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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-21
stoekers, and Feeders.

Chicago. Feb. 21.-Trade is develop
ing better demand from the country
this week as anticipated might result
from the more spring like weather
There was fair demand for the useful
mixed lots of young stuff that came in
yesterday and at about steady prices
for the bulk, as compared with Monday
or mostly 10c lower than last weeks
late prices. ).
A fair trade was done in the feeder
section when a load of choice dehorned
Shorthorn feeders. averaging close to
100 lbs, sold at s615, a bunch Of about
so good-style 1050-lb feeders at $5.75,
a two-load bunch of Angus feeders,
averaging close to 1000 lbs. at 1915 and
a bunch Of so choice s00-ib feeders at
$3.50 These were among the better
classes of cattle at the weights sold and
the bulk Of the fairly good to very
good 500 to 950-lb feeders sold here at
1925 sos. and the fair to good 100
to s20-lb class Of feeders at $4.75 %. 10.
the ff-colored horned feeders OF light
weight and lacking breeding to satisfy
the man who is at all particular about
the class Of cattle he takes on and run
ming down to plain class OF stockers
selling at $40 down to a.
Some choice breezy stockers OF the
fancy class are salable up to around
s515. but the trade in little light stun
is still narrow with:tie rag-tag class
of little steers and heifers selling down
at s3.5013.75. the plain to good stock
ers at S4106460
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-21
ST. Iaui. Grain.

ST. Louis, Feb. 81.
wheat-May. esA.
Corn-May, S5A.
Oats-May. 52a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-21

Representatives caAtis saisA
Below are quoted few Of the repre-
sentative cattle sales for today:
$50 tkveraRcI prfce
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-21

Chicago Grain Call Prices.
FURNISHED by L. G. Clay, grain mer.
chtant, "a East Main. Phone 6s.)
| Chicago. Feb 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-21

Nansas City Cram Close.
Kansas City, Feb. 81.
Wheat-Closed. May 99d 1915: No.
. hard. 9s1a d1.o7
Corn-Closed May, ssA sellers; No.
2 mixed, s5d651a
oats-No. ? white. 5s@5s1s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-21
k.ns.. City Cash Grain Close.

! FURNISHED by L. G. Clay Grain Mer-
| chant, "a East Main. phone 6s.l
Kansas City. Feb. 81.
Wheat-No red s6G971a; No.
rec, 95d96; No. 4 red. 1896: No.
| hard, 9S1s a 1.07; No. 3 hard. 97@1.05h !:
No. hard. s4@1.o4.
Corn-No. ., sass u: No. g. S3; No
4, 5sd60: No. 2 yellow, IS as: No.
yellow. 63: No. white 65E. a 81; No
3 white, 6S; No. white. SO.
Oats-So. ., 52@ 5o1s; No 8. 51k q
50: No. 4, 51G511t: No. white. $50
531a: No. 8 white, 5211. 1891: No. 4
white. 52d521s.
Peoria Cash Grain Close.
FURNISHED by l.. G. Clay. grain mer-
chtant "a East Main. Phone 6S.)
Peoria. Feb. 81.
Corn-Higher: No 3 yellow, 6OA:
No. 4. 5sd5sA
Oats-Unchanged No. white, 51l..
Minneapolis Cash Wheat.
Minneapolis, Feb. p.
Wheat-Cash closed, No. hard.
los; No. 1 northern, l0s1s: No. .
northern. 1.o2 61.O217; No. 2, 1909
1.00ia.
Peoria Corn.
Peoria. H., Feb. q.
Corn-No. yellow. 6OA.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-21
Minneapolis Cash Wheat.
Peoria Corn,
k.ns.. CIV Grain CHS.

Peoria. H.. Feb. q.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 60A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-21
Renreeentative Hoo s.ies.

