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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-01
RusE or THE REBELS
DlLkED BY AMERICANS
aerosAanes shipped to Rebels to be
sed In scouting Held Up ny
Authorities at FL Paso.

bciAted Presz Special.
Washington. April 1Efforts Of
Mexican rebels to obtain means
modern scouting has been baked
the American authorities at 81
Psleo. who yesterday held up twt
arsoplanes which had been consign
id to the insurrectos.
Every conceivable ruse is being
used by the insurrectos to smnggle
arms and ammunition across the
h,rder but without success. the ans
ns ilniiion supply Of the rebels IL rss-
ported to be greatly decreased.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-01
HOUSE Determined 10
PASS THE WOOL BILL
Expected to Vote on the Measure
Before Adjournment Today.
Senate Not In Session.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special
Washington. April 1.-For the
first time this session the house
met this morning at eleven O'Clock
with the ayowed intention OF pass
ing the democratic wool bill before
adjournment.
The senate met and adjourned
out of respect for the late Senator
r.. l.. Taylor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-01
REHEAR|aG is ASKED IN
PGTEHT DECISION CASE
The Defeated Parties Want Hearing
Before Full Bench Of Supreme
Court.
Associated Press Special

Associated Press Special
Washington, April 1.-The de-
feated parties to the patent mon
opoly case decently decided by
the United States supreme court,
today asked for a rehearing of the
matter before full bench. The gov
eminent has joined in the appeal
with a request for permission to In
tervene.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-01
VICTORY FOR M|ssRI)RI
IN STANDARD M su|l
0USTER VERDICT or TRIAL
COURT AFFIRMED BY THE
SUPREME COURT.
Republic and Standard Companies
Must Withdraw srom State
and Pay Fine OF $780,
900 Each.
Associated Press speclal.

Washington, April 1.-The Unit
ed States supreme court today up
held the action of the trial court in
the state of Missouri In ousting the
Standard Oil company of IEdiana
and the Republic Oil company of
New York from that state and the
filming Of each in the snm a. sbes-
600.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-01
BILLS RETURNED
BY GRAND JURY
Number Of Federal Indictments
Result rom Everglades
Probe.
-FOUR DEFENDANTS NAMED
They are Charged with Approving
and Presenting False Vouchers
70 the Governments To
Prosecute the Cases.
-FOUR DEFENDANTS NAMED
Associated Press Special.

Washington, April 1.--Tndict-
meats resulting from the Florida
Everglades investigation were re-
turned this morning by the federal
grand jury against G. G. Elliott, Al
lison D. Moreh ouse. Ray P. Teeie
and Frank u. Singleton.
These indictments charge the
several defendants named with APP
proving or presenting false vouch-
ers against the government.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-01
THE TOBACCO TRUST
MUST PAY DAMAGES
A JUDGMENT FOR TWENTY-SN
THOUSAND DOLLARS RE
TURNED AGAINST co.
Suit Was Brought by Peoples To-
baeco Company Charging
Conspiracy.
Associated Press Special.

New Orleans, La, April l.
Damages in the sum of twenty-six
thousand dollars were awarded to-
day In the United States district
court against the American Tobac-
leo company In an antitrust suit
brougH .-,y the Peoples Tobacco
comn @@8of New Orleans for an al
llessK conspiracy to destroy compe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-01
OXFORD WON EASILY
FROM CAMBRIDGE TEAM
The Annual Rowing Contest Results
in Victory for the Oxford
Eight.
Associated Press Special.

! Putney, England. April 1.--Ox.
ford won easily from Cambridge to-
day in the eight-oared boating con-
test. From the start of the racing
sculls the victory was in the hands
OF the Oxford team.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-01

Probably no part OF the Daily
light is SO filled with human inter
st as the want column.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-01

Call upon the Daily Light want
ads to provide a way to overcome
obstacles.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-01
TWO MEN ARE KILLED
AND THREE ARE INJURED
Explosion Occurs at the Powder
Mill of Latin a. Rand at
Wayne, New Jersey.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
Little Falls, N J. April 1.-Two
were killed and three others injured
when the Laflin & Rand powder
mills at Wayne blew up this morn
ing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-01
STORM WRECKS TENT
WOMAN is INJURED.

