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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-29
Bon .iHsm gliNtrabl O.ruriads.

Mus bem Deut den Reth.
Berlin, %. Suni. Dos preubis
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men.
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Tie neins tints seIbft'
mSrbtrs ibentifiairt.

aopeiI. Mail, %. Suni. Die
aeidx Dts Waonnss. Der fih am q.
ssl,ni in 9nDtsburn. bel beiieer Si0nt.
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MaitgIieb bts Der. St. Mcrinstorps.
MiIbtrmuth tatte fm In fiHantisueH
SHnisrisssiisH bsInnbsn.
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bauptuns absuaebsn. oub bic Wlorie
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ipeiter NIT Der angeIsseHbeit 81 bes
fhditigen.
Die QnnGlte UaorIes tiinoisteH an,
en- Oos Der. ct. areissappelutionses,
ridt appelIireu su DoIlen.
Der RiGter Iagte. or 5aptIfIe ntht
tardn, 6ob oie giniperruna Rories
I'M 3unttdus 3u atlanta seIebii4 iel.
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tbeilt perben. OR iaate, oaB Utorie
bei benz @eneralantpalt I'm lleberfuh'
runa nd6 sinsm dnberen 6efdngniB
Enhiu6en fDnns, ieiner 4HSiht mad
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2ebers.
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| Get, ben apoftsi oes rabioluten Sc
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be, poIissi aessniiber eema6t boben
| niht unier 4npeHbung BON 3Don
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/ bic @effGnbniiis betreffg Der JmmCrd
| liiGt Der Be3iehungen Der bticen Wdo
den All Ger erfolattn. Sui1His feitn.
Milbreo Bridges iohnte iih nab
renb nes 9agss NIT ibrem Bate,
Stephen 9ribges. aus unb Der leBte-
rsrfuGte slptinldl See tbGtlin ansil
areifen. Der erFts angriff srfolgts /
leinem aprrieor ouberhoib bes @s
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lnem Shmipfnamsn belegtno. ueriuhtl
| ihn su f4lcgen. sr ipurbe aber DO
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| iete iit In ba 3tussnsimmsr. ehs ihr
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Il mst ssksdet rortsn ish
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Col. Robert g.. amts uno bic Dittpe
bes 2eutnants Clarence M.
SaHnep,

Del6 asbiersr fd in Wanild untsr
10 ienintioneqen lImftdnoeu ers
ihoHen bat,
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5atten fih am 6. Suni in Sdcrds
msntO, Sal, beimIi6 psr1sirGttet.
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NNetterberi&t.

Giir Obip: Shones Wetier am
DDnnerftos. am 6reitag tribes.
iDdrmsres Dsttsr. Rorb0itli6e Bis
biiIs6s Minos.
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limb au1 bic s5IOtte In Gpitbenb
III acknowledgement.

Ole meiiten frsmben strieesfdiffe
iinb in Ger gegdnsen.
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MuslanD. Selegrapb
Die 3me(fDG6anosuortage
tdr aro6.RerliIl
VnbliH bonn preakifdeit
2anbtag angenpniisteis.
Die AbiHiebsfeier fiir ben BOT.
idaiter Or. Gia.
yon ber Siefer 2tesatta.
Die fiiritlihen perf6nlihfeiten pers
lGFsn aonbOH IN benen 5aufeH.
limb aud bic GlOtte In Gpitbeob
III acknowledgement.
Ole meiften fremben arieesfdiffs
fnb In Set sesaHsen.
Der GeemoHnsftreif behnt ii6 In
Eu0f0uA uuh Enffnnh niis.

Der Sesuonnsftrett Debni iih In
England unb 5pGldnb ous.
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gaiefiass Rapbta s.usr in saIisien.
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Embiid) bonn prenkifGett
2anbtag aagenoniisteis.
Die Abidiessfeier fiir ben Bot
idaiter Or. Gil.
yon ber 4siefer Nssatta.

