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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
sests, an aoutrarspren.
gommtfftoaers Efftee,
9amiiton 9onntr. Chic,

edmtitpH CONNIE, Gbtu,
QtncinHati, e %. 1Rfli 1913.
9srfitaeIte anpebote Eperben eut.
seasnacHeRluIeH In het Cftice bes 9soaIb of
GouHih Gomm'itoHers BIZ TreitGG ben -
2ult 1913 Hm Y litsr giiiiags. fiir bic Hacbs
iichenoe 9ounth.arbett:
(semdb 6eu SpesiftlaiiDuen gso 5is.a 3fr
rtneu ueucH tdblerneE ChgThan ttir prii 4fseae
tn SShi,ruaisr auh AeidHy Lamnfbsps
Gle GrteI Lot sn orl6ebeu tu hfhereiHii;fHs
rguna mt ben RIaren ur6 EpssififatieHeH
f1ellne ieBl ditiieaeu IN hCr Gftee res Soarb Of
gounu EpmHiiiioneyE.
gge anaeboie ntiifen ou' scrmnIaren alsae.
feriiai ittn iUellbe In ber office hes esceth ~
Eouain g0mmtt'ieners Az babeH Erb ulTb bee
piciist feir Bon einem RoUb IN bfr Sobe ron
thcH.du'eub s. 00000l E0,lars nfti ,iusi auien
ten uuh aeHrgsHheH rnresu dis Siferbeii. bak
her @teicr ben aeuiEcfi ctUgeben nirh arr sfus.
fhtruna Der arbc:t, TN Sale osrielbe tbm sns
erldnUi lptrh.
Tte gouuin gommiHioucrs bebnIien ito has
Resi nor. trGeUbsin ehcr are @npebote su
Ptiperfen
I'm au'troge bss aonr5 c' eumilion UouHis
goMmifitpners
GfnuIen EtTubIe. Tr6fi6eni
gIbeEf RetHhnrei /. Gisrf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26

Grlanbniffn4ines tcm Ttreeior Of gubItc Ger
hiee ale bom %ifeim q 9snblie Serbiee
fofIetfirfen gpUbs inter ben Refttnfmgagen btes
Ter Geffics foieu tn ben Sfrahers gJieeerters
f.eliunas.Isnnb bst Efubi fltefseu
Er.tion q Ttefe Exbindus fuu In Rrafi
treten urth WuLisafesi baheH bcB nrb rat1
BEN tTate'iea BON Geiep eIlaatIen 5ssivuH.ie
an
1afIiyf ON 10. lfni 1913.
EtmgpH W 1nhHfou
4sgaltoent beE SfabigashA.
@seIausiai: ariear Gspp, gletf..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
s,ptl1 an pnnirnitnren.
g o mtffionet's Dfftcr.
Sami ION GcHnfb, ttc


GiHetaftatt G. 10. 3IfHi 1918
Gerftegcttc Mnlcb bote ipetnen ents
eegcnaenommen In Der Ef'iee bes Boaro ii
eonnip eoHnufoners bic fSretfnn z ben rs.
SSIl 1913. am 2 llhr slfiiidgs. fir tie TanGba
ltbcHoc GonitnsMrbcf.
eemdb ben SpesifliniiHucn SO. 9ai--ssfirt rte
ccluIfg bon .'goHtaoHlcrD Riie. ton Der uiflRhsu
GoracTaitousltuic bon Sileertou bis sIir B1r.
rcn 9onnrp'gtHie. tn Eeoamore uro GpEmes
1rnnfbtps.
Tic glrbeit bat "a aeIFchcu in iietersiHftlms
muua nit hen aIdfsx uHh Epe5ifitdiiouen,
ncIbc jeet in Der Efftce ecs @cnrb 0f Count
Gommiiitoners nufiieacn
PILE Nnpehofe miiilen aiif SnrHuInren nnsQs.
fcriiat fetu tueItbe In eer Efitee bee @oarb of
Gourtr gnMmiEioncrs au babcn iiub, uIb hes
aIettet isiu eon eiileT gone IN her Sobe bon
iiiHiburerrt S501001 TouGrs mil sipet aus
ten urb acnRaeHoeH HfrgsH ais Eibcrbelt bah
her gteier ben aontTai. cinpeben fpirb auI
ausfitruna bcr arbes;. TN Safe ncrfeTbe tbHl
sueriauui Dro.
Ete 6ounth Gommtfficnc.s hebaIien 1th ens
Hetf ror. traerheia 3ber ale annetcte eu
bcrioerfen
On sIuf,raee bes eoarS Of SamiIton GouHta
Gnmmtiiiuuers.
StGrIeb Gtrubie. qraHheD;.
U'tef: albert etHbarbf Qierf
fp2B3i0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
Epfta far Qpntraftsrrr.
Go mtfftpRers Gtttee.
Sum tor q cunto Ctto,

