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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

pafer. - Wlarft itetie. ~ SO 3 peiber
41--41Kc, Gtanbarb mei6er 40--4ie, no.
Ro. 3 Ueiber 40--40Hf, Ro. 4 fDeibes
8s1z--39 Nc, Ro. . 2geHttfdter 80 " --40c, No.
3oo. 39-3et4e. go. A bo. 37--3sc per On,
8erfaaft Durbeu: / ear Gtanbarb peiber
81 40Ac, Gar bD. ~ 41c, 2 Cars 10. 8
weiber ~ 40I1c, B Cars gio. 4 DO. an 39c,
Cars DO. sH 40c, 1900 Bu. Do. nit Hoggeu
81 3sc, Gar nod probe lpsissr tu s71zc,
9 Cars Ro. eemiiftet ~ ssKe, Gar
Seo. 3 DO. su y9c, l Car DO. 5u 39Ke, Gar
mad Brobe DO. 81 36He auf benz e3eieiie.
Ncggen.--Wtarft itetig. --9ao. e4--85e,
no. 3 DO. 60--83c. No. 4 bo. 90 SOC.
Rsrtunft wur6en: ESQ Bu nod prpbe NIT
6afer su 5lc ouf benz G3eleiIe,
6erfteRmals. - 5rihIabrSeerIfe 7S--
sec per gufhel.
BerGIeth Der @strtibe.Dreife nit cenIeuis
cen am gleitsn Iase oes ucrieen 5abres:
5uni, II. 1913. 5uni, IL. 1919
gSei5sn. Ro. rotber lose 1895
@elEhforn, Rp. aemiintes 59Kc 7se
pdftr, No. 2Gemifhter Heuer 39Ke 5bkc
Woggen, Wo. 2 neuer .. b2e 90e
eeu, Ro. 1imothn ..sl4,50 s25.2c
g9htstr.
Ter Warft war itstig. 8ertauf. uurben
SEA BblS Einillsrs ,Stnifbeb @ooos aai
etr Baits Con o l.30 per 8ufIoue
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12
Ghtcuao, II. 3unt


Bstaeu. - Hir 5ult 9)H--9l ze, am
Ehlus stLe; fur Sept. 81 -- Bic, am
ShIub s01s; fir 7e5ember 923s-93Bc, am
Ehlub g3c.
uelfhforn.- Tdr Ruff s. 4-59Ke,
am ShluB 59ke; for Ssptembsr Soy
80t, am EhluB 60c; fir Iesembsr 5TIs-
-57Ac, am EGlluB 514r.
6ufer. - Tir Hui B5 --9SAc, am
ShluB 8s4e; fur Espterber a7s-8s4c,
ar ShluB ~ &c; fir Te3ember 8s1s -39c,
an Shtub 89Esc,
Hpgaeu. - go. 2 6O-6lc.
Herit z. .-50-85C.
Timotbgiaaren. -- Rsusr 1925
400
RGeefaamsn. - $500 - 2l.00 per
gtntuer
Rsspori - s20.85 per gbt. -- GFiil
sGuli s20.s5 -- 20.15, am EdhIuB s20.6T u
fir September s20.o0-2o,12h, am SdIuf
s20OTK.
gdmaf.-s1o.e5 l0.97H per 100 g'b
Thr 9uli tf0.s7l-llO2E am Shlut
sll.00: fir Eeptembsr t11.l0 - 1112H
am 5hlus si1.10; ilr Ettober s11.00-
HOAX am, EtiuB sll.02H.
Ehprt eittu. eii.T
---i2.25 per 100 Riunb. - iYir 1uii ell II
-l1.s0, anu ShIuB also; FIR Ssptsm
Der tIl42 Y H--tt4T4, am 5fIluB sll.45
iir Eftobsr sl1I2H-11.15, am Sdlui
slL12k.
Butiet uHperanoert. grsamesriss as
27Ac per 9tuub.
gter.-IRarft uuuerdHbert. ErSinati
iirjts lie, firms 17hc per TuseHe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