SUsIaIHs1H q FFaCtHFPu NTH WTTH1a
Tent Was Blown Down.
Associated Press Special
Snyder, Texas, April IA wom-
an had her arm broken last night
when the tent in which she lived
with her family was blown down by
a storm The accident occurred
twenty-five miles north of here.
The Daily Light want ads mean
wonderful opportunities to you.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
SentidJe SslainHeH.

Wunoerbare, uns beute fuit mGrs
denbaft beriibrenbe Seloentaten ipurs
ben BON Sruuen in Den 8efreiungs'
trieeen ausgefiibrt.
W2it penisen Iusndbmen iparen es
einfa6e 9ienI ItmGOden, 8inber oes
@oltes, ole dls frei!uillise SGgsr, lIds
ren, SuiursH, binauSaosen gegen Den
@rbfeino, Die Seimuteroe gu psrteis
Giaen, ibr nit 8lut uno 2eben Die
Sreue gu bessueen, Die dls natiirli6es
GjefiN in oieisn S0dtsrn Der gau,
tur Iebte. @snn fe aud Satsn Der
Idnner perri6teten, ueraaBen iie ME
tire @eibli9feit. 90 Gltonors
gro6asta aus Potsoam, oersu Dent.
nal bort nsbsn osn @rGbern ihrel
aamerooen tsbt. 81, tpuI9, nGbte.
to9te fir ibre 8riegssefdbrten uno
oIs iie auf Der erbeuteten Srommsl
zines 5runSoien Iuitig unb ausbaua
trno trommelts, rief ibr Elm Sffi3ier
su: rOu psritsbit ia allies, tannit
ebenio gut t6netoern, ple ole Sroms
mel I6la9en." sic btents unter Dem
gtamen 9lusuit Rens. au9 ole un=
b.ren, glnnu 2iibring aus Bremen,
2iiBpper SGger unter Dem giamen
Gouaro &ruIe. 9tusuife &riiss. llns
teroffisier, nit bem @iIerneR &reua
eeI6miidt, Sobanna Stssen. Die in
her S6la6t ben Solodten in ibrer
@;diirSe unermiiolib patronsn Srs
trua uno 70 Den Sies .ringen bulf
ino piele anbert, tparen Muiter ieber
@pIodtsntussnb unO cine Reibe bon
ibren puroe, nadl 8esnoisunq oes
&rieees, treue ehrbure Sausfraren
uno W2iitter, Die in gliidlider @be
Iebten.
Seute Iinb es anSsre 3isls unO9lufs
aaben, oie ben Srauen befhitoen
iino. glbsr iens fur9tloisn Batter
lonospertei6iserinnen iOnnen aud
urs elm 0orbiIb isin, in Dem 9siit.
Ilren9e- pfIi6tsrfiiIling, ioeul.r
SeIbitpsr9eFsnbsit, Die Fs beiselteu
unb ibr Bib NIT INNER sriinem
Qorbeer f6miidten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

= grfabrune. @igen.s lin.
5sT9id srtldrt mon germ ais Mibss'
idid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
@efa male hrer:

@efanele9rer: n0i'
@usIprd6e mub beFer fein. Sbl
fiirft ole 8orte ni6t Suiummen5isben
Gs beibt; Limb 1T Der Wtui eri6ie'
men," 9tbsr ibr iinet: Limo iBt Del
Mdier S9ienen"."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
Der SdwGser.

