The Abilene Semi-Weekly Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 85, Ed. 1 Friday, October 30, 1914 Page: 3 of 16
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1902
1914
Citizens National
Bank
.JtLake' pmk iu wi"K "ttoiition to MONDAY
NOVEMBER SECOND tho hvolftl bushier an
nivorsnry of (u. Citizens Xationnl Hunk. Dining
tlii'su years this lunik has enjoyed to the fullest e.
tent the confidence and good will of till the people.
It has been this loyalty and cooperation that has
assisted as in buildiuK one of the strongest financial
institutions iu this entire seetiou and we are glad
to take this opportunity of expressing to our put-
rons and friends our sincere thanks and apprecia-
tion. Gee. L. Paxten Presldeat J F. Garrison Cashier
J. 0. SheltoR Active Vice Present
E. Chandler Ant. Cashier
Member Regional Reservcr.
4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Accounts.
Ill ONE MINUTEI GLQ
OPEHOL
L
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l
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GJeari Staffed I
sIr FammtmI
r i
mm
VANISH
Ilea Nastfr Ditcaarre.
Heed. Heal lafUnieel
aad Yea Rrcvtae Freely
i
Try ''Ely' Cream Balm."
Y Get a email bottlo anyway fait to try
it Apply a littlo In tho nostrils and in-
stantly your clogged noeo and stopped-
ap air pausges of the head will open:
you will broatho freely; dullness and
headache disappear. By morning! the
catarrh cold-fn-head or catarrhal sore
throat will bo srone.
End such misery now! Get the small
bottle ef "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
drug "tore. Ihis sweet xragraRtbaii
dissolve by the beat of the nostril
cnetratos afid heals tho Inflamed swol-
len Encmbratic which lines the nosc.hcad
and throajf clears tho air passages ; stops
nasty disftarges and afeclingof cleans-
ing sooBing relief comes immediately.
av awake to-nisht struirsrllntr
for biath with head stuffed; nostrils
hawking and blowing. Catarrh
or acold with its running nose foul
a droDninir into tho throat and
dryness is distressing but truly
needless. t
t vour faith Just once In "Ely's
ream Balm" and yow cold or catarrh
U surely disappear.
McLemore-Basa Drug Companj
COMB SAGE TEH IN
TO
VANDERBILT WENT HUfffiRY
Although lie Had brnfU Per linn.
tired of Hollar U Forced to
lleranln nt Genoa.
U' the 1'nlted Tress.
LONDON -How Cornells Vender-
bltt the American millionaire. Went
hungry Iu Italy while ho hnd drafts
In hi pickets for hundreds of dollars
Is being told here by Or" Hoettngcr
the famous Polish lender ho has
Just come from Austria.
Dr. Ilrstlnger snld that Vanderbllt
first heard the news of the war In
Austria hint motored 'through to Go
noa thlnktnc that he roiild cot stenm-
Hhlipa ssage there lly the time he
got there his ready funds were nil ex-
hausted. He didn't think nnythltig of
that ns he hnd several drafts with him
hut when he presented the droft nt
the bank he could not Ret them ensil
ed. After sleepliiR In his car over
night and roIiir hungry for awhile
he found an nciualntnneo who loaned
mm unotigh money to write to his
London representative advising him
of his pllfiht. A London bflnk then
Kot word through to a Genoa bank to
honor Vanderhllt'B drafts and tho
millionaire was enabled to Ret out of
the country. '
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
frraatiutiw
ituwiisu
troubleef
and tft
drvgrn
call '
(junifbuaSF
It &
.l.aVrJ
Jhifai
lest Wirk Uwest Prkis
DARKEN IT P
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i Sfffphun a f MWfWjJ
EJr .r BRanfffVO APtiiirn is HnnsWur a
Mixture 4iJefle rea ana "..fifr . JbkwT
.it: i - ' nniiiiiB . rasssH r .
jUjeTsrrintlirir'fjyT CIIOWNS . v?f LQp
sguin UAMFjii l0 uiuuutiiuim. . ...j. .....s.u
rose rvawjor muica riiAirj -... . ....sj...wre0.vu
fljiril?lng iu an FILLIWJM f.n0o UP
Bjfioranoo la of the TEETH. EXTRACT COO
QWerJay&iU 19 yeait
MmtmM BeliBalaieta
wnusis
Grandma kept her locks dark glossy
thick with a mixture oi bags
Tea an;
Ilia olJtimo
Fulnbur fur
and faded hair is
ment and folks a
keep ttidl hair a?
