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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-17
FOE MUST Be BEATEN"
KAISER TELLS HIS TROOPS
Expresses Confidence "Good
Lord of Hosts viii Help
us to Victory"

BERLIN, Oct. 14.-Cvia London. -
During his visit to the eastern front
asst week. Emperor William told the
troops OF General Won Eben that their
two slogans should be He shall not
get through" and He must be beaten"
Following Is the emperor's speech:
Not far from your ranks the battle
is raging and we hear a cannon shot
now and then. 1 had the privilege of
who. in hard fighting against great
odds. won glory and did a great service
to the fatherland. IL is for me a duty
md an honor to express the most pro-
found and most cordial thanks on be-
BALI Of the fatherland that you, along
with your Austro-Hungarian comrades
+ arms, have held your ground so
bravely.
when you again move against the
enemy take with you these two slogans.
ilrst: He shall not get through and
second: He must be beaten We are
lighting for Just cause. Every one of
you know why you are risking your
life, but many of the enemy know not
why they fight. Numbers do not i'm
press you, and I am convinced that you
will show yourselves just as plucky in
the future as in the past.
: Let the enemy crush his mead
against a wall of iron. God help you
in this great work.
In a speech TO the troops under Cen
eral Won Boehm-Frmolh, the emperor
said:
I'VE are all convinced that we are
lighting in a good cause and we have
the confidence that the good Lord of
Hosts will nelp US to victory"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-17
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Butter, firm; re-
ceipts, 1920 tubs. Creamery, higher than ex
tras scoring, 351k 036c; creamery, extra t92
scorel, 80 cents; creamery second, lS3-S7
scOrel. $685. e S;aSne seconds (Sssi
cry, unsaIted. firsts. ;i2@33c; creamery, un.
snest, BIZ GsS1sc: state, dairy. good to prime.
29hG31e; state dairy. common to fair, 26g
29c; renovated extras. 29@2ohc; renovated
ladies' fi june make firsts. 27@27sc: ladies'
@aEe seconds a5 ladies' current %ake
tower grades, 24a25c. Packing stockECurrent
make. No. l, 25G25hc.
Cheese easier; receipts, 1900 cars. State
Whole milk: Flats. early made, specials
21621Ac flats. fresh colored specials, 21G
q &c; flats, fresh white, spe. 21@21hc; flats.
early made. specials, 2015 d2O%c; twins, fresh.
specials. 2015 @20%c; twins. fresh. average.
Ps dS sS freah fu GaTy naI
lOKe; single daisies, fancy. 19A 91ekc; all
styles. undergrades. 15q1sAc. Wisconsin,
i9Kc: twins. fresh, 19G19Kc: singles daisies,
fresh, .19A 0191Hc; double daisies. fresh, 1914
q10kc; young Americas, zoe. statc-skims
Gals I5h615%c; choice, 14h@15c; fair to
Eggs weak; receipts, o,s45 cases. Fresh
r ns $685. seca0G es tS
Sic; thirds and poorer, 27@2sc; fresh gath
cred dirties No. 1. 26627c fresh gathered
dirties, No. 2, 22125Ac; prime to choice. dry
checks, 24@25c; undergrades, checks, 20623c:
refrigerator, special marks. fancy, store and
insurance paid. SOk d31c; refrigerator firsts.
storage and insurance paid, 20h@SOc; refriger.
ator seconds. storage and Insurance paid. esq
zoe; refrigerator. lower grades. 25627Ae; re-
frigerator, state, white, 3i633c. Nearby and
white eggs: State, PENNSYLVANIA and nearby
hrnnery, whites, fine to fancy. 45G5oc; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery, whites, ordi.
nary to good. 35@43c; gathered whites, as to
size and quality. SO@45c; Wisconsin and south
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YOUNG BUSINESS MEN
SEND THANKS TO WILSON
Express Appreciation of PreSi-
dents Keen Interest in
Their Welfare

