in TeutihIano berrids
te nod Der aricserfldruro cine ser.
artige 9e9eiiterung, Die SSbr oriben
in anprifa GlidI garnidt uuritellen
f6nnt. Gin ieoer i'll iih Odrii6er
i'm alaren, oaB unier aaiier Bil.
helm Sen arieg nift gepollt. 8is
nm a%euBeriten bat er es fonrnen
.Iaiien. Sir 9entihc iiro binteraati.
9en ourA Die 2lnpeu bon GngIGn.
bern. 9aber iest audi Der nitalls.
lOldIide Sab aeaen oieies @eiinoet
Ruiiet 6ron5oien unO ollie oieic
.anoeren 8oIfer finO nidt 10 Der6dbt
lpie oieie if0mleIen Gnaldnoer. Ser
liebc Serrgott b1lt dber Elm furdt.
bares @cridjt lber Bic al, Oie 0ett
.stricg beraufbeidmoreu. Nile Bar
.teien iin0 iid einia. So3ialoenofra.
ten uIlo an0ere Horteien I'M Reids-
tdg lDaren alle eirig. areoite tplir.
ben belDiaigt, mann He dn~eeforoert
Iuaren Obne 0aB aud inn cine ein5i.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23
Briefe bon Srubenl


.oe Gimme Saaearn geipeien wnrc.
Infer herrIidcr uuiicr iogte: bar
.ieien femme i'd feline mehrl" Gin
Shirm Ser @eaeiiterimg oirdltpebt
oas aanle qdn0. anndbcrno 5ipei
Millionrn 3reinilliae meloeten lid
loiort bier In Tetihlano, IN Ge.
ierreid %unaaidbF cine gliIItm 5rrt'
.uiaige Sum 1beil iieben BON ole'
fen Sreiiuiaigen ihon aai5e Reai'
mcnter in Der 5ront @lii benz @e.
lang .Teutiflono. DeutidIdio iiber
aaes" ae6is binein IN Die tiirtter'
.lide Smladi. Gin 8onlen mo
@cihen aibts uiht IS gelit oralf
init .Surrab" Sie fdmpien ME Ole
Qonen. gcionOets Die gaperi lilio
elm tapirres 8olf 9lit oem NrOn'
prinlrn GnpprrdIt an Der Spite ge.
Zen ite braifl acin Oifi8icr bdlt lie
mehr 8liriid. Der arouprin3 Riip'
predi. Bat eincn armee : geiebl CT.
.Iallen: s@ir m1llen mcroen mo
miiiieu %iieqenl" llno mir iieaen oas
IN micr @ilte. glnnaherpo tiint
Wiaiaroen aricgsanIeibcn iino pom
miercm golfe a%eitiitet bc3p, ge3eidl.
net moroen, inuerhalb gnit5 penIger
@odcn. Gin aIdrBcnocs Reinltat,
0as pcn c6lem 8ntriotismils 5eii1t.
@ir fdmpieu mo iterbrn gern fiir
laaiIer un6 9ieit. Fir Saus mo Sol
fir glutter mo ainO un0 ruenri Is
Den IeBten Waun foitet 6iir uns
beiBt Is bier .Siegen ooer iterbenl"
Stduoia iiuOcn bier Sainnlungei
fat. Gie armcf GcrDun6eten iper'
ben bier, ousae3cidnet perpilegt
Nos Sbncu geiiaitct mo erleihtert
perOrn fam geihiebt. Qae bic
nidt i'm 6eloe itebcn mteritiibcn oic
l5omiTien Der arieaer. aud mir
Ithun 0os 9lGnBerite IS herriht sum
I6eiI lit uielen 6amilieu picI GIcno.
9rud i'd 5aite mid nodmaIs 5fpet.
mai ireimiaig gemcl0at man bat
mid aber nab 6auie aeifidt oa
Iid D~oaiiduoig @drniioH' INTO 6elo'
6icnihnia1iq ful5reu0 meinerI ienit.
5eit aenorocn BIN. Gofiir mode id
mid iofucit rs 9s5t I'M Stinen uiib.~
Hid ulo theile meiu 2eetes, mas
mir eutbc6ren f6uneu.
gtuu nod fur3 uiiere miIitdriide
larieg5fagc. Sans 9elaien lit in hi.
icren 6duocfr p%oaitouoig uiter oelii.
ider gernaItung. 9ir iteben I'M
@eiten monlcntan in ser 9inie
Giinfirhen arra Rhcim5 gerom.
9elfort. Mtarifieren ati Gnlois 81
uuO id}ieBen Damn nal eben nod
1opcr biniiGer NIT lnieren nlsge.
scidneten aanougn.
Mir ha6cn hier ii6er " million
@cfaugencr 8uiien 6ran5oieL Gel.
Qier. Gualduoer, SerbeH. 3uapeu.
Gurfos, Sn0icr, MontciSgriucr oas
lrefnitc gtuIeum pom U}euibeu.
Run SdlltB, lieber Gutel uno
8ermau0te, ieet icio &6r 10 3iemIia
orientirt mno mitt, ME es bis gum
6cutiaeu ldge ite6t 5orgt baB
0ieies, sic reine 8o6r6eit, melt I'M.
ter 1micre @riiorr, Die 9entidl amr.
%rifaner, %binein0rinat mo tretet Den
engliIden 2iiaenberidten ihorf ent.
aeger. Ntm 5dluB, meiue 2ie6en,
ieio aac relgt Herjl. ge5riiBt BON
Gatrem
4fcoIanB ariiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23
9hifrnrlt.C