it auite urasibls. as'
yowjaaiui i
reTfhuucli. we don't bare the
ijtM Atk ol fitharing tho saga
JmiAarjritiinfl at homo. All
nmgA the ruuly-to-UM produei
"yjfTth' Sago and Sulphur
' fur about MJ cni a ooiiie.
popular booausa nobodr can
U ham been anolled. HtaplT
Vour eoaib or a soft brush with it
ii Ari Lhli throush Tour hair takirut
eae sifts II etrsnd at a times by morning
Um gray hair disappears but what de
light the ladiwi with Wyeths ago ana
Bulphur Is thsi IUbs beautifully
darkening tho hair sJUr a few applioa.
tions 14 also produons that soft lustrs
aial appesxsuvw of abundanoa which is so
attractlvei bcsldos prsreata dandruff
Jtc&lng scalp and fsJILng hair.
For sale by McLemare-Daas Drue Co.
Parlslk Studio for classy photos
Are Closely Observing Public Health
Conditions.
An examining physician for one of
tho prominent life Insurance compa-
nies In an Interview on the subject
mndc tho astonlshlnc statement thnt
ouo reason why so many applicants
for Insurance aro rejected Is bccauBO
kidney trouble Is so common to tho
American people and tue large ma
iority of those whose applications aro
declined do not oven suspect that they
have the disease.
Accordlnn to this It would seem
that a medicine for the kldneyis poa
BfHsInc real henllnir nnd curative pro
pertlea would! be a blessing to thoub-
anda.
Dr. Kllmof & Co. IllnRhamton N.
V. who preoro Dr. Kilmer's Swnmp-
Iloot. tho JWoll known kidney liver
and bladduf remedy claim Hint Judg-
ing from oJfldence received from drug-
L'Uta eveii-where. who nrc constantly
In touch! with their customers anu
nlso indlfputable proof In the form of
grateful leatlmonlal letters from tnou-
sanda off rellablo citizens tnitt prepa
ration Is rcmnrknbly pispccsBful In
slckncsf cauBed by kldacy and ulad-
dor troiblca. Every latcreatlng atnte-
ment tley receive res-ardlnfiawnrnD-Itoot
I lnvestiKatcAjsJsTio tcsMmo-
nlal iHltubllshcd umRb tho pnrurwho
iends ft Is refiflfTod of goo4-irharac-
tor. Taey MrTopn file awem stnte-
ments olrcovcrlesjjrtho most dls-
troHBlnKJFaaasSiii' Tftey stato thnt Dr.
Kllmor'sfSwnmp-noot l mild and gen
tle In ltact!ontflt8 healing Influ-
ence 1b bW ' iroticcd In most cases.
Swamp-Root la purely an herbal
compound and Dr. Kilmer & Co. nd-
visa all readers who reel in neea oi
such a remedy to give it a trial. It
!n on sale at all drug stores In bot-
tle of two slzea 00c nnd $1.00. How-
ever If you wish first to test this
KTeat preparation Bend ten cents to
Dr. Kilmer Co.. Iilnghamton N. T.
no BREtKS B LEI
L COFFMAN
ACCIDENTALLY
SHOT HIMSELF
H" lnl
piuhii.M:r clyhi: max iiuavs
. m. THHOt'UII I'ESirK AMI
IS HIIOT IX IIKAIIT
1. E. Coffman ngrd forty years no-
cidentnlly ktlleit himself with n gun
one mile south of Clyde nt five o'cldck
.Monday evening according to advices
received in this elty Tnesdiy morn
ing.
