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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07

Wafsrfimpelei bier nod MIR ipeniss
4nbonger 3ablt. gs lei fern BON mir,
ben 2eutsn, bic feline oeiftigsn @etrdRte
genieben, einen 8oripurf oaralls 5H
MAIDEN, aber ih mOhts ibnsn bob raz
then, einral lmidau 3u balten, ob
nicht aeraoe 1ie uno ibre 9enoNen BON
Der Appendicitis am bdufisI.en betrofs
fen psroen. Rah Der Iniift oes be-
rI6mten qrofefors Or. 8ebring III in
oisIen 5dllen Die Nltobolieinbihuft
bas Grgebnib elmer 9stebrung bic
bur6 foIgeuee 9sris gstenn3et6net
tpuroe:
,0af elmer flott DurhIebter eSuaenb
Rutt langidm Damn oas Nlter an,
Gs nenoet ii6 Der Wenit CUR 9ugsno,
2BeiI er ia niht mebr iiino'gen fam.
unb mas Qotur unn 3eit eetban,
0as iie6t man bann als 8ef'rung an"
ueber ben grcbarttgen 8srlauf Der
Ginpeibunq bs5 90ltsrIhlahtbents
mails 1T Sbnen fdon ausfiibrlib be-
rihtet porben. 2lber npn einem an=
oeren 3entmal unb ieinem fonberba-
rem StttfuI min ih Sbnen NIT ne
rt9en gBorten er3dblen, nobel elmer
meiner Sugenofreunoe, bura ieinsn
| Fei6tbum iopobl tpie feline anduier.i
fpohlbetannt, cine traurige Roas
! fptelt. Sn elmer Rudbaritubt mar
Elm Grie9erDentmul erriftet poroea.
unp ba pas 9elo ntdt rsi6ts, Itredte
Der in5niIhen hsritprbene Batter met
reg Freunbes Die feblsnbs Summe
oor. 2eBterer oerlungte nun zines
5does Rud3ablung oes GeIbes. olS
cur4 cine 6ppotEet auf oas 0entntal
oeIihert mar, aber Der ariegeroereiu
! lit qdn3lich mittello8, unp oa nismanb
in bic 5aIde q-etfeu pollte, 10 Itslte
man meinen Srsuno, oefen Same auf
benz 0entmal ats &riegstbeilnebIns-
berepiQt 1T, aubetm, 1th our6 pfdn=
pun9 tes Dentmals be3oblt 3u ma
den. TQs oetraute er I'D aber bo1
ridlt 3u tbun, Inn Tim tperig'tens letn
Rsht at pabren, Iieb er bic 9npothet
fir perfQIen erfldren unb lit nun
thotIddlih gtgentbiimer beg Streitges
! genitQn0es. Die lpaderen 4rieger i,to
mi. oieIer QoIung DIR 5rage eInpers
itanben, uiht Gber ibr 9laubiger, Der
3nar ieBt @igentbiimer oes Denfmo!S
lit, aber iih bod niht setraut, IS pnsi
ieinem Stdnoort 81 entfsrren nnp 81
perduBern. User ben Sfaoen bat
brdu5t fir ben Spott ntr't 5n loz'
cen! 8etnube hGttsn uniere eifsitlger
Grben bic trauriae qsflift oper nas
8eroniaen aebabt, n,eiftsr s~Ig s-aIgg''ss.sl w
mir Elm 0sntlnel al feben. Wir Iirfe,
nGmIih neuIih @benbs gefabr, au
Der 2anbItrabe ron sin.m Auto iiber.
fGEren gu tperoen, bas tpie tpa au'
rns losfuhr, uno nur Elm @prunp
in ben tiefen StrdBensrabeH rettet:
uns Dor ben1 iiheren Gooe. Jn einenl
,GiHaefaHet" an meiH Qeibbiatt babe
i'd meinsr Gntriiitung trdftige Worts
pcrlieben, aber uIben fpiro es nihts;
oenn Qegsn Die 0errennenIhen NIT
oem Qutotollsr 1T man bier leioer 10
i6ublps tpie bel eSbnsn. WGren mir
tpbtqefubren iporben. ounn hattie uns
SnetFelboft in esn 3eitungen geitau=
Zen. ben Chauffeur trifft tsine
StuIo". 90 ttibt es audi bette
rieper in benz Safe eines Prin3sn,
Ger ein 9tno tpntfuhr: Den GhauFs
fsur trifft teine Shulo." 8ieleitt
aEer ben prin,liten geiiber beg gus
tos, Der ieinsn rhireb man" 3pingt, 10
Nib barauf lo5sufa6ren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07

