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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-16
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mebI.- 5nfmtr 1902 BbIs.. gerfarst
1877 1bIs. Der Rartt mar bsute Hetio,
esrina Yatent 45.l0-5.45, 8inter stratotb
A.50-4.60, gBinter Yatsnts s4.8o-5.S5,
csrtna clears S4.5o-l80, @int.r Grtra
no. 1 N.1o-4.e0, no. 2 DO. A.o0-4. 10
aanfas straishts $4.3o-4.5O.
Nsaaermetl nar toum asfio. ao;r
bis satts s3.90--4.00, Dolce bis fanep AIS
--4.25.
Suawet,eumsht ia rubis an $3.50
per loo Sfnnb; fair BIS autss s.295 -
5.15. asiss bis funss s. .0O--5.25.
RaismebI mar fstig tein.s peises
uno aeIbss $i.65-l7o, 8rO6ts sl.60--l. .65,
filnhrieb 34.05.
8uADsiaen romu.u Sm.rican 85c
unt 6anubian 63e c. |. 7. Rem Bcrt.
nssssu ifetia. no. 2 @tRern liz
BEL antunft {. |. I. Buffalo.
0fts IN fetis. RalsgsrF. so -- Zoe
t.t'. Sufals.
Beitsu.- 9afusr 81 500 su., P.rfanbt
1875, ,235 gu, Tsayft mar Feit. no. rotbtr
musr l07t I'm alspatOr unb l08IIt f.o.b.
f6pimmsnb. Re. / Aertbtra Sulutb 1896
(. o. 8. fhDimmenb.
stlfAfsrn. 5ufsbr S,rfanbt
4s7 Su. wtartt nomlrsq erport no. Q
n,usr s2e i'm Glesatsr uHo s2s (. o. b.
iGpimmtRb.
ssfer. - 8aFubr a., 800 gu. a.rranst
LOIS Su. Warft In ihpaA. stansorb n,i.
ser 4oc i'm etssater, 10. psiser Sic, SO.
8 40e, as. 4 40t.
Seu III ifstia. - Srima 1856, 10. 1906
ss. . l20e, no. . S5-l05t.
Sseftn ntlIia. eta. 1911. orbina.
rtr Bis Dolce 2l-2se; 1910 9-l4s; goetfe
Seat 1911. srsinarsr bis Dolce 81 - 2se,
1910, 9-l5s.
Sdwte fins Hstta -- Central Hmrrica
25S, Eoaeta 24t<-25l&c.
3tbtr IN f.a. stnloS 25--27e.
Ssri in fen. eomtlp 5000 81. 90,
bert clear sls.5o-2l.Oo R.i 5000
20.50.
s,.fiafsa. samils $3.50 10 co.
Wts sls.o1--l5.50, e.eF. sain,su s28.o
al 90, Bersu4t si3.00-lS.50, gts srtrI
snbia Nes tia.0o--l925.
gut Wsats uua,rsssIt. ets6t.It, Bel.
ties, 10 bic IL Ffb., l2 - lac. DO. Saul.
tern 8 Sl9-9le, Do. saint.n 13iz-I4c.
Shmals in f,ft Wteelt gs.a prima
tll go lilo; TafFirirtsr III Feit. esuti.
nsHt sll.35. o. a.sl2.05, GOmpounO 81s--
6ssc.
f.ts in feH. srima sus ,u sgss,
gsuntrb 6 - 61&s.
Daamn stIfaamsn Del il f.f.
Srima robes IN $5.34, srima CONNER
eeIbts $6.49--568.
Pttrottam II aetis RaFErrtes
VEN Bort 1886, taiIasslpbia uae Q SaItlmsr:
1886, bs. in Bulf 81 10.
nstIs ia rabis TOmsftie tEs.e. Ohio
3l-32c.
ears IN aetia. 5traines, s.s5 s5snIites
bis sutss 1855.
fsrssntin IN Tsit ;u 44e.
Ssis II aetig. - GiHbstmiiAer 4-6I<s.
Satire 8--siSs
Wsiaifts In rnhis. Rsu Crleaas Open
Aet'le, cater bis Asiet 37--52e.
5a6s - sssu n ief. Rnseas3ss
% lsa. 8.55t. Centrifugal ss ste 4.05r,
WolaHss-3Rfsr SO Sea 3.30t. @aFFnir,.r
IA rubig. Gut esaf 580t, grufbes 5.7oc,
WoHb n" s35r. Gub.s 525e, Bopeeres
s.i5t, SrdnuIatss 500, Diamsns "a,
S.00t, Genfs;tionsrs n" 4.sJc. Rs. 4.S5,
as. Q 4.5)t, no. s4.75t, 30. 44.70e, 30. 5
Asa, Hs. 8 4.6)c, 30. 4.55e, Ro. 4.50c,
re. 8 <.45e, no. 10 4-4or. 10. IL 4.35, Rs.
ls&.3os. 70. Is 4.25s. Re. IL 4.25s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-16
Nhieaas. Is. Nuauif.