I nc I y II O I ]. 4, ~. Jini lpl3
gtrfteeeIts angebote psteer eHs.
aeeeHgeHomuleu in Der NEftics bss Soarb gi
Gennlu GommtiIicncts BIS Gretiag. ben IS.
Salt 1918, ulH ] llbr .Wt.fags, fix bic nab
ticbeu0e GGuHtnssrbcii:
Gcmdb ben Spe3tfitaroHeu gp bt3--5iir bic
SsIuuo bon Cincinnati Npeuue binbGr3 ben
Ttrfevu AheriioH unh 9rub eeuo. uub Igiami
stnInEs hlHburt lIeees, 81 DtaIHt Ipionfbty,
Ute arbett bat 3u gei3eben ~ ucoereiniitHi'
zuua NIT ben 9ldnea uno Spesi'taitonen
nelfe ieet in Der Gfftce oes Soatb cf 9paHte
CpmuTtfioHers anfteaer.
Hlle gHgeboie ulGffeH auf isctmulGren ausee.
terttGt felH. nelte In bet Efftee bee Eonyb Of
eountp QemuiiNicners eu habeH Hno, u!lh he.
eIeliet tein BON eineE @onh IN bfr Sohe bon
fiiufhunbsu t$50900) Golers mi! gnsI anea
uno gelriigenheu AGr gen nah Der 4tsttr oeH
aoniraff elnatbeH iu6 hts dISrit draft br en-
ntrb. I'm sG1e berfelbe ihm suerfanHt fcirn
Tie gourIfn QummtilioUegS bebnien tM bas
8e1I Dor, fteeHbeiH ooer aae auaebcfe 81
eernerfeu
Sm Nuftraas ess Soars Of samiIior Gcunts
asnnin:ftoHers
starten sfrubIe @rEfberf
atteSt: gIbert HetnbGrot gieri
10 pc gfn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
agfi, en- QpntraitereH.
9 ommtffteuer's Sfffre,
aamiIfeH GanHtn, Cite.

m III ~ I g II ers Lff5fe,
SamilieH 8 GHuHtn Cite,
Cincinnati. G. 70 5uHi 1913.
BerfiegeIte MHaehu:e perbeU eHI
aegeHaeHommer In btr EHtCp nes 4oaro y
G,lmin gommiihpHers tis SteIfag 4. ben II.
SiHi 1913. i'm 2 uhr Jlitidas fisE bic mad.
ficbrube 9ouninsarhelt:
ccmdb bsn spssti.intt9usn SIC. 4Ts---Slr
bic @eplrirIua HpH NeGoiHg Rpae, bir6 oas
Cert gleuhiug In Engamnrg Ioipnihip
2ie arbeit bat 81 eeffeben ~ uchetetiniim'
muHG nit ben ben 2IiHen UNI SpesifIidiioueH.
ne!Ge cst In Der Cffiee bes @eare Of GcaHie
CDmmtfIicners aaFiteeeH
aae 9naeboie mii}fen au' ssormuIaren ausac,
fsrtai 'eir, mei9bs IN ber Gfftee bes goago Of
9nurih GomniitiioHere sa bnbeH fino, unb tes
pleiiCi feiH bon eifieITl HoHe in ney SnrHne bon
fiiHfbnnser; $500. a0) Tpaare init swei gliieH
uuo aeniigsIbeli Bfraen. baB Der Rie;r ben
SoHirni. einaeben lpire snr IHsfHbraug Der
siTbeii TIM Sale herfFlhe thm 5Hertauu; pirb.
Tic gountp GpmnsiNtouers hat1lien SD ods
Rcfi oor, ir1eHDeiH ooer ale aHeeh2ie 81 etr'
pcrfeu
On auftrGpe hcs aoare Of 0ounin Commit.
fioners bon 6amtltnH gonrfo Shtc.
EtnnIen GTrubie, RrdFtoeTf
atteft: alhert tGstnbarti. Qlers.
10 10 "a q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
sssti5 far ssHtras,sr.H.
ommtfftpHer'S ffftfc.
SamtItpH 9onniD. Cbto.

