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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3, SEULLRIHYOBOF s TAR BHEH PflOJEfiT . . . 11 1 1 Congressman Gives His Views i On Proposed Improvements '., , Near Greenville By ASA BIGGS.) ' Greenville. Sept. 1.- In order to certain. If possible. Juet hew Con gressman John H. Small looks upon the propo d development of th Tr river between Tsrnoro and Ureenviile : lor the purpose of navigation and fur. mining power te tne towns or ureen- villa. Washington. Tsrnoro and Rocky . Mount, (ha Newa and Oheerver eorres- pnndsnt. had an Interview with him -. today. Congressman Small when asked If . the proposed development was practi cable, and if there had ever been ajiy reports made on it said: "There has been a survey made by army engineer, who reported fa - vorably on the project. Hy a system of locks and dams, there can be a Ma-foot waterway created between Greenville and Tsrboro. and besides there can be several hundred horse power developed for the use of (he towns in the eastern section. I be lev that Congress will appropriate enough r mosey to develop this waterway, pro - video:, or course, that the people Eastern Carolina display enough In tereet In the matter. Hut I do not believe that this development, costing tioe.ees should be carried out unless the people will use It. There Is already a navigable water way between Greenville and Norfolk but there Is no barge line running. It would not he of benefit to develop the water way unless ths people will use It" . Congressman Small, together with 'several members of the United States Department of Agriculture, came to Greenville this morning to attend the Farmer ' educational meeting held per today at the training school v There were several lectures given, and . at 1:00 o clock, dinner was served on the training school campus. Tobacvo Break ood. With court in session todsy and the farmer's meet held here, the tobacco . break was unusually large, there be Ing upwards of 10,001 pounds sold on the local market at a good price The Greenville graded schools will open on September 4 th. and It is ex - pectsd that there will be a Very Urge . attendance this year. Arrangements re being made to get to work on the new ouiiaing. wnicn. When completed will cost about 110.000. T Judge Bond, presiding at this term of criminal court Issued an unique ' order today When he ordered that Ham IPalkner. white, convicted of usltis bout fit of the Norfolk Southern's money when he was agent here about la year ago. The Judge ordered that I Falkxter pay the clerk of the court the I sum of 1110. Part of this to he ueed In paying coat of the trial, while the remainder must be sent to Falkaer'a wife. Falkner must acrvs four months OS the county roads. The Judge gave mm good lecture, and told him that he would like to turn him love I or nis wire a sake, but that man, who would commit ssch aa offense. ougni to no on the roads ' The candidacy of Col. J. Rrvsn Orimea, secretary of State, was an nounced today through the columns of his home paper. Many prominent oitlsen of Pitt county have heartily 'naorsaa jar. ortmes te succeed him- self at the next election. Business Conditions Better, Reserve Bank Agents Report . , (Continued from Page One.) . Bf geaerous crop of corn of excellent quality, while for the same reason abundant grass and hay or ope will la. . sure to those raising live stock very much better returns for their labor than was the ease last year." .the the lending ftan.1 Washington. Sept ). Business TOndltions throughout the" I mted State hsve changed but little In the . last month, according to reports from : the twelve Federal reserve agents made nubile today by the Federal re. aenr hoard. The reports Indicate alight Improvement, with Urge crops . In sight, manufacturing In special ( iinve siimuuuea ny roregn orders, and . money easy and plentful. filch mond reported that It Is real ; laed m-th cotton territory there can - be no s reuse this year for repetition of the experience, of last fall. Knowl edge that well organised agencies are at hand to assist In taking care of me crop nae had steadying Innu , ence. and la expected to Insure a neu- tral price sub led to sunolv and t mand. Southern tobacco markets have ' openea at satisfactory prices. Iran Is Revived. : . ?" 'l"re of the month In hte . Atlanta aiatrtct was the revival of the 'IT?" 