no. rothee 81 - zoe psr Uu. Bertanft
purbsn: Gar go. . rDther Al 05Kc, /
Gar Wo. 4 bo. su soc anf benz Geleife unb
/ Gar go. . DO. su 94e tm Glepatot.
@eff6forn. - Rdrft siemfidb lebhaft
unb ffetig.--No. 3 uei6es 77--77Hc, go. g
peites 76K-77c, 80. 1 wsiBeS rs --7oe,
SO. = gelbes TO K-77e, Ro. 8 DO. 7e--7eKe,
Wc. 4 DO. NK-75c, No. 2 gemiinteS 7sH
--77e, No. 8 bo. 7e--7oHc, SO. ( DO. H.
75e, weibes &olbeniorH 75--17e, eelbes
bD. 75-77c, aemildteS DO. 73--75e per Nu.
Berinnft Duroen. 500 Bu. go. B gelbes
nit Safsr su 76He. / Gar neues geIbes mad
Yrobe su 67c, 300 Bu. Wo. 8 gemiihtes NIT
Roggen 5u 7ske, 9ar gelbes aolbenforn
~ 66t, Gar gemiittes bo. Su 64c auf benz
Beleiie.
Saier. -Narft ftetia. &c. . peiber ~ u
--43He. STANDARD tpeietr Az SS-4211c SO. 3
weibsr41-411Sc, Ro.< neiber 80 1z-40ke,
To. 2 gemif4ter 4l--41He, 0o. 8 DO. 40L--
40c, No. DO. 89-4Oe per Bu. Verfauft
wurbrn: Gar go. 2 peiber su 44c, 1 Gar
NO. ipeiBer su Al hc, Gar DO. su 4Ie
Gar No. 8 DO. gu 41Hc, 2Gar Ro. A bo. 5u
40 Kc $50 Bu. Ro. 4 DO. nit Qorn III 40l4e
anf benz Beisiie, Gar rpeiber mad grobe
nit Ns5en 5u 4sAc, Gar gemiidter mad
yrobe AL D2e.
Nsseen. - Narft stetis. - 80. : "a
- CSC, Ro. 8 DO. 6I---63e, go. 4 DO. IS -
60e. Berfauft purben: 400 Bu. No. NIT
Mei5en 5u e2e, Gar Np. Nortbmeitsrn
5u 64k, 2 Gar DO. 5u 6514e. / Gar Ro.
su o4e, Gar go. 3 ia sac, 400 gu. DO. nit
&cru 5u oSe auf benz geleiie.
Berii e.-Ro. Q Wtnter 70--75e, Wc. 8
DO. 65-70e, go. Sprins 77--s3c, go. 9
DO. 72--75e per Bu.
BersfeiA Der charlottesville nit benieni.
sea am aleihen Iaae bes porisen aahres:
Norember 8. 1918. 0opembtr 8. 1919.
@ei5en, Wo. rptter Minter csc 1856
@eIiHtorn, Ro. semiiHtes 77e ele
bnftr, Vo. Sgemifdter -. 42c 82hs
Roggeu, Yo. . .... 64He Tic
6eu, Ne. fimothp $500 $3.50
M MbtSfn.
Der Narst mar itetig. Deeauft purben:
S4s BbIs. 7iitiuers Sinifbeb GOODS auI
Der Bats pom e1.3S per 0anone.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07

8pm Gnbe bes pferbs5
in 2onoou. Sn ben Straben Con.
bpns, Der arDbter Staot Der Welt,
iieht man slpar nod pferoe als 3ug.
There, tpie ieItsn lie uber aeporocn
limb, erhe[It aus siner Wette, bic iiinait
sin 2cnboncr oeiponnen bat. @r Be-
bduptete, BEL elmer Smntbusfdhrt BON
aeniinaton g6urh noh Quoautscir.
cus, alIp quf elmer Strede bon 3 bis
q ailometsrn. bic ourh psrtehrsreihe
Sraben fiihrt, peroe man niht elm
babes DuBsno 9feroe iehen. Diele
Wette Bot er aeraneau olansenp ae.
ponncr, oenn lie beieen Wettenoen
unc Der llnparteiiihe bemertten auf
Der Smnibusfahrt nur stpei 9feroe.
Das cine mar bpr einen 9emiiiepaaer
oefpannt, bas anbere itano Dor eem
6anIom zines Bripatmannes in pieca=
billn. 2rpei Qferpe auf 3 bis 4 aiIos
meter ocrtehrsreidsr Strabeu um g
lIhr Idhmittaos 1T thdtfdhlth cine
perihpinoeno tleine .3ahl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07
Nm6mdrtiGe Ndrfte.
Nen Nort. 8. 92opember.