Nskf. - Der Nartt IA Hetia. gstmisr
yatsmts "a. 2o-470, straiabts "a. .0o--4 80,
esrtne yat.ntss& $3.50, Stratabs t4.00
--4.6O Saisss A.O0--<30.
Nst,s a.-Far Stptsm6sr 90 937Se,
am ShluS 90 &c fir T,.em5sr 9235 -
s3Ls. em shlus S234e; iar Mai 96i4-
sell Atsru.-s sar Gsptsmber 50 -
7oass. am etIat 6s3sc; fur De.smbsr 5S1<<
---54ssss. am stlas 54l4e; fir Raj 5s3s-
Sac. am ShIus 54s
cafer.- sar September 3l3s - 32e,
s2Ae. am ed,lut 3294e; fur Taai 34lk-
34fss. am Shiub 34Tse
Hsssf a. 70. q Tie.
esrhs. - SUITE 5attsrserae 4o-4sr,
cute Bis Asies Ra!'seras 6o-70t.
9imstbsia iaamsn. - Geus $500
Ser gentaer
&Iseiaamsa. - tl0.oo-l5.0o s.r
GsHtnsr.
R.sssrt-ls,i i0-IsI2X Der Hbl.-a aar
September $500 - l6.l71S. am eAlas
tIs.1Tts, fur Sttobsr tls.i0 - ls.25, am
e6lnb sls.25 iar 3anuar sls75 --
1890, am stlub $3.50.
6AmaI,. - 5000 per 100 Sfe. slr
SspNlnofr tiD.SEN s-iO.Sir, AN Snlns
N097s; fur S'tober slo.921s--Il %, am
ehlu6 $1I.05; fur Tesember si0.75 -
TO- S2tf, am sdlus sl0.S2LS: fir 3aHuar
$I0.70 - 1880, ana Ehlus sl0.s0.
Sbsrt stps.nfei ts n-eeft tl0.57lS
Der loo Sfuns. FUR Ssstember $l0.s2t6 -
sl092if, am saIui tl0.87ls; fur Sttober
tl0.eS - 1895, am enIub so 92l2; fur
3anuar $995-l0 OK. am shIus sl0.071S
Hntttr.- Nsr.s IN tetis. ereamrriss
e2-24c, Caua 2l--23e per Hfuns.
etsr. rear,t ia fen. Bride II -
lee Der Euteas.
Axfs. -gtarit III fteiis. Cream l5ls
--l53<r per rianb.
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w.. w.. 1 1 .::::: sss s sss ss, asss asss
Htnbsttb. - Die 8ufubr mar hsuts
gerin9 une bic preiis i'm augtmeinen Retis.
-Stofsrs unb 5eebers unb aud Wildtnbe
blieben ebenfnIs uHoer1noert im Yrene.
eAnere 5ttsre $6.75--s.25, ertra 1896
$50, fanes ..... 0df.n s2.75-6.75,
6Ieifherttisrs A.5o-8.Oo, auserIefene bis
ertra $S l0-8.25, Ssif.rs $3.s0-6.75, ans
erle'ene bis ertra S7.0o-750, fancb -
aube S2.o0-5.00, auserlefsne Bis srtra $5.25
-5.75, ganHers 32.00--8.25, Stoders uns
Geebers So. .75-6.25.
Buile n.-Gts 3ufuhr mar heute si.m.
LID 9rob, bic Radfrage mdsis unb bic Rrsifs
fetiq.
@asere snb kidts s3.O0-4.o0, golssna
S4.10 4.75, srtra Sass, fstte @uusH
$5.00-5.a5.
aaGber. - Bel gutter aahfraqe uno
,iemLid 9rotsr 3ufubr mar Der Wartt bsute
Fstia.
Orsiadre uab arss. s4.0o-s.50, fair bis
quite leidte S7.0o-900, ertra 1928.
sdlber in ben aommifftous-S o duferu. -
6drtn 914t, prima bis auserIsfens 614 $40,
orbindre 4-6t.
G d eine.-- Tie 3ufu6r BON gdpeie
neu Dar beute ,ismlih aros. bic Rahfraas
nttt beionoers unb bic Breiie fieI.n UNI 10
l5e per 100 Sfuno. eeiht. 8erioubtiorten
uuo Tertel fiub faum ffetta.
Stlp,r. 240 gfuub uufDdrts &S.40-s.5O,
cute bis aussrlefene Btrsa6unas. unb
GIsitherfortsu S8 55-8.65, oemifbte 8ersa.
Sunqsiort.n $8. 55--8 so, orbindr. Bis qua.
srleieus ihDere fetts Saue ss.00-76 60, .rtra
T75, Staas s425-6.75. trtra -,
lddt. 8.rianbt'ortsn s.. 1856, sert.I bon
110 gfo. uus peuiser s.. .25-8.25.
Sdafs anbsanm.r.-5hafe pareu
beute fstia I'M Brsiis, 4dmmer nber feI.n
um 25c, bu bic Yreiis in beu oitIihcu Wdrf.
ten heruutereinaen.
ghafs. - Grtrn $500, quite Bis aus.
erltieus $500 $50. orbindre bis auts
ST .25-2.a0. Tutttri5afs s3.50-4.25, 9dbr.
tnas "a 0o-5 90.
edmmsr. Grtra 1856 - $40, quite
bts aussrlsfeus SIS 50-6.60. orbiHdrs bis
fairs t4.oo--5.25, guGs s2.50--3.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-16
9dgli@er Martt. . 8eridt.