I E. Coffmnn who is n member of
the llrm of Tyson uttd Coffmnn un
dertakers nnd furniture nt Clyde to-
gether with hlfl hrother-ln-Inw i.uther
rntterson. and Will Cnrpcnter went
out In the afternoon for a hunt. It
was while going through n wire fence
thnt ColTinnn was killed nccordlng to
information received here. Coffmnn
is said to hnvc set his riiii up ngalust
the strands of wire tuid to have gone
through the wires and when he took
hold of tho barrel of the gup to draw
It through the wires nftcr him. tho
trigger caught on one of the wires nnd
tho entire contents of tho gun entered
.tuiunrcly Into his heart his death be-
.Ing almost InBtnntnticous. What could
be done for him was done but he
could not ho saved
Mr. Coffmnn hns been nt Clyde for
tho past threo years nnd wns one of
the most prominent nnd well liked
men In the city. He woh formerly n
rPMldcnt of flnritnn. Tho funeral was
!to occur at four o'clock Tuesday nf
ternoon. nnd Interment wob to hn In
the Clydo cemetery.
Surviving the deceased aro his wife
and four children and his sister and
mother the latter two living In Iown.
10 CENT "CASCARETS"
STRENGTHEN YOU UP
'o Sick Headache lilllous Siotuach
loatcu Tongue or Lonxlipated
IloneU lly
Get a 10-ccnt bo
Turn tho rnacii
ache. blllouBnoxs
Bour stomach and
them out with Cut
head
the nick
colds turn
' $jw fjf-'m
EEO FRANK CASE
BEFORE GA. COURT
YOl'XU ATLAXTV SIPEIUXTEX.
UEXT AOAIX MAKES FIOIIT
FOII HIS LIKE.
IS UNDER DEATH SENTENCE
Hns Heeu Contlcfrd of the Murder nf
IM'tar-Old MHrj I'lmgati nn
Eraplojr on April Tnenty
Sixth 1113.
ATLANTA Onf. Oct. 20. Tho fight
for life of Leo M. Krnnk young -Atlanta
factory superintendent under sen
tence of denth for nlleged murder of
H-ycnr-old Mary 1'hagan nn employe
on April 2i 1D13 was ngnln before
the (leorgln Supreme court today.
Two motions of Frank whose con
viction wns based nlmost entirely on
nrcumstnntlal evidence nnd tho con
fession of alleged accomplices and
has nltrncted nntlon-wlde Interest.
have been before the court. Argu
ment were begun today upon the mo-
tion to set aside death ncnnlty he-
ss3aes8wssga8a3E3SBr--TBrirllssi m I ' ;;k;-iiliiiijastjstasgssssssisssssXswssU
I lf TJieBett at Any Price 29jg
U I No olVer lalIS
ft I p.y1. )ic KStB
111 nhcf Kfttr bis- 9fll
Then Why Pay More?
ImlcR bringing the total yard re-
relpta of Abilene for the season to A-
740 bales.
Mr. MIIroii Is weighing nt his sic-
nutt jnnl about twu ti.cks e.at f
the Oil Mill. TV ct-.nprcss has b?c.i
i-u lining throjrihcu the day and snu1
SUM uitnts n being mnde from the
1 liiBon yard No 1 wlllfh will ineno
possible his irturr 'hereto weigh the
fanner's cotton Iu the very near fu-
ture. From this date on provided contin-
ued fair wenther obtains the receipts
of cotton will climb from day to day
cause Frank wns nbsont from the. ni.i ri .ui... ... th mfin.i ....i
court room nt Atlanta when tho Juryj MrmltB or plokent entering tho field
brought In the vcrdct. 1- rank's nt- nKn. rickerrt are tn demand ngnlu
tornoya claim that tlili wub n vloln- nm! many aro leaving dnlly for the
tlon of his constitutional rights nnd fields.
If the motion to set nsldo tho verdict: a lleht frost fell in Abilene durlne
lH denied by tills COUrt. Will bo thO th.. nnrfv Imurn nt Tntmlnv. lint Mm
basis of nn nppenl to tho Unlfed Stntea consensus of nulnlon Is that the frost
oupremo wourt. will do hut littlo i amuse to cotton
hrnnk'H other motion which wns do- and feedstuff because of the fact that
nicil October H was n request for n'lt wn llRht and fell during extremely
new trial based upon the nlleged dls- wot weather which It Is atnted hns u
Your Pall Cold .VrrdsJUfratloH.
covery of now evidence 'slnco hie con- reactlvo effect upon
vicilou. This motion wan based chief- front.