Gs lit 1diieenfeIt. Cine litittge
t8cIeaid,oTt }ieht lber hcu 5eitpIos.
.Irctcn Sir elm. meiue Serrifaf.
I'm Saicr Gift es oie taneaoien pbo.
toaraphiideu alutnmatenbilher Gas
eeIte In Der 1aelt. (fine N}drf meine
Scrrihaftcn. 9tidt pro Rcriou -
lin aa5 8c'egidaftsbilo
Tas 2Iugcbot iii 5n perIofena lie
G}cicaihaft trttt elm tn1b gruppirt it'd
oor eem MISUNDERSTANDING Ter
9lareirer crh0It cine marf lmo itettt
fic ln rem Edllte Sn hie'em Auaen.
h.if ut6nt etre tic'e Gimme aits
sem automdt
Ter btfe 5err etrpas mad re6tsl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

Node IN zen aertey. am IL. Jea
bruar perfbieb Der patridr6. Sm
ielbeu Jabr nod purbeu bic polsn
pertrieben un6 Gin Sdbr na6 IstHsm
Iooe ertp1blten bic 8oidren ben iuns
gen mihaeI Romanorp gum 3nren.
SeIo uno 6etliger II beuts Der Das
trtdr4 6ermogsn rem ruftfhsu8oIts.
Der bipIomutiffe Sanatiter, Der Iid
felber ffliebIib gum Wdrtprsr ftsigers
ts. burfts i'm Jubeliobr Der 8puaftie
ni6t pergeFen rperoeu. oIs sr Ielbsr
3ur GrIofung aus s5rembberr'haFt
uno 8erfplttterung ltaffen noQte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12
Gah. essss uss wFtes IN wsw Dssf.

9sle ren eal" purbe su lA-2AE aus.
geiiehsa.
grima gefhdfsspaptsre wuroeH 6u 81
eE bisfpntirf.
SterftnaG Gr6dneeiit idwod1. -
Sidt sn s4e61< <--4s6K nHo COMMERCIAL
~ s4s2 H--4s21f.
Gunbes. CbItaattcneH naren fe'
tia uub pureen TDie fotgt cuctirt:
Der. Etdateu Refuuotruna NV 100 geb.,
AZ regiltrirte 1Isk--1f4K, Coupons ia
eeboten, 81 reaiftrtrte 102M--i0s1s. 0ou'
poHs 109 - 103Ii, 9onomo Reet'tereo ~
i00Z --f0t, bc. 81, 102H--i03ls.
Attien nmartt. - Nnl gormiffdse
purbe ,ienlih gefauft, uue bic Nrstie itie'
gen ettDos. Gpdter ieood trai siHe geHoung
etn, uno bic @eWinue gingerl oabei mteoer
pevlpren. Ter Marft idloH f1Dad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12
Wtetaffs Warft.

Rsp nuri IL. 3uni.
9upfer mar hpnh. - Stanbarb iu
s14.25-1462, glsetrolptie Al slb.00-15.2
aafs gu sl500-15s7, eating 81 s14.75--
1880.
1tnn i'll ruhis su s46.00--45.25.
8lsi iiau Bu s4.30--440.
Epelter III ilau ~ s5.iO--5.2O
9fien. - Wlartt mar militia. Re I
WortherH s18.O0-15.50 no Northern
sl5.T5-1s25. Ro. / 5outberu t1550-l6O0,
Rp. Southsru loft si5.50-16.O0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12
Mnsiudrtise Wdrfte.
Rev port ii. s5uni.

Wehf. - Ter Deartt mar benfe ifetig.~-
Sprtng pateHf S4-50- 4-a6, @iuter Straigbis
"a. 4.45-4.56, estnter 4satents a. T5--5i0
Evrina cledrs ta.00-420. Grtra 9o. 1
gStHfer s3.5O--4i0, GTtra 1o. 2 DO. $40
$50. Ranfds 5traie1ts e4.20-4.80.
Moageume1I mar fslt. 5air Bis
aases s3.65--3.S5, fctce bts faRcp $3.50
400.
ugaismetl mar feft. - 5rines reiBts
uno aelbes ef.s0--i.40, srebes 3f .50--1.86
kslu6rseb $40.
Hoasen iit ifetis.--gic. . gBeitern 81 Kr
q. If. Wep pors
cert III rutis - Mals9erife 59-eSe.
e { |. NaHaie. 6ssoiHg SIC, c / |. RstD
9pst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