gtseiasati, l5. axauii 1912.
lie na4fslsfnhea Caetirunasa Ls,istex
Nd nur anf oseros 1raasastiensa. Asi
fisinersn 0efAdftsn uersen stpaS kstsre
yreifs bsrs4nst.
VrsbiitsRen
Der Narft par rubia. bic ersiie FsE
e4nats. = er'ma Stsan si0ys5-I0. rs
ts.b.
frsdsassfaI,snsssIstf4. Rar,t
IL fsasr. ebsrt clear ssiisn Ili4-llIse
f4srt aiSpsnieitfH Ii - li1s, srtra fbsri
clear esitsH u-llzs, eAslieru lok -
l0As. Bellies IL - l234s lsis uaS ts
mstI ssrSs6t.
Dats n.-gearst feisr. ebert flare eei.
tea l21-l2fs iurse HipsenfeitsH l2--
l2l<s utra fort dear esiaea l2-l21e.
S4Ritera llk-i1As naS HsIiss la--laLs
tsis aalt1s per yfsas mssr perpa6t.
Sugar Cured Nieif&. - Marft ia astia.
G4tnisa l6.25- 1875. p,snie e2ulisr
u50-l2.00, DreaifaA Bassn i5.5o-l6.5o.
eAuIisrall. 90. 400. Rsr usrf Gut eAul.
isrn l2.0o-i2.S0, trsSese Dsd S4isiea
19.00-20.00
eGtssbS4eItss BIsifA.-Usarstl lea.
e4inssa ola, ,00-l3.5O, vssnis gAuItsrn
i0-l0Lt Hsuies 1874 -I8ISt, SAalierH 10
l01ss NeD osri Guf GAultsra l0jx-- lie.
6ruAtt6tsii3.-- - SAiassn la,< -l3s,
Sitaie e4ulisrn 91-l0tzs e4altern 9A
LOB bert Aippeni ieitsnl l0ll {, hort fiare
esitsHl0t 4-l0ts, egira fbert 6sitsH To-
l0t4s. Bellies IL i5s per viuas. Hesf Sar.
esb l0-l3e.
Mshl unb 0stretb..
Metl.-- asnes mintsr vatsat s4,0o--5.20,
0iatsr Banss N.S6--4.85. 6in.sf 6aniIs
el.1O-4.3O, eTtra s365--4.l0, srbin1reS
e3.00-8.60. Garter 0sNsn patent S6.lo--
6.7S. Do. fansS 14.65--s.0 90 30. 66ndf9 t4.00
-A.2k asssesnesL ssrssstit4 ssnif4tss
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t4.75--4.es, rsinet 9Th t6.00-S.15, ,eemifd.
teS t4.76---6.00 Der Dbl.