Below are quoted few Of the repre-
sentative hog sales for today. -
AYSra1e Price
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-21

FSb. /, 1912.
Bonded indebtedness Of dis
trict .................... .$S4.000.00
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-02-21
St. Louis Livestock,

st. Louis. Feb. 21.-Cattlc- Estimat-
ed receipts for today, 1900; market
opened strong.
Native beef sfeers 4.756 $50
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1912-12-06
EPIDEMIC KILLING HOGS
Crowley Signal.

The epidemic which has been de
pleting herds of hogs in this vicinity
has now reached Rayne and other
points. Emile Petitjean, Of nea1
Rayne, is reported to be losing from
five to six of his swine a day from
this disease.
AS a result of the fresh outbreak
of the disease DR.. Webb. president
of the Parish Board of Health, has
issued notice prohibiting the
butchering of hogs and the sale Of
fresh pork in the parish, and this reg
ulation will be in force until further
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1912-12-06

notice.
For Gods sake don't eat fresh
pork" said one who can speak with
some authority on the subject, ''it
is dangerous" 1t now seems pretty
we'll established that the disease
which has been killing off the hogs
so fast is tuberculosis, and by eat
ing of the meat of a diseased hog
this dreaded disease can be trans
mitted to humans
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1912-12-06
NEXT FORUM PROGRAM

The following is the Forum pro-
gram for next Sunday:
l. Piano Duet. Comrades at Arms,
Hayes ..... Misses Paola and Lii
la Mouton
2. Vocal Solo, That's How l Need
You, Pianpadosi. Miss Martha Pei.
lerin.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1912-12-06

Order your coal now and be ready
for cold weather. We sell Electro
lump coal, burns fine.-Ramsey Ele-
vator Mills, phone 40.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1912-12-06

Seeded raisins, currants, citrons,
walnuts, almonds, butternuts, orange
and lemon peeling and everything nee.
essary for fruit cake.-Morgan & De.
b. illon, phone "a.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1912-12-06

Full line Feed Stuffs, Oats, Corn,
Wheat Bran and Shorts, Nutriline,
Momylk Dairy Feed, Rice Polish,
Alfalfa Hay. Prices right. Consum'
ers', phone $50.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1912-12-06

Subscribe for The Advertiser.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1912-12-06

speakers and the regular Forum pro-
gram, Dr. Stephens will give a lee.
ture on European Travel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12