III m J pHeTD iFIEc.
Samt lion Gountn. Gbto,
GtutiRndtt O.. l2 CUNT 1918
8erftegeIte Nngehots merhsI cnt
aeecnseHommen In Der Office bes goure o'
gcuntu 9outHifiiuilsrs b1s asreting @. ben II.
JH'i 1913 nHl i2 lin Wiiitags fir bic mad
fiebenbe Gounfn, srbest:
e;enlib ben Epe5ifiintionen 9a 4T6isir
eiaen Gulsert aH her linton GeHaeierp Aeao
lei armftrone,s Blaze. y sennles IoipHtstp
Gie Arbeit bar su gefteber III neterslufiirB
nfHna mi, ben mldnen nao srrlififciionen,
ipelde jebt auilieeeH In Der Gffiee beS gc1re q
gouHtn GeniuItfitoHerE
slae Qngebote mifsH auf Torrnrlare aasae'
tertiai fein, fpeIde In ber Cffiee bcs Npdrb ol
Counts GommiHoners an tabeH fino uDb be-
aleitei fein bon eiRegn gonD tr Der SHbe nrl
iiui5uneerI $500 90l Dollars, mit ,pet an.
ten nHo aeniipeHben 91reen ais Eiherbeii. bal
her Rieifr ben acntratt einaebeH ioiro CUR Mns
fibrnng Der slrbeit, i'm Gallc berielbe tbm s's
erfauHt tptrh
Eie Gouniu GommiSioners tsbal,eu Si6 bal
Rebt por, ireeHbeiH Ober aIs anaetote 81
herfperfen.
SIN slnftraee bes Roarb of SnmiIicn goanft
ommifficHers.
StauIeh StrMbTe. gr1fibeHf.
atteft: albert @etHtGrbf. Gisrf.
f2 IL 963
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26

Gtarb pI6ntih
9athariaa aappaer,
eeb. StetaIeher.


@aliif ron mtnr adenHer, in ibrcr gspb
HIiila. alp. 993f Slfnoora steenne int gIiicl
trH 40 SabIen Otnnnien ii1lb % 2aqen. Sit
%'eerniannn itnbcf S1nHeritnI. ben 26 SnHi
tnl3, Gabmittdas 2 nbr bonn IraucchaliC
aus ifntt geerhianHp nuf BEN Seln Groi
5rieobof an Garbage Biie.
1926 Tie franeruSrn Sinierbliebenen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
gssii an nsntraifsssn.
mtfftoner's .Gfftee.
Sami l:on euuta. Dhtc,

amt "a u HI Y. u ptos
Qtuctnndfi O., 5. SuHt 1913.
gertttgeIie anssbotc Deroen eHt..
seeeneeuomnen In ber Office bes gcaro ~
Gcuntp 9omnintoners bis 0oRrerftaa.
ben 3. 5uit 1919 I'M IL llbr 4eiiaas, FIR ois
ucctiteben5e GounfnsArbett:
genlhB ben Spe5ifitatioreH glo. 4eS-fSiir
eine Rrtt6e an eaen gtcao. nate Saeob ssni''
fcTIf 8iaec, IN Spmmes IppHibsp
Gic grbett enr AZ nefoebeu in uetereinftim.
r,ung NIT ben 8Iausu EHo Spesili!ait1uen.
hleit3e ject in Der Cfftee eeS goaro Of gcunts
GonfinintoiieTs aufiieaen.
ulie Mneehote rniiien auf ssprmlIarer auea..
feriiet feiii fpetSs In Der Gf';ce bek @carb of
counts 9omRiiNoHsts sN naten iirb,. 4nb hs.
Gfettet fetn ben einem poab In Der S6be boz;
fiHi6unbrrt tS5cnoo) TrauGs Mit shet aus
ten mp eenlaenoer ghreen aIs gidsrtett bas
bcr gfsfer rem soHtr6s. eingebeu iofrb sur
alnesihrung ber arbeit. TN Salle ocsfelbe inni
suertnnnt ipiro
Sic Counts GsnriiNttnsrs StbaI,er itd hns
seat cor. iroereetr sber ore eiHaetotc GU
bertperfer
sm etlffttoce bee goarb Of 5auriItcn Gountn
uommi'ficTers
gtarIeb EtrnbIe, RrSfissr:.
Gt.eft: @Ibert Mtinbarbf eterf
@ gi2.ie26
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
ws.i, ,hr ssutrartor.n.
e o m m nerk Dfftce.
o cutlt on Gouufn. Gkip,

