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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
Bfetm&rtte.

Cincinnati, 9. Jlobember.
3ufuhr unb 9erIanbt pdbrenb Der
persansenen 4S Stunben, perglidsn
nit SerieIben 3sit Der psrgansensn
Dode, tparen tpie folst:
3ufubr. Rinbo. Shipeine. Sdafe.
2. Ropbr. 1888 1872 700
8. Ropbr. =. 1859 1909 537
0eriaHbt tpGbrenb b.rielben Belt:
Rinbp. S1psine. Stafe.
2. Ropbr. ;. 81 2014 POI
8. Nopbr. -. 104 -
Rinbpieb. - Dur9 bic Quas
rantdne. iuelhe bic 3ufubr bon Rem
tndp unb anbsren iiiblidsn Staaten
perbietel, puros bic 3ufubr iebr be-
sintrd9tist unb bic preifs itisssn ba=
Der um 15e fir bic beferen QualitGs :
ten. Die anbereu blieben itstig. Der
Martt I'M allssmeinsn mar lansIaR.
Stoders ipurben niht ssbanbelt,
ebsnio Mildtiibe, iuelds MIR gum
Sdlaaten setauft tperbeH.
Mittlere unb i4pert Stiere $3.50
800, S6Ien $3.00-6.00, sglsis
idersStisrs $5.50-7.75. Ssiiers $4.s
50-6.75, auserlsIene $6.85-7.25,
aiibs $3.25-5.50, auserlsiens $3.50
800, Gamers $3.25-4.00.
9ullen. Die 3ufubr mar nur
mGbig unb bic grsiie fart unb nm
10-15c b0ber. Die Ru6frass mar
eine quite.
Rasere unb lsi6ts $5.Oo--5.9o,
Bologna $6.o0-6.75, fstte 8uIlsn
$6.25-6.75.
aGlber. - Die 3uFu6r mar ses
ringer. Die prsiie ftisgen um 25-
soc.
SrSinars unb sroBs $500 $50.
fair BIB CUTE Ieifts $7.50-10.25.
grtra $1o.50.
Sdpeine Die 3ufu6r bon
S6iDsineR mar beute gering uno be-
trug nur 1909 Stiid. Die preiIe
itiegen um 60c per 100 pfunb infolas
Der auarantdne. Die Cincinnati
Union Stod Yarbs 60. psis.rt iih,
Bis auf nsitere 1oti3 bin irgenbs
ipelhs Ssnounssn aus Sbio sntsesen.
sunebmen.
@erpadunss= uno syleil6erIorten
$500. auserleiens i6pers fette Saue
S5.00-7.25, Gtags S4.756.50
lsidte Uerfanbiiortsn $6.75-7.45,
5erteI, no pfuub unb tpsnissr $3.50
$50.
I Sdafe unb 2dmmer.
Die 3ufubr mar nur mdbis. Radfras
5e gut. SHafe itiegen um 10-15e,
gdmmsr nm 25-50e.
Shafe: Ggtrd $500, quite Biz |
luserlsiene $3.50 BIB AGO, orbin6re |
'is fair $2.75--4.25. aammsr $500 |
$50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
Sl25,O51.4s