Dor. itat;ln'dIt thueu ipriHjen orei
Ndnutr erd.s. u.lrla.eH eluen
NdlldnieL lQrlHltu mit0ar in oaS
Hiom1blI }uriid uu0 mln gcbt Die
N.udt lcGcn0 ourdl Sic SlraBe. Tie
Eplo0e III Rontolic taun, 10 luie lie
ii III eiucu 0rch'ilm auilcnonunen
Werocu llit oiccu Nolcn. Ser
nldtIlt Acbcintul9pcu nit auSae.
lolttcn SotCrHeu IN o,e flcine. id)la.
'tnoc StnNt ciuidhrt nit Sen Tie.
BEN oie hurtia sic Iinucr biuluiflct.
tern; Damn Die lltbcrroihrp por
Dem 2alicuipiuo. cine furic Sdlieb.
l3Cuc cine Nalo Sic Strobt sntlang.
mo oaa Nromd iii ans. In aaem lit
oe'e9 ptden0 Sd)ntac oarin. oieie
otemIOic NTioI9unl I'm hunocrt ii.
ncnaiolraphrhcu @il0cru hat man
ce aelcben. luie ser QcbcBte Gcrbrc.
der bic (Sdrtcumnncr cntlana Gilt,
Eoli}.icn. ain0er Nun0c hiuicr ibm
Ter; cr mirit 0ie0htirou nm. ipriuat
iibcr bic piaucr un0 iii ucridGpun.
sen.
Scntc, Sic ijberln beion0cre san.
iaIidtcu hcrau@ihuiiiicln. hoben
oenn and lhon bc5augtct 0aB Gem
pGiacma nit lein1r %traerrljd,uul
Ser iiberrolhen0en @tra.tilt Sc
Sdul0 al Der 3un1bme Der &crbrc.
dcn il3illtrcben let Ggiier miro
man mobl i'm dlgemciuen sic chpas
tnnailIcnba'tc(3eld)mudarldhna Der.
dntlportlih modem 0ic lest ourb
Gic QIli}e Fariicr @eicuihdii qcbt.
Ser &aQobuno iii WiUOe Qcuor0en.
IN oroin0rcu (dncn Ole Grdpu.
Icttc. GanaiQine bcibcn ucroen
Ole @cbdrocu Ser 3uhdIter IN Sen
Snlons uon &er8opiuncu uorgciiibrt.
un0 0o9 ,Sciuitc ijno 9lpahcnbaue. 3n
Nenen man ais Strplh toitiimiert
gebt Menn Ser Yo.Blit nntts einen
pcr0attiaen Geleacu nit oemS hlna.
rln9 in Scr 6aut berumIingcrn
1ieht. lpaat cr nitbt, lbn aniuhalteu.
<lciht III c5 ein @roieiior Der 2i.
tcra.ur3cihdte. scr 5u oem Ncrrn
&onoelaridtcr aui oen 9IpatenbaG
gcht.
Gas 6atoIic on al 6icien @crbre.
den im0 Sic 0ilOcr. sic sic 3eitun.
Gtn odpon brinaen. 2h muB oeS
moracn9 IN roiiacr 6riibe 10 lnQe'
i6hr 5maujia 3eiiuuQen 6urhle'en
mobei ih mciren Gee nit talter 2'ci.
Inpc }u mir ncbmc llno "a habe id
bour Die gon3e ndCatIidle 9cidcrumg
an fretnen Eria'itiifst!iA. @eiciielte
3ub1Iter. gQolierleihcn. Grmoroetc
init rm0 nhnc StrnuquIatiorSmarfe.
Nic bIutbeilcdte Sole 0eS Eaters :.
dies Iieat ouf mcincm Gid Nui'
idleu Gee uu0 2cberpurit. lm0 rci}t
sen 9ppetit nidlt lchr. 2onliam uuo
nit innercm 92iOcritrcbcu bcaiuue
ih mir 0cn 9hm 5mu Gee onjnae.
m0bncn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12
Sic Sriiis i'm @iiNiifippitbaIc.
Gbicoap, Sa., Q. 9lpril

Die 9riiis I'M Miiiiliis9bal ipibt ii6
INNER mebr Su; 6ie 0auptseio9r, oaB
onS 9nnSe Qnno iiberflutbet niro, beitebt
iiioli6 pUn Wtempbis. @enn aIeroinos
Die 9dmme in 9lrfania3. Ntiiiiiiippi
un6 i'm norolihen 9ouilinnn nph 36
Stunoen Dem @niierorud itanobalten.
oann tDnnen Die fru6tbaren 9baler bes
Delta uno bes ga5op, iiioli9 BON Mems
pbiS, nod 9erettet iueroen.
Qie lber ben bis jebt unseri6teten
Sn6l6aoen uerbreiteten @eriibte
i6wanten iebr. Glide, Die Die Ge9eno
uOn Nem Orleans bis Cairo 9enau
fennen. i6dBen ben l56aoen nuf mins
oelten3 $10,OO0.0O0, anoere baIten oies
fir Su bod ss9riffen. Der 6nuptl6a'
BEN erItredt li9 auf Die 3eritDrun9 BON
6Gulern uuo 6abrifen uno oen 0erluit
BON Sieb. 9a Die JIutbrunrnunsen in
jeoem SAT- iriibSeitig ergangsn paren,
Iino Die 8erIuite an Menihenleben pers
bdItniBmdBig 9ering 9elueien, niht mebr
nls 80.
Die 10000 ooer mebr Sbbadlplen
baben ungenein 5u Ieioen 9ebabt; Suns
oerte ppn ibnen baben tneeIang nui ben
9Ghern ibrer 6duier uno Stdlle oher
ouf 8dumen Sugebrnht, bepor lie GEE
rettet iuerben fonnten.
Mempbis, Genn., 10. 9lpril.
100 bis 1000 GuaorotmeiIen 9nno,
oapon mebr ala 100000 Ares frubts
bares 6armIano i'm npro6ltlihsn glrs
fnnins, Iino opn einem 8ammbruh bes
trOifen, Der Qienitngmitta9 fiiniji9 Mei'
len nDrbli9 pOn bier, niht msit upn
@ploen 2nfe, 9lrt., li6 in einem Der
6ouptodmme ereignete. Wlarteo Gree
uno g8iIion, 9lrt.. iteben inter g9alier,
uno nnoere Srtlhoiten ieben elnem
9Iei6en SdidlaI entae9en. Supeit
betannt, lit tein Meni9enIeben gu bes
tla9en.
Der Sdooen belduft lih nuf NliGlis
pnen ppn Dollars; tauleu0e Stiif Ginos
pieb iino in unntittelbarer @eiabr, Su
ertrinten, uno Sablreibe &ettuns8manns
ibuiten bsiinoen iih bereits in Der ndbs
item llm9egeno BON Mempbis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12
Guoe pOn Salts Gampagne propbe'
scitl
@nIbinstcn, 2. g., 10. 9lpriI.