&tnetnnatt, G, 10, Suni 1913.
BerftegeIte Nuaehote merben ent.
SegenaeHomTHeu in ber Office 5eS BDarb Of
Grnnln 6BnlHliiiinnets BIS Sretfdg ben 13
5Id: 1913, um II llhr Mtiftegs, fir bic nap,
ifehenoe 0omntbsArbett:
SeIHab ben Speiififationen SO. 505-- fSir pie
Eclung ben g0IfraiB Bite, bon Blue Nod Iiie
bfE Breai Mtanfi River, In IoIelain IoDHfbtp
Die Grbsii bnt Al aefHebeu N ueherelRltHr
nsl6s .istt .n bss Cffirs seS noaS 81 9oYuis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26

i'm gllter oor 3s Sabren Die Qeeroiouna fine
bet fat am isreiiua ben 27. Spni, uni uGr
WeprgeHs bon DER SSobuauG ietlier Sd1meltsc;
Sfrdbe aus tpgduf nm 10 uhr in Der =.
antonins,Stirbe eth feterIitbes 9teaniemspobs
dnlt celehrirf mirb. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
Getis FIR aonfrafterea.
gomWifftoner's Office.
emiIfoH GouHt b, { bic,

9emiItou GouHt b, bic,
Cincinnati, q, 26. Stunt 1913.
2erftegelie aHGebots perpsn erf.
sfgeneeHcmmen IN ber Gffioe o,S @oaro 81
eoaatr GOmmifiioners Biz grettGg ben %
gnlt 1913 am II ubr Watttags, fir bic mad,
ftghenbe GgAHtus4rteii
esez.0b DeR EgesifiiriioneH $50. 5tSsp-g5Eg
eiHeH Fe1.eU Cber5du fiji aoit Bridge in @bite,
hcfgL ZODaf5Ip
Tie Etbstf bat an oef65eben in Iieberetnf,in
naHg NIT ben RaHen aHh Epe3tfiidttonen
fpei4e lesf las Der Cfftcc bee Fonre Of COUNT
GcngHtsioners aHHieaen.
aGs arse6oie E,tfeu nuf yoruuilaren aus
eefgritef fsiU, Velte tn bet Effiee bes Eodrt
Of TGnvir GpmmirtcnerS 8u babeu iiHo. unl
tegieifft fsiH bon eiHsm RoHb fn her Sdhe pel
fanftanfHb l$5, 100000 Goqars nit sfoei autei
sen uHb aenfaeuDen g.lrgeH, baf her Hietc
ben acHfrdsf etnGeben uHh bic etrteit drBfIit,
zen iUtrc. i'm Safe herfeibe i'm suerfann
sptsb
Gts Grunfh GcmmiToHers bebosteu yif bai
Meht bor, irgerbetn ober are 9neeeote 81
bertperfer.
sm s!,ftraae Ses aoars o' SamiIton gourtl
gnmmifiiopers,
1,,.,., safTi:s s.fr.sias, .ratsts,s4I s,ss4I
ss,S,ie,a4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
gsti., fur aom,rassoreu.

tfftruers Effttt.
SanI!IfrH APMHia. Sbtc
GtneInraft, o., II. Sml 1918.
1erftfaelte Mu3sbote iuereen erts
oeacnaenpmnteH In her Effite bes Rcarn Of
SLt ;eiz, nrt ~ unr wssssass. faf nis y1Gts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26