'adustry around Birmingham. , The blowing in of several additional furnaces and a demand for labor had good effect No fear la felt as to the billty ro warehouse the cotton . crop of the district or to take car of ii nnanctaiiy through the Atlanta re serve bank. Railroad men feel opti mistic that their business la about to Improve. Dallas bad a six weeks' drought In part of the district which reduced ma. terially the cotton yield but the report ears If frost does not Interfere there . mJr be fall crop. General business renditions have been Improving stead. . Uy. but much depends on the cotton i cropb, oatoa reported Improved tmer t geacy erdera with effecr tn all lines . of trade, , but retail dealers and de partment stores show business below " normal Bgurea. fasettled labor roa . diliens are troubling manufacturera. lnf Besrtola stevtve. ' From Now York tt la reported thai . Induct rials, part leal arty la iron, steel wool and leather In mora active, with . foraian orders the principal stimulus. Wholesale trade "Is rood, and stork transactions war aotably larger m , volume. ' - . - . - There baa been little change hi the -. Philadelphia, district, and tbe report adds, "the expected general Improve- mewl has-nwr appeared, and the OOt - look hi sneer tain." Emergency bust. nees eontlnnea la Iron and steel trad. Railroad freight traffic la Inereaein. but coal mines still are -working only half time. .-:,... , Cleveland reports that gains shown ' Isst month are being- held, although there baa been no decided new ad vance. . Domestic trade baa not . reached normal. Crop are suffering somewhat from wer weather. " . - Bnatneaa Better. . Tb Chicago report ea ye that "August development show general busineea advance" with better than average crops In sight, and Iron and steel plants running to capacity. Tbe automobile cities report unusual de. mid - Charges In ronditiona la the ft. Tnuts l.irlr are for the better, with i mil more dearly defined feeling ( rnnndeme- There la increased actlv i:y In g.nersl busineea, - - i The NnrttiwMt le harveetlng lis big t k ,!t crop. Minneapolis reports, aJ TWice Usual Wear orAnotfier Pain S out WUI -. . p. Mom mialite in finish. Better timpoi Excimr ahadea &uie SocksMen tmki ZS is nv Sold to your deguW direct from factor, thereby reducing the cost of better aocka to the price of the ordinary kind. Try tbem aod become a Tru Shape enthusiast. I ;ll thm aad become a l rot snap eouiuBiam. i I ' I v; Coarasiee? y inr aWer .v I I . wholesale and retail buslneas le. re spending promptly to that Influence No Important changes are noted In the Kansas City district, except Increased demand for money to move the crops. ' The unsettled condition of the ' ex change market has affected the San Francisco district1. Lumber la more in demand. Railroads are busy. Hanging of Frank Is Probey by Jury (Continued From Page One.) aftsr the July term wag adjourned. waa mentioned. Work Is Qak k. Within a short time after the Jury retired witnesses called la ths Frank case went before the jurors but the majority of them remained only few mlnutee. Tomorrow It la expected members of the Georgia State. Prison Committee Will be questioned. In his charge to the Jury Judge Patterson said In part: "T want to say that you are not a special grand Jury drawn by the Judge of the Hlue Ridge circuit, as hss been stated, but you are the regulary or gsnlsed grand Jury of. Cobb CQUfttx. Not only in this, but in a great dsal that has been eald recently In the press, tne facts n3 been deviated from, and I want to" strongly assert that ths press generally has done Cobb county a great Injustice. It ap pears thst In a great deal of the mat ter thai haa been (published some newspaper correspondents hsve seem ingly gotten Just ss far. away from ths truth aa they could and the reeult haa been that Cobb county haa been made to suffer for it. Informed of Murder. "I have been Informed that a mur der was committed her In the county the dsy after the July term of court was adjourned. Qt that I do not know, but the Information haa come to me. It haa been JtubUehed bsvad-i cast over the world that, ai JygiUiMig; It Is your duty to make a thorough and complete tnveettgation of that aa U charges of . grime van eh brought to . your attention. Tour oatha bind yon to honesty, fairly and Impartial ty make an Investigation at it. but It la not your duty to assume the role of secret servloB msn, the role of detec tives. Tou were not selected In the capacity of private detectives but aa grand Jurors of your county and your work Is that of grand Jurors and not the work of secret service men. And yet, it Is your duty to de what you can to ferret out any crime alleged to Stetson Hats The first .howing of J no. B. Stetson Hats are now on display for your inspection and "COME AND SEE"- IS -ALL I ASK There is waiting for you all the latest shapes and colors, from the youngest to the oldest and most conservative, a hat to satisfy all JUST A FEW MORE DAYS OF GIVING AWAY CLOTHES AT Half Priced Save.yoflrsetf , time and money, by. seeine jvmir "Boon0 for -clothing, shoes, hat and furnish-If togs.