Walbln9ton, 2. g., 10. NprlI.
Senator Giron, 9eiier oes @ouieueIts
GOmites, CAB 2ienitns gbenO nnd
Gmpian9 Der @ablnndrihten aus Suis
nois cine @rtldruns ab, in Der er laste,
oaB Die Gampasne fir Tait's @leoers
nomination ourh oieie oeutIide @tfIGs
runs Der Gepublitaner pon Slinois,
Die 6opleueIt cine Woioritdt BON iiber
100000 iiber Gait 9eseben babe, been.
bet lei. 80 INNER Iesitime Irimdr'
pnblen absebalten ieien, bdtten Die &es
pubIitdner lib nit nllsr @ntidiebenbsit
se9en Taft's glominntipn erfI1rt. Sn
glpro'9atpta bdtte 4aft nur 1915 BON
$1,000 Stimmen erbalten; in Wiscons
fin lei er burd cine MajOritGt oon
10000 seibInsen pproen. uno in Sais
nois iOsar bdtten iib Die &spubIitansr
nit iiber 100000 Mnjpritdt Su ieinen
lln9uniten ertIdrt.
Die 3nftsGnmpngne lit Oanit 5u
Gnoe," iaste er. Gin @eriun. unter
olelen llmitdnoen Taft's gtOminatipn
gu fOrciren, miir6e SeIbitmor6 Der res
pubIitanilben Bartei lein. 9loOies
oelt ipiro in Gbicn9p nOminirt uno
int giouember i'm Triumph eripdblt
ner0eu"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12
glnh Wlaine fir &oOiebeIt.
Bangor, 81. II. 9lpril.

San9or, W(., IL. Nprl.
9ie 12 republifanilben 3elegaten
oes Stnotes Wtaine iueroen Die &anois
batur 9beo. &OOlepelts auf oem 9tas
tionaIfpnpent in Chicago unterItiiben.
8ebn ipuroen auf Dem republifanilden
Staatsfpnpent uno ben orei ppn bier
9iitrlftsconpenten eripdblt, Die am
MiltiuO6 ab9ebaIten purben; Die beis
BEN nnoeren muroen pOr elmer @o6e I'M
erlten 0iitrttt ernnnnt. 5Ormea NUT
ben Die 9elesateu ni6t initruirt i'm
pierten 9iitritt, bod itanoen Die err
pdbIten 9eIsguten aui benz Stimm'
settel unter Ser &ubrif r&poiepeIts
QeIegaten", Die 3elesatensats9urse
puroen 9e9en Die 9aitsGeIesaten nit
739 gesen 497 Stimmeh seludblt. glus
Beroem puroen feds @IettpralsSan'
bibnten fir bsn YraiiOsnten uno Ti5es
pr1iioenten noninlrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12
neneIte Dtpt(ben
&OUicDelt's Sirat in 3llinOs ano
giiiiOuri.
giOOirpelt iiegte and III Wiaine.
uSeOOp" 1T iirsessewiB.
Sic 6lntb i'm SiiOen. Sammbrud
bel Wiempbis.
@as bic Gbitngoer Strnbrnbabncn
cinbrlngen.
SIN &obIenftrcit lit Trieotn in Sid
NnSbrnt eines neuen TuIfaus nabe
beim Banana Canals.
&OuicbeIt's Sies in Sllinuis.
GbicasO, 81. 10. 9lpril.