Die 9seeroionua fiHoet ftatt bonn 9runerbauie
aus. am Gretue. ben 27. SUM- nm I llbr 9iebs
mittoas porauf Inn libT In Der Ieui Reiors
mirten STRIDE 3u CafIe0 Elm Grauer8ottesoienit
1GpebaIien fptro 26,21
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
q 10 D init.

fnusfran. .ginii. ipie bat sbnen.
ncnn meine Snppe eei6meft2~
Better: .asit iibel. mnonme, MIR
riihrt nleine EroH nod INNER n gt
oualDii9sn!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
C.owaro C. l)et.rs,

inn srltsr ',an b ooEreu ? psnnaicr pun 4 ?
ass ss s gsSegoaa nSei l br a SasSa Sag Sfr
cltten bcniitbeu Rcformirten airche an 6reemdu
@penue ltrh ouGberi NSirdbe ans ftait. 26.21
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
Chritiian ann(smiiler,

Siarb in ieiner ggobnuna on Der 9rotbertor
Nnab, Gdfien nrn Mittiuud. ben %. Jurt 1918,
LIN 5 lfhr a. nliinuien MlinrnCna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26

Garb rI1tItth nm 3ienItdd ben "a Slrui
1918, nm @ tthr 30 niinuten et6cuoS. III ieincr
gSUbnHue. 9tc. 5i2 2)or 5iraBc. nnfer iHnisii
Eglehfcr HutiC znhn Jruoer uub GCJpapCT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
Hamburg -Amerika

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= katrtctc ,,........ ......2S Sant u Mtttaas
Faai'ertu guaWte 9ietoria. a.............,2. anii
arcnprulefitn Gecilic. lic..................,.5. Su!,
tttlVIa .,s'.,.'-- -..'r.....,.....t....12 Juli
9leu. gar 5fuciie aaijte
'9eqeH In I'oulcJne an
fRipaGarlt5n Ia Carte 97eftaurart.
Az Gie Eampfer .RenrfnOania urS ,Rrc.p.
rio" iegeln b m rcueu Bier am Eut Der 3S.
Gpnte, gaosSroof!nu. gtle anheren Eanpfcr
ta'ren ab bon uufereu Riers in 9obofen.
2Du Bottom
1k.,Suts
GlepeinHh 90. Jall
Cincinnati ............................ IL Hnnu,t
GIcprlnno .......................12 IT, =tptRntbcr
2T Itefc Sampler btacr oor7naihe Mceos
Mutation fiir erfte iorurhl rpte amcite Gailte
SamhHrgssmrri.aniih 2iuFr As 9ruabtuaa, q n
GScr bsreu 2ofal.eiseHtrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26

&c b-ontenfpiitttf.
; gm nr5biien Dirb Of. 3arllinH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
g.reins.Mnwiasn.
.He,nid,er SaaA. lyriflIidlaft

W~NWFfNVkk s~fSts
grlcrpsn. TsstinG ben 2T. 9nHs, abeabe 3
libr flffnef III ner GeRfr0s IugBbGue bic mo
aha .. gces nTf
q. %. ut6ler. Esfr, IL
Iie GIart CTR. erih. nnb gnn Go.
sf5 fsGsrf erasf.
6euse. BEN 20. snHt. sgaff.
8. gug 1913, HahsssssriammlaHs
llehu TheobdIh. 9gM
greb. 70. q @arbex gsfr. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-26
DtrnarD fntter,

starb am pItttlpO6, ben 25. Stunt 1918 I'm
4 1tbr 0Ibs,sSS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
Mrs. Peterson Heads Teachers.

Pueblo-The following officers of
the Colorado Teachers Association
were elected: President, Mrs. Celia
Osgood Peterson of Denver (Aurora)
auditor, James E. Hutchingson. Den
yer: director, Miss Anna Keightley,
Pueblo; members of educational coun-
Gil: w. r. Sheldon, Denver; Wilson
Shaefer. Cripple Creek; II. S. Phil
lips. Denver; Grace Eren Shoe. Den
yer; d. H. Hatch, Denver. Members
of the Colorado Teachers Association
sprang considerable of surprise with
the election of Mrs. Celia Osgood Pc
terson as the next president. With a
number of prominent educators of the
state, all men. competing for the hon
or, Mrs. Peterson slipped in and won
by a good-sized majority.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
WASHINGTON.