$4.75--4Ies, rsinesGits ts.00--s.15, ,oemifd.
tsS t4.76--S.00 per DBL.
% @siaen- Matft iebtait unb aetia. Mo.
---1O3t. 10. rotber 66--o6e Der HRi6el.
Derfauft nsrbsn: Gar 70. 2 rotber @tnttr
su i051fe, 2 Cars 70. 8 aa Lore, 4 gars
DO. ,n csc, Gar oD. ~ l03c, Gar rstber
@inier mad grobe IN s6e, 500 eu. 9o 4
rctber nit aorn sn Doc unb 800 gu. 80.
roiber minter NIT sdfsr su lo3e auf BEN
@sfetis.
DeIf&fsrn.-Rartt rubis nnb fsii.--
no. usibes SO - 63t. 10. psises 81 -
52f, No. iDeibes 79--Sle, Ro. eetbes SO
- 83e, No. bp. s1-62e. No. 4 bp. 70
--Sle, 10. Q semiiGtes sl-82e, 20. bo.
so - Sic, 10. Abe. 77--7es, msises aolben.
form 75-78e. stIbes bo. 7s-81e. semifftes
DO. 75--79t Der BuibsI. gertauft nurceu:
] Gar 70. 4 peibes ;u 8lc, 100 gu. 80. 4
DO. ,u 8ls, Gar no. a,lbss An Gle. 8
ears NO. 3 DO. su S0tat unb 500 eu. 70. 8
DO. NIT aseipn An 61e auf oem geI.tie.
eafer - Nartt rnhia unb itstia. no. Q
neuer msissr 34--341St, stonbdre peiser
34c, 70. 3 petsa 49, -34e, Ne. 4 msiser 81
33e, No.2 atmifhtsr 32a4-3st4e, ae.3 DO. 81
3216e, no. 4 DO. 30-3l re Der Du. Bertauft
WutUeHs ~aIe -tunburp mftbfr su o4t, L
ear 80. 4 peiber Al 32ke, 2Gars 30 3 bo.
~ 33let. Gar nod probe su 3Se, Gar
atmiitter nod probt NJ 34c, 5 gars 30. 2
aemiihter su 33e. Gar no. bo. III 325xe
uno 750 eu. 30. 2 asmiihter nit 8si,sn ~
33e nuf btm geIeie.
Assaen.-- Martt Hstia. 10. 76--78s,
70. 3 73-75t. 70. 4 65--73e. BerfauFt pur.
pen: 800 eu. no. NIT Safer gu 76c auf
sem tSeleiie.
etrHtnmat,. 6rabiasrsssrfs sss
los bsr On.
Bralsi b Der ystssis..fr.ift mit oe1i..
stssa ain sltiAsa fa1. e.s sorissn 5asrss
aus. Is. 1912 Gua. IL. 1911.
@ei,en, 20. 2 rotber .10SL1e SOC
@effhsorH, no. 8 atmiihtes zoe 67e
6afer, No. aemiihter neu:r 33: 39Rt
aoaeen no. Q nsusr ...... Tie s}s
esu 70. l 2imotaa ..s1951 $3.50
Shtsts.
Der warst tot, f.ti,. B.-'tr1 wrrs.r
70s Sbls. TiHiaers Finifh.s 0ssss aaf
Der 1afts BON sl. .33 per 9aasas.
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tonne abseIiefsrt GS.e ,sasts5.5o per sons.
atasIiefert.
eGmsreten-Martt aetia. sIee,aa.
men SIC. 90 anf bem e.Ieiie anb S11-
Ia. 90 Der Du. tsm Stor. Fimotbp $a.OO
100 auf BEN 0sleiie unb $5.00-6.00 per
Du. ssm Gsort. nnsorif1.r unb beutf6er
@iIef II. .80--2.25, geDobnIihsr 81. .75--2O
per DufbeI. 1uADeiaen 81 Is oaf BEN Ge.
isife unS el.80 ssm Store.
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ssis. rsass ans nrsies ~ ntp Dori.