Die @eminner Der 8rim1riuablen,
weIte am Qienstag in SGinois nbses
balten uuroen. lino nnh 8eribten, Die
olleroins5 nod unuOllltdnois lino, aus
oenen man ober bas 9teiultat nit
Si6erbeit uOrberia9en fam, Die foI'
9enoen:
Sir Brdiioent, z beoo bore
MOO eueI t. rep; y b m p
@Iarf, Dem.
Sir 8unbeslenator. 8. 9. 2 5ers
ma H. rep; 3. $. Qeuis, Oem. (teln
@e9enfnuoioat)
Sir @Ouuerneur, s borIes g.
3eneen, rep; s oparo g..
3nnne, Dem.
3beo. 3poleoeIt's StantssGnmpa9s
neIeiter uebmen fir ibren aanbiOuten
etne Waloritdt BON 100000 bis
10000 in 9lniprub. 9lus BEN pOrs
lie9enoen 8eri6ten iit jeoenl aus iOuiel
lait SienIiber Siderbeit gu erIeben,
oaB er nit 5 su Z iiber 2uft gelie9t
bat. 9ie Observation-Disclosures
maren au' ten Stjmm5eln m9t pera
merit. miiiien pieImebr pOn oen einsels
men g SonsreBbti.riften uno Obne Hris
mGrmnbl eripGbIt iueroen.
Chicago erflGrte lid NIT 2 gu l gee
gen 6rnuenitimmreht. 9luBer 5alb BON
bieler Stobt ituno Die 6ruse ni6t nui
bem StmmSettel,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12
Scgciitcrter Gmpfnng in philadelphia
NhlIobelphia. Ya., 10. Mprl

Y9lluptlp9tu' Fu'' ~. <'PL'''
Zen onitren9enoiten Gag ieiner
9ampagne bate 3bep. Gouepelt am
Nlittpo6 9lbeno binter iih. Oufiir aber
aud oen erfreuli6Iten fir ibn. SOs
piele 8eriOnen, pie li6 aui ieiner
beutieen @iienbnbnfabrt our6 Henn'
iuluania an oen Stntipnen eingeiunoen
hatten, in oenen 9ieoeu an9eia9t pas
rem. batten ibn pOrber nod ni6t be'
oraBt. Ger @ntbuiinsmns mar uube'
i6reibl6. Sn TbiInoeIpbta, ga,
muBten 400 4oIiSiiten ouf9ebpten mer'
oen, nm Oie beseiiterte Mense suriid'
subalten. Die ii6 pom 8abnboi bis gum
Sutel, in benz sr abitieg, anisepiIan5t
bate. gas 9benter, in pel6em er am
Slbeno iprad. mar bereits eine StnnOe
Dor Der 9nfunit Ropieoelts big nut ben
Iebten IIae nnssiiilt. gtnd Der Heoe
fubr er nad Ser 9lrbeiter 9pcsum'Snlls
in aenfineton, i'm nprOpltIiden 2belI
Der Staot, un6 aud bier barrie ietnsr
cine beseiiterte 3ub0rerihnft
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12