Resolutions were introduced in the
House to investigate the high cost OF
living.
Great Britain has waived her naval
rights in Mexican waters to the Unit
ed States
The Indian bureau has asked Con-
gress for S1O,OoO,O0O for the expendi-
lures of the Indian service during the
next fiscal year.
The border situation, as a result OF
the vigorous operations near Juarez
and the possibility of another siege OF
the border city, aroused the War De-
partment to action to afford ample
protection for Ell i'aso and the neigh
boring border territory.
Counsel for Jose Santos Zelaya con-
tinued efforts to induce the State De-
partment to cancel the warrant under
which the former dictator of Nicar-
aqua is held in New York. without
waiting for the arrival of the papers
on which extradition is sought.
Growing out of the great coal strike
in Colorado, tie state may undertake
the operation of its own coal mines
Speaking of the move IN TINS direction
Congressman Heating said: "lt is
spreading like wildfire. l have little
doubt that when the election is held
next year the necessary money and
authority will be given, SO the state
can operate the coal properties it
owns"
The fourth annual Pan-American
Thanksgiving celebration. with its at
tendant mass, a service of thankful
unity between the United States and
the twenty-one Latin-American repub-
lies, was observed in Washington.
Rapid strides in the lumber industry
in the states of Washington, New
York and Louisiana are Indicated by
bulletin to be issued by the Bureau OF
the Census, which has just completed
final statistics of the industry in the
United States for 1903. The total
value Of :he products for all the states
for that year was s1,1GO.644,62s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
SPORT.

President Wilson and party went to
New York to attend the Army-Navy
football game.
The University of Oklahoma foot
ball players defeated the University OF
Colorado at Oklahoma City. IA to 3.
Cheyenne high school rounded out
season without defeat by beating the
Colorado School of Agriculture Short
horns to 0.
William Dwyer. once manager of the
Des Moines Western League team and
its leader when it gained the League
championship in 1908, died at Water
bury, Conn.
The Agricultural and Mechanics
State School of Las Cruces wrested
the football championship of the south
west from the New Mexico Military
Institute. 10 to Z, at Roswell, N. NJ.
Lincoln Beachey, the aviator. exc
cuted triple loop with his biplane at
San Diego. The feat was performed
easily. and at no time was the intrepid
airman in danger of losing control of
his machine.
A proposal to have the annual Har-
vard-Yale football game played on
Thanksgiving Day, instead of on the
Saturday preceding the holiday has
been communicated unofficially 20 the
Harvard football management
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
REBELS CLOSE IN;
HUERTA IN CRISIS
coNsTITuTIoNALisTs ADVANCE
ON CHIHUAHUA AS zAPITIsTAs
MENACE SOUTH.
MONEY PROBLEM VExES
ATTITUDE OF UNITED STATES
HAS DETERRENT EFFECT
ON FOREIGN CAPITAL.
Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington, Dec. Under pres
sure of Constitutionalist armies i'm
the north advancing on Chihuahua
and the menacing activities of the Ia
patistas to the south, the situation OF
the Huerta government is believed by
officials here to be critical
Efforts of General Huerta to obtain
money to pay accrued interest on ma
tional railroad bonds were regarded as
demonstrating the deterrent effect
upon foreign capital of the attitude of
the American government towards
those who would risk money to secure
exorbitant profits at this stage of the
great national tragedy.
Mexico City is almost isolated from
the northern half tn Mexico State de-
partment reports show that mail and
telegraph matter cannot get southwark
beyond Monterey except to Saltillo.
Fearing the speedy close of this last
avenue of escape, foreigners in Mon
terey are reported to be crowding
trains starting for the American bor-
der.
A report that Senior Moheno, the
Huerta secretary of foreign affairs,
had gone to Vera Cruz to confer with
John Lind, aroused interest at the
State Department.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
FOREIGN.