ReAf. - Ter Rartt tpar beute ruhia. -
Sprina Batent 44.85-4.55, Winter gtraiabts
Mo- 3Binter Eatents a 40--4.6O,
6pyiua dearS 14.O0-4.20, Grtra Ro.
gainter t8.55-3.75 Grtra Ko. 200. $685.
$50. Qan|oB Straigbts t410--4.20
RoaQen uar ftetig. - 5air bio
sxteS S8.s0--8.71, dolce bis fanes S3.75--
400.
RaiSmetl mar itetis. - Jeines wsiSes
HRb selbes t1.55--16o srobes $l.5o-l.66,
2unbrieo $S.T5.
Npegeniit ruhis. Q Befern 87He
{. III. Nem psrf GTport.
oerf mar itetie. -- RaItserfe se-77e
{. |. I. Buffalo.
Beiaen. - Nar.t lpor felt. - Re.
sothsr etc ei. (. Rep Dor. Grport, bo
esc (. o. b. fMwimmeno; SO. Nortkern
GHlntb 93Ac fob. Ihnimmeuo.
0e fl6soIn. - Der Wartt mar feit. -
eryprt 791e I. .. 3. iamimmenb.
batter. - Rartt mar jt..ia. -Stanbarb
ueiber Is - l6e, Np. rpeiBer A - 45c,
iancp abseidnittener w.issr 4s--47e.
6eu mar mi[ig. STANDARD 1905.
30. ! 1866, re. > s5 - s7he. Ro.
$500.
SOFTEN III itetig.-Stai., o.bindreY biz
Gsaif 1918, 76--80e. 1912 25-25e.
S3e, Dooota 81-82e.
2sssr III feit. - Sen1Iod Frfs ss-Soe,
feepnoS 3S-2oc.
Bort mar itetis.-5amitu ss4.5o-27.oo.
fhcrt eiears $19.75-2l. 90. Nsb $500 1880.
Bsef mar itetig. -Jamap sls.6o-S0.60.
NeE 11s.0o-is.50.
Cat WsatS pdren itetIg. Ospofslts
Heaies 10 Bis - Yfuns l3H - 16e DO.
Shiufen 14-144e.
GAmal, III ieit. - Nibbl. BeH rriMa
t1u.s0 - 1890; MafHuirt.s mar ftetig. -
Continent e1i.45, o. u. tl2.iO COMPOUND
| Sh-8Ac.
Ials III feit. - grima gits su s,fe,
aoantrp s-sHc. Special IT,
6aamwolffaam. GsI iit itetis. -
Erimn Sommer gelbes S6.95.
SeiroIsum II fi.tis. .-RaFEnirtes Rep
Bsrs Duli t5.25; Barrels 3s.T5; CAFES
tll.25
Bolts in tetis.-7omesie Jt.sc. Ohio
t5c.
Sau mar ruhig. 49, Strained, aew5en.
lihes bis sutes e4-Oo.
xsrsentin In fts,is su 4se.
REFS III ftetis. gins.imiIaer 2,s-ss,
patua g. -34e.
NplaifeS in itstis. - geu Orleans
Cpsn Ae.sls. gutter bs dolce. s5-55e
| 9ufer-Roher ite.ig -- RuSeasabs 80
fet, s.lle, Centrifugal ss Yeit aisle,
HoIafeB. 4u6er 80 ftft a.sse Raifnirter
mar f'etis. - Gut goai 5.3oc, Gruiheo
$40, Noulb ~ 4.S5c Eubes4.soc, Dombers
4.45e. 0ranulateb ABB DIAMOND ~ <.35
Gsnfseioners ~ &25t. Re. 435e. Re.
l0se, 70. . 4.ooc. 90. 4 8.0oe, Ro. 3 1.o0e
Rs. 9 S.s5e, R9. 7 ss)f, SO. 8 s.S5e, 30.
S.70e, 10. 10 S.s5c, Ro. II 8.soc. Ro. 1;
S.o5e, Ro. 10 a.o0t. go. 4 S.60c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07
Grpbteren

acht iiber GnoiereH. 8enn gud'
aopf. ullo Rildenit)mer5eu Seritos
pillnq uuo anoere Wa8enbeidtueroen.
Sd1ninoel, Sersflopien mtO Wottia.
felt olaqen, pcnu Shnodc, Gelbiuht
ODER aut ipGiIeriQc BIieberanidnel-
IllnQcn iih iton einaciteut, 10 grii.
BELT nid)t lanae, nod laiict Den sc.
ben3nult5 iinfen. 9robirt eS nit oelt
riihmlidIt tcfannteu ct. Bernard
arGllterpillen uu6 SIR rperbct, mie
70 picle 5aIicuoe nor GudI, tptcoer acs
flrnn pcrocn nno ooa Ganfbarteit Der
aelehrtcu Monde BON ct. Bernard
qehcntcu, nelhc bieie Eilen ais ibr
f6itIid,eS Grbe hinterlieben. slQe Ipo.
tbefeu % Gents. I,W.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07
GIieaap, 8. Ropember 1918.

GAweine. --geiHie $3.50 - 1885, ~.
HiIAte 17.B0-7o5. fhwere 3T25-795.
rante tT.25 - 7.45, Berfel t4.75 -- 7.35.
Narft 10-15e b6her.
Ninbsiet.-B BeepeS 3s.60-o.70, feYaS
Gtiere 46.50-7.e5. meitlihe Stiere 900
7.50, etoderS unb SeeberS $4.90 - T.50,
9Abe unb 5eifers 98.a5-s.15, Raiser 800
--11.25. Rarft fir aaserieieue itetig, fir
aubere niebriser.
SHafeuno 26mmer. -6Aafe: Gin.
tetmii&e $4.1o-5.25, 9dhrlinae e5.25--s.25.
2hMNer: Ginbeimifte e5.So-7.75. Wlartt
meiftens i0-15e h6ber.
8ufutr. - Snweine 10000, Rinhsieb
$500, S6aie unb Gdmmer &c, 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07

1SKe. GroUn oaloEin aoe, Naptta 1oe pes
oansns In 1artieH bon bis 3 Bbls
Gafs. -- Der Narft III rukig. Chis
Riser e1.30, Nt6ioan uns Gfrcn Sl.1l per
Dbl BON $50 4fauD.
1ala itetie. Yrtma Stir 74-71fe,
Do. Gsantyp 6sz--7c per Dfnnb.
&o9IeA-N0rft rubs. gouabiogben,
es.76-4.00, geu6 =. Sla6 S2.15-a.25, kanas
Dba Stn6tcbIen e8.76-4.00. Nub unb Glad
13.l0-2.26 per Tonte abseliefert. gfaud.
Isie Gtadioblen $500, dntbracite e7.75--
500 per Tonne abotliefert. Cote toitet $3.50
per Lpnne ab1e[isfert.
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Rem gorf, o. Rosember.
4asfey mar nominal. ~ E,aHbare ~
tf5.75; 9letroIutit ~ e1S.s7; 2cse su
t10.e2-ls.25: eating ~ ti6.50.
0inn IN idnat IN 480.75-40.00.
Sfei ruhis su $4.O--440.
Srefter III rgtl1 ~ e5.30-5.45.
effen. Ter Warft mar heute rubie.
| .Ro. Norf Bern tl8. .O0-16.50, ,No. . Rorthera
go. Southern 116.25 -
1878, 70. / South.ru ioft e15.25-15.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07

Sine ersigniBreide Wphs. - Der
GronprinB Qeasn Die Dslfsn. -
Serbien uno 4Ibanien. - Getitise
GstrGuie gsgsn glinbbarmeut3iins
ouus. - Die 9eIhihte zines Gris=
aeroentmals. Wiloe 4utofa6rer.
Den gbcuff.ur trifft tsias
S6ulp."
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yieb nirIte.

Gineinr.'i. 9. Ropember 1918
gnsukr unb HstiaHot udhrenb Der rr.
AsHeRen ~ Stuub,n, uereliAeH nit ben
vsrosroeHenben 3 fasen, ivarsn ME folsi:
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SnIitter-

Manaer Sunegsiels fiibIt srI! paun
cine s9tetguns", penn es NIT ibm
f9isf Ite9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07

Osfb on cau~ uuroe Az 3A-5& aus
eelieben uno lhlcB bm 8A--4s.
Hsima OefAdftSpapiere wnroen ~ ~ -
OK 8 bi1fcntirt.
Gtsrfina Gr4anae N feiter. -
Cidbt III 34.s4N - 4.S5 uno Commercial
Bu t4.S01h --4.s07s.
Bunbes. CbltgattoasH uaren te'
tig unb uurbeu wie fulet auotirt:
Ser. Staten Refun6iruno , 81 - SO.
~ reaiItTirte ITO - Ill, Coupons 10
III, ~ rsgiftrirte i024-i0S, Goupons
l024 - i0S, Banana Mssihereo ~ e6A
geb., DO. a., 9y-I00.
Mftienmarft. --Sn ben eriten beioen
Stunben mar Der Martt Hart uno bic Xreis
ie itieaen. 9sgen Nit.ag aber trat cine Hes
osticu sin. Tte Situation in Dterlfo beeins
ftuBte ben Marii iebr. Die Ehlubnotlran.
gen ftanbsn ioit ourA,ueg inter osnen Don
geitern.
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Nom Welbnsartt.


Giaei1nati, Z. Rosembes 1918.
Nit NeAfreee mad 1arieben mar bsute
lsine nen1eMDlpertbe, bod IN Welb iehr
ieis. Icueben -on salI1 ipurbsn ppn ben
Banlen ~ 81 aus8eIieben unb Gsihdftspas
piese ebsni0lls au 8G bisicHtirt Iie Wafs
lfr pfaeirteH &rirats s9dpital son edn' unb
saf 0fit - 6K-6S.
@sAsa ~ 1ss srn
wHsben sn Yori smiiAen Wanien pertanit.
Et QouHterrats betrdgt soc Yrdutis per
t1OOU.
tasAtd asf esrsfa.
hHo nstig. - Tie iclgenbsn Euotifungen
limb ~ berihten:
Aonoon. 8 7aae si4t. s4.se per &; 90
1a8e sidt, &4s2 per s.; Naris, 3
1age Sidt SIS s5rdncs per 500; 80 Tage
ei4t. sis francs pet 300; fur Hsxif4Ianb,
: fage giht, Uears e6K-o5H, 30. 90
9ceumentarp sins auf acnben wurbeH
HtIfalt su s4.7oK Derfauft.
ss1sss.rbnasnsses.
rutis unb tefis Die Ranien suotiren
wis icIot:
Gintnuf. gersanf.
~ Donbs. 1925 Coup .110 Ill
- Bombs, 1918. ...... Hoax l03
~ Bombs, 1880. ...... 81 %
- Yendme .......... 96A geb.
~ DdH0mo ......... W lW
sfeArIsa 4ssis nwssss.
Tie umidte TN hiefiatn Gfeartuabsnrs
tfistfen I'D seute auf t8,956,550.
asiai-essxyisats~.
Ter Rarit In qoiaIieiuritdien woY beute
tituas lebhdfttr. bod iino bic Treile ae.
orndt. 2is folssnben gertdufe iinb 80 Be.
rtfteE:
% tss oesie
Fisst Call.
2itien Cine. Gas q or. 90. "A
u Qoiumbas Q3os 37k
seenna Gal,
ii Gltien Columbus Gas 3s
8 Cincinnati Eireet Rb. 1851
IA DO. f07
IN sflesss Ssayfss
$1,000 Orroin. En-. 5% 1888 100
WoditsbeHbe 1abene psn TN niefaer
Warti beEnoli4en Bombs unb NitisH eisbi
bic offaieaen Euctirunaen an
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gbieaso Qbenopoit.)
Ylauberei aus europa.

9on Qusuit goedIin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-07

Miubpieh.-1ds ansebot mar sIem'
lib arcs une pisle 5iifre blieben unoer
fault. Tfe Yrelie EARN nngercseli.-
ders uNb fSefoers paren Sitmlld, lebtait.-
WiIGfnbe wnreu rnhla.
Ghnere Stiers ss.5o-7.50, gyira $500.
CAfsm 9S.Oo--515, fyleifdertiere 1855
6.76. auAsyieiene bic egtrG eS.65--7.25, Sei.
fsrs o<.25-d35, Grtra eo.60-7 .0o. .ehle eS.26
-S.60. auSert.iene BIB eytra e5.6o-e.o0,
gennsrS e8O0--%oo. Sto6ers uno 6eebers
ekSo-11S. 6ied. Sslfers eA-0o--5.oo, ,Grira
oA76-6O0.
Baften-Isr Warft mar rubig. bic
0uiubr md6is.
1DaesN ssb ieiAts eAso--s.50, Dslesns
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9ifeutetnsAitieM. SstIuf.aurfs.
ylep 8. Hop. 5.
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9 eyf6teheneA.

CeIe. - WaTft IN liefie. HeiRbl Ie0eS
4oe, aefp6tes soc per Oallcne in YaE1isn
Scn Dbf. Grsra @ister Telt 4oybef Sse
ver 0alone. &etton 6eeb Csl yafkRirssS
5Se per oelIone. Ieryentix Sic; psfye.
lsum, Ctis Gesbon i40 0Eao l0e, be. 10
Ossi ilKs, bs.osslGtstt l1S oSsb loK-
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-21

sick Of the many intrigues directed
against him.
Last Plot Against Ruler Was in 1909.
He declared many times that he
had been unable to find a loyal friend
among the nobility.
The break in the Balkans, however,
put different complexion on Greek
affairs. A feeling of patriotism and
national pride was inspired and after
Foreign Minister Coromilas of the
Greek cabinet formed the Balkan
league with the able assistance of
Car Ferdinand of Bulgaria) the
cabals died out.
When the Balkan war broke out
King George was acclaimed by all
his people without division. When
Crown Prince Constantine went to
the front and victory after victory
was won by the Greek soldiers, the
royal family took heroic place in the
affections of the Hellenes.
The last serious plot against the
king, which was exposed by the fol-
lowers Of King George, was in the
fall of 1909
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-21
KING GEORGE SLAIN
RULER OF GREECE ASSASSINAT-
ED AT SALONIKA-CAlLE
FOR COUNCIL OF WAR.
PRINCE AT HEAD OF ARMY
Son of CLAIM Monarch, Who Will Sue
coed His Father to the Throne, Is
Notified of Murder-Dead Ruler
Was Child of Christian of Denmark.

London, March ia dispatch was
received here this afternoon which
states that King George of Greece
was assassinated at Salonika.
Called for Council of War.
King George had been called to
Salonika, the headquarters of the
Greek forces in Albania, for council
of war His eldest son and the sue
cessor to the throne, Crown Prince
Constantine, commander-in-chief OF
the Greek army, was at once notified
King George was born December Ia,
1916
Was Son of King Christian.
He was a son of King Christian OF
Denmark King George was married
in October, 1867, to Grand Duchess
Olga of Russia in ST. Petersburg.
George was proclaimed king Of
Greece in October, 1863. Parts OF
his reign were filled with vicissitudes
and the report became current at
least once that he was on the point
of abdicating. Crown Prince Con
stantine was born August 2, 1868, and
was married in 1889 to Princess So
phia of Prussia sister Of Emperor
William !. The king became heartily
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-21
CALLS CONGRESS
TO MEET APRIL 7
Wilson'S Proclamation Names
Date of Extra Session.
WILL REVISE The TARIFF
Presidents Message to Lawmakers
wiz Dwell Upon Needs of Re
Vision-Free Raw Wool
Fight Is On.

Washington, March 19.-President
Wilson issued his proclamation on
Monday for an extra session of con-
gress to assemble on April Z and it
will have nothing before it but the
bills to revise the tariff.
This fact was made clear in state
ment by Representative Oscar ". I'm
derwood, chairman of the house COM
mittee on ways and means. Until tar
if legislation is well under way in
the house no general committees will
be named and no other Legislative sub
lects will be taken up.
The president specified no subject
for the extra session in his proclama
ton, but it is fully understood that his
message to congress at its opening
will dwell upon the need of tariff re-
vision. If currency, Philippine indie
pendence, Alaskan affairs, woman suf-
frage or other pressing questions are
finally forced upon the attention of
congress it will be only after the Dem
ocratic leaders of the two houses and
the president are convinced that the
The Democrats of the ways and
means committee adjourned after be-
ginning revision of the intricacies of
customs enforcement in the admins
trative sections of the tariff and in
formally discussing the income tax
plan in general way without at
tempting to reach decision as TO that
new revenue raising scheme designed
to add perhaps $100000,000 to the
treasury funds. While the income tax
details hinge upon the final estimate
of the probable revenue from the IA
schedules, the disposition of the com
mittee majority is to inaugurate the
system with probably one per cent.
tax on minimum of $4,000 annual in
come, with the idea that the tax may
be susceptible to lowering of the in
come minimum or raising of the tax
percentage, or both, if conditions ne
cessitate after the plan is foated.
The big fight pending now is the al
ways controversial schedule K, the big
wool schedule, on which a final vote
is likely within the next three or four
days.
The revision plan as settled upon
contemplates substantially the prin-
ciple provisions of the Democratic re-
vision bills that were put through both
houses during the last congress.
The special session of the senate,
which began Immediately after the
inauguration Of Vice-President Mar
shall, March 4, came to an end Monday.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-21
SCORES KILLED By STORM:
PROPERTY LOSS is BIG
-Four Persons Lose Lives When Trains
Crash During Blizzard in
Nebraska.

ST. Louis, March 17-Ninety peo-
pie were killed, scores severely in
jured, and great property loss were
sustained in the disastrous electrical
storm which swept parts of Georgia
Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana. Mis-.
sissippi and Texas on Thursday
Four persons were killed, IL injured
and five are missing as the result Of a
blizzard in Nebraska, which caused
two wrecks. Two passenger trains
crashed together in a snowstorm and
four were killed and several hurt.
Two Union Pacific freight trains were
wrecked in a similar manner and two
trainmen and two stockmen, who
were riding on the train, are missing
Following Is a summary by states
of some of the most important damage
done by the windstorm, so far AS re-
ported:
Georgia-Five missing near Atlanta.
Heavy damage at Columbus.
Missouri-One probably fatally and
several seriously hurt in Montgomery
county. Large property damage,
nessee-Twelve reported killed
in towns wrecked by tornado, many
injured. Property damage great.
Louisiana-Four killed, 80 injured
in Provencal, Natchitoches parish. and
district south of Fisher, Sabine par
ish. Property loss $4,000 in Proven
cal and other districts suffer greatly.
TeXas-One killed, several injured
and property loss of 100000 in
Brookeland.
Wires are down to many Of the af-
fected localities and only an approx
mate estimate is possible.
Five persons were killed In Madison
and Henderson counties, Tennessee.
At Lexington, Tenn, three persons
were killed and 100 houses wrecked.
Four children were killed at Huling,
Tenn.
Provencal, La, is reported to have
been virtually wiped out.
Eight persons were killed in north
ern Mississippi.
F. w. Friar, manager Of the New AL
bany, Miss, office of the Cumberland
Telephone company, was one of the
victims
Six persons were killed in the vi
entity of Gadsden, Ala.
A Southern railroad train that left
for the tornado-swept territory was
wrecked.
In the vicinity of Atlanta, five per-
sons are known to be dead. At Dali
ton, Ca, tremors of the earth = ere
felt after the cyclone passed, and
many houses were rocked.
A woman and infant child were
killed in Sabine parish, La.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-21
JUDGE ORDERS oLEo QUIZ.


Lands Tells Federal Grand Jury to
Disregard Recent Compromise.
Chicago, March 19.-Judge Lands
on Monday ordered special grand
jury investigation into the alleged
oleomargarine frauds recently COM
promised by the federal government.
The recent compromise agreed to
by Franklin MacVeagh, at that time
secretary of the treasury, through
which the cleo manufacturers escaped
apparently penalties of more than ST.
100000 by the payment of fines of
100000 did not deter the court from
urging a vigorous inquiry.
In carefully prepared charge, over
which it is known Judge Lands had
been working for two weeks, he point
ed out that apparently a conspiracy
had existed, and directed that the
jurors examine into the methods of the
manufacturers of oleomargarine, the
manufacturers of a so-called cotton
seed oil and their business relations.
Whether Mr. MacVeagh is to be sub
poenaed Assistant Attorney General
James H Wilkerson would not say.