Sis fiiritli6en perf6nlidteitsn psrs
IdFsR 2onbDH IN beIIen 6aufeH.
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Spiepb q. Heidmanu, Der ebe.
malise grdiibeut Der Gar4
Hegie Iruit So. BON
Netu gorf
S6nlbis befRabeH falide afns'
sueiie nHterbreitet sm babeH.
Rieiiser anbrdng BON pafosiersn
auf bic Olympic.
5snfdtionslIe gntbiilanssn

lleber bic i6ouotrhuften 3uitGnbe, bic
Guf Der 6offmun Sniel eyiitiren.
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Bon Der 2orimer llnteriuhung.
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gbnorb 1iloen, prdfibsnt Der Ratio
nal pading Co.,
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asms Der Snnbesbamptitaot
Senator Gummtns

greia in elmer antisReGiproSitdtsre
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Den arGiioentea Taft beftig an.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-11
NO DELAYS ARE
BEING SUFFERED
STRIKE OF WHITE FIREMEN NOT
BEING FELT, THOUGH EXACTLY
OPPOSITE REPORTS ARE BEING
MADE.
Nv Associated Press.


Cincinnati, o., March 10.-With ex-
actiy opposite reports emanating from
the union and the railroad headquar-
tiers here today an accurate estimate
Of the result of strike orders sent out
last night to white firemen on the Gin
ctnnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
railroad was impossible. The Brother
hood officers claimed that the orders
had been generally observed, while at
the offices of T. C. Powell, vice-presi-
dent of the road. it was stated that
there had been no interruption Of SER
vice and that no reports of delays due
to the strike had been received.
TIL men are striving to have negro
flrenen excluded from fast freight
and passenger runs, while the railroad
claims that under the working agree
ment with the road the negroes are
eligible to promotion alongside the
whites.
Late yesterday Vice President Pow
ell asked the federal mediators under
the Erdman act to intervene in the
dispute, but so far as could be learned
here no response came to the message
during the morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-11
RALLY INCOTTON
At THE CLOSE
BY Associated Press.

New York. March 10.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance of 4q6
points in sympathy with better cables
than expected and after a fed minutes of
hesitation as a result of realizing and
local selling for a turn, became firm and
more active on a renewal of the covering
movement and bull support inspired by
expectations of bullish week lend figures,
talk OF hot weather in the southwest and
predictions that the final ginning reports
due from Monday will be followed by a
reduction in crop estimates. Prices dur
ing the middle of the morning were about
to 10 points net higher with the new
crop relatively firm.
A few stop loss orders were uncovered
at 14.40 for May, but offerings became
little heavier at 14.43 for that position,
and prices eased or or 4 points from the
best during the late forenoon with the
market less active but steady at a net
advance of about 5 or 6 points at midday.
Private cables from Liverpool say that
Lancashire spinners decided to recon-
mend a total curtailment of about II
hours in the working time of the spindles.
= The market eased of several points
from the best under realizing and local
selling, following the talk of short time
in Lancashire, but the total proposed cur
tailment was not considered important by
many traders and the market rallied
during the early afternoon on renewed
covering and some support attracted by
the smaller into sight figures.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-11
Liverpool Spots.

spot moderate bushes sdone; prices Z
points higher. American middling fair,
$40; good middling, 7.7S: middling, 1855;
low middling, 7.46; good ordinary. 7.20;
ordinary, 6.95
The sales of the day were 5000 bales,
Of which 800 were for speculation and ex-
port, and included $500 American. Re-
ceipts 1900 bales, including 10, 400 Amer
lean.
Futures opened and closed quiet March,
and March-ApriI. and April-May. la IL;
May-June, 7.45; June-July, 7.42; july
August, 7.3S 1-2; August-September 7.16;
September October, 6.S7; October Novem-
Der, 6.74; November-De December, SIS; De-
cember- January, 6.67 1-2; January-Febru-
airy, 6.67.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-11
.HARDOR AND
MARINE NEWS
SHIPPING TRANSACTIONS AND
NOTES OF INTEREST ALONG
THE BAY FRONT.