The British cruiser Norfolk. flag
ship of the West Indian squadron. ar
rived at Vera Cruz.
The largest oil-carrying vessel in
the world, having capacity of $4,000
tons, was launched at Jarrow. Eng
land.
The battleship Emperor of India, the
last of the four battleships on the Brit
ish 1911-1912 naval construction pro-
gram. was launched at Barron-in-Fur-
ness, England.
Thanksgiving Day was celebrated
by all Americans in Rome. Thomas
Nelson Page, the United States am
bassador, gave a dinner to the mem
bers of the embassy staff
One hundred and eighty-four wound.
ed men are in the Juarez hospitals
attack upon Juarez. Pancho villa is
also back in Juarez with 6,000 rebel
troops.
The Pope received the Rev. Dennis
j. Dougherty, bishop of Jaro, Philip
pines. in private audience at Rome.
The Pope took great interest in the
bishops report on tho conditions in
the islands
Frank w. Carpenter, executive Sec
retary of the Philippines. has been ap-
pointed governor of the province of
Moro. He succeeds Brig Gen. John j.
Pershing and is the first civilian gov
ernor of the province.
Americans who visited the TERRA
Blanca battlefield found two federal
soldiers who had been wounded in the
battle four days before and who had
been lying on the field since then with
neither food nor medical attention.
American cotton in limited guam
titles is to be admitted into Mexico
free of duty unless railroad communi
cation with the Torreon cotton dis
trict be restored within a week, ac-
cording to a statement made by the
minister of fomento, Leopoldo Rebol-
lar.
Although he has civil list income
of nearly $400O,000 a year and al
though in addition he receives nearly
as much again in revenue from his
castles and estates. the Emperor Will
liam, according to himself. is having
quite a bad time and can scarcely
make both ends meet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
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THAT COVER THE WEEKS
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CURRENT TOPICS.
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WESTERN.

Samuel Lewis Shank resigned as
mayor of Indianapolis.
Henry w. Greenwall, veteran the
atrical manager, died at New Orleans,
at the age of 81 years.
The Decatur. ILL.,, mill. of the Amer
lean Hominy Company was burned to
the ground. The lose was 100000.
The car barns. general offices and
number of care of the Mesaba Elec-
trio Railway Company at Virginia.
Mimi. were destroyed by fire. The
loss is $125.000.
The state public service commission
of Missouri granted permission to the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail
road company to issue $47O.OOO,O0O
ninety-nine year mortgage bonds.
Mrs. Katherine d. Osbourne was
granted a divorce in the Superior
Court at San Francisco from Lloyd
Osbourne, stepson of Robert Louis
Stevenson. on the ground of desertion.
Two hundred marines from the
Charlestown and from the Portsmouth,
N. H.. navyyards, left Boston for Phil
adelphia. where they will board the
transport Prairie for Pensacola to
await further ordersA
Charles Casavant. laborer. went to
the sixth floor of the Iowa building in
Sioux City, climbed a railing and
jumped to the stone floor of the court
He died instantly. Casavant's act is
believed to have been due to love
affair.
Des Moines saloonkeepers, who
were closed up by decision of the Su-
preme Court OF Iowa, through their at
torneys. asked for permission to re-
open their places of business pending
final disposition of the case, upon
which a rehearing was asked.
Hungry on Thanksgiving day and
out of work. Thomas Stark. 50 years
old, stole loaf of bread from n China
man in San Francisco. He was ar
rested. An hour afterward Stark was
eating turkey and cranberries and
mince pie with the other inmtes of the
city prison.
Judge S. w. Gilpin in Probate Court
at Duluth, Mimi, made an order OF
final distribution in the estate of
Marie NJ. Owsley. who died two years
ago leaving mining interests valued at
100000. Mrs. Owsleys first hus-
band was William Moeing. a wealthy
mine owner
Thursday was a joyous Thanksgiv-
ing for the $500 employees of the
Homestake Mining Company, Dead
wood, S. D.. all of whom were notified
by Superintendent Grier that the COM
pany would repeat its last years gift
of seven per cent of the annual
amount earned by each man This
will be payable just before Christmas
to every man on the December pay
roll. The total donation of the com
pany to its men this year will pass
S15O,000.