NEW ORLEANS. Oct 1.-THE 1915
convention OF the Young Mems Bust
ness Clubs OF America came to a close
late today with the selection of Lamar.
Col. as next years meeting place and
the election OF the following officers:
President. Howard S. williams, Jack
son. Miss; first vice president. Charles
E Dunbar. New Orleans; second vice
president. c. II. Wooden, Lamar. Col
third vice president. c. l. Bowers. Ak
rbn- O.: secretary. Lawrence o. Sprosty,
Cleveland. o.: treasurer. A d. Stitt,
jamestown. ~. Y.
+. At a meeting of the new board OF
control vacancies were filled as fol-
lows: Leslie O. Beard. New Orleans:
Lee E Skeel. Cleveland. o.: ]. A. Steel,
Jr-, Nicksburg, Miss This board will
decide at a meeting tomorrow on a date
FOR the next convention.
A telegram was sent TO President Will
son expressing appreciation OF his mes
sage read to the convention at it's first
session at Jackson. Miss, last Tues
day The telegram to the president
read:
The Young Mems Business Clubs OF
America which met in Jackson, Miss,
and New Orleans this week. today adopt-
ed resolutions extending to YOU their
sincere thanks for your inspiring mes
sage and TO say to you that the young
men Of the nation deeply appreciate
your keen interest in the welfare Of the
young business men"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-10-17
FAIR SIDELIGHTS

Three big tents are needed to house
the entries in the automobile show at
the Southeastern fair. Nearly every
make OF car is represented. while all
styles are shown from a super limousine
10 giant truck. The three tents are
near the main entrance
Included in the entries are Federal
? Trucks, chevrolet "4sO," Harry A Lozier
H." REQ. Packard. Harley Davidson.
Atlanta Auto Top and Trimming com
lpany. Franklin, Republic trucks, Chal-
mers. Superior. Buick. Cadillac, Oakland.
Acme. John n Smith cOmpany's Pierce
Arrow and Buick locomObile, winton-
Six, Mitchell. bort. Mercer. Cole S.
Overland and WyIlis knight.
More entries were expected Monday.
The United States army has establish
ed recruiting station at the fair. A
tent Thanked on either side with the
stars and stripes and posters depicting
the advantages OF army life. has been
erected near the cattle show. Recruit
ing officers state they expect a number
or applicants before the fair is over.
It wouldn't be a fair without the
sweet cider mills. These are stationed
all over the grounds. with darkies feed
ing barrels and barrels OF apples into
the grinder and the golden Juice coming
out in a thick. rich stream
+ The exhibit OF Herefords In the cattle
show has never been excelled in the
south In the clean. straw-strewn stalls
are many OF the finest cattle produced
In the country. There are entries from
Frankfort. KY. DonaldsOnvilIe. Ga. At
lanta. Marietta, McDonough. Jackson,
Miss. Newman. Eminence. KY, Leila, Ga,
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Grain
(By Associated Press. }


CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Lightness of world ship
ments had bullish effect on wheat today, so
also did a big decrease in the amount of wheat
on ocean passage. Arrivals at Liverpool were
said to be inadequate. Opening prices here,
which ranged from hG1c higher, with December
at 81 .577s91 ssh and May at 81 .57BQ1. 90,
were followed by reaction, but then another
upturn.
Later wheat eased OFF. affected mainly by a
large increase Of the United States visible sup
ply total The close was unsettled at ga nc
net decline, with December and May both at
$1.57&.
Rains that would delay husking tended to lift
the corn market On the other hand, there
was considerable selling by purchasers of oats.
After opening a shade to X hc off, prices
scored slight gains all around.
Subsequently corn receded with wheat. The
close was nervous at u a ssc TO sc net decline.
Oats seemed TO be governed by corn. Changes
in quotations were insignificant.
Belgian relief orders put firmness into provi-
sions. Weakness in the hog market was ignored.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices in the
exchange totay:
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south Germany and. supported by our
anti-aircraft guns. brought down nine
aeroplanes," the statement saws. "Ac-
cording to the reports at hand. five per-
sons were killed and 26 wounded by
bombs which were dropped The ma
terial damage was slight. No damage
was done to military establishments.
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Cotton


NEW YORK, Oct, l6.-The cotton market
showed renewed strength early today with all
the active months making new high ground for
the movement. People who had taken profits
on long cotton toward the end of last week
as a precautlon against the possibility Of sub
marine developments over Sunday, appeared TO
be repla cling their long lines. Trade interests
were again active buyers, while there was also
covering and after opening steady at an adj
vance OF to 10 points active months sold
about - TO II points net higher with Decem-
Der touching 17.72 and January 17.6S. Firm
cables with private advices attributng the
strength to dear southern markets and an I'M
proved spot demand, probably encouraged the
early buying movement here, while there were
reports that rain and high winds had damaged
open cotton around Waco. Texas.
Realizing caused by slight reactions during
the middle of the morning, but there was some
nervousness over the tropical storm report IN
the Yucatan channel. while trade interests
seemed to be absorbing contracts, and the mar
ket soon developed renewed firmness with De-
cember selling up to 1915, and January to
1T.71, or IS to 20 points net higher.
Profit taking was active enough around
HI for January to cause slight reactions dur
ing the noon hour. but the offerings were well
absorbed, and the market later developed re-
newed strength on covering and renewed buy
ing by trade interests. January sold up TO
17.72 and March to 17.79 about IS to %
points net higher.
NEW YORK COTTON,
The following were the cash quotations
grain and the previous close:
Tone very steady; middling, 1880; quiet.
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g ALLIED AEROPLANES
: SHOT DOWN, BERLIN SAYS