The steamer Ida cleared yesterday
with one of the largest miscellaneous
cargoes to be cleared from here in
many months. Included are 221s
square bales of cotton.
The tug Nellie, towing the barge
Jackson, laden with lumber, and the
tug Simpson, with the Peter in tow.
arrived from Millville yesterday. The
Nellie has been chartered for the trip
to take the place of the Simpson,
which was under slight repairs during
the early part of the week.
The steamer ]. P. Williams arrived
yesterday morning from Blackwater
river points, and after discharging a
cargo of naval stores, loaded full
cargo of merchandise and groceries
for the return trip.
The launch Swan arrived yesterday
and loaded full cargo during the day,
to leave early this morning.
The fishing schooners Sheffield.
Francis and Louisa. Kwasind, Caviare
and Harwood, Of the Saunders fleet,
arrived in port yesterday with a total
catch of nearly 10000 pounds Of snap
pers.
Among the vessels under charter for
March loading by the Gulf Transit Co.
are the Gracia, due March %, to load
for Liverpool; the Hermine, due on
March 20, to load for Venice and
Trieste, and the Manchester Spinner,
due on March 81, to load for Man
chester and Runcorn.
DISTINCTIONS Along the Oversee Route.
Feb. 26. latitude 80 4e, longitude 81
29, passed red steel conical buoy with
the lower part covered with marine
growth.-British steamship Dakotah,
Ross.
Feb. II, latitude So o5, longitude 9 40,
passed a ships boat, painted black
with black streak below the gunwale.
British steamship Murcia, Burdis.
Cleared.
Snowden, Br S. Mcmillan, 2054, for
Naples, with $4,000 IT sawn timber,
100000 s # lumber; for Castellamare,
with 100000 IT lumber; for Messina,
with 100000 s It sawn timber, 225,000 s
# lumber; for Tunis, with 360,000 IT
sawn timber, 100, 900 It lumber.
Ida, Span IS, Chirapoza, 2116, for
Liverpool, with 2,219 square bales cot
ton, 225 hogsheads leaf tobacco, 1,94S
pigs Of copper, SIG .dogwood logs, Is
persimmon logs, 80, 200 IT cottonwood
lumber, So cases wood handles, 3,746
loose boat oars 20 crates boat oars, 81
bundles hook poles, 10000 pcs oak
slaves, 4o7,421 IT lumber, 127, 900 It
lumber. 80 round hickory logs, 101
round ash logs.
F. w. Day, Am sch, Dram. SIG, for
Ponce, with 521, 900 s It lumber.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-11
New Orleans Futures.

New Orleans, March 10.-Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance of l TO 4
points on favorable cables. Immediately
after the call buyers of yesterday were
inclined to take profits and the more ac-
tive months were put 1 to 2 points unoS-
yesterdays close The weather map was
unfavorable, indicating continued dry
weather everywhere in the cotecn belt
and stimulated fresh buying for long ac-
count and also induced considerable buy
ing of covers by shorts. At the end of
the first half hour of trading the market
was s to IL points over yesterdays final
prices.
At the middle of the morning prices
were to IL points over yesterdays
close, and the market had a good tone on
the report that prominent traders on the
long side were taking hold Of October.
To some extent the market was sustained
by the growing belief that present agita-
ton against future trading will lead to
federal control of the cotton exchanges
and that bills looking to that end viii
replace the bill similar to the Scott bill.
which supporters of anti-future legisla-
ton have threatened to introduce in the
coming extra session Of congress. The
better feeling In the market prompted
profit-talking by longs which caused a
sag in prices. At noon the list was UP
to 2 down, compared with yesterday S
close
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-11
WHEAT PRICES
STRONGER
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, March 10.--Wheat prices rail-
lied here to-day on account OF relative
nrnness at Liverpool in the face Of the
heavy decline yesterday on this side OF
the Atlantic. The action of the British
market was attributed to a better demand
from the continent and to little i'm
provement in the spot inquiry. Absence
of selling pressure had considerable to do
with the rise here. The opening was
lac higher te 1-sc of. May started at
SO 12 to 3-4c, the same as last night to
1-4c added cost and steadied at the top
level
Local traders bid corn up little. The
pretext was fine weather. May opened a
shade to 1-S61-4c higher at A rs to 4sc
and advanced to 40 1-Sc.
Although oats were very low, the mar
ket gained in a small way with corn- May
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-11
GERMANY HAS NOT ASKED
FOR AMERICAN INTERVENTION
BY Associated Press.