bis sur eriteH 1ran5olnd,n &oit'
itdilon 3lI groB. Sis sur 9tlu5e
fam man in gIatomooilca ,oruuH
oouu lanlt oas Hciten >ayh 81
Stcge an. 81 ellen l6cinl s aibei
&iibneru uH0 @lern nittg i Je5cn
0aS s&Dier iou unJenleBalr ieiu
&m Ndjorett ocS Hoten arlul3 lie
gen MIR Sicbertranfe, &erUunOlit
Gar niht. Is miro bier 70 >aJacteuI
ala mem & &crpuu0etc nus ALI icp
ten Der S5tnIicrcr gdbe. Olaa ioa len
ieits Ser 0'rcnjc itaIicuiit, 3spelrt
fiir 3lpei 6rautS 0as Sti;d 10 4icnSt
fuuien fslucn. ltur Die 4AluitIon
ieblt. Srie89gerulcue, oie oit (iir.
Ten MAIDEN. neMncn ihncn >ic 9lrabcr
o1 uuo maiiaFrieren lie. Ilc (iirter
lino 81 lpeuia jahlreid), I'M iih ~
mi0cricsen. unO oiirien Der Irabern
6as @erlriiaen am &rieJiilbren midi
ncrleiocn. IA icIblt, mcnn lett sic
fIcinc tiirtiihe Nrmec lid as (ri.
polls alrf ben Trltf Der I'11te hin
3uriid3icbt Scr Arieg nidt cine
Gpur anoerS ouSichcn miro 9luc BE
ScntralIteae i.jr sic Gorrcigon0crtcr
reihnnocIt cfii,ica. imoifiVea b.ci'
Zen Die tiirfi'dtu Sii5icre lter ali.
ais Qartcil1nler unteu. lie BE-
forntc 'Stlapbcit oeS C-icntdlcu
miro and irlenOeinen NuSpel iIn'
Sen. I'M Ser NeNuircn eiucu Nitf'u1
ais por}ijlIihe arie3sIiIt aini.ttl.
Ton
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12

er3d5tt Die oNu usftig (@i1W fol-.
gen6e 2luetootcn
glui benz Gyer3icrpIob mcrben at.
tofcu i'm Bug qcit5t Scr 6err Cberit
1T perI6ntih eriGaeueH mo Iabt it'd
Die pin3eIner3u8 0urf he 3ugfon.
mapoanten poriilhrm &eltunnt t.,
elm neu ausaemuiprter 4fo0emifer,
fommt jeei an 1ie Gghe beoor er je.
rod Die Gd)ar iener ,trie8cr 3unl
manniaIidpu}lr7riii bccr5ert iprer9i
or an oen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hcror. iatu;icrt uu1 mclbct SER
Etcrft. if bite 7ehorilnit Inn Ole
Qnnohr,e :" 13eAa NWabme 2"
ifualpt iau Der 8er1ltiae an. -
nIic 2tnnaamc r ittafe 6enn
laut Ticniucrifrft i0en ,7cl0itbun.
qen MIR on Sane ear cutigreden.
0en gura1anc ta-dseii RI mcrocn~
- FIT "a. IA 5aser 5e ia reht
Ser Ger Cbcrii oalio
--- 0dina aat Ceiierreid oen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12
Sennn iiratsaemlb.

@s mar gum eritenmaI, odb Ebsooors
&ooleoeIt hbsr Die 2lusiihten ielner
9ampasne iprdd. .8ir baten be
@esner in Sainpis iiber bic Shrdnten
9eopTt nno hOiientlid ssidiebt es ibnen
IN @ennlpIoanien ebeniO," isste er.
7Mfnn. iuie iG beftimmt CLAUDE, mir
cle'en Sampi seiuinnen. oann per9eiien
SIC. bite. ni6t. oob unitr Siss oaSu
ous9fnust iusroeu muB. nui iocialsm
uno tn,nitrielIsm 6ebiet e5erediioteit
Su ihnf;tu."
8ooi'e sIt fam onnn tuis6sr oui isins
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12
Ghirnerrr Vtehmnrft

Ninan@b 3uilbr 5000 sarunior iparen
5000 0absr ave ttclc moreu me ioipt
eitofe ST. 30 90. uu6e 81 9u e71; Gar.
ufre un6 cutters 81 30 00. cct'cfs g s5
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stpeire 3uubr 2a O00 Fie prelfe mo-
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iniq iolqi Fdmmcr s. 30 PSF 1jbrtuae.
see0 925; Wi6ocr. 30 @ 25. Giues. 50 25
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12