Sen on saI' Surss su ~ - 81 aus.
seIiebsw.
prima ssf4aftspaptsrs SarbsH ~ 5-5lz%
bitsoHtirt.
GterIinse erhanae fdpad. eidt sn
s4.87IS, uns 60 fass ~ s4.63sa--4.e4.
Banbss. CbTiaattoneH en- warea fte.
tia unb nurben pie foIat auotirt.
Der. etaaien Msfansina 2N l00l1-I0fL,
~ rea;Hrirte 1925) li3k-ii4L, eoubons
if3t%-il4k, s% reaifrirte l02 - lo2N.
Goassns lO2 - Io2L, panama Rsgif.rss
~ l0o8--f01 ssb.
lftien martt. Der Wdrtt mar heu'
te nnaereasIt unb I'm aagemeinen fdpaf,
bod it5los berieIbe hssia. Tie Shtusnoti.
runaen aanbsn III ben meiiisn Sallsn untsr
bsneu bon eeitsrn.
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oifsnbann.AtiIex. cNiit dnrfe.
@,ienh Is. xaa. IA.
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Metan Wartt.
S.p psrt, Is. GuauF.

10. AHHNN.
3ian nar Hau su S45.60-46.00; aupfer
10 ruhta: cate l75s-17ke. GIsetbrslptis ,u
l73s-l7t4c, eaeina ,u IL 17tsc. TIsi
isstia su A.40 - 4.6o: Spelter ii rubla
m ses0-7.oO. eiisu mar beute fietts. 80. /
tsuasrs asrt5sru III tl5.7S-i6.25, 30.
Ss. la sl5.25-l575, xs. ssutbsra urs
As. Sout6tra ioit ia tls.75-i625
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Ghttaaa, Is. guauH 1912,

Mtntsteh.-esss.ss a.. 75-1050. 8.ras
Eti.re S. 00--S90, n.itli6s stiers sc. 25--
800, stoders uns Seebsrs 81 90 - TO.
Rabe unb 6.ii.rs 81 65-s Is, sdIbsr Sc. so
-975. glartt itstia bic itart.
ehneiHe -eeihts s81 - 80, at.
mifdtt s7.7c-s.70 ihpers 81 55-8.55,
raube $7.55 - 7.SO, tsrtsl $500 -- 8.25.
W1artt etpds hohtr.
Shafs uub edmmer-S gia.
btimiihs So 15-4.40. peffIihe So 35- so,
9dbrIinq. 81 30-5. so 9dmmsr einbeimt.
ID, $4.25 - 7.20, psftIins s4.25 - 7.25.
Tartt itrtig bis ettpas niebriaer.
5ufuhr. - aiHebieb 5000. Shpsiue
IL, 900, Shafe unb a1mmer 1900.
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Der wir.t tot, f.ti,. B.-'it't w1rs.s:
70e Sbls. Tifiaers finifhes 0ssss aaf
Der 1afts bon sl.33 per 9aasas.
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bmdrtte.

Giastnuatt, 10. aasua.
sufxhr anb Ssrianst wdhreue Der eerHsi.
isMea "a etanbeH, ,esrsli@es nit ben eorber.
esbeneeu a Iassu naren Dn foist:
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
BATTLE FOUGHT IN
WYOMING PRISON
GUARDS AND ToWNsFoLK FIGHT
FOR THEIR LIVES WITH
FRENziED coNvIcTs.
wholesale Prison Break at Rawins,
Wyos Results In Freeing Of Desper-
ate Men Who Are Being Hunted
Down by Posses.