giierne areu5 Oor5ui9lagen geoa9te.
Was 1T pas2 Der goOeu srbr0bnt.
Cine 9ranats bat i'm Sauie gegeuiiber
eingeTd tagen. llno bod atbmen pie err
let1etI auT. IS iino Die unIeren!
9rapo! QSleoer etne! sic tommt I9on
naber an Die 8arritaoe. Wobl fdlIr
fir uns mituntet au4 pas ab, dber
mir trieJen ,&nft unD unier braner
Sffi3iers teupertreter gB. bat ia nit
eigener &ebensgefabr UleIouns an bic
Brigade Don unierer bebrangten Gage
gema9t; sr ipirb pp9I audi ungefGbr
angegeben baben, in ipelfeH iSaus mir
uns aufbalten. Gum ue6erflub iteden
mir aud nod Elm rpeibes 2eintll1 obeu
gum Sahfsniter binaus.
Sn oieier Gage, oollitdnbig abge>
i9nttten pon lrIerer Brigade, mo6te,t
mir pobl 5tpei Stunben auSgebalten
Dabeu, ba itiir3en pl0BIit4 ourd eiH
ge0ffnetes 5eniter - Die griiituns lit
gang nieber = otpei elegante iunge Saz
men berein, tpeibe Settiiher in Den
9dnben i6pingenb, un0 iith mir 3u
5iiben perfeno. Die cine Ipri6t oeutih.
3. b. fie it1bt eff5elre gBorte beruus,
Die i6 mir 5uiammenretme. Sbre MSut=
Ter unb S9fpeiter iiuo gefungen BON
ben Seutiaen, iie IelbIt iplIen ben
Maire pon Ct. Die bplen, ionit fper=
ben bic 9eiOen, als 9eiIelu eri9ofen.
@ine babe Stunoe bat ibnen Der Serr
General 3eit gegebeu. Nun limb Iie allf
Der 5ude in unier artiasries unO Sns
fanteriefeuer getommen uno itnb iibcr
bic 2eichen Der lluiertgen binpes in
unIer 6uus geiprungen.
Sd lufe lie in ben bombenitbereu
DeinteGer binunterfii6rep, 8erubis
suns: 8irbe ipGter nit bem Serrn
General perT0nlid ipre8sH, gluBerben
nubte ib Tdon lGneIt, bpB Der 5err
Wlaire mitIammt ben geigeoroneteir
oerbuftet 1T, ebenio pie infer tpsiBs
tDpfiger Steoermann, Der lie berbeibos
len io[lte.
glber orei anbere Gipiliiten baben
mir perbaftet, uno bo tomnlt mir etn
gutter 9ebante. Gie perben duf Stiibfe
geIebt uno i6nen beoeutet, etren Sibs
plat mitten IN Der Strnbe gu nebmea.
SGnberinsen uno 5leben auf Der eireR,
Elm paar 9etpebrtolben duf Der onberen
Seite. MaN tpirb allmGbli6 fur4tbar
bart. Damn iiben lie oraubeu auf Der
Strabe. 8ie piele Stpbgsbete iie lose
gelaiTen, tpeiB i6 nidt, aber tire SGnbe
Itnb bic gan5e 3eit trampfbaft sefal-
tet,
'So leib Iie mir tbun, aber Oas Mits
tel bilft iofort.
Gas Slontenfeuer ous ben SduTeru
lGbt iofort na6, mir t0nnen iest aud
oas eeseriibetliegenoe Saus beIeben
anb finb 6onit bic Serrn Der 9aupt=
itrabe. @ds firb iest nod auf Der
Gtrabe setgt. miro nieberaeiboFtH.
Qu6 bic Qlrtillsrie bat unteroeiTen
trdftia oeorbeitet, uno als gegen z
llbr 2tbenbs bic Brigade gum Starm
porriidt, I'm uns au befreien, tann ib
Die MeIbuns sritatten; rSt, Die BON
Gegner frei!"
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@ WrDctrfes,

3uder - preife fsiig. gfaf,
finirttr Gut Goat $6.40; poipbersb
$500; Cubes $5.75; sranuIaieb
$3.50; Gonfettionsrs az $40; OFF
.M- S5.15; ipsiBer srtra .g" $4e5;
ertra .G1 SAFE per 100 pfunb.
MoIaffesi IN fieiis.-NeiD Or
leans Open HetiIs 38 45c. Gentrifu.
cal 1G-20e per @alIons.
Rsis. - 2ouifiaua, Toneb Htat
6-7c, primu 5s--64e. rrbin6rsr ~
--6t. Japdn 4A-4ac per pfinb.
Oairss probaste.
Bnttsy. ~ Mfnrft rntia. preiis
%tr. MtcIsmiIt Ggira S7s. Gers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
Dsetaa 5 Marft.
Rem gurt, 8. gaopsmber.