- w - iV- U'':,-,, :'"?; ; De Luxe 226 Fayettevnie.St., ; v ------ f'. v- I ':. W"f eXMeitMeWfrtefc gt4l4WMf es4t4UN.a J tMttlT . ID. knitting'. IB V grjk have been committed within your county; to do It fairly, fearlessly and without hope of reward or the re verse. Take ficrman Town In' Africa. a um awarune hwl London. Sent. I. Recent British successes In ths Kajneruns. Oar man colony In western Africa, where both British and French troops are operating are- reported in an ofndai statement Issued today. It follows "The town of Oaachaka. In the Kameruna waa occupied by us on Au gust 1 without opposition. On Au gust I an enemy position near Oaa chaka waa surprised and the enemy forced to retreat. Our casualties were one native killed nnd two wound ed. The enemy Is reported to have lost ons European and Ave men of the ranks killed." HEALTH OF GERMANS EXCELLENT, SAYS BERLIN (Rr th4 aewenwd fW'l V '' Berlin, vtn- Ixmdon. Sept. 1. The health of the German troops on both fronts Is excellent, says Dr Otto Von Hchjernlng, surgeon general of the army. In a published Interview. Typhus cases en the western front now are very rare. The disease was successfully com batted by providing the soldiers with sterilised water. i 1 1 f,j.mor than three hundred portable apparatusre ror boning, cooling and filtering drinking water being; em ployed. Anti-typhus vaccination also wss generally performed. Many cholera cases were found be yond the Vistula as the occupied area extended, but It nowhere assumed ths character of an epidemic. Spotted fever no longer gives the army physicians concern, utstnfec Hon plants, of which about four bun dred new are In use. have been em ployed, and thus the disease haa been checked. The soldiers have also been provided with facilities for personal cleanliness, bath tubs being hauled everywhere,-by army teams It la un- dsratoodi that scientific Investigators havs discovered specific against spotted fever. i'- -' i inn .i i i . , - Mr, gsseii II ImpsortreT. -City Commiastonsr R, B. Seawell. ho has been quite sick for several days. Is Improving and expects to be out soon. it qcBNrgia-a TttisiT BUrererd's Aeid Phesseate Teeapoonful la glu of wster, sweetesed te salt, mure satiefylag ssd refresklag tfeaa lemonade. dotWer. " , ': : Raleigh, N. CL if UIEAM coraunsHiT Opening Performance at The Academy of Music Last Even- -ring Delights Audience ; ruled with Illtlx.g song feature, a variety ef the saoat popular daaoaa, brlht saylnga and highly amualag situations. "When Dreams Come True," the asustoaj comedy bp Bar thoiomae and Hein, the opening? per formance of the seaaon at Ur Acad. erny of Musis last evening proved a moot delightful attraction and put the large audience . on edae for , gdam which ara to follow. Ths blending of the libretto, full of tne moat interesting aituatlona, and the mitaiaa) nsmbere la particularly happy. fcach ef the three acta baa Its full anara of pleasant gurprlaea aaa oi urea nnd la rounded up with strong and exllteratlng mualoal number, eepeclally the first and see end, with "When Dream Come Tree" and -Giddy Up. Otddy Up. Dearie. peoUvely. Dancing was eepeelaily strong? nnd tt waa Intsrspercod throughout the play. Among the dances were the O. K. Two-Stsp, the Tripio Trot, ths Tango Argentine and the Cubist Ollda. Tbe waits aviation, by Mrs. gkory nnd Keen, was also clever piece of work. T7i piay ningea around -Keaa Hedges. Mr. William Pruetu Jr. young American stranded in Paris who Anda his dream oom true In his dream glrL a pnrialan dancer Bath, Mian Edna Temple. Both took the part la aa able manner. Both ara clever dancers and the latter baa a a sweet rotoa and oaptivatlng personality. Miss Connie Man, as Matilda, who haa It black on white, was the come- dtene and carried off her share of the honor. Mr. James H. Crowley, aa Hercules Strong', a detective, proved a good comedian. "Como Alone to the Movies," by Matilda. Mem ret. Mr. Story. Ksan. Strong and Denny, waa one of the moat realist to and amusing features a on stags. Tbe "Wedding