II 2 2 n 2ik klEIEUI 9cUAf
siemlia aroB uHe Der Warit rptsoer iawah.
Ris Mahfrags mar nur masia. Ete greiie
FeleH nm 10-25t. 9sidte yIetihsrIorteu
haftsn an msiitsn "a ieieeH. Utu5ta5e
wnreH rnh,g. uHo Hetig.
Shwere 5tiere fT.50--s.25, gItra fs.45
- $50, Gdien s325-6.75, Syleiiherftier.
s.85. bsifers $525-s0O, GTfrd g.. .i0-s50
Pfbe a25-8y0o, auserlelene bis srtra
o.. tO-s.25. Gaursrs s8.25-425, 5to3trs
unb Eeebers 81. .51--1 80, Stefs 5eiIsrs $3.50
--s.5o. Stodsatts s450-5.5o.
BuIfen. - Bsi nur mdsger 9uFubr
mar Der Heartt tart ano nie 8rstis itieseU
etmas
IRaaere uao le;chte s5.O0-S.00. Bologna
$500 - 715, grtra s7.25, fsite Suaen
sT.00--7.S5.
4dTber. 7er Rarst mar heute lebs
6ais uno be 9rctie ittssen um 25t, Oa bic
5pfuhr Har mdB1g mar
grtra si0.T5, FAIR 5is CUTE Iejd5te 800
1870. orbtnare uno grobe ss.0o-i0.25.
N1lbsr IN ben aontmiiltons- odulsrH. --
sdncp t0Ht. priHa BIS auserleFene 8 -
Zoe. ereinare 5%z-st.
e. weine. ~ Gie 3nfubr pom Shpeis
Hen mar bcute serins nHo BE 9retie ltte8eH
um l5c, Rotel. uHo SEetlGeriorten lttesen
uSn iS--20c
5dnwere ShpeiHe hrdbten ss.s0-s.s5,
aute bis auseriefens BerpadaHgs. uno 5lsls
kneryorfsu $3.50 - s.s5, gemtihte ger'
pddunesforten $50 - $50. oroindre bis
aussnelene lhpere fefte Sdie t5.T5-s.0o,
Ertra s7PO-800 Staes A.5o--700 Ieidlte
Berianbilorteu ts.76-Se5. Hsrtel rcn 100
Rfunb unb peniaer $6.50--s.7o.
SAafe gam met Der Dtarsf
mar heufe lebbaft. Sdsdfe bliebeu ifeIlG,
| Syrahiuhrs. 2dmmer a6er tisger I'm l0c.
Sxafe. -- Grfra letnte $435-4.50 CUTE
Sis nilsergeIene 81 s4o0--4.25, orbindre bis GU
| te ~. .75--8s5, f1pere Ehofe s3.5o--400
lSdhrlinse ss.S0-o.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12
Upmt Oelcmarft.


--tr'
7is BaHfsn iuarsn beute niht iehr iiarf
bsitbdftigt, bod mar 8eib troh Der tsht
maBIasn Rnhfrage nod Earfehtn feit
9nrIeteH ON enus wufnen BON ben Banien
~ 5--5kE ausgeIieheH, fDhhreno Gefhdits'
papiere su bE--8R oisfonttrt iuarbeH. lie
WatGer plasirttn @ripots aapttaI 81 5& .on
eau" unb tu 5--SK& auf Seif
fssaid sas Rep pesl
Euroen ~ Bart sutis9en Bonten oersGuft.
lie GcuHterrnte beirdgt 40 uno SOC RrdTie
per $1,000.
tasAief emf GHssra.
iiHb isstis. Tis foleeHbeH Cuctirunseu
limb Su berihfen:
aOnbeH, 3 Taae giht, CAST Der g;
60 Tnas Gid,t. S4Se per G.: marts, 8
Gaee Gidt, SIS GroHcs per 800 90 Tdat
Sidt, eie ssrancs per 800; fitr Teutihlanb,
4 Tag Siht. Rnrf s5H -95k, DO. 90
Taas EidIt, ssK-e4Ac.
Tpeamentarp Bifls auf 2oRbcn puroen
pu s4.s2k, auf GlasaofD su s4yS2 Y uno auf
Gsifali su s4.62 uerfauft.
pHnsse.E IGsssisrwsu.
ratie aHb ltetis. lie 8anten quottren ris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12
Gtfeooo, ii. 9uni 1918.