Der Tetall Wartt BON bisr unb
Honbcn tpuree beute tpieber er6finet.
Der 6anpel i'm 2otal.Martt mar
cuf 8darDsrtGufe unb fir 4bIieferuna
IN ben n6dften Wlonaten beI6rGntt.
umfab mar Helm uno purben nur ei.
niae 9ransaftionen aemaht..
Sinn. - $34 00-34.62s fir flint
9onusn unb 33.62a-34.5O. fir 25
Sonnen. glsi S3.50-3.60; Gpelter
$3.50 500; GlsctrOlptic' SLIPS
1L50.
Giien Marit ruhig. Ro / Ror.
tbern $14.25-14.75; 30. 2 $14.o0--
14.50. Po. ! Soutbrn $14.25-14..
rs. Ro. 2, $14.25-14.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
Slnk'R a6ri4fen.
NitnHoo no. g2ob,mb,r

Oten 7 g, III. Vooenlper.
Der WaHeritunO i'm Obioflub tpirb
lid in Den ndditsn 3agen nur penig
perdnbern. Gsitsrn abeno betrus bers
ieIbs BEL bisIiser Stabt 11.3 Sub.
5oleenosDtpeI5en trafen ipdbreub
bes gtItrigsn 9agss hisr elm:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
neberfd3t bes Cincinnati II
Waarfte8,
Iar bic MontaG ben 8. Rob.
1914 rnbipenSe WsAs.

'gfneinnati, 8. Ropem6er.
Die nadfclsenbsn Quotirunseu be,
iieten Fd nur auf Gnsros 1rans.
oiiionsn. Bel tIeinersn DeIhGflsn
irerbeH eifpos b5bers pr.iis berednst.
propifipnem
Der Marit mar rubis. ipreiie fejf.
9 hmal5. prima Steam
S10.75-10.85.
Zrodenetfalsenes Gktf&.
Ghort clear Seiten 12--12ie, fort
Rippenieiisn 10a-11e. ertra fbort
clear Ssiten 10a-11e. G1uItern 101
Lie. Bellies 12a-13ae mehr Ders
radt.
Bacpn.-- Short clear Geiien
13a-13ae, srtra fbort Nipptnieiten
12-12le, SduIisrn 11s-12ae unb
Bellies 12s-137e. loIe unb 4e per
Bfunb r,ebr perpadt.
sugar gure6 1Ieif4-
Sdinien 18--18ae, pitnic ShuI.
tern 12a-13e, greaifeft Bacon Dol
21c. .ShuItern 12a-13e, trpdens Beef.
Gdinfsn 28-3Oe.
Sdbeep5feties Gfetf&-
Gdinfen 12a-14e, picnie Gmultsrn
11a-12e, Bellies 1et-17ac, Gfuf.
tern 113-12e. Rsp gor! Gut Lii
12c.
5rif4u sl.iTd. - easn.
len 124-13e, pienic Gdultern 105
LIE, Ghuftern 10A-11e, Ihort
Rippenisitsn 10a-103e, ihort clear
eetten 10a-11e. ertra fort Gsiien
1oa--10ae Bellies 15s-1eac pro
s}funb.
WtbI unb GetreibG
Mehf. - Winter patent $5.25I
5.45, Wintsr Ganep $4.9O-5.15, bo.
fsamiIp $4.50-4.65. gItrd $4.05-
4.25, prbinarss $3.85-4.O5. Garter
Wsisen pnteni S5.90-6.30. bo. fauep
s5.45-5.70, bo. .;ydmiIp $4.65-4.S5,
Rossenmehl, rorbpeftIid.s ssmifhtes
s5.15-5.25. reinss Gitp s5.15-|
5.45 per Hbl.
Weiaen. - no. 2 rctber Winitr
$1.14-1.14a, glO. 8 $1.12-1.1Sk.
30. 4 rotber $1.06-1.11.
WeIf4torn. - 30. / tpsibes
zoe. Ro. Q bo. 7Sa-79c, glo. 8 bp.
7s-78At, Ro. A bo. 77t-7se, Ro. 4
5 oo. 77-77tc, No. 6 bo. 761-77c.
No. ] aslbts 76ae, go. 2 bo. To-
76Ac, Po. 3 bo. 75A-76c. 30. A bo.
75-75ae. go. 8 DO. 74a-75e, go.
8 DO. 74-74ac. go. 1 semiTftts
76c, Ro. Q DO. 75A-76e, 80. 3 bo. |
75-75ae, glp. 4 DO. 75-75ae, Ro. |
5 bo. 75-75ie, 30. 6 bo. TAI -75e.
WeiBes aolbsnlorn 78-78c, gelbes
acfxnforn 74-76c. senifhtes 73
75e. - Renes tpeiBss So 83c, aelb.s
57-58e, aemifdtes 57-58c per gu.
5afeL 30. 2 fpsiser 60
Gle, STANDARD ipeib 49a -50c, Ro. |
3 fpeiB 49-50e, 80. A tpeib a.
49c, go. 2 semii6tes 48A Acc, glo. |
8 aeriidies 48-484e. go. 4 gsmiId. |
tss 47A4Se.
Roaaen. - 80. 2 $1.01-103, |
No. 1.00-1.01. Ro. A 95--s9c.
Wnls. - Jriibiabrs Geriie 8S |
-94c. DO. orbindre S4-88e per Bu. 1
Mhtsfh.
Wertauft ipurbsn 957 Bbls. Dis
Killers Giniikb Goobs auf Der Bats
bon $3.50 per Ganons.
OrDeeriss.
Raffee. - Mdrlt rubiq. TsetIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10