@ieIe Menfden hohen, 70 gu foden,
6os Sers ouf Der 3unoe = mon bite
'i6. ibnen @ebeimniFe obsr pthtiae
Sodhen anSubsrtrouen. Der @rfoIa
ipiirbe nur gu bolb offenbor iperbsn.
sic meinen es niht b5Te, mir f6r.
reu iie nidts bsi Iih bshoIten. fpeIdles
ltuheil aber ans benz Wi.berfoden er,
'pddbit. fpsrben Tdon bic meifteu oer
insrten 9eTsrinneu uno 2sTer erfohren
hnbsn. .Shipeioen lit @oIb". 9iss
T's folI mnn nomentlith bonn bsher.
sioeu. tpenr man pornusTieht, bnh
bur6 Elm oFFrubersinss Wnubern Teis
r.n Mitmenf6en Gergernis eripu9r
fen fonn.
Gs dibt bnrmlnTe unb n6'ihtIihr
G6mGber. Der hormInTe ShmGhsr
plonhert ana reiner 9fnnetpohnheit.
aug feinsm Wunbs Sorubslt. eirrm fus
neren Drouoe aufnIne. bos G'shSrts
herous. irie oos mnFsr ana ,iuem
Wruunen. Der obTdtlifs Ghmdber
Torift. Inn su fdoben, sr 1T msbr Elm
Sntrtoont.
gOie mdnhe GrtInbuna hnt bisTe
@nttuun BON ethmGhsrr fdhon hs.
tnertFeIIint. ipie bier shsTihes Slid
,tuternrnbsu. rehtIi6s men5her ous
ibren @7tsIlunuen serbrGndt II bal. m.
cshr fru6tboritss Serroin 7nb bic
GaTFeeneselITnoften unb bic Ssestrs
feI. Wlit Tdeinborer SormIoiiofeit
tromen lie bort lire Tsuiufeitsn Gus.
uotiirIid, uuter bsm Gisu.t Der 8ers
fdhrieaenheit, nnhl ipiiItnb, bob iid
G,eIinnundsaenpFen finben. bic nur
Sorouf brenner. oos grfabrsue ius
fouFeuberlei Goriotionsn tpeit.r su
bef6rbern, BIB es on bic eefpiinTdte
9lbreFs g.lonat.
DAB man in 9egsniport Der 9ins
Der boppelt poriidtis nit MitteiIuns
aen iibtr onbere Iein muB, beipeiien
inadbIiae 8eiTpisIe. Song reglos fiBt
&Ieind5en Bel Ieinem Spielseug uno
erFobt bod bies unb jeues bon Der
gitern @eIprG9s, bos ibm MIR teiIs
tpeiTe psrit6nbIish, ober UNI 10 eber
oesienet 1T, unanssnebme Ssensu uno
oIIerbonb 8erIeaenbeiten Su bereiten.
gllIo aud bier 1T rS4tueigen Sob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

Gm Strabened. n8drum
i6impft osnn Der 8ettIer 10 fiirdters
li99"
r@eil ibm ser Ssrr ni9t slauben
polte, Oab sr taubitumm fell"
@rit re9t. pRun, in Die
iebiee 9oup,rnannts miro ii9 nns
fer &urt ni9t perIie6en. 0ds arms
IGO6en bat ia cir @lusause."
..llm SimmsIs pillen, 5rau Gou'
fine, oa miiFen sic erit r.dt por'
Iidtig Iein = bas 1T elm. BON 81:
res SObnss i6pGditen Ssitsn, Dab
er INNER gu tisf ins 9Ius iisht. "~
-aein Bun6er. ~: SER
s5pffmann. Der junse GENERALIZATION,
Fat absr i6nsIl &arrisre aemadt!-
g.: .Sa, isin Batter 1T elm sin'
flubretder Sirsttor, isin S4pisgsr'
poier attiper @snerl!. uro 10 ipnroe
S,oTfmoun @snsraINirettor!"
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@as F9 pakt.
eins beutfde 6nusfrou fhreibt: !:

Cine beuti9e Sausfrau fdreibt:
Don Der 3eit an, ipo i9 per3ogen"
purbs, erinnere ih mid beutli9, oaB
mir bomals. 70 oft i'd Seitenipriings
aus Der 2inie torretten, mob6enbaften
8etragens ma9te, bors.boIten tpuroe:
.Dos pdBt ii9 nidt fir cine unss'
benbe iunss Dame" = 4us man'
den @ortonmniFen bes beutigen, se<
isIIf6oftIi9en asbens slaube ih
fdlieBen gu miiifen, bab man beraeit
bic @renSen beRen, ipds Ii6 pobt.
bielfad au9 fir iunse Odmen ip.iter
eeitedt bat. als es in friiberen 3eiten
Der SSaIl mar.
Gs mub auseseben fptrben. oaB
freiere 8epegung IN mon6em ers
lpiinfdt mar, in aubsrem birett not'
tpenbis iosor, inbes CLAUDE i@, es
riigen au biirfsn. lpenn ber Reb.freir
belt in OnmengeieIlfdoft ollSuIebr ibr
2auf sslaiTen pirb. 60 beeesnete es
mir Dor tursem. bob in elmer aus
Domen berT9iebeniten aIters bette
benbsn @eIeIIf9oft eine Der gfnipeIens
ben gebrGngt ipurbe, bod rienen @ib"
einmol su ersGbIen, ben elm Sell Der
Somen bereits Bel onberer 9elegenbett
bon ibr osb6rt bobs. Die 8etreffenbe
ipoIIte ni6t re9t beron, ba bOrte i'd,
ipie nsben mir Elm gan5 iunges Wldos
den ibrer Nodbarin 5ufliiiterfe: "Sn
unferem &rGnS6en er5d6len mir ou6
immer Dibs, Defenders Roia tpeib
itets 70 pitonte! Wir f6lieBen bdnn
bic Siiren feTf, bamit es bon brauben
niemonb bort" SD mar febr peins
lid beriibrt bon bieIer fir metn DIR
niht bere9neten 8emertung unb met
ne @timmung fir ben gbenb nor ges
triibt, 6eTonbers ba aud Der sanse
9reis, ipie einmal Der Son ungeees
ben mar, iih teinen 3pung mebr aufs
crleate.
gon bieIem sFoll ous ouf bic glllz
aemsinbeit su TdIisben. tpGre ii6srtries
ben. j.bo9 itebt er nidt aIIein. Man
liebt beute pielFo6 aud in tpeiblif1en
Greifen llnterbaltun9en, bic pitont
Iein foIIen unb bolb an 3peibeutigs
felt itreifen. Derartides aus ben &rets
fen, in benen iie pertebren. Fernsubals
ten, foil iif iebss gut uno rein bens
t.nbe MGbhen. iebe Tolde Jrou Sut
9lufgobe MAIDEN. Sd tannte sSruuen,
bic aefpib bonn @oripurf Der 9riiberie
frei poren, bic obsr in i6rem Souie
aud S.rren. 9Gften oesenii6er iebes
unpoFenbs Wort riistsn.
@os Serren untsr iih rsben unb
ersGblsn, tlingt setpib oft nt9t qut in
5rouenobrsn, baber bat bic Snuss
frau bos Re6t, ia bic pfliht, iiber
ben Son au ipoden, ben man ou6 in
intimem areis in ibr Sous brtnat.
@s periteht ii6 fnIf bon ielb!t. boB in
ousf6Ii.bIifer 9omendeIeflfdaft nod
ipenioer ssftottst iein iOlI, oIs in 9es
| miThter SeIellf6oft, neil eben in
Iebtsrer bic Serren ooau bo limb, ben
omiiiunten Sell Der llnterboItung ail
traqen unb bieIe ii6 immerbin mebr
erfouben biirfen, oIs bic 9omen. =
@etpib borf unb foil es audl Bel Oies
fen peroniigt uno better suaeben, I'M
bes mub borduf aebolten tperben. bob
bos oTte. bic Trouen ebrenbe. Sfila
Ierf6e @ort reft bebGIt, bos bo ioot:
..WiIIit bu erfabren. tpos fih aiemt,
70 fros. nur Bel eblen Srouen an"
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Gem iitIi9.

Gin Serr 1T nit eiuem getannten
in Streit ssraten. @r befaiebt, itm
.inen oroentIi9en 9entSettel gu ges
ctr, luuert ibm dbenos por Der &nsis
pc auf uno priiseIt i'm sOttsiammers
li6 our9. pIObIi4 tOmmt Der Wono
aus osn @oIt,n; Der Serr iiebt, SdB
= einen 8ertshrtsn burdgepriisslt
fat uno lGBt i'm los. Der Sur69es
6lGute iapit na9 2uft uno iast snos
li6 entriiItet: rgu srluuben &c nal,
nit pem bab' i'd sigentli4 ods
9srsniisen = ~"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21
9 Spn0erbare s