Rawlins, Wyo.--While a handful OF
guards locked In the state prison bat.
led with several hundred mutinous
prisoners in desperate effort to re-
store order after the second iail de.
livery in twenty-four hours, citizens of
Rawlins uueled with ten to thirty
deeing felons. Two men, one of the
leaders of the outbreak and the other
citizen, were killed and another
wounded In the streets of Rawlins.
The outbreak Sunday was the sec.
within twenty-four hours. About 3
o'clock Saturday afternoon twenty
prisoners escaped, and nine were re.
captured before s o'clock. At 2:30
Sunday afternoon party of desperate
hfe-termers overpowered the cell.
mouse keeper, took his keys and re.
leased their comrades from their cells
Every prisoner willing to risk a bat
tie with the guards made a rush for
the gates.
A moment later the citizens of the
town heard fuslllade of shots inside
the walls. A bedlam of shouts and
yells echoed from the prison. A few
seconds later more than dozen men
dashed down the main street, armed
with guns and knives. Holding the
few citizens on the street at bay with
reVolVers, they charged into a livery
Darn holding up the proprietor, hast.
lily throwing saddles and brides onto
The horses. A huge negro, with a re.
VoiVer, was left as guard on the out.
side Charles Stressner, a barber, had
heard the commotion and came down
the street with shotgun. The negro
shot him through the head, killing
him instantly.
The convicts who were unable to
escape from the prison have kept IN
a battle with the officers, and state
troops have been asked for to oueII
the riot. aNN
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
WAR CLOUD SETTLES
OVER GREAT POWERS
The Historic Concert Of Europe" In
the Supreme Test, Has Failed to
Suppress the Balkan Clash.

London.-The war cloud has settled
over Europe. No rays of peace strike
through any quarter.
Montenegro continues to assail the
Turkish forces, but the cracklings
along that border are as mere fire
crackers compared with the general
explosion confidently expected within
= week
The historic concert of Europe"
In the supreme test, has failed to sup
press the Balkan clash, which has
\aen averted time after time in the
last quarter of a century.
The final exhibition of the helpless.
ness of the great powers was given in
the collective note to Turkey publish
ed Saturday. That note, which was
the best they could devise after ear
nest negotiations, merely states that
they will discuss reforms with the su.
BLING porte and gives no promise OF
any results that might placate the SlaV
nations.
The Turkish cabinet has been en-
gagged in framing a reply to the note.
but at the same time, the sultan fore
Swallowed the nature of the reply by
the issuance of a proclamation for a
general mobilization, which is formal
notification of what Turkey has been
doing the last fortnight, and by an
exhortation to the army to fight
worthily.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Uprising Quickly QueIled.

Washington.-An uprising against
the Honduran government, started by
participants in the Nicaraguan revolt
came to sudden and bloody end be
fore the expedition got out of Nicar
aqua. The refugees, 200 in number
under Jose Rafael Osorio, a Hondur
ian, were overtaken by NicaraguaD
troops at Somataillo, where they ap
preached the Honduran borden. Forty
were killed and many others, includ
ing the leader, were wounded. All
gave up their arms and the entire
movement was dispersed.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Sultan Issues Proclamation.

London-"Your enemies are gather
ing On the frontier, seeking to snatch
your patrimony from you and to de
stroy the happiness of your sons ant
grandsons. 1t depends on you to pre-
vent them from treading one inch OF
the sacred soil soaked in the blood OF
your ancestors. Fight with the cour
age Of those ancestors" Thus the SUI
tan of Turkey on Saturday issued a
proclamation and ordered the mobili
cation of his army to defend the EN-
pire.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Litigation Over Bio Estate Ended.

Los Angeles, Cal.-After six years
of litigation, the contest over the es
tate left by the late Don Guillermo
Andrade, consul of Mexico in Los An
geles, who died in 1905, was settled
Saturday and the estate will be dis.
tributed according to the terms OF
Andrade's will The estate consists OF
thousands of acres of land in Mexico.
including the islands of Tiburon, Sar
Esteeban and Angel De La Guardo, in
the gulf of Cortez.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Rich Man Charged With Murder

vancouver, B. "Details of the
death OF Ernest Spinard, a young steel
worker, following violent assault
and the arrest and release on bail NJ
Harold A. McNaughton, young man
OF wealth and social prominence who
was attentive to spinard's girl bride,
became known here Sunday. Nc.
Naushton is charged with manslaugh.
Ter. Mrs. spinard, barely 16 years old
Is held as a material witness
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Roosevelt Declares Decision Infamous.