WsiBe gdnfefeb. b. gut. Garbe SIC
-. meiftens grau 50c
sebriibte 4. 40-45c
gntenfebern gang ipeib SOC
bunfle semifdte :. 40c
fIedige sebriibte 40 45e
pr. 9iibner, gobp, gang fpeiB 14-16e
pr. 5iibner, buntle semiidte BIC
9abnenfhnanfeb.. lange funcp 75e
Srutbahn, gobp, tpeibe ... 45-50c
bunlle =. a. sc
S9tpan5 45e
Gliissl ..... 22e
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y 0 m a nfil.

9lls Der 9etroeene mertte, bah ibm
hos Gen iiber Die Dbreu gsSDssn pur.
be, fubr CT aus Der 9aut,
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Dsa, WelDas2rrs.
gIneinnat,, Q. ylouember 1914.

etnftnNatt, Wopember 1914.
Isle ee,pbtnli& nm Wlpntsg, 70 waren
aud, teuts BE Bonltn nit Moutinenrbehen
ltarf bsi4dItiat. Die Nadfrdae nd& 1dts
lsben aber mar nur nsdbis. Die Binsrnten
limb unpssdnbert eeblitbeH. Die Banfen
bered)neten fGr Tarfcben ~on eaIi1 o% unh
bisfOriistsn Gei4dftspapiers sbenfals su
w.
Msafd ssi Nsp psss
uurbsH ~ l0--s6e grdmie per 5000 ami.
idea Danien psrfauft. Die gountsrrate BE-.
fthst S0e yrdmie per $1,000.
fsenfd ani usssys
Observation-Disclosures auf 4onbon murbeB
~ s4.96 unb 6i4t.WtdfsE su N82B-
4p3 per yfuno Gierfing quotirt s5ir
Wediel suf Berlin purben 04-95c fir 4
ylarf bers9nst unt fur Wediel auf Baris
1sAe pro Grane.
cnssss.ctiisaHsass
Tau uns itsiiG Die sanfsn ausiirea isis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10