Spn6erbare Sraumz
aeutung. Der 8u4miiller bat in
Der 2ottsrie nit Rummer "A 500
Rdrt geppnnen. 9lIs er Dem GERM
aebrer ben @IiidsfaI mitsetsilt, febt
IT binSu: r8unn beut' ub glaab
if pieoer ans SrGme M.in' Sraa
fat bum e @ass setrGmt; msr buipe
oObruf bin seieBt un' sliidlia gss
punne!"
v@ie feib Sbr Osnn BON Dem Was
gen auf Die 3abl A estommen."
8a9miiller: Scr Dage bat bier
JtGber = bab ib Die an Al"
Limb Die anbere9"
8a6miillsr: rSubufiir bape mer
Gie Sei9IeI eenumme!"
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SIN e mtpet9ett.
Bon abeIhetb otter.

BobI mag i'd scru nit bir bic 9tebt
tauideu.
Qiit Dir fir nlIes Sobc. Sdl6ue 2IiiI'n,
9Rag germ auf bcine itolscn @prte laiis
i Iden,
Sic Dir ipie Seuer bon ocn Sippen
ipriib'r.
limb bod = es fommen f6itIih title
StlmSen,
llab iiefer nod bcaIiidt lparS i'd
1I ourG tic;
Sa baben mir I'M Sdlpciaen crit emp'
fllnbcn
Ser SeeIcu pnLIe, refine Sarmouic.
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Spru6.
Sret 2dmmer i'm Slee,
Sret 5rDI4s i'm See.
Srei 9amen beim See,
9rei 8uben beim Spiel:
Ses 2drms gar bieI!

@uter Grfolg. rSonnera
meter, iino Sie ab.r pGbreno Sb'
rer RsiIe bid setporOen!"
rpgta ia, ih bate ia uup tin
Runbrsiiebilett!%
= SIM @inter. nMein Srdu>
t;9am i9reibt, er bG9te Den sdn5en
Gag an mid."
..Mas iein, Die Sage iinO ia isst
lsbr tura.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

9ebantenfpIitter. Sas
Gu6 bes 2ebens peiit Die meiIten
Gfslsobren auf.
a pa! r9sitern babsn mir se>
arbeitet, Bis mir umgefolIsn IinO!" =
.Sbo! Was babt ibr 0snn g.ma6t?4
= .@ein abeesogen!"
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Serr auf sinsn unOsr.n plat.