BERLIN, Oct. I4.-CVia London, fol-
low French official. AeropIane raid -
Nine allied aeroplanes OF a squadron
which attempted to pass over southern
Germany yesterday were shot down, the
war office announced today.
Our aviators successfully attacked
strong enemy sQuadrons on their way to
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NAVAL STORES

NAVAL STORES
(By Associated Press.l
SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 16.-Turpentine quiet
"A cents; sales, none: receipts $40.
Quote: B, $6.OO96O5; ID, $6.10; E, $6.1Og
se.22b; NJ, S6226: n, S6.25; window glass,
Se.35: water white, S64O
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, Oct, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000,
active, early decline Of 10 TO 20 cents under
Saturdays average partly regained: bulk, 80 %
69 so; light, IS. S5d9 so; mixed, 50 .O5Q1O 90;
heavy, IS .9OG9 So; rough, So 90G9.15; pigs.
Sc. J0GS.75.
Cattie-Receipts, $4,000. weak: native beef
cattle, So .50@11 90; western steers, $6.1Oel
0 rs; stockers and feeders 81. 70@7. 50; cows
and heifers, SO. 40d9. 20; calves, 81 .O0Q 11.50.
Sheep-Receipts, 80, 900, firm; wethers, $6.60
as IS; lambs, 81. 75d10.45.
AVERAGE WEIGHT OF COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 16.-Hester's official
weight statement gives average weight Of bales
for belt on September 3d. as 524.40 versus
519.54 last year. Weight hervier in all states
than last year except Alabama. Hervy weight
shows concentrated harvesting.
SPOT COFFEE MARKET
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Coffee: Rio, No. Z,
9l5c.
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Geneva Ind. brownsville. Ga. and Kan
sas City. There are several herds of
shorthorns from Tennessee, Wisconsin
and Ohio, and Jerseys from Tennessee
and Ohio.
Thomas Johnson's prize SOW, Defender
Lady Second. caused a commotion near
the swine tent Monday morning when
they gave her bath. The bath pens
are right next to the swine tent. De-
fender Lady was coaxed in all right
but as soon as the hose hit her She
made for the gate. She took away the
boards like they were made of paper
darky boy tried to stop her. He
Will never try to stop $40 pounds of live
pork again. After a merry chase through
the woods and fields, Defender LADY
was finally caught and had her face
washed despite grunts and squeals
In the middle OF the swine tent is
grand stand where spectators NAV
SIT when the judging and sales are go
Ing on. On every side are many lines
OF stalls filled with every sort of pig.
There are Duroc-Jerseys,- Berkshires.
Hampshire swines, the worlds cham
pion swine and the smallest piggies
In existence. In one end are the alleys
Tor the exhibits OF the Georgia Boys
Pig clubs. which make up a creditable
display.
The Grady hospital has put I'D an
emergency tent near the main buildings
but to date there have been few calls
Tor service. Several ladies were pros
trated by the heat and dust Monday, but
they quickly recovered.
Near the hospital tent are two tents
, which house a hose reel. an engine and
ten hremen. So far they have spent
most OF the time playing checkers.
0 The tents for the poultry show and
q the dog show are put up in the space
; between the Agricultural and Liberia
: Arts buildings Monday. The dog show
3 begins Tuesday. The poultry show al
ready 10 on. and the big tent "a cram
med with cages for the finest lot of
chickens ever seen in Atlanta or Peach
tree street.
Judging in the Jacks and jennets show
show began Monday in front of the
grand stand. The following awards were
made by Irwin Railey, of Versailles.
KY, the Judge!
|. Jacks, four years old and over! First
rprize. Thomas Ezell; second, ]. r. Scott,
and third. Thomas Ezell.
Jacks, three years old and under four:
First prize. ]. w. Thompson; second
prize, Thomas Ezell
Jacks, two years old and under three:
First prize. ]. w. Thompson.
Jacks. under one year old. First prize
Thomas Ezell.
Jennets, three years oldi First and
second prizes, Thomas EzellI third prize,
J. X. Scott
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COTTON OIL MARKET
METAL MARKET
(By Associated Press.