9 hmeiHe. 9eidte $6.60-8.S5, ge'
mil6te Ss.b0--s.56, Idpere 1926 - $50,
raube 1928 - $40. fserfel $670 - $40.
Weartt febhaft uno 5-2oe hDber.
&inopieh.-- Beeoes s7.95-9.oo. Eeras
Stiere $7oo-s.1O, Gtoders unb sSeebers
s6.35-s.25, aibe uuo 6eiisrs s3.80-8.40,
&dl6er $7.50-iO.6O. Dtartt tart bis sc
bober
Shdfeuub Qdmmer -5hafe: GIN
beimiide s510-6.25, 9dbrliuge s5.75-6.90.
2Gmmer: Giubeimiine s5.75-7.90, 5Friths
jahrs. qdmmer 1925 - $40. Wnrtt tart,
unb melitens UNI 10--15c b6ber
8ufubr - GHneine $1,000, Rinboieb
1900, Ghafe un6 Qdntmer 10000.
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Qdmnter. fSribjabrs 2dntmer @rIr1
leid)te $s.50--s.60, CUTE bic auserlelene g. 90
$40, oroindrt bis quite e5.50--7.50, i9De'
re ssriblabrs admnter e70o-7.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12
Viebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, II. ,5unt 1918
9ufuhr uuo gsriaHbt Ddhrsno Der pers
Iioiisnsn % Siuuosu, perglihen INIT ben
uorhergsbeHhsH 2 IaseH. warea Uis ioigt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12
Groceries
Raffee.-Rartt ruhia. Qreife fteti

r.-Rreiis fiub itetia. RdFfinirtsr
Gut 2oaf 5.85e, poneereb 4.95e, Gubes 5.i0e,
aranuIoteb 4.s5c, gonfectiouers "a 4T0t.
Of VI" 450-470c, peiber EXTRA e"
440--445c. ertra e" 4.25--4s5c, orbini.
rer aelber 4. I5--4 20c
Ml of affes III tetid. - Rem Erfe1ns
Open RsttIs 32--53c, Centrifugal 1890
per BdlIoHe.
Mets-Ttdrft sienuif lebhdft unb Ttetid
-e4t, croindrer 4k-5e. Jupan 5-6ke
per 9iunb.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-23

Jueves, sensational estreno de la De.
llcula de asunto de guerra en- cinco par.
tes, Captura de Aguinaldo en- Eilipi-
mas por los Americanos.
Viernes, gran reprise de la sensacio-
nal clnta Gle guerra en- cinco parties.
Captura de Aguinaldo en- Filipinas
por los Americanos
Sabado, la sensational cinta en- seis
parties, La Reina de la Camarga', Y
Conspiraci6n en- ell Express
Domingo, la sensational cinta en- Gin
co parties, : En- ell Fondo del Abismo.'
Lunes, la bonita cinta Ell tres parties,
Aseslnato de un Alma y LA Sire
IA :, en- dos parties.
Pronto los sensacionales estrenos
acabados de recibir por la acreditada
casa alquiladora de pel1culas de Don
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-23
DE MAYAGUEZ