aJtII Qlt .ClHtll uHutltH Plub.
Sp ibrem @eiidtden mar srit elm
@rI9reden, elm Gritaunen. uno oann
Spe Elm 2iaeln bariibsr. Gin nei'
tes, bsimli1ss 2d9eln, bas Dem ale
ten 0errn, Der bod oas 2eben tannte,
has eipist Mdr9en bon oem enoli9
stfunoenen prinoen erSGblt bate
glber Der aIte Serr fe6rte ibr ben
gtiiden unb fab nidts.
oils er ober am anoeren Wlorgen
rsuig auf ieineu alten pluB ii9 isBts.
Feblte oas iunge Mdo9en. sRa ia,"
Do9te Der alte Serr uno so9 srimmig
Die gtueenbrauen bod. rpdrtlm!
8ummeln! Spit nu9ts mad 9aus
uno friib psri9ldfenl"
Der alte Ssrr fdien ii9 bod iebr
fur oas junse MGoden intereHiert gu
baben, oenn sr madte elm fiir9tsrltd
t6Ies 9si siidt.
g(ber am anoeren Worgen feblts
Das &inoerseii9tchen tpieotr, uno Der
alte Serr riidte einise Wale unrubis
auf fetnem SIP bin uno Der unS
itarrte auf ben plab. auf Dem beute
slne fleine, oide Jrau nit einem rtes
iieen patet StulIen fab.
llno am nG6fen Morsen = ou
fab ipie6er 6ie tleine. oide Dame nit
Nsm Stullenpatet auf Dem PlaB, aui
6em idbrelang ods iunge MGo9en ge'
Iehen bate.
Sds &inberseii9tel blieb psr'
i6punben.
Die Sage bersinsen, Die @o4en
iunoeten f6 su Monaten, Der Som'
iner madte bem Serbit, Der Serbit
bsm @intsr pIuB.
Der 6riibling fam.
Der alt. Serr fab srisssrdmig unS
gelan9peilt Der tleinea, oiden Srdr
nit Oen pielen StuGsn segsniiber
Wan6mal 1dien Der alte Serr an
Iein berI9punbsnss @sgeniiber gu
Oenten. 9enn oann iub er Die oide.
olte Dame feinbfelis an.
Die @sI9i9te 1T bier niht etipo
gu @nbe. Sic besinnt eisentli4 srit
2tls nGmli9 Der alts Serr zines Mtt'
tcss nad Suuie gu Slid fubr
faB -.
Der aIte Serr rudts fGrmIid su'
fdmmen.
S6m sessniiber fab cine fdlunte
blonde ssrau, Die nit ibren sroben
gIiidlid blidsnoen Sfinoeraugen uuI
Elm tleines 8abp fab, oas iie in IT,
len Irmsn bielt.
llno Der dIte Serr, Der iabreldna
rem iungen Mdb9en tportlos gegsn'
iiber seisfen bate, beugte iid lpeit
ppr uno iugte: ,2lb! Bis gebt es
Sbnen9" llnb bann fab er uuf bus
tleine @efd0pf, Oas nit sebalIter
Gduitden feit I4lief, uno fragte, nit
alt es fei uno ipie es beige.
limb es CAB Elm gliidli9esS6p
SipiI9en Dem alten Serrn uEo ben
iungen Sruuden. @s mar, als fpoa'
ten iie nddbOlsn. mas lie Die SabrC
iter perfGumt batten. llno aIs oei
alts Serr uusieisen muBte, rief er
r9GIIo Sonntas nadmittug nm piei
llhr! Sd bin piinttlith!"
Seit einisen Wp4en iibt6em alter
Serrn in Der Strabenbabn Elm neues
iungss 9sii9tel seseniiber. 9lbsr os'
oIte Serr miro ni9t eritaunt ieir
pCnn mad einisen Subren oas 9e'
| ii6tel pl0blih perfdpinbet.
@r tennt iebt Die pointe.
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slud Gin lurtidJritt.

Griter Tedtbruber: rRu
Gbe, MenT9, ipie iisbite osnn aus9
@ipsperbano unb Sunittiepe. uno
parfimisrt baite Dir ood! 9iit mob
i;bsrief6nappt9"
3peiter 6e9tbruber: rG9
nat. Bet psrItebite mid; oct is BON
tpeien Die 8onturren5. Wan muB 81.
2eite beutsutage nat bieten for ibr
Selo, ipenn man bsItsbeu tpiGl."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

r@ie iinb aITo nit Sbrsm 9olbrns
fe! bOie9"
n,Sd, er min mir mein Monatsselo
Mur nod 10 Ianse seben, biz i'd eine
@tellune sefunSen babe.
,Ta 6ann iinb sic ia uuf 2ebens>
5eit psriorst."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

SunsgefeGIen m on Ds
Ioq. Va bat iid tpisosr elmer ipes
gen unsIiidIi9er 2isbe umgsbru6t!. &.
mie man ii9 ipsgsn riner Sruu ums
bringen tann, Die man nod gar ni6t
gebcirutet bat, perItebs i6 MID
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

- serb. nWssins Srsunoinnsn
Iagen mir ME ole @abrbsit."
rr0as iIt ia gang natiirIih, Icnit
bGttsn Sic ia gar tsins 5rsunOins
nen." ~"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-11-21

S6Gaut6pf9tn. Die
tssine gllice bat fid uuf ben &nieen
zines iungen Mannes bsquem 9ema4t,
Der F6 bemiibt, ibrer Glteren S9tpe.
itsr BEN Sof su MAIDEN; plOBlid frast
iie oenIelben: pSuben sic @sloY"
p9sipib, 9tIice."
.Re9t piel @elo9"
rSntsreFiert Did bsnn Ous 70
iebr2"
rSu, i6 mDdt. mir germ asbn Sd@
Ter peroi.nen, msine S9pefsr iagtt
esifern, Iie pirbe 5.bn Saler geben
penn fie fpiibte, Oh sic reid iino.N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-26
DETROIT WILL BID
FOR CANADIAN POWER