9incoln, 90. Son. Ger alge'
eousapsiduB Iebute bcutc
Den pom G6ermau porgelegtcn @e'
icbentmuri at. monodl I]bierlr3ten
iii unierem 2taatc Die gusiibmg
Der 9raris gcitattet wcroeu iolI,
ipcnm tie t0idbriae criolarci6c
nofrpciieu tonnet, o1ae elm
Grnntcn beii1Hoen ~ BADEN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23

pie &pND0ner pre1Is
gi6t in geipunOenen 80rten eiaen
reuen oeui}den grfoIg au. 60 &C.
lang BEN beutf1ea 4ionierea out
]an8 rdtfel9aFts @eiIe, Sic Gffento9Hs
gerbinOung naa @eittopsne D1aig
3a 3erFDrsn. Dids Gtrede i0nnte
bisber bon 0sa 8sr6iinseten 5u
1ruppentrnnsp9rtea iHnerbaib Der
5ront benuBt peroen. Die bsut.
GEN 8ioniere sera6rten bisie GGiss
asnanldgea 10 graubli4, haB ibrs
Bieosrher slung unm0gIi9 ietli
pirb, ea es sen Dsuti9m auBsrbem
md gelaHg. bard QitoerIsgen elnss
MaI6es Bic 0a1inier Iisgen0e GtEsds
inter Granotfeagr sa ne9mgn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23
snninnn lehnt n6.

9incoln, %. San. - @oitucrnellr
MorebeaS erfIdrte geitern abeito,
0uB 3idtcr SuQtUm aus 6maba,
Dem er inter Ser 6auo Den Soften
0es G6crridters ais 9tadiolBer
Conrad Soaenbeds au8eboten babe,
dhde[ehut babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23
sfot9.95

Ger SarpD goirnto 8Iattoelt.
idler @erein feiert ieinen oiesidbri-
aen MasfenbaI am s. 6ebruar i'm
8eutIdeu Sans in @apillion. 3mei
Gamea- ltuo 8rpei &errenpreiie fom.
men CUR GertbeiIlmg.
g1it @rliB, SIR
@alter SOB, Rr1f6erh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23
frenbiae lleberraidlnna.

elmer Ser miterloiten 9cftoren
trat an ,mir uno iagte Ser Bfar-
rer, fonItnen Sic idJnea nod ser
8. alaYIe, Oa liegt ein itnser bent.
ider Mnrn i'm Sterben.@ Sd itdno
iproAIos 0n; sein inileer oeutider
erUiOerte ih, mir bnben
id feiffe Mannrr me9r an 9oro. i"
e~ripioerfe Der Serr Gcftor
Iddelno, her bat uuter Oep Sob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23