En- su residencia EN- esta ciudad falle-
cl0 aver ell joven Emilio Castro Suner
AL sepellO de su cadaver. verifcado esta
tarde, asisti6 gran ni1mero de personals.
Ell JJTEZ BRYAN.
Vencida la hcencia de que disfrutaba.
aver Sc ihlzO nuevamente cargo de la
Corte Municipal ell Juez propietario de
la misma, Lcdo. don Tomas Bryan.
Durante la hcencia del sefior BRYAN.
como nuestros lectores saben, desempe-
no dicho puesto ell Lcdo don Angel A.
Vazquez.
TRAFICO DE BUQUES.
Aver llegaron este puerto los vapo-
res Isabella y Maracaibo. Ell segundo
Heg6 a las 9 "A. M. y sali6 las 4 80 P.
M. con correspondence y IA pasajeros
para los Estados Unidos. Ell primero
lego a la l :45 P. M. y sali6 anoche para
los Estados Unidos.
ANIMADO BALE.
En- la residencia de- don Jorge CUTLER
mard, en- la calle de Mendez Vigo. Sc ce-
lebr6 anoche un esplendido baile concu-
rriendo al mismo 10 mas selecto de la So
ciedad mayagiiezana
La animaci6n no decay0 un momento,
bailandose hasta las tres y media de la
madrugada
DISTINGUIDA VALERA.
En- ell vapor "Maracaibo" embarco
aver para los Estados Unidos la distin
guida sonora dona Laura Bryan, her
mana del Juez Municipal, a la cual de-
seamos una felicisima travesia.
Ell COrresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-23
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Martes, la sensational cinta policia-
ca en- siete parties, "Zigomar contra
Nick Carter
Microbes, La Venganza de la Maj
fla" y "Caracter Desesperado ambas
EN- dos parties Y otras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-23

Fafael Colorado Co.
II ~ rcoles 10. de ubrc. gran es-
treno ell slete parties, La Dana de las
Camellas :. por la primera actriz Sara
Bernhardt,
III Beso Rojo", en- parties, episo-
do de la guerra Turco-B -Balkanica.
La Fosa FL Pendelon'', en- diez
parties.
Fras las Tinieblas Vence la luz
EN- Slete parte, y otras que iran oportu-
namante anlmcilndose.
81 listed quiere vender una casa. I'm
automovil, una joya, algo de valor.
Anilnclelo en- ell ''Boletin MercantiI -
Esquinas, Fortaleza y San Jose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
POPE STILL MUST REST
Doctors Advise Him Not to
Make Palm Sunday Address.

Rome. March 15.-It is customary for
the Pope to deliver a short address when
receiving the palms. but under the ad'
vice of his physicians Pope Plus to-day
omitted that ceremony. The latest an
nouncement by his physicians is. how
ever, that the Pope has practically re-
covered from his illness.
The Pope, when informed by his medi-
cal advisers that he must not deliver
the address. said I'm forbidding me 10
speak my doctors are more severe than
Pope Sixtus ""
This remark had reference to an incl
dent which occurred at the time OF the
raising of the obelisk In st. Peters
Square In the sixteenth century.
great crowd was watching the work
Pope Sixtlts V had ordered that no one
should speak during the operation on
pain Of death The operation was In
danger of failure. however, from the ten
sion of the ropes. but sailor named
Bresca. from San Reno. risked his lie
by shouting to the workmen to wet the
ropes
Pope Six,us, instead of Furnishing the
sailor. granted TO him and the Bresca
family for all future time the privilege
Of providing the Pope with palms Tor
Palm Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
ABOARD THE CARMANlA
w. R. Balsinger and A. B. Leach
Confident of Business Future.
tHv cabIo IN The Tribune