Re- hearsaj" waa Mother particularly Una I piece of stage work. I Tho anoorea gave an added charm And the repetitions were not of the ordinary, stereotype ..kind . and gave thst flavor of originality and variety thst waa refreshing. The minor parts and the chorus were up to high standard, both In wprfc nxid Ln appearance. MT. AIRY BRIEFS Ronvjr Shipments of Peach re Prco- bytrry Meets Tnenday, HrtC 14. ISeMel le Tto Mm and Otaw.) Mount Airy. dept. 1. Ths heavy shipments ef peaches by the Sparger urcnard company at this place dem onstratea the adaptability of the soil nero for the successful growth or ths nner qualities of fruits. An orchard planted out now will become a pay Ing Investment In five or six years Thousands of acres of land suitable for the raising of fine peaches and ap plea can be bought at very reasonable figures The Presbytery ror this section will semhle at the First Presbyterian Church ln this city on Tuesday, Sep tember Ith. A large number of mln later and delegatea are expected to bo present and attend the sessions. Mr- a. W. Asbey. one of Mount A try 'a old residents and prominen oitlsens. Who haa long been connected with the wholesale grocery busln here, la quite 111 at thla time. Thr Is quit lot of building go ing on at the Mount Airy nnd Eastern and Southern Railway Junction. The big saw Is being placed ln position for the mill. Foundation work la pro greoatng on the new railroad ahope. By cold weather tne company nepea to have the mills In operation. Two passenger coaches have been received for the regular mail and passenger train. All tne cars are being put In good condition for servteo. Two nsw locomotives are expected. " NOT JAMKa T.' MOORS. Reapevtahie Cotored Man MaAea It t enar rte waa DM M rmrt. A few days ago the News and Observer carried a police court story stating that James Moore, colored, waa sentenced to ninety days on the roada on a then charge, jamas T Moore. respectable colored ma In the employ of John W. Evans" Son k blacksmith for eleven years, says that tt waa John Moors and not Jamea Moore who waa charged -with the violation of law. In any event, it waa not Jamea T. Moore, row people, ln fact, could have mad tba mistake of supposing that It waa James T Moore, as It waa stated that the ac cuaed man waa In the employ of transfer company and acquaintance of Jamea T. Moore no doubt know that ha haa not been la the employ of transfer company. fUd tn Socnced Palmer, ta, aw toirinl Peas.1 . Now York. Sept. 1. William r. McCoombs, chsirman of ths National Democratic Committee, announced today he had appointed Eugene M ood of Manchester. N. M.. a, mem ber of the finance committee of the Democratic National Committee to ed A. Mitehell Palmer, of Penn sylvania, resignsd. Mr. Reed for merly waa a member of Congress. Germane !o Mbwreotcd. -la? tbe Ie1lli nal London. Sept. 1 The home secre tary tonight issued dental of state. menu published In the United St alee that Herman women and children 4a fiondon are being exposed to the fury of mob, which are encouraged by the police, whenever they venture out of doors, are prevented from buying food and are compelled to subsist on what they can keg. The home secretary nay ail Qer anaa women desiring to return ta Ger many an glvea facilities for so doing ana that; together with thotr children, they receive the atm nobco nrotoation a Briltaa subject and atm liar relief tf they are destitute. Say British reejdsileto, . I ; e Aeertete rTievt . . Berlin. Sept. 1 (by wireless to Say vill). Telegrama from the Dae., nolloo resort that the month of the oapodltloaary foroee ks badly aha en, say an Oversea agency bulletin. . "A I rencn soldier who was takea ne- eaer declared that the Oermana would do in r-ana eerore tne a 1 nee go, to Conatasjinoplo. The troep ar re ported as vpeeet miett over tho proa- Pe t a .winter ca rnnalm. Spread of tho dyseBtery epidemic that already i deeemattng tho force l,tearxl." . . ' ' J i il i .