SER Sons Bod. 10. unO Ban.
croft Cir, bet BON ieinem in 8idcrt,
5dlestpig 0olitein, t~upbnmoen Qei.
len einen Iaugen Brief erbnltcu, IN
Incident ale bon Serrn Bod oil Den
9rieiidreiber %aerid)tete 5raeen be.
.antmortet Iil0. Die critic Jroge. %
ole 8eutideu iiegen meroerL miro IN
.lafoniider Stiir5e NIT aobpe 3ipeiiel.
ulo ioaten nod mcbr 6einoe fom.
men bcautrDortet. @nQlano fputmt
nod oran, MIR @eoulo. @as i'd
bon Scr Siirfei bnlte2 So, iebr oiel.
.llno 3iUur NIT Der Eiirfei qebt
ihtieBli9 Der gar3e SsIam uno
.idloH riibrt's iih m allen Gden un0
.Gn0en. SIN 8eiten iinO Die SteL.
.hlngen ser 3euti6en bor5ugfidl uHo
INNER yfeite oruff" lift Die 2oiung.
.Gs fpltet nllr biele 9eute, ober beim
Stilrmen hiien lid uuiere 2eute ID
.Hidt hqlteu. lluo uniere 5iron.
.3en2 9abeu mir mebr mic genng;
bis jebt baben mir nod ni6t iiber
@elofnapp1eit 81 flogen; on3u baden
mir Den arieg in 6~einoeslano &C.
.tragen; tmiere 1rrppen iteben in
5ronfreids moblbabcn0ter @egenO
.uio i'm reifiten aobleneebiet. 5n
RuBlnno lit Die Gage Die aleibe.
4ir iiu0 better, ipie Die moeren &C.
%rilitet; aber mic lange tneroen fid bic
neutrolen @dmte bon england nod
nos uibren mo nit 3ilfiir be6all.
.0eln Idiien2 800"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23
Die bei6ea Climb

Die beT0fR 0Kn0er.
Frau 8eeiHrdtor (ibren Gatten smps
iangen0. SET nit Stn GtisfsIn in Der
0ano Biz 1rsppe STANDARDIZATION
tommtl: ga, Dir msroe la moreen
fgiib iagsn. mann 9u nah Snufs ges
tgmmen bfFl qLlFo FL ntrbs aemnft,
pa uils nngtadiiAe Jrnuen su tsns
ltrgeten limb bn Rader infas
ner.~ p<nSet fe flo NIT sinem Jub,
lritt an @@Hau8srI. Sen treiten &c.
sISitsr feinss Germ. .oa triitR aud
6OH gaaSleiIe auf!!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23
9eue @eiebentiuarie.

2incoln, %. Gan. SIN 8auie
mrrocn bis jcBt 1875 @cieBeitluiir-
fe u~oraeIegt m16reno Der Senat bis
iebt NIT t07 oaDougefonmen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23
8ilSer ans Spaans.

als Solfon0 mobiI m1djte. Idr1ilf
ten bic Giienb1bnen iogIeiA Den Ser
.febr er5ebI;d EN-. Die AiiSfalr
mad GjcAtIdlano mar init einem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23

Ger bieIiae @robfouimonn SER
g. anOreeIen. BON Der birnlo Gee.
Geit anbrecicn, Bat bon icinem IN
Solitein mobnenocn @ruoer einen TT.
tereilanien Brief crboIten. 1T mel.
dem er iid iibcr ben @rrlauf bes
Strieacs boifmnasireuoia otIsipritt
Ecs 6ernrren bcoanit or iid Iiir oie
8uIen0ina mebrerer 0itmmern Der
.Gmaba Sribiine4 m0 Der aniidIts'
farte Der oeitihe Wiihel nno iein
.Spielselq". Sebterer puroe IN bent
eofalblatte Der @eburtsitoot oner.
fenneno @rpdbnimg aetbon. Damn
.beiBt a in Dem griefe mortlidl /.
IA Oh oas Sdrliuger glatt regel.
mdbia bon bier erbdltit, bin id Der
0tiibe eniboben, onf bic iebige
Qrieqslage nlber ein5ugeben Gcnn
les brinqt III geordngter Gorm alles
.0araber gum ausOrud. nno mos On
me6r barber miiien pinit. bringt ia
In aushibrlidcr @eiie Ole Omaha
Sribilne@. Gs 1T ber5eririidenO. Bu
.leien. uie Oicie 3citung topier fir
imiere qeredte So6e ~aegeuiiber I'M.
.icrer ihdbigandeiu0e unO Der betbor'
ten omcrifaniiden Qrriie cintritt.
qber mas bilit allies oieies ebrlide
5treben qegenilber Der Rebolper.
prciie, melde MIR 81 leiht bonn nmc.
ifaniihen9Aiblihm bcridlidt miro.
.g1ad Geinem S6reiben iheint cine
.leidtc 8enoing sur beiisreu Sin.
.Iidt il6er Ben arieq bel guh Elm.
.3utreten. Der SAB seaen England
.iteigert iif nit ieoem meiteren "a.
lac. .@ott itraie england Inirtet
I'm aan3 Geutidlano Die @eariiBun9
BON JreuOen mo @cfamten mo Die
autuort Ioutet. aGr itrafe esl@ Die
9iebesgobeu Der @meritmer boben
.hicr freuoige @enugtbulne berbor.
.gerltfcn. 80
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23
Ser 9MisfOnn