London, March 1J.-Many well known
Americans left Liverpool for New York
to-day on board the Cunard liner Car
mania. w r. Balsinger, OF the car
negie Steel Company, who is returning
home after a business visit to Europe,
when seen to-day on the platform at
Euston, said the United States Steel
Company has absolutely no fear OF any
possible Democratic legislation or or
any alterations in the tariff, and adj
duced as proof of United States Steel
Company sentiment the fact that it was
now spending enormous sums OF money
in the development Of the plants at
Braddock and elsewhere.
A. b. Leach, of New York, and his
wife are returning from holiday trip
TO Europe. Mr.. Leach, who has been
in close touch with the European imam
cial situa ton, said that all indications
were that the coming spring meant the
end of hostilities in the Balkans and
the consequent easing Of the tghtness
in money. Vast amounts of money, ne
said. were being boarded in Australia,
Russia. Germany and France. and
when this is released in Europe IT Will
have a beneficial effect on the American
money market. Mr.. Leach added, how
ever. that ne didn't see any other factor
likely 10 increase the value Of stocks at
present, but he was confident that
money would soon be cheaper.
other passengers on the Carmana
were Lord Osborne Beauclerk, Mr.. and
Mrs c. IL. Burlingame, Colonel Price
Jones. NJ T. Cwho is going to Canada),
Professor and Mrs. Pollard and n.
Yamaguachi. n banker, of Yokohama,
who is going to New York and San
Francisco TO study American banking
methods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
LAWYER ARRESTED IN COURT
Relative of Client Charged Him with
Grand Larceny.

Peter {. Kelly. a lawyer. who mas ueeh
practising in the Morrsania police court
for years. was arrested in that court on IL
charge of grand larceny made by Luciano
Ferranti. OF No. 80 East 10th street yes
terday. Kelly was released in N"o Dali
lie will have a further examination on
Tuesday.
The charge against Kelly grows out OF
the arrest on charge OF assault OF Giu-
seupe Fucccto. OF No. 80 East 18Th street.
,rirr.utt who is a cousin Of Fucccto says
he cave $50 30 Kelly on condition that the
lawyer got Fucceto out on bail or return
the money. Kelly signed a paper To this
effect. when FeTranu produced
Ferranti charged that Kelly did not sue,
Good i'm getting his cousin out on ball ana
refused to return the money. Magistrate
xrotel discharged Fucceto on Friday ana
Yesterday ordered the complaint against
K,llN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
DEFIED MEXICANS TO
TAKE MADER0'S MAN
Captain Smith of the Monterey
Praised by Passengers for
Saving Gariba.

While the Ward liner Monterey lay at
anchor In the foe off Scotland Lightship
Friday night. the passengers sent for
Captain Arthur Smith and gave to him
testimonial of their appreciation for his
courage and good judgment when dealing
with Mexican officials seven miles outside
of ProgTeso.
When the Monterey locked yesterday
known Before leaving Vera Cruz. Cen
eral Garba. one of the supporters of the
late President Madero. went aboard the
Monterey with ticket and was shown
to his room. When the vessel stopped
for passengers off Progreso a Mexican
naval tug came out with officials Of Gen
eral Huerta on board and asked if Gariba
was oil the Monterey.
When Captain Smith replied that Gariba
was a passenger. the officials said Garina
was charged with conspiracy and de-
manded that Captain Smith deliver him
up to them.
The man YOU seek is on an American
ship" shouted Captain Smith from the
bridge II have no right TO turn him over
10 YOU without proper authority
Replying that they would get proper
authority the officials went back TO Pro-
greso and returned with the American
Consul and Vice-Consul. who informed
Captain Smith he could use his own judg-
ment
This man is a passenger on an Ameri-
can vessel" repeated Captain Smith. so
far as / know he has committed no
crime. Unless you have the authority to
show me that the Mexican government
wants him on criminal charge or that
President Wilson has authorized his sur
render. | shall have to refuse your re-
ouest. Meanwhile you have delayed this
ship four hours
Weighing anchor promptly captain
Smith pushed the Monterey away from
PrOgreso at top speed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
BRYAN PREDICTS H0MERULE
Will Come in Two Years, He
Tells Washington Irishmen.

Washington, March l5.-Home Rule in
Ireland within two years was the pre-
diction tonight Of William Jennings
Bryan, Secretary Of State. in an address
at a St Patrick's Day banquet given
by Irish Americans. Mr.. Bryan paid a
tribute 10 the Irish character and added:
The DEGRADATION Of the House Of Lords
is due TO its opposition to the Home Rule
bill. which brought about an amendment
10 the English constitution, thus making
the concurrence Of the House of Lords
unnecessary after a bill has passed the
House Of Commons second time. The
Irish can point TO this as one of the
greatest achievements in history. Within
two years the Irish all over the world
can celebrate the freedom Of Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
SHIELDS BOY WHO KISSED
Governor Colquitt Defers Sen
tence Till He Can Investigate.

