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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
Snowstorm in Italy

Rome, February 17.-fhe exceptionally
colo weather prevailing throughout Italy
reached its climax tonight in snow
storm after the temperature had fallen
several degrees below zero.
In Messina the winter has ben the Sc
verest in 20 years Mount Etna is white
with snow and presents a magnificent
spectacle at night.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
Prepare for Service

Norfolk, Va, February 17.-After one
company of marines had departed for
Philadelphia today to join the force to
be sent to Cuba, an order came tonight
for 200 more to get ready for service
The company that left today was COM
manded by Lieutenant Case.
There are nearly 1909 men quartered
here in the marine barracks Colonel
I<armany, the commandant of the bar
racks and all the other officers of the
post were busy tonight making prepara-
tions for the early departure of the ad-
ditional men,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
Prepare for Service

1.eavenworth Kan, February 17-Or-
ders from the war department We're re-
ceived at Fort Leavenworth today direct
ing Company E, corps of engineers; COM
pany D, signal corps and field ambulance
company No. 3 to prepare for active ser
vice. Tonight these companies were be-
ing held in quarters awaiting orders TO
leave. Tt is understood arrangements
have been made with a railroad company
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
GRANT HOLIDAY
FOR INAUGURAL

Princeton, y. J.. February f.-Prince-
ton undergraduates who attend the In
auguration of Woodrow Wilson will be
granted a holiday on March 4 as the re-
suit of action taken by the university
faculty this afternoon. A petition for the
vacation was presented to the professors
by the student Woodrow Wilson club and
was granted unanimously
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
Sail for Norfolk

Charleston, S. c., February 17-In ae-
cordance with orders received at the
Charleston many yard at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon, 100 marines sailed on the trans
port Prairie for Norfolk at o'clock this
afternoon The orders required that the
men should embark prepared for foreign
tropical shore service Capt. f. A. RAM
say Is in command.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
German Protection

Berlin, February 17.-The national lib
erals announced today that they would
interrogate the government in the reich
stag as to what measure the imperial
chancellor was taking for the protection
of Germans in Mexico.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
Firing Continues

New York February 17.-Private dis
patches received here, sent from Mexico
City at midday indicate that the firing
has continued since o'clock this fore
noon with severity equal to the hardest
fighting of last week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
WATER SITUATION is
MUCH IMPROVED

Vic1sburg, Miss, February 1.-THE gen.
eral news from the high water situation
was greatly improved today. The gauge
here showed 49, a rise of only . in two
days, and the weather bureau reported
the water stationary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
Daniels Slightly Hurt

A. Y Daniels was painfully bruised
yesterday morning about 1880 o'clock
in a collision between the motorcycle
he was riding and an automobile at
the corner of Avenue G and Twenty
first street Daniels was taken to the
st. Vincents hospital where his
wounds were dressed. He was not bad
1y hurt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
Tablet Works DESTROYED

Quincy, ILL.,, February 17.-The Dayton
Tablet works were destroyed by fire
tonight. The plant covered an entire
block. The loss is estimated at s500,0oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
AcnIIiffafI

Waiter--Have You tried our turtle
soup. sir2
decision is that the turtle proved an
alibi.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18

to have sufficient cars to transport the
soldiers at the post within an hour after
receipt of orders to leave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
INAUGURATION

II you are going to the Inaugural
ton get booklet at Southern railway
ticket office in which complete infor-
nation is shown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
Situation in Mexico


Developments in the Mexican situation
were today in brief
Fighting resumed in Mexico City be-
tween the Madero and Diaz forces be-
hind the veil of q rigorous censorship
which cut off news dispatches and linz
tied official ones.
President Taft replied to Madero's plea
for nonintervention, saying that no or
ders for landing American troops had
been given; pointing out the vital inn
portance of the early establishment of
peace and order. and that the present
paramount duty is the prompt relief of
the situation.
Consuls throughout Mexico reported the
populace quiet pending news of a deeis-
i've action in Mexico City.
Rear Admiral Sutherland aboard the
armored cruiser Colorado, moved from
Mazatlan to Manzanillo, where an anti
American demonstration was reported
President Madero sent personal mes
sages to Washington. saying:
'IIe expected definite result soon.'
Ironclad Censorship
Mexico City was virtually cut off from
the outside world by the imposition of
the ironclad censorship.
With no direct news dispatches from
there and only one of the dispatches from
Ambassador Wilson, which simply said
fighting had been resumed, and that the
armistice had been broken, President Taft
and officials waited in suspense.
First dispatches of the early day fill
tered through from Mexico City to Vera
Cruz and said hostilties were resumed
The Mexican embassy declared that no
dispatches whatsoever had been received
there, and that it was depending upon
press dispatches for its Information Of
the fightinue in Mexico City
President Taft's reply to Maderos ap-
peal for intervention went forward
lsby Telegraph early today and will be
given out in Washington when Secretary
Knox has been advised that Madero has
received 1t. Counting the difference in
time, the delays in communication and
the time for translation, it may be late
tonight or early tomorrow before its text
. becomes known
| 1t is understood to be reaffirmaton
| OF the policy Of the United States to
! withhold Intervention at this time and
| demand full protection for foreigners.
| The army has gone as far as il can
| under present arrangements for possi-
| BILE troop movement to Mexico. The
| plan to send an eNpeditionary force from
| Galveston has been confronted with some
| difficulties in securing merchant ships.
The quartermaster general has a chance
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
Deny Intervention