Appiicatfon will be made by the
city-to the federal government for
either a portion or all of the 10000
horse power Of electrical energy TO be
Imported into this country from Can
ada where the current is generated
by the Niagara river. The council
COMMITTEES on public utilities dis.
cussed the subject, Friday afternoon.
and decided 70 report 10 the council
IN favor OF applying for the surrent
III. p. Hetheringtoh and j. i. Lewis,
members OF the public lighting com.
mission, met with the committee and
advised that application be made for
the current.
The government, in requesting APP
plications, requires that the appl!-
cants must describe in detail how
they expect TO dispose OF the electric
ity and tell what charges will be
made to consumers. The committee
was unable to answer the questions
as required. The members do not
know IL the electricity could he used
Ct unce and what financial saving IL
would mean.
IL was agreed, however, that IT
would be a wise step TO take In hay-
ing the current conserved for use by
the city. The committee instructed
its clerk to write letter to the gov.
eminent stating the city's position.
The application win be Irregular and
n number OF private concerns will hid
for the current with the result that
thc citybmay not get IT,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-26
CHICAGO GRAN LETTER.

= Ecported for The Times by Paine,
Weber & CO. oct IS:
Wheat--This market does not appear
TO be going anywhere " works back
and forth between 90 and % for De-
csmber and about equal range for MAJ.
Short sellers are afraid Of the war
news from the other side and local
holders get discouraged because OF
big northwest receipts and dizziness at
times Most Of the action takes place
I'm the first half hour Of the session,
and Is usually IN the opposite direction
from the tendency At tho previous
close Firm and higher cable this
me rninC may help 20 sustain the ad-
vance az Yesterday The grain COM
nittee and inspection department are
In great doubt about the Duluth car
goes grading No Northern In this
market and on the decision depends
the amount OF spring wheat to be
brought here by Lake SURELY CHI
caro- needs larger stocks. Distribut-
.fpC demand may become urgent In soft
winter wheat states Feeling appears
10 he a little moro friendly 20 The buy
ing eide. but Il will take bullish news
from abroad 70 give the market any
permanent truns.
Coru-So fer rs December contracts
are concerned the action OF the corn
market will dApond very LARGELY on the
weather Tradc IS so easily alarmed
over tho delay IN the new corn move
mont that pcriod OF bad weather
would cause activity on the hnylnR side
" that month Iudependent ~ this
feature the sentiment favors the sell
ing side especially the MAY contracts.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-26

ket. actives choice lambs. ss.sOd7; Gull
To fair $50 yearlings t4M 800.
sheep. S6.5TS59. Hogs: Receipts.
800 head; market. dull workers $50
S25: pigs. s7W7.1S. mixed ss.25 q 3 40 /;
heavy, tS.4oM S,5a. roughs. $500 30;
stays, fG50H7.
UNION STOCK NARDS.
Union STOCh YARDS. CHICAGO,
oct 2S.-Iiogs: Receipts. 1000 head,
market. dull. mixed and butchers, $3.50
"a .. 80. good heavy, 81. go "a 80; rough
heavy S1a5HS.p; light, Si.N0a $50 /.
pigs. s5.e5@ 7.7s. cattle: Receipts, 900
head, market steady; beeyes. 5000
90. 80: cows and heifers. ss.75m I 20;
stookera ana feeders. tt.ssI ). 20: Tex
ans, tf.4Oa $40. caves, 50 500 10 sheep;
Receipts 900 head. market, slow ma
tive, s35on46 60 western. t3.65m SO;
lambs, s5@ RIB. western. 1880 Lso.
Glen ELAND.
GLEN ELAND. -, oct. 26.--tiogs; Re
ceipts, 1000 head. i0H poe lower, med
iums ana heavies. $3.50. workers.. IS %
n sac. pigs. s7a725 Cattle: Receipts.
ears. weak. Sheep and lambs: Re
cefpts. $ cars. $6,I5 top calves: Re
ceipts, 100 head; $40 top,