Austin. Tex, March b-Governor COL
ouitt ordered to-day that sentence OF
thirty days in Jail imposed on Ferris
Price. fourteen years old, be deferred
until July to give him time to determine
whether Ferris should receive this pun
iS,ment for kissing a schoolgirl fiend,
on which a charge vi aggravated assault
was based , rooor,iv
The Court of Criminal Appeals recently
affirmed the sentence of the lower court.
natit,on uas filed with the Governor
asking that he suspend the sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
Militant Sent to Prison.

Marjorie Masters, the militant SUI
fragette school teacher who yesterday
threw pot of green paint through ii
window Of the Home Office. was SEN
fenced o-day by the police magistrate
to a months Imprisonment. She in
formed the magistrate that it was her
method Of lifting the gauntlet thrown
down TO women by the government in
ignoring the question of votes for
women in the Kings speech at the
opening of Parliament.
The next defendant to come before
the police magistrate was a male anti
suffragette, who had harangued q
crowd outside the headquarters of the
militant suffragette society. He had
shouted to the people: That's the place
which ought 10 be burned down" and
the police promptly arrested him. He
was bound over 10 keep tho peace.
The sunragettes to-day opened an
other very active campaign Of destruc-
tion of the mails. Many II the letter
boxes in London and their contents
were greatly damaged in the course OF
thc night and this morning by the in
sortion Of ink. oil and corrosive acids
\ large force OF police has been placed
on special duty to guard against these
outrages and TO arrest the criminals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
MEXICANS SEIZE BANK
German Consular Agent Re.
ported in Prison at Sonora.

Tucson. Ariz.. March 15.-Max Muller.
German consular agent AT Hermosilo.
Sonora, and manager of the Banco dc
Sonora. has been imprisoned by authori-
ties Of the insurgent Mexican state and
the bank seized. say reliable reports
reaching here to-day. Muller is said TO
have aroused the displeasure of the state
authorities by refusing 10 negotiate
loan. The bank was raided. but only 400
pesos were found. Muller having made
provision for the safety Of the funds.
The German Consul is cut off from di-
rect communication with his minister at
Mexico City. but has sent an indirect APP
neal TO the German Ambassador at
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
MEDICAL JOURNAL FLAYS
ALL MIRACLE M0NCERS"

time to-day. 1t also has been reported
that DR.. Anderson, acting under in
structions from Surgeon General Blue,
director Of the hygienic laboratory in
Washington, will insist that DR.. Fried
mann make known the secret processes
by which the turtle germs were rem
dered non toxic and non-virulent.
Will Reveal Secret"
IL is believed that the Berlin man
will accede to the government physi-
clans request, he having announced
last Monday. when he left town for
Montreal. that he would reveal the
secret"
Surgeon General Blue is acting in the
matter under instructions from the De-
partment of State, growing out Of the
interest Of the United States Congress
in the Friedman cure" A. M. Thack-
ara, American Consul General at Berlin,
in report which was made a part Of
xPresident Taft's message Of January
10 last, wrote regarding the estimate
Of the cure" in Berlin as follows:
Owing TO the comparatively short
period which has elapsed since the new
treatment has been tried, fears have
been expressed lest the nom virulent
organisms, when elected into the
human system, may not become viru-
lent and cause an outbreak of the dis
ease"
A DR.. PiorkowSki. of Berlin, has re-
ferred to the present turtle germs.
which are so emphatically declared by
Or. Friedman 10 be harmless, as the
third race" DR.. Piorkowski, accord
ing to Nh Thackara's report, says that
friedman went to him (PiorkowskD
in 1903 with culture which was de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-16
BRITISH ARMY ESTIMATES.

London, March l5.-The estimated
amount which the House Of Commons IS
to be asked TO appropriate this year for
expenditure on the British army is
Si1. 10000. against sl39. 10000 last year. an
increase OF $4,000. The sum of sl.l7o,O0)
is "a be devoted 10 aviation.