4apiltiou. Gebr. II. San,
@ertber &err 9eterl
GinIiegen0 ien0e 9samen Der Sc.
Der snm 9lotben 9ren8; mohte Sic
frol. bitten, oieielben 3a 2erofientlI-
den.
aoa. uon Srn. ST. @artb s 1885
u. o.. @rube .......... 1850
@m. Reuballs ......... 3400
Eaitor 8. J. Shmi6t $50. $500
Gouis @ntter If. ........ 1900
llberidluB BON Set. Gar
big so. gan0m, Ser. -. 5000
Gfnaeianot pom Snrp9
60. 2an0p. -gerein 213.00
Garpn 60. 9latt0. Ser. 250.00
@retiia @tatt0. 8erein. 1910
$10f9.95
Sipbe 9iite Der @eher:
@retna eSranens&ereln Stride S34f5
@apilliOn 6raaen . Gcrein 1920;
1nitor S. s. SAmiot foa $3.50
Eeter SdHedLot5 $40; 6enrg9lun0.
ten $40; Jrnn3 @lartA $40, Saeob
Gut II. $40; @ntdb Arp SIT; Sal.
ter 8oB S.; emil @rotbe So;
siug Seaoer SIS; @eorqe Sold SIS;
@anf al II. g. GEarfe S.; Gbriit
Steubm So; 5rib Sunge So; &. ".
99lff So; So ge5renot S.; Sobn
@iaBnfann s.; s. 8. Bru6e So;
q. M. Aied SIS; @m. 91enbaug S5;
II. Niobr SIS; q. geItnaan So; &.
Carriers SIS; Soc @lanu So; 5rie
Gbers So; s.. u. Son6er So; 2ouis
Gutter It. sd; @. @ittrmAs $50
s.. 3 5dmi0t 50; q. IS. Glaaiien
81; CLAUS gidHer So: s. @beat
So; 50. @lnn0t il. 50; 8. @iqreg.
Ger So: Claus Seud 81, n. S..
Jiufc 81; Better Timm 81; Claus
l~lbrbammer So sng. Bod So; SIN.
Selpig 81 ). 8. Glarfe $3.50;
.. arebs $t 6. 0auermc1ter ST
5Ialls self 81 Sncob Gflnaer SIT.
aarob SOB 81; Sran5 3tHter st
GlalaS 6Sdid 81; 5ris @aFiefif ST;
sohn Sellf 81; 8. q. Samtter ST;
GbriH 9ebner S1; Gbns. Better ST..
ssohn @aiAuf ST.; q. 5nram ST;
SD. gofoes II. ST; 6. 3. Somil.
fpn ST. Txanf Graham sill; @larp
arGHieu $i; u. Aabu ST.: Sdls
MQbn Sis Gris 3ipf ST.: Sohn SAM
Sd ST. g. .. @iiaer ST. Sobn s.
Glan1ien $t; garE E4n1iot II. ST;
Carl H1Hfbt III $ts 5rik. Rapp
y 81 Branot $is y. @rapid ]
Sc; s Nad ST; Sobu RotteInlarin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23