ly on the sensational move early thin'
month of WUHnm M Smith former
attorney for "Jim" Coiiley nn nlleged
negro accomplice of Frank's. Smith
declared that he wns convinced that
his former client Conlcy wns tho
murderer of Mary Phngati and thnt r
Frank Is Innocent. .Jl
..' ..... . . 'Annum
w oviuencc aiicgeu io nnvo ocen
No use
It will wj
Dr. King's
discovered by Detective. William tr
IluniK of New York during a tejJip-lv
l New
uwenr It out
ad. Take
Iscovoryrcllef fol
checks yepir cold and
cough nwp. Pleasant
lienllng.ychlldren like
of Dr. Klnn'a
Xornls
t " jr -j-
r i .
w nnwjr -
b oujfru
indlKualoi
rai
Lrt
.unn..u .ain..i ...... i a. I''"" 'isovierj' nnjr Keen u in mo
i v.b- i.iir . -i -i.i houso.LAuVUftJisfly couRh nnd cold
tn iu. .. hi.. r.nr. i'ii i.v !. .i.r...n idoctor wrltcB Ixjwls Chamberlain
To be ii big card held by tho defense. .. nh. MM. ..i n
Hums Rot Into n row with tho Atlnntn' '". '.;"
Money back tt It
police because ho wns unlicensed to
"practice" in Gcorgln.
Iluriis claims to have discovered ovi-
Ifitlril ttint 111.. Pltflrnn flrl tna 1.lllnft
after n struude In the basement mnr
women tak a tnt' flovntor shaft In the building of
ii mill inwor the Natlonnl Pencil Factory bulldliiR
docu not satisfy but It nearly alwnys
helps.
MIIHoiih nf men
Cascarot now niiithen and never uu niionni I'encii victory nuiiuing
know Uio miser! caused by n laxyi1" Atlanta where she Frank and Jim
Mvols r
or an upset
or uiHircas.
your Btomnch;
ermcntlng f-wd;
o from your liver
tho constipated
Fell Fron Gasoliae Seetloa Car
and Suffered llrokea Lrg and
OUer Iajaries.
AbIk Dr. Fesiea MT Tyler
Alckard Bldg. (for. South Pint
and Cheataut Btreeta.
Hours 8-6 Dally.
Sunday l-l.
Phone No. 401.
000
Texts State Fair
D
AIIPKI) ATTRACT10K8
Set rXlTED STATES TBOOPS
In&ntry Cavalry Artiljery
Olvlng Exhibition Every Night
and Each Saturday Sunday and
Wednesday Afternoon.
For Full particulars Bes
H. A. KEAtipiO Ak-at
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
DAVLSteW KIDNEYS
i seat if jh ImI laakaaky ar
have klaaaar trMblar-Talxt
fUase
I kVffC
kHSsissS isisilW sW IW lss
0ct.WtiJwV.1st
Information was received In Abl
lene Tuesday morning to tho effect
that about 11 o'clock Tuesday morning
n llexlcan section hand whose name
could not bo learned fell from a mov-
ing gasoline section car hi front of
thn machine and the car ran ovor hU
left Icr. breaking It und ulvlnc bim
other HKht Injuries Tho Injured man
was given Immediate aiunticn cm
It la thought that he wilt be taken to
the comDany'a hospital. Aa to how
the accident occurred couH not beJMtopa
learned. Tne acciueni occurreo ssi
Clyde.
.. i .
liver ciokbtu 0
Btomach
Don't put
lAit Cnscarj
romovo tl
take the
and ca
waste jMttjr fbd poison In tho bow
els. Thflryow will feel sreat.
A CaAcnrcttonlght straightens you
out byTnornJag. They work while you
Bleepr A lvccnt box from any drug
s'oro racann clear head uweot stom-
ach and clnn hc.iltliy liver and bow-
el action for months. Children love
CnBcarets because they never grope
or alcken. ndv
BAD COLD HEADACHY
AND NOSE STUFFED
j
rape's 1 Cold ionpouii?' Relieves
Woral Cold oifthe GrlfpeJs Few
Hoars XolljBMURe wed.
jT 'Jir
Ko man orAsAan wajsjIviTU meat rscu
buly can msJre a loisJsK by flushing the
kidneys occasionaufswys a wtll-knowa
authority. Meaypktans urlo acid which
cxciUa the lidafytT ihsy buconw onr-
worked from the sjruin get sluggish aad
fail to filter tM'9st and poisons frocn
th blood tfen Wi get siok. Nearly all
rheumatism tiwklichcs liver txoubla
nsrvoninwM ittiajnus Heepltsinsss aad
urinary iHiyliisj isiswa finui slugghkh
kidneys.