-... A- Sens Bad of Pin s Ran. . Ashevtlle- sen. 1. TeaklDa last aiht at a arohibltioa rally eonduoted at this etty. former Oovornor Manly, of Indiana, expnasil th belief that " auuMycom. on trial for nut Hi. in Cos vjc ed and eomrratulated tbe roaidenta of North Carol ma upon their decteioa to banish htm from th biai. I ke speaker appeared under tho nuaptcea of the a lying Suadrea Feundatten Bad waa - wreeented br Coagi sssiuan Jama J. Brit I. , . , We Invite John B. Stetson and other leading makes of FALL HA TS $2.00 QUALITY SHOP, Inc. "At Your Service" liiiiiiiitilitii14lMMHiBlMIIWMlW Exchanae Plays Fast and Loose at Lowest Rate (Continued from Pag One.) held up and edited press cable to eliminate references to weakness, and In some instance. It la aatd, actual quotation havs been detained. Aa a result, high British officials are but Doorly Informed of the situation. There waa lea talk today of th possibility that rates would fall so low aa to reeult ln curtailment of American exnorta. Discussion cen tered on Oreat Britain's remedial plans, nons of which. Nsw York bankers profess. Is known here, ln tho absence of -these plana. eueawmel the contemplated credit loan to be establish si her would be of such proportions that banker rrom all the reserve center of th country would be invited to share tn estab lishing tt. lovrlorfnits usual. Prom the betterment In foreign ex. change rates attributed by some au thoritiee to the fact that the decline of yesterday and today's early market had been to rapid, financier turned to a atudy of the abnormal and unu us I conditions created by the eltua- tlon. Investigation showed that It teemed with unusual development. Not ths least of thsse waa tn ais- covsrv that of all ths American inatl tutfoiia. In eendlng money to foreign countries or receiving It from abroad, the United State government alone could not profit by tho low rates, at least so far as International mo.ney orders. Issued by the Postofflo De partment, are concerned. T.Tille the English pound waa selling In Wall Strset at M.s. tho postofflo. several blocks awav. waa naying? tn stanaara. normal rat of 14.11. Sender of money order to England had to pay it IT to tho pound. Th same situa tion d revelled at the poet of flee ao far as other foreign moneys were con earned. OM Treaty Baata. This was due. It was said, to an ancient treaty which fixes In rigid tsrms th exchange value ol money. Enormous profit to American Im porter owing bins abroad appeared to bo In night with th prevailing low exchanae rate of today, ana not little of th bill bought. It waa said, waa to discount foreign bills. Amer ica's bill for July to Great Britain for gooda received at the port of New York, totalled in round figure sis, .a. Th chief ltma of thla hill war crude India, rubber, cotton and woolen cloth. Unena, laoee, una, furs, feather and diamond. These Item, bought la Oreat Britain, ar t ha Paid for In Bngllah pounds, On account ef tba depreciation in sterling American Important paying this bill today Could havo Bet tied tt for ap- nrexlmately 11 !.. . pocketing I round million dollar profit. Prom rranoa tho united atatee im ported during July article valued at l4.tll.ao through the port of New Tork. Annrozlmately It per cent, of thl mii. or a sou sise.es couio oe deducted today, duo te exchange rate, because th eum la pavabke. not la dollars but rranoa. StrrMng? . la tendon. Sent. 1. StftHm dropped to 14.41 in th sxchang market her today. The oensauonai aecune wooifj have created aoeno alarm but for th knowledge that thd bank have taken ten for relief. . - Today's erratlo movement in cable transfsra, which closed yesterday at H,Stsind tmened-at f 4 M f-I dTight ened merchanU Into vering their near and forward poattion. Thla ere- ated arrest demand for dollar on short market.- forcing tho rata down ta 14.41. At thla rats targe quantity of ammunition eecurttlee . were mar keter, helping a fee every to I4.lt. The market at ill era very uncertain, and closed round le.lt I-t. ennisxBgaxftwxaxBBjanBnBx . Lutsk Fortress Falls To Guns . of Teuton Armies ':.v" Centind from Page Oaa. ' rial rwport teem Vienna, ft la fn thht direction that tho A Hstro-Oermas of fanatvo haa been tho moot agYroast during- tbe peat few day, th objct being to eeparat th Ruaaiaa army retreating through the Pripet marshes frem that In Oancia. Tba oaptur f Lutah In considered likely to compel the Ruamanat deer-He their recent victory la Galicia to avao UMtlMUMJUMMM Inspect :.X5 uof oar Complete Showing of $2.50 $3,00 W uat that part of Oallcia still held by them; otfaerwlss their Sank there would bo seriously threatened. Twaeono Advancing. Along th rest of th froat. except la tho center, where the Teutons con tinue a alow advance, the Russians ap pear to be holding their own. They have thus far prevented the Germans from crossing ths Dvlna at Fried itch stadl, waar a battle haa been ln prog ress for several daya: tney nav ar rested th aerman ofTenstv between that point and the Gulf of Riga, and still are holding their ground between Kovno and Vllna and before