Ga6ri6ten.S

Qcutife Observation-Disclosures Ode
III. uuo Center StraBe.
Sonntagsa 6n[e 10 ltbr Mor.
aens, 6ran3 0eper, superintendent.
Breoigt @ottesoienit II llbr
Nlor0elts un0 s llbr aben6s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nm Ka8
ubr. 0liIton s. Safer graiioent.
81 aranfep6eiuden uuo ionitiaen
4mtshanolungen gerne bereit. O.
ISL. Safer, 8aitor. @o6mlnq 1926
ISii6 IL. StraBe. IeIepbo1t Gong.
las 74S6.
9euide c0.lutb. ct. gauIg Sir.
I4e (0liiiouri Souooe) Ode %. unb
Grams GtraBe.
@pttesoienite I'm 10 ll6r 8prmit.
tags uno 7:30 a6en0s.
0entid : engliide @emefnoeIfule
ISerr S. u @ilgen6orf, 9e6rer.
Sonntagsidule inn balb 8tpolf.
9. g. Otto, Buitor.
Geiltide Sreie gban0cIiide Stride.
IGde H. imo 0orcas StraBe, 9feb.
IN. SitferbnmHer, gaitor. gsobnltna
Hts gorcas StraBe.
@ottes0ienite ndditen Gountaa
Die gem6bnIi6.
SonntagsiduIe 9.45 Born.
@%ottesoienit i'm II ltbr gormit.
tags uno s llbr glben6s.
ale iiHo ~irennolidit efnaeIoOen.
oieien geridmmIuugen beisurpo6nen,
aae iino freuHolidit eingelaOen.
oieicn 8eriammllngeu 6ei3uiuo6nen.
81 fonitigen qmtsbanoIunaen lit
Der 9aitor itcts bereit; lper Iciner
8ilfe oOer ieiues Hctbs be0ort, FIRE.
DIE uor oOer rife auf 8pIer tO92.
+ Wan unteritiise Die oeutjhc grel.
u inopm man au librer 1erbrei.
tuHa beitrdgi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23

! ZION unteritiise Die oeutjdc greI.
y inoem man au ibrer @erbrei.
lung beitrdgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23

ST; 6. aram6ef ST; Clans 6.
SAB ST; ". Soern ST; 6rib 0icoI-
tiien 50e; So6n 0Iiom 50c q. Gor.
oes Soc @at Gbriitiauieu SOC;
@rant Gbaie SOC s. 6. 3immer.
mnrm SOC; @uitab Gloaiien soc;
5rau ganbdm 50c; 2. &raOen6ur5
Soc; s. 3 @ateUcoo Soc 2uno.
areeeu @r. zoe; 3oan R6ooe SOC;
3eno glunfet 80; 5o6u @aniter 90
5obn 3. Srbr 50t, ,5acob gliefit
.50c; 6erm GInliien soc; g. q.
Ebompion zoe; z. g. Gaaoma0
25e; 6. G. Carpenter 25c; 81. q.
25e.
Mndt 8uiammen IS 280.85
.Sarp1 60. 9an0p. Ser. 10000
Sarpg SO. 8latt6. 8ereiu $4,000
6retna Rlatt6. gereiu !. 1910
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1915-07-13
NOTICE or RESALE or LAM.

Under and by virtue of an order oil
resale made by the Clerk of the Su.
perior Court of Union County in a
special proceeding wherein J. C. Nc
lntyre, administrator of Lydia A. Sta
ton. is plaintiff. and r. L. Station and
Others are defendants, made by rea-
son OF raised bid of $4,000 having
been offered Tor the interest in land
hereinafter described, |, J. ]. Parker,
commissioner. on
Saturday. the 3ist day of July, 1915.
at II O'Clock, NJ, at the courthouse
door of Union county, in Monroe. N.
C., will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described real estate, viz: All
the interest which Lydia A. Station
owned prior to her death in that
tract of land in Union county, n. c..
known as the Davidson Brooks home
place, adjoining the lands of ]. C. NJ.
Vann, j. II. Mullis and Bunyan Green.
containing l75 acres, and being the
tract of land upon which Davidson
Brooks resided prior to his death and
upon which his wife now resides, the
tenants in common holding subject TO
said widows dover right, described
in deed from Aaron Jenkins to Da-
wilson Brooks. recorded in Book AZ.
at page '3S2. and from Jim Bost Null
lis to Davidson Brooks. The interest
owned by said Lydia A. Station was an
undivided lie interest, subject to
the widows dover right in whole
tract.
Bidding will begin at $50.
This the 10th day of July, 1916.
j. j, PARKER, Commissioner
Stack & Parker, Attys.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1915-07-13
JACKS CAFE"
Important Notice 10 The Public

have bought out Saleeby's Cafe
on Main street in the stand next to
The First National Bauk. This gives
me the opportunity to fill a long-felt
need for Monroe.-a place where la
dies and gentlemen can secure excel
lent meals and service at reasonable
prices.
Cleanliness is going to be an out
standing feature of Jacks Cafe. -
blended with the best cooking that |
can possibly secure.
When you are in Monroe be sure
and come around and see me even if
you do not desire to eat anything
Just come around and see the attract
i've manner in which everything is ar
ranged.-JACk KIDD.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1915-07-13
Four Reels at The Pastime To-day.