The nijpsfntjpi ln jiM prTin la the
kidatysrjsdEhselc hurt 'or If tU
uria jtdoudr otfcnsiw.full of sedi-
taenrrsguUf of Mssagjjir attended by
a astuvstion o( cskllag ifcp eating meat
and gt about foucoueM of Jad
Silts from anyvfCumseyi take a
UbUpqiJljtlir0C glaas of water before
breakrut and ia a lew days your kidney
will aet an. This famous sJU Is saaia
from the aeid of grspea sad laawa juiea
ooffibined with lithla sad baa been used
for generations to lush aad stisaukU
the kidaeys also to aeatraUM tha aeide
in Urhu so it no loafer eausea irriUUoa
thus eodioz bhulder wtslrnssi.
Jad Salts ia isczpesuive aad eaaas4
injure; asakta a delifbtful afarvweesrf
litbhvwater drink whloa tveryoae
tkould take bow aad then to keep tfca
kidneys clean and active aad tae Mood
pure thereby aveidiaf awta Uaaef
ewBBlUatifs
CIRLS! DRAW A MOIST
CLOTH THROUHS HAIR
Try Thlsl Mak Cets Thkk OJessy
Wavy ail Ktaaimu as ware
IMepa Falliac Out
ImmodiatoTYeBl Certalilnint'
the Joy of it Your
lleht. wary fluffy.
pears aa sort lustrous and bjautlful
as a young girl's nfti-r a Dsfuderine
hair cleanse. Jist iry jp-moUten
a cloth with altltli IkjWerino ana
carefully drawit rfrissffT rr'T hair
taking one ajfalpsJHPl at flv time.
This will cj0bjmJhr of dufc. dirt
or excessljlletnArtU J"1 ' mo"
ments ssfu fasWe doubled thejauty
Jf ycjejr hjwf Adellghtful jTurprlse
awaits thjSle whs hair baieeu neg-
lected rf is scriigy. fade3rary. brittle
or thjfi Ileslw beauUfTlDg tne nair.
Dasslerlne olsejjuvesTery winwww
daaWruff cleaiisjsypurifles and Invlg-
orever stoppins; ucn-
halr. but what will
most will be alter a tew
week'a use when you aee new hair
fin nd downy at first ye but
really new hair growing for pre'ty
toft hair and lota of It. surely get a
25 cent bottle ot Knowltoa'a Dander-
tne from any drug atore or touet coun-
ter and Just try It adv
FOR SALE Rccleaned seed wheat. 1.
W Turner Fourth and Pn at
TakiPapr a fbld Compound"
every meriiourJ ufrtll you nave taken
threoafafBes. tCto all grippe misery
goejpain youoSEoId will bu broken. It
paamptfy otyra your cloggeu-up nos-
lla awl Use ifr passagea of the head;
y llscbarge or iiuho run.
ning Arjnevcsf uio iieauacue auiincse
feveaMiuesB. wore throat sneezing
soreiRaa and Itlffnees.
Don't stay sluffed-upl Quit blowing
and snuffing- Kase your throbbing
head nothing elso In the world gives)
Buch prompt relief an "rape's cold
Compound" which costa only 25 cents
at any drug store. It acta without
assistance tastea nice and causes no
inconvenience. Accept no substitute.
adv
Conlcy worked. Conlcy was n Jnnl
tor and implicated Frank.
The Phagnn girl's body wan found
in the early morning of April 27 1913
in the basement of tho factory. Her
face was bruised and cinders ground
Into her cheeks nnd hair. Kvldenco of
n criminal assault was found. Frank
wns arrested two days Inter.