NEW YoRw, Oct, 16.-The metal exchang,
quotes lead, 7.O0@7.1 Oi spelter dullj spot Eas
St. Louis delivery 0&c.
At London, lead, so pounds los; spelter, 81
pounds los,
III s.aody. No nortbor,r 500 - W -; 70 90
No g $40. O0M20. 30; No. 1 southern, $40 SO
d2O. 90; No. ., SO .0OM19.5O.
Metal exchange quotes tin quietj spot, SAL 90
Q41.5O,
At London-Spot copper, Ia pounds; futures,
11s pounds los; electrolytic, 143 pounds; spot
tin 10 pounds los; futures, $50 pounds
KANSAS CITY BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY
by Associated Press)
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 16.-Butter, creamery,
3shc; firsts, ale; seconds, 2e1ac; packing,
2T1hc.
Eggs. firsts, 3Okc.
Poultry, hens, i5l5c; ROSTERS. 111sc; broil-
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NLW O4tA4AaxAAfN ~~~~~~'
(By Associated Press.y
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 16.-Better cables
than due and too much rain in the belt caused
heavy buying of cotton as soon the market
opened today. Prices rose IA to 10 points on
the active months and new high quotations for
the season were made throughout the list.
Fear that the hurricane reported today over
Yucatan would strike the gulf coast Increased
the demand and further firmness resulted from
reports of a strong spot demand in the belt In
the trading up to noon October rose to IL
cents and the trading months went to levels
IS to 81 points amove Saturdays close.
The market was strong and active in the
afternoon and in the trading up to 1880 the
were advanced 10 points to lie for middling.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices in the
exchange today
Tone steady; middling, 17c steady.
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Rheumatism
A Home Cure by One Who Had n

In the spring of 1898 l was attacked by
Musuclar and InflammatOry rheumatism.
suffered as only those who have ii know, for
over three years. l tried remedy after
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" YORK SUGAR MARKET

sylYania and NEARBY hennery, browns. 3S@42c;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby, hennery, browns
and Mixed ordinary to fancy, 3OUSGc.
NEu vOpK prcAp NApRET
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MEDICAL
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HELP wANrEp-MALE AND FEMALE

THOUSANDS men and women wanted for u >.
government life jobs. $500 month. Steady
work Short hours Pleasant work. Rapid ad-
vancement Pull" unnecessary. Common edu-
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structions. Piedmont Tobacco Co., ALT, Dan
vile, Va.
SELL TREES-Fruit trees, Pecan trees, shade
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AVERAGE WEIGHT OF COTTON
PERSONAL.


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HELP wANTED-nALE.

TOBACCO FACTORY wants statesmen; 1925
monthly aud expenses for the right man. EX-
perience Unnecessary, as we give complete in
structiOns. Piedmont Tobacco Co., Alt, Dan
Vile. Va.
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lee. II OF IL % IL ~ IL 81 IL 81 IL W
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON
(By Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.-Spot cotton steady,
10 points up. Sales on the spot, 2,4S5; to ar
rive, 1,OS5.
Good ordinary, 15 90; strict good ordinary,
10. 90; low middling, 80; strict low middling,
10 90; middling, IL co.! strict middling, 17.19;
good middlng, 1887; strict good middling, 1892.
Receipts. 2O542; stock, 222, 1903
SPOT COTTON
Atlanta, firm, 17.7Oc.
New York, quiet, 1850.
New Orleans steady, tic.
Liverpool, firm, 1920.
Augusta, steady, 17.5Oc
Norfolk steady, 17.15c.
Houston, steady, 17.2Oc.
Memphis, steady, 17.15e.
Philadelphia, steady, 1S.o5e.
Dallas steady, 16.40c
Boston, steady, 1850.
Mobile, steady, 17.15c.
Savannah, steady, 17.26c.
Charleston, steady, 11.15c.
Wilmington. steady. 1890.
Little Rock steady, 16. 9Oc.
Galveston, steady, 17.15c.
ATLANTA COTTON MARKET
Atlanta spot cotton. firm =. ....,...17. 20
Receipts 80. ..''''1'oS1
Shipments 1911 wv
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS MARKET
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Geneva, Ind. Townsville, Ga. and Kan
sas city. There are several herds of
shorthorns from Tennessee, Wisconsin
and Ohio, and Jerseys from Tennessee
and Ohio.
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TAnTEO When irregular or delayed. use
hkA01GO Triumph Pills; always depend
able Not sold at drug stores. Relief" and par
tIculars free Address NATIONAL MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, Milwaukee, Wis.