Grodno, although the Germane have approach ed the outer position of Grodno fort re.. In th opinion of military writers hero th Russians now stand a stood chano of wlaaeng tho race for Urn Within a few week tho Autumn rain will begin, and. it ta . pointed out. that u lea they can auoceed In gaining dsciatv result before thst time, th Austro-Garman can hardly hop ta smash ths Russian armies before. under cover of th long winter, they are reformed and re-equipped. Caar Looses Heavy. Th Russian, according to Berlin, havo loot on million In priaonara sine Msy 1, ths date on which th drive began In western Gallcla. wbll during August alon th captures In eluded more than a quarter of mil lion men and 1,18V cannon. Th Auatro-Gsrman leas, too, have been heavy in killed and wounded, whil th strain on th troop haa been ter rific. They still have, according to Petrorraa estlmatee. about !.. men on th eastern front, 140, to be ing In ths Riga region, mora than l.oso.eot m ths csnter, and from lea.aao to t,oo in oaitcia. For week the French hav been pouring aa avalanche of sheila Into tho German Itnes- ln ths wet. It Is not believed this ammunition would b used simply for the purpose of damaging th German trench, and therefore, aa early general offensive la looked for. Except from Kamerun. where the British and French report successes over the Germans, there la no newa from other battle fronts. WIIJ4AMM fcMITH. At the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith, of Neuee. at 1:16 o'clock last night. Mia Una Albtn Smith and Mr. Lion D. William of McCullara, War married, th cere mony being performed by -Rev. R. Lv Brown. Miss Esther Loo Tucker ren dered the wedding march. There wer present the family and a few friend. Th parlor waa attractively deco rated for th event. The bride were traveling suit of- groan cloth with hat to match. Tho bride la wall known In Raleigh. having been In college at Meredith for aeveral year. Mr. Wllltema la prwmtawnt In th county, being pree- porouo rarmer ana mere riant of Mc Cullara. Mr. and Mrs. Williams left at one for their homo near MoCullera. Hoi! olli - Portsmouth, Va. -' " ." m aw'-'- 4) m an 'V- ' . and Return $3.00 , -. SEADOARD AIR LIIIE IiY, ; Thrte-Dijr Excursion Usinf Rerular tnlns, ' .. ItSt, Oppdrtuy ' v, : aity of the Season to Visit Norfolk tt This Ex. .v . -. , . - - -. ... . . . . ".'--f t ; , iremeljr Low Rate ' , .; ' Gioi Raynwf u Uli aa ti65 p. tv TLuwdajr. SpL 18- - Low Ritea From Other Porntv Cooi Equipment tn4 Ex V. cellent Service, Apply to' Ticket A-ent$ Qt' JOW t. vVEST, D, PiA, . . ; JUWjWJt C. ton $3.50 Child EdncaM Ronarod. ' lie m IhiHiiiI rveavl Montgomery, Ala,. 8pt. Tho lowr houas of tha Alabama logiala tur today passed a bill which re quires ths attendance of all children between I and 11 la institutions of learning for at leaat 1(1 daya a, year. Children whoso parents ar poor ! would be granted xmptl0ns provid ing county officials approve. "tftxrfklA mcas arriag a. a, wtAtaia awatA. Raleigh. N. C Sept. t. ttls. For North Carolina: it Fair mtorior. probably rata on th eeaat Thursday. rair rriaay. strong aertneast wind. Sunrise 1:41 a. m. f ISanaot 1:41 p. m- TineavkTtiB. a. m. II I I p. m. ..... . Hlshest tsmasraturo Tl t IT T ixiweat temperature . . Moan temperature . . . Deficiency for th any Average daily ex icaea sine January 1st paaatrtiATiea ui inauaat. Amount for I hoars ending' a lew iw in. munin iv Hie, .w Deficiency for the month It Deficiency olnc January 1.... t il at.sas ahi wiAthta AT I a. a Abilene . .... Aahevllle . . . Atlanta . . . . TAirvBarvas. - j it acjmas i iltil Ml iT n it a ft tt 1 Tl II i i ta Tt 1 Tt It 4 Tt It I It tl -ft It Tt ft It It fit It It a 14 ii it 14 It t Tt It I Tt tt fl ft tt 1 tl II Tl It 4 Tl 14 I Tt tt t Tl 14 . v ' Charleston . . Chsrlott .. Cbleago Galveston . . Jacksonville . 14 Knoxvill ... Memphis .' . . Montgomery Nw Orlean Nsw York Norfolk .... .. T4 .. II .. II .. 11 Raleigh ..II Rtchmend . . Vlcksburg . . .. 14 .. 4 .. II Waahlngtoa) . Wilmington '. Wythevllle .', ..It ,. II A disturbance elf Florida, CAuaed rain along tho coast aa far north aa Harts ras. Tho lirht prearur waa een- traJ In New England. Tha western 1 disturb e was central tar North Da kota, and eaueed warmer tempera, tares la th west, R being in th It's In th Dakota, twenty tegreea waj r than ta Raieifh. - - - -f rT r 1 ;3 3 -.t .tl tt .tt .at .at .ti .It .ta .tt ..tt . i .tt i -.tt i .tt - i .ti 1 .ti : r' I e-tlh.
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