The negro Conlcy was tho chief wit-
ness ngnlnst Frank. Conlcy said that
Frank forced bim to nld In disposing
of the girl's body by hiding It In tho
basement nftcr takinir It from tho sec
ond story.
Solicitor Hugh M. Dorsoy ot Atlanta
who conducted Frank's prosecution
nnd cbargo Of the opposition today
boforo the Supremo Court of Frank's
motion. Dorsey presented aftldavits
from Judge Roan tho trlnl JuBtlco:
the sheriff and Frank's attorneys re-
garding the motion based on Frank's
absence from the court room when
tho Jury was brought In. Submission
of tho verdict wan postponed from
Saturday to Monday 'August 25 1013
because of the hlch state of public
reeling in tho case
COTTON SHOWS BEST
RISE IN WEEKS; 1-8
HIGHER IN PIE
FOREIGN' IIL'YEHH (JF.T INTO JTAR-
KKT A8 RESULT Ot ENGLAND
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Keep Yoht Sloi
laa-lirer Healthy
A vlgoroujrfMlch perfect working
liver anjLyTeUar acting karwcls Is
guararUMgrifAKiu uso DrjPfmg's Ne
IMuPJilm. Jtiey Insurjfrgood digca-
tlptustrrcof constlpajrin. and have
excellent tonic efJrct on the whole
Bystesjl jftffy yoJr blood nnd rid you
of all 0dy "teitsftiB through tho how
ola. Only 25 centa at your diux-
gist. (gdv)
By the Associated Press.
DALLAS Toxas Oct . 27. -Cotton
showed the best rise In weeks today
middling being C 3-1C cents or one-
eighth higher. The sales were 1I.2CI
bales.
The rise was due to foreign buyers
entering tho market becauso of yea-
terday'a British announcement that
there would be no interforenco In cot
ton shipments to any porta.
FARMER BREAKS ARM
Uio net. The officer believes that tho
young man seeing the man intoxicated
nnd thinking that he had some whiskey
In the bundle of clothea and sacks
took tho bundle while the old man
wns too Intoxicated to realize It and
throw It In tho collar expecting later
to open tho bundle nnd find tho booze.
Hut there was no booze In the bun-
dle. The officers whrned the young man
to "hit the grit" or ho would be lock-
ed up Immediately. Tho young man
took the warning and made himself
"scarce."
NO FEAR OF A FAMINE
Germany Declared te Mare Great
Quantity of Foodstuffs Parties-
larly Mllk-CoMparisoa Giiei.
WT IS MADE
TO ASSASSINATE
GENERAL VILLA
ASSASSIN CONFESSES ANB IS BX-
r.t i. rt ACCORDING TO RER.
EL LEADER'S SECY.
EL PASO. Texas. Oct 27 General
Villa's secretary wired the Associated
Press today that Francisco Mugia
tried unsuccessfully to assassinate
General Villa. The date is not given.
The assassin confessed to Ameri
m BALES OF
COTTON RECEIVED
HERE OP TO DATE
REST PRICE DURING TUESRAY
Iflllf CENTS ANB Xt'Ctt 80LR.
COMING IN AGALV.
Old Sol has stimulated the receipts
Into Abilene Fifty bales were re-
ceived at 1 o'clock this (Tuesday) al-
ternoon and cotton wa. ntlil coming
In the estlnutl iccelpts for tL? day
Jcing approxtniaUH 7a or bales.
There were W Iwlea LruiKli tn The
city Monday despite the fact that it
w&k very jnmetn. cnj
The price of the staple ranged be-
tween 5.25 and 6:00 centa Tuesday.
Considerable cotton waa turned looe
at the price offered. The .price of the
best cotton waa slightly higher than
it waa Monday. When a farmer waa
J. W. Martin a farmer livlnjr at
View fell from hla wagon near View
Monday evening and broke bis arm.
Dr. Harnett was culled and ad nun Is
tered to hlro. He waa reported to be
restlug easy at Uio laBt report
LOST A CO pound black and red spot
ted bhoat Howard. W. G. Klusolvlng.
Phone 473. 10-30-lt
SEARCH FOR BOOZE IN
BUNDLE WAS FUTILE
the Injury of uy tho Associated Press.