The War Of the Wild" a thrilling
jungle feature. with Marie Walcamp.
Wellington Playter. Rex De Roselli,
sherman cambridge. in two parts.
Love and Handouts" a drama of
the hills. with sydney Ayers and Do
ris Pawn. in one reel.
THE old Tutor" in one reel.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1915-07-13
We Want
Your Produce

Bring us your Produce, Poultry,
Eggs, etc. and get both THE CASH
and the Highest Market Price.
Bring us anything you have to sell
and we will pay you MORE CLEAR
MONEY than you can get from any
out of town man. Try the other man
first and then see me.
.S.R. D0STER
Phone 90.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1915-07-13
JACKS CAFE"

Remember the location: Next
door to The First National Bank on
Main street.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1915-07-13

Says the philosopher: "a clean
tablecloth adds ninety per cent TO the
enjoyment of meal"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-21
COMMERCE AND FINANCE
TIMID BANKERS DANGER
TO COUNTRY, SAYS TAFT
Foreign Nations Do Not Want War.
Expanding of Cash Reserves In
jures Much Legitimate Business.
BY J. sELwIN TAiT,
President Warrington and Southern
Bank.
Written expressly for The Washing.
ton Herald.

"itteH expressly lot Inc Washing.
ton Herald
Everything financial is hanging fire
Just now in our money centers pend
ing the outcome of the measures
taken or intended by the European
nations now at war to blockade each
others coasts. This action, which
SO far as Germany is concerned, has
just gone info effect seems to New
York bankers to be fraught with
danger to neutral, including Ameri-
can ships, and calculated to lead to
international trouble.
1t is to me uncomfortable that any
of the belligerents should wish to
add to his present troubles by risk
ing war with this country, and it is
an insult TO their comon intelligence
to think that. acting in good faith,
the countries interested can not avoid
such contingency. To anticipate
trouble of the kind is to invite it.
In expanding their cash reserves
to an abnormal point, the great CEN
trail banks are putting the brakes on
much legitimate business. policy
which influences trade in every city
of the country and goes down
through every strata of business I'M
til it reaches the laborer who, un-
able to pass it on to any one else,
goes without work and food and
promptly becomes dangerous
quantity. There is no occasion at all
for such alarm on the part of our
money centers. On the contrary,
now is the time to REINFORCE the
country's lowered financial vitality by
encouraging in every way healthy
trade.
The one danger this country has to
guard against at this time is the cx-
trcme timidity of banking wealth in
our great money centers. This would
at any time be a mistake, but now
that we have the Federal reserve bank
system to fall back upon, it is hnan-
cial crime
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-21
COTTON MARKETS.

Now York. Feb. 2,.-Ihe restricting influence
of nervousness trans Atlantic shipping cundi-
tiuns on fresh business again was reflected in the
cotton market today. The fact that al 1.-The Amer
lean markets will be closed Monday. while Liver
pool will remain open usual. may also have
been a factor in reducing the volume Of trading to
small dimensions. and fluctuations were cOrrc-
~pondinsly narrow. The market opencd at de-
cline Of | TO points. and sid about ) To
points lower during the early trading under scat
terinS liquidation. much If which seemed tn come
from Wall Street sources. hut later steadied on
trade buying and closed steady. net unchanged to
= points lIwcr.
While no one in shipping circles seems
Trclrared TO admit that the dangers TO merchant
ships in the zone have had any material effect,
and ssilin-S have been cancelled for this reason.
war risks on shipments to Great Britain have in
creased to about ~ FER cent, while freight
continue high. owing Iartly to the probability
that vessels will be unusually delayed dischars
ing and taking cargo abroad result Of the
congestion npracticaly all British and continental
Iorts.
At the same time. these abnormal costs % trans
rortstiou have not yet checked the movement and
at the close of business Friday there were still
Is e5 bales of cotton on ehiphoard at the leading
PORTS awaiting clearance
Furnished by n. L. Carpenter Co, Woodward
Ruildns
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-21

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