1t was for this reason that the state
department was obliged late in the day
to cable and telegraph directly to all of
the American consular officers who could
be reached, an unequivocal denial of any
intention on the part of the United States
to send troops into Mexico or IL any
change in poicy on the part of this gov
efnment. 1t was felt that the safety of
Americans scattered throughout Mexico
was jeopardized by these false reports.
While President Tafts message to
President Madero referred to the reports
that orders had been given 10 land forces
in Mexico as Inaccurate it was notice
able that no pledge was held out as to
the future, nor was there any intimation
that preparatory measures now in prog :
ress would be discontinued.
In addition to ordering marines to
Guantanamo word has been passed.
quietly to military commanders of the
interior posts to make ready for eventu-
alities. 1t was insisted, however, that
this was only one of the most ordinary
and proper measures of precaution, taken
upon the merest hint of trouble and often
without probability of such. The fact is,
as frankly stated by a cabinet officer
today, that it is extremely desirable to
prevent the spread of the idea in Mexico
that the administration is contemplating
the dispatch of an army Of invasion to
that country. Should such gain currency
and find credence, 1t would have the
effect to preeipitate the very trouble
which it is desired to avoid and en-
danger every American life in Mexico.
Hence though determined to refrain
from Intervention except as the very last
resort. the administration finds itself In
a position where the smallest measures
for the preparation of its military and
naval force for that last contingency
must necessarily be clothed with official
secrecy, even after news reports from
various points throughout the country
where soldiers and marines are quar-
tered, clearly indicate that they are be-
ing DreDared for service
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
Ninety Marines to Sail

Ninety marines, which will go from the
local barracks to help make mp the pro-
visional regiment which will sail for
Guantanamo from Philadelphia will en-
train here at $50 a. m. tomorrow They
will be under the command of either
Mai. John T. Myers or Capt. Harry r.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-18
MARINES ORDERED
TO CUBA; READY
FOR USE IN MEXICO