Berlin, March 10.-In reply to cur
rent reports that Germany had asked
for American Intervention in Mexico
or that 1t proposed to take independ-
ent measures to protect German in
terests and German subjects in that
country, Baron Won Kiderlen Waech-
ter, secretary Of state for foreign af-
fairs, today authorized the Associated
Press to say that Germany had made
no representations to Washington on
the subject and does not contemplate
taking any steps in the matter. 1t is
officially and explicitly affirmed that
this government has not received any
intimations from it's legation or con-
sulates in Mexico upon which a re-
quest for Intervention or independent
steps to protect German interests
there could be found. No question in
voIving a violation of the Monroe doc
trine has been raised.
The official attitude toward the situa-
ton is reflected In an editorial leader
in the vossiche Zeitung today. The
paper says:
Germany. like other states, can
with tranquility entrust the protection
of its great mercantile interests in
Mexico to the discretion of the United
States. 1t has no other interests
there"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-11
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES DULL
BY Associated Press.

New York, March 10.-Prices ranged
fractionally above yesterdays close when
the stock market opened to-day. Gains
of 3-S were made by Reading, Missouri
Pacific, Northern Pacific and National
Railways of Mexico, seconds, Union Pa
cific. United States Steel, preferred, and
Anna gamated Copper advanced IL.
few selected stocks were bid up
sharply and the market generally was a
trif1e higher with Reading and United
States Steel in better demand. Min
neapolis, st. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie
gained 1 3-S and Lehigh Valley and
American Beet Sugar l.
Heavy absorption of the Canadian group
OF stocks was the conspicuous movement
in the market during the morning. Cana
dian Pacific improved only slightly. but
allied issues were strong, with gain Of
Ste. Marie. Trading in other stocks were
characterized by a good tone. United
States Steel was strong on the expecta-
lions Of a favorable tonnage report later
in the day. Amalgamated Copper I'M
proved l and Missouri Pacific SIS.
Bonds were steady.
Publication of the United States Steel
Corporations untitled tonnage figures for
February showing an increase Of less
than 100000 led to selling by some disap-
pointed holders and the stock lost 1-2 a,
point of its forenoon rise. Otherwise the
market was at a standstir.
The abandonment of concerted buying
In particular stocks left the market with
out any initiative and speculation accord.
ingly fell back into dullness. Prices,
ruled well above yesterdays close In
most cases.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-11

started at 80 S-S0I-2c and assembled to
80 SIS
Provisions became stronger all around
because of the upturn in, the price Of
hogs. First sales were the same as last
night to z 1-2@10c higher. with May
options at $17.55 for pork; SIS for Lard.
and $50 for ribs. 5oE
Cash:
Wheat-No. 2. red, 5000 s-4c; No. 2,
hard, S9G91c; No. 1, northern. 9591.01:
Q9S; velvet chaff, S2095e; Durum, 81
QS9c. -
Corn-No. 2, and No 2, white. 4761-2c;
No. 2, yellow, AZ 1-4@3-4c.
oats.No. 2, 8Oc;. No. 2, white. s19s2c,
standard, 80 3-4@31 lac.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-11
sHERIEE,s sAIE

Under and by virtue of an execution is
sued out Of the Court of Record, in and
for Escambia County, Florida, wherein
the State OF Florida, Is plaintiff, and
Chas. II Taylor and John Bajnes are de-
PENDANTS, have levied upon and will sell
at Public outcry to the highest and best
bidder for cash. before the County Court
House Door. in the City of Pensacola.
Escambia County, Florida. on Monday.
the Srd day Of April, A. d. 1911, during
the legal hours Of sale, the following de-
seribed real estate, situated. lying and
being IN the City Of Pensacola, 5scambia
County. Florida, together with she here
dltaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging, or IN any wise appertaining,
To-wit: Lot One ID and the south Six
teen 1le) feet and Six go inches lot
Two CD, South Forty eight (4S) feet lot
1wenty-four (24) south forty-eight (4S)
feet Six (6) inches Of the west Twenty-one
I'D feet and Eight (s) inches of. lot
Twenty-thre (2S); south line being one
hundred and eighty-six (IS6) feet and
three I'D inches; east line being forty
eight 14Sl feet and six (e) inches, west
line being forty-fve (45) feet and six and
one-half GU inches, in block Ninety
one tS1), OF the Belmont Numbering. Sec
ton H. township south. range 30, west
commonly known as the East King Tract.
Purchaser TO pay for cost of deed.
= j. c. VAN PELT,
Sheriff. Escambia County, Florida
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