Griej trf'ar.. unSSic iiro ser GAjuc.
ltr. %Iiic. GurW0gyHnJ
Sin GWidlril.Grti,pllilcr, N}e0i.
5Iner uno llu8dr. wjr0 oeI elHent
0eutitcu HeJImcHt ein3elu no1crit.
lei. GI'rI9 bcmult er iih ocn Nc-
Tcblcn oco EutrItore ndd5utom.
mcrL ooh 1t.inRt eS Inn bielueilcn
nitt. "a or sic 0eu:idp Sprade init
Gor nitt bcAerridt !mi oas Som.
manNo ocS &niuutteWS: ,.5dut ooi
@oionettl" iieht Der Giaid1r:ac er.
ihrodrn an lcIncr Nln!ca llH0b m0
olnuortet Qlcicb oayaui ircu9jS:
.9tain bob lh.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12
GhirnNpcr WInrftbcridDt.

@obtof 8ufbtoH Go Hoofrrn.fse.
biuot bctidtcu lbey Den Geiretotmatt mie
ioat.
uher s8d1tu im 5lunoc oco gHtiIcne tn all
h,a gloBeH ziauitu oillb bonn laiiiiiigpt
uul ufJftadr w. tpdicr 'iicNen oie H,eig iir
bic u,rn1ic tfr ncItn Gfufe ioaag nm 3 3l4c.
Noru it,a1 gicitiaus bia sum bbGbhcn RuHlie
heS Sabre. ANA Naitt iiiC8 um ca &C.
Eie StluhuoCruHaen iuattn fnic ioai:
Asnh gieht SCplun Dtfierp
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12

9bsOrieu ben eerihtsn ssseHiibsr su
ipredsu uno iibte bittere alitit an
Soiesb gboate. Sobn q. MiIburn uno
nnosrPu glew gorter Nnpdltsn, Die iit
Suinmmeusetban baben, nm isiHe Soeen
Su betdmpien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12
Wiiiiunri fir &ouiepclt.
N1em Nprf. 10. 2Ipril.

3as 8poiepeltsStnotcomite erbieIt
om 0ienitag eine 3epefde BON @Oup.
6ablep BON MiiiiOuri, ipeI6e beIa9t,
baB na6 Dem &eiultat Der am Monta9
itatt9efunoensn Hrimdripabl oie &OOlee
pelts2lnbdneer oen StnntscOnoent i'll
Miliouri controlIiren unb 26 &oOies
pelt'9eIesaten gu Dem Acknowledgement
ernennen iuiir0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12
Sauicnbe lmgrfommcn.
Ntobile, 9tla.. IL. 9(priI.

3urh cine eruption oes in Der 9fdbe
pon 8ocas Del Zorro. Banana. 9eIe9es
nen @ulfnns Gbiriqui Iino 9aulenoe
uOn Gerionen set0otet uno Elm gan5es
Sn6inneroorf oem @rob0oen 9let6se'
ma6t pproen, iuie Capt. SlSpit uon
benz 9ampfer Sort Ntorsan BON Der
llniteo 6ruit Cine am Ntittno6 nab
WObiIe. 2lln, berihtete.
Der Nusbruh Ipu an 5. glpril am
Mor9en Ii6 erel9net baben, 1Is Die Sort
MOrgnn in Der Ndbe BON SOcos bel
3orO por 9lnter lag. Gie aus bem
arnter emppri6ieBenosn 5Iammen babe
er geieben, bis er in See 9elto6en lei.
Die 9iahriht BON ben 5abIreihen
Spiern nil er uon 5Iii6tIinsen erfabs
rem bnben. ole iih Dor oem QapoItrom
retten tonnten. Die Quit ioQ in Der
8ai meiIenipsit nit bidem &au9 bsbedt
seweien ietn.
"a Der Gbiriaui bisber niht, iotueit
betonnt 1T, pultnnide z 9bdtistsit 9eSsist
bat. fam Der pl0BIi6e gIu8brud iur Die
Bepohner pon Bocns Del 1Oro upll'
tommen iberraideuo.
MeIpille, 2a., II. NpriI.
Ser 9omm oes 9ltdofaIapa'5luiiss,
pelher nenll Meilen unterbaIb Mems
pbis, 9a., negt. lit sebOriten, uno am
glbeno uaren tereits ausgeoebnte 6es
bjete Der @emsinoen Ct. 9nnorp uno
ct. Wartin hberibpsmmt oui eine
5trets ppn II gIeiIsr bin. 6efabr.
ons Gerionen umtommsn weroen. II
auaenblidlih nur serirg, oa Die lleber'
ihwemmun9 iid hauptiddIit ou'
,Wnridlono eritrtt. oas biz ~ elmer
Gutiarnuns pom Span5tg W(eiIen pon
Der 9ruhiteue bes Tnmmes ni6t bee
nohnt TT. eine 9Iusnnbme biIoet nur
Sic Crtihdft 9ros Sprlnss. bic $50
Ginppbner bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-12