Boise, Idaho.-Severely criticising
the Idaho supreme court for rendering
its recent decision barring the Pro
gressive party presidential electors
and candidate for congress from the
official ballot and making a vigorous
appeal to the electors of Idaho to fight
for their rights, Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt Saturday night for the first
time made his attitude known in
caustic and pointed telegram to Paul
Davis, secretary of the Idaho Progress
siVe party. Roosevelt declared the de
cision was Infamous and appealed tc
the people to. stand by the Progress
siVeS,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18

Washington.-Commerce between
the eastern and western coasts of the
United States by way of the isthmuse,
of Panama and Tehuantepec shows a
remarkable growth in recent years.
Figures just made public by the bu
reau of foreign and domestic com.
merce and labor show that this traffic
has trebled in value in the last rouI
wears
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Austrian Murders Bow.

Rock Springs, Wyo.-When he in
terfered with an Austrian, who was
creating riot at the Depot restaur.
ant at o'clock Saturday night. Hugh
Latterty. aged 10 years. son of Thomas
Lanerty' prominent resident of this
city was shot by the foreigner and
instantly killed.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Denver Wins chamnionshin

Denver Colo.-The Denver Western
league team won the middle western
minor league championship by defeat
ing Minneapolis, the American asso.
cation pennant winners, on Sunday in
the NTH and final game of the series
4 to 3, in the most bitterly contested
game OF the series. Sundays victory
gave the Denver club four out of the
i've games played.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Avlators Have Close Call.

Philadelphia.-Aviator Marshall p
Reid and Henry c. Muslin, a reuten.
ant commander in the navy, were
found Saturday in Delaware bay ar.
ter clinging for more than fifteen
hours to the wreck of the hydroaero-
plane.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Woman Assassinated.

San Francisco.-Mrs. Emily Pletz,
paper hangers wife. who was help
ing her daughter through second
reading lesson Sunday night, stopped
% answer a knock at the door, and
was shot down by an unknown man.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Rebels kidnap American

Ell Paso, Texas.-Rebels late Sun
day held up a passenger train $50
miles south of this point ON the Dor
der, ritied the mail and express cars
and kidnapped John T. Cameron. a
wealthy stockbroker of Ell Paso. The
train was allowed to proceed south
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Mayor Fights Railroads.

henVer.--Mayor Arnold, in his fight
on the railroads centering in Denver
mas started negotiations for traction
engine service between this city and
the northern coal fields. The RAILWAYS
;harge so cents ton for a haul of an
1roXimately twenty miles, which the
mayor says should be done for 40
cents
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Young Gates WEEDS Nurse

Colorado Springs.-Nursed nv b,s
sweetheart back to health and the en-.
loyment of $25o,OOO bequeathed to him
by his uncle, John w Gates. the late
multi0millionaire, Henry r. Baker, 81
years old, on Sunday married his de.
voted nurse. Miss Nina NJ. Carlson,
aged 2S' to whom he declares he owes
his life ~ ""NS
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
VIII Finance China

London.-Another powerful indie.
pendent London banking combine, the
Pekin correspondent of the Daily Tele
graph asserts, has offered to under
take reasonable Chinese conversion
schemes TO any amount
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Windstorm in chicano.

Chieago.-A forty-mile wind maze
many Kinds of trouble Saturday in
Chicago. Sign boards and awnings
vent whirling through all the streets
and there were plate glass window,
shattered in all parts of the city.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Demonstration Against Workers.

Lawrence, Mass.-Thirty thousand
American flags were carried through
three miles of muddy streets Saturday
by $4,000 men, women and children in
a demonstration against the Industrial
Workers of the World
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Monteneqrins Cross Border

Observation-Disclosures troops
have crossed the border into the San.
jak of Novipazar and are now attack
ing Sietitza, according to official intor,
nation received by the porte. Sietitzs
is a town close to the Servian from
tiar
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1912-10-18
Fire Insurance Rates Reduced.

San Francisco.-Fire insurance
rates prevalent here in 1905. the year
before the big fire are to be restored.
thereby effecting a deduction from
The present rates of more than % ner
cent