TUB IIAOUB Oct 27. Confidential
Councillor Rnebner founder of what
Is known ns the physiology ot nutri-
tion nnd n Gorman ccouomjit of wldo
reputation publishes In the current
Issue of jhu Mcdlctnlsche Wochon-
schrlft a survey of food conditions In
Germany. The writer dcalB with the
claim of the foreign hostile press that
Ounminy due to Its partial Isolation
In tho present war would In very littlo
timo bo without sufficient food. Among
tho Items which he speaks of Is. milk.
Germany haa at nrcscnL elnlma
(ndv) Councillor Iteubncr almui unnnnno
milch cowa producing about 1150 cu-
bic centimeters ol milk per capita
oach day whilq thq averago consump-
tion per person is only 341 cubic cqii-
tlmctera In German In addition to 18
grams of cheese nnd 7.8 grams of but-
tr. "It Is plain." says the writer. "Out
wo have a superfluity in thU class of
food. In case tho consumption ot but-
ter Is reduced by one gram per per-
soa tho saving would amount to aboat
25000 tons of butter per day equal to
about 750.000 tons of milk la view
or tho fact that each milch cow pro-
duces annually about 2500 llttera ot
milk or about two and a half teas
about 300000 antranls could be killed
for food purposes without Interfering
soriously with Uio milk supply ot Ger-
many." After assorting that tho Geraaaa
are the biggest meat caters in Europe
Dr. Ruobncr gives the following table
of meat consumption per capita per
annum for Europe;
KllograsM
Gormany 624
England 47.t
France Jj.s
Holland and Belgium 34.3
Austria-Hungary . jj)
Russia us
Italy ........ 1M
Germany's demand the writer as-
serts is covered fully for the period &C
tho war. and. waHe forage la none too
Plentiful ordinarily ho brieves that
there will be so difficulty feeeHac taw
stock- especially If a late winter make
It possible to pasture the animals led-
ger than Is usually" the ease.
A long detailed aasectte ot Oer-
msny'a grain supply brsags Dr. Reub-
eer to the conclusion that la this -respect
also Germany Is far better erf
than has been hoped far her eaeaalss.
There ia enough wheat aad rye to
meet Germany's demand d arias; the
war and Instead ot preseat coadUIsaa
Indicating as has beea elaksud.
a shortage there (a rvry reaaaa to
believe that the supply ea aasvd Is
great enough to leave a auralae.
Yeaa Maa SJI flat 014 Maa's Rm.
die. Threws lata C44r Rat
Ftads Ne K.
can Consular Agent Carothers aad! offered 6 cents for his cottoa he did
was executed. The Secretary said that not hesitate to sell tt
General Pablo Gonzales paid this as
sassin.
FOR RENT Farm ef 130 acres share
crop. Everything furnished. Hee me
at once on farm near Stitb. r. w. col-
1MMI una. bfsrkel Route 4
Mr. E. J Ellison aUUs that be and
bis force of maa have beea at the
yard each day and doing tome work.
The total receipts of the" Ellison
yards reached 4.340 bale at one
o'clock Tuesday aftsraooa. The Far-
l0--4t mars Unldsa Yard has welaad la W0
A young tuau jumped from the Tex-
as and Paclflo delayed westbound
about noon loday (Tuesday) with a
bundle of cotton sacks under TiTs arm.
Officers Weir and Peevey saw (he er
ratic actions of the young man wuo
turned the east corner ot the station
and threw the bundle Into the cellar
on the southslde and raa oa to ths
west end and aave his coat to a man
The officers were told that an old
man on the train was Intoxicated aad
that the young maa had swiped the
bundle out thinking that there was a
bottle ot whiskey bidden In the bun-
dle. Officers attempted to locate the.
young man before the train west out
but did not but busied tnemaelves
seeing about the old man oa the
train who waa tao laekriaud to talk
coherently.
Soon after the train left tne stattea
the officers looked down lato the cel
lar aad saw a young taaa gowg thru
the bundle which ceataiaed kaee
Dads cotton sacks an eld bat some
clothes and other pieces of wearables.
The of ftr slipped swa oa ah aad
he tried to deay taat aa kU tsuowa
the bund! dowg toaaa. Rat Ofttosr
Weir and rolieataaa fa
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