Die ,,Iet cItern"-5ettur-
aen haben eiS 6eiebicbte
pom ga GreHe nicbt nuy
miticbreiben ieneern nit
maeben pelfen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-04
MORE TROOPS ARRIVE
IN MATAMOROS
Men Watch Towers at Colombres and
Elsewhere as il Expecting Attack
But Matamoros Is Confident.

Two companies OF cavalry both
men and horses. reached Matamoros
last evening, coming from Reynosa
on the regular passenger train. This
adds strength TO the garrison al Mat
amoros and, with their present num-
ber. it will take more than the forty
or fifty rebels who were reported a.
headed in this direction. 10 do any
great amount of damage
The citizens in Matamoros have
the utmost confidence in the COM
mander of the garrison there and Dc
not consider that there is any cause
for alarm.
American passengers on the train
from Monterrey TO Matamoros today,
however. report that there is consid-
cradle agitation along the line. espe-
cially at Colombres where men were
in the watch towers and some on the
house tops looking for any approach
ing danger. They seemed 10 be ex.
pecting an attack from some source
but the origin seemed TO be unknown
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-03-04
SOLDIERS MUT|NY,
RIOT AND BURN
TIEN-TsIN PILLAGED BY MUTIN-
EERS AND HABBLE.
German Doctor Shot Down in Street
Many Houses Were Burned
Even Police Joined L0oters and
Aided in 0utraging the City.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Tien-Tsin. March 3-Rioting Of a
serious nature took place here last
night. when the soldiers mutinied
and set fire 10 a number of buildings
and then began looting from house
to house. In order to intimidare the
populace. the soldiers kept up q con-
tinual gun fire. The rattle o. mas
kerry was heard throughout the en-
tire uiglt The rabble Joined the
l1otcrs Orly a few police remained
loyal and they are insufficient 10 keep
order
A German doctor named Schreeter
was shot down in the street. For
eigners generally were not moIested.
however. The German consul sent a
guard to protect the German settle.
ment, and British troops protected
the railway station.
The mutineers broke into the Pei
Yank mint and later set II afire.
Fourteen fires were raging IN differ
emf parts of the town at once.
With Hhe morning. the mutineers
quieted down and order reigned once
more
Mexican side and IL at present held
a prisoner in Matamoros.
Dr. Monterros left friends on the
street in Brownsville Saturday af-
ternoon. stating that he would be
back shortly. but has not been seen
him was a message from friends
Federal court here OF being Implicat-
here since. The next heard from
informing them of his arrest.
DIR. Monterros was one OF the
Reyistas who was tried and con-
vieted at the December term of the
Fedra court here or being Implicated
in the Reyes revolutionary conspir.
acy. He was fined $500, which fine
he paid
His friends here are al q loss IN
know the reason for his heinz lis
distance up the river from browns
vile, and on Mexico soil.