6Gute. = Wdrft rubig unb fe.
fer. 0uBsefal3sne Ro. l 154-154
y. pfb.: Wo. 2 bo. 144 4-14ac per pfo.
Gitb Builders friids 15a-15ac, DO.
Gountrp 12-121c. friide aalbfelle
per pfunp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-10
pfer6e nnb Nytamleiel.
Gimeinnati. 9. Trpember

Gincinnati. 9. Rrbember.
Dos Mnsebot mar in Der nerflofes
nsn Wo6e 5iemli4 sroB unb belief ii4
auf 528 Bferbe unb 156 Maultbi.re.
Die 0uaIitdt ipdr i'm 9nsemeinen ei.
ne Siemlid CUTE unb bic prsiIe jtstis.
0isielben iparen am S4lub Der Wo6e
tuie folst:
s6iuers3nspferbe, 1880 Big fso0Bfsf5o-25o
igarmsctiien. 1900 bis 900 8ib.... f5O-225
grpres Gbunfs, 1000 bis /, ,2O0 Rib. I25--f75
RennfhIbaninpfet6e 900 bis 1,000pt, fh0-f8o
SabIibe gferbe. 600 bis 1000 gi... ibb-1s5
RIngs .................... 2b-fo0
Bsitern waHGe pffrbe. 40--i00
BIS fSno Observation-Disclosures. 2oo--275
1000 gio...,... 90--2oo
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
Football ~olon~ 10 Meet,

NcA YorE. Feb, ) Whether The
sentiment OF the pnh!te demands
that football piayefe wear mum
Uers on their baeE5 so thai @fee-
tators may tell 1T glance the
identity Of the player, is the most
important matter which ~jIl come
up before the annual meeting q
the football rules committee, hich
is 10 be held here tomarru" and sat
urday, AT the Hotel MartiHi4 a..
Football experts who gathered here
today to attend the meeting We're
about evenly divided ON the qnea-
ton. Those who Mil favor the
plan declared today that the change
would mean a vast increase OF in
terest by the general public IN
the gridirou sport. Delegates who
are here today said they believe
few changes will be made this year
III the playing rules.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
JUSTICE OF PEACE KILLED.
Train Rams Over +. j. GIBSON. Con
federate Veteran and Well
known MeXia Resident.

Mexia, Tex, Feb 5.-Capt, T. ]
Gibson, justice of the peace OF pre-
cinet number four was instantly
killed last night at about -
o'clock by the Dallaa-MeXia train
backing over him at Commerce
street crossing He was crossing
the track going from Commercial
hotel TO town. He was crushed
from his abdomen down. and his
left hand severed from his body.
Capt Gibson was an Old citizen
Of this county and Confederate
veteran. No arrangements nave
been made for the funeral,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
Lawn Tennis Experts Gather.

New York. Feb. ). Members II
the National Lawn Tennis asso-
citation gathered here today To at
tend the thirty-third annual meet
ing of the organization which opens
tomorrow at the Waldorf The most
important matter to be brought up is
the question of whether the Amer
lean rule permitting the expenses
Of Il player to be paid by the
association or club to national see
tioual or state CHAMPIONSHIPS,
should be changed. II is under
stood that the rrle is fayorably
looked upon by those who VIII
vote on it.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
FIFTH D|e7''oICT BANKERS
IN SESSION At DALLAS
Comnli'tee Appointed to ir@,,
amendment to State HHnkin
Laws Making Them CONFORM
with Currency Measure
BY the Associated Press.

Dallas, Tex, Feb, 5,-FolloWins .
speech by state Banking Commits
sioner Collier today, in which he
warmly praised the new curresll y
law, the Fifth District Bankers con
yenion appointed committee to
urge Legislative amendments in the
State banking laws. making them
conform in every respect with the
currency measure.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
NEW GOVERNMENT FORMED
IN HAITIAN REPUBLIC
Senator Theodore Again Proelai,us
Himself President OF Repub-
licc--AnnounceS His
Cabinet.
BY the United Press.

Washington. D. C., Feb. 5. -
President Theodore has again pro
claimed himself president of Halt
land has appointed his cabinet ac-