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i paffr. - Marst itsiig. - Ee ipsibe
44--44he. Si0nbarb msi6<T 20 " -44s, no.
weibsr ~ - <ske, Re. 4 wst5eS II u a.
Re. . esmif4ter l8-4sks Rp. . be. a.
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rauhe 87.20 - 7.45, Jertel 800 - $40.
Wtarft ihman bic ettpas nieortger.
@tnbpfeb.- Beepes sI00--9.00, EeEas
Stiere s6.76--770, meitItde 5tiere 1920
--7e0, Stoders unb 5eebers s5.45-7.S0,
Riibe unb Seifers t8.60-6.20, RdIber $500
--10.75. D{artt itetig bis ettuas nieori9er.
Saafeunb 4dmmer. --Shafe: eiTls
beiuiihe s3.65-4.75, JdbrIinse s4.s5-5.85.
@eitlide $3.90--4.75.
2dmnter: Gtnbeimii6e $5.25-7.75 nett
licbe 5.75--7.75. N1artt ltettg bis tart.
8ufubr. - Shmeine IL, 900, HinopVeD
4,5O0, ShaFe uHo 2dmmer 2S,00o.
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Bst.en.-Sir September s68S-s71sc,
am 5dblaE s85<; fiirT elembsr $3.50 zsc,
amS6iub s0tst; fir 2Rat 94H-95Ae,am
Shfnb 95ISc.
Rsiihforn.--5lr September 78H-
75Hc, am Shlmk 75c; fir 8eaerbsr SO 4
$3.50, am 5hluB 8sz5c; fitr Wai e9l--
7i14e am Sdlub 70Isc.
6nfer.-ThrSepismber AZ 4 4-433se, am
EAlus 42At: far Ts1embsr Az 4sc,
an 5tIuB 451st; FIR 9ai 474-4sZts, am
Sflab 4s1c.
Roaaen. --Rc. Q Hsuer 6T--87He.
1erne. -56--74e
TtmotbpfaamsH. - Rsasr $3.50
$40.
al.siaamtn $1,000 -- l4.O0 per
geHtntr.
RtBport. - t2075 per Dbl. -
Eir September s2os5-2i.l0. am SnIuB
s2O. .s5; FIR Ettobsr sls.s5- 1855. am
Shtub sls.45.
6nmaTa-sii.20 per 100 Bfuue.-Tur
Eepteu,ber s1f.1TL-1I.32H am 5hluf
.stf25: fur Efteber tii.25 ii.35
am SAlus tli8B;l fir Janaar slo.s2 "
1920. am ShluB ttoso.
Short Rippenfeiter - 5000
f2.O0 per 100 Ifuno. Tar Septsm
Der sf1.s5-i1s7H. am S4IuB sil+o
fur Eftcber tll20 li.S5, am Stlui
sif.3o; fur 1anlm sll.22 22H-l0.So. GH
S6luB 5000.
pAlfer.-sRarf, mar i.stis. -GEtamsris
2e--27c per 9fuuo.
Gter. ~ gaartt etpas fsitsr. EreiHart
| Hrfts lsK - lshe firms 2iH - 22e pc
| TuReuh
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ten, Berlin. .8as 1T Der Rsid8tag!"
.aob!" n6ier bus 5hloB!" gaob!"
8ur3, mas INNER ict tbnsn iagte, jss
De8mal t0nte mir DtsIs5 puHosrihoue
.Qob~ entgegen. U2tt alien VuaHcsn
uno 5fattiruHgen. ReipettDOQ, be-
punoerno, begstitert. Sic iagten ntdt
berrlid, nunoeri90n, iie auobten"
Ro6 cine Utengs iDlb IiebIther eng'
Iifaer Gigenbeiten t0nnte i'd auf3d5s
len. 2lbsr i(5 bin ntht nahtragenb.
l1no baber ihlage th Dor, mir aebmeH
lie pie fie iino, nit tbren Yor3igsn
unp ibren 5eblern. 2iber es mare nett
Don ben 9erri4often, penn iis nns
nit osm 8Isi4en Wlabe meTen tpiiss
ben.
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40 re, 80. a bc. 40---4lH Nc per Bu. Berfauft
ipurben:2 . Cars 30. 2 ueiBer ia 44c, Var
80. bo. tu 44c, Cars DO. so 43He, Gar
no. 4 DO. Bu 41Ke. 1 Gar GtaHooro petBer
au 40, Cars mad 8robe DeiBer ~ 42et. !
Gar DO. 5u 41c, Gar DO. 5u 40c. ! Gar Jto.
2 ssmiifter su 4se auf bem G,efeiie.
Hoggen.-Marft fiau. - R0. Q 64c, Vo.
bo. 81 - eBc. go. 4 bo. SO - 61e. Bers
fauft marbsn:1 Gar Ro. Q an 64c, 600 Bn.
bD. nit Corn su 65c, Gar 80. 3 81 62s
uuf oem @eIeiie.
Beraleia Der @etrsibts Breife nit ostlsni'
gen am sleihsH Tage bes porisen Sahrss:
qua., l9. 1918. aug, 10. 1919.
@eisen, Ro. rDtter 98inter 91c 10Tf
melfatorn, Np. 3 aemifhtes Toe s2e
SGfer, Ro. sgsmifhter -. 42He 3Se
@oggen, 30. Q ..... 64e TIC
6eu, go. Timottr !. $1,000 1890
gyhisfn.
Ger g1arft mar ftetia. 8ersduft uureen:
s1s Bbls. Tiittaers syinilbeo Gooos aui
Der 1aiis pon $1.30 per 0anone.
GROCERIES
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,Gtb .on eau ruurbs su2 - 2A$ dns~
gdieten. :.
grima gefdhaftspapiers wurbsn tu o
--eH@ bisfoHsirf.
gterItHgGrhanssiffi itsfis. s'dfi
III s4s67t - 4.s8K uHb GomHersial 5a
A.e2 ts-4.s2H.
Buubes- -Cbftgationtn mdrsn pc
tia unh irnrben wis fcIgf auctirt:
Ger. Staaifn 8sfunblruna 2 vs. lW
~ reaiitrirse li0k-t12, COUPONS ioE-
lie, 81 regiftrirte l02-108, Goupcns lOZ
--iOs, Banana Rtsifsersb ~ " sso- DO.
as. gsA loo.
Nftie - Tie laIfden Be.
riidie pun Msrifc batter sur Uolge onp
Der Uaarft am Bprmiitase ihDodl mar uno
bie Hreiis etnas ~ leiben bottet. SpdieI
irct cine gssnbung ein uno Der Wsart' lnl0B
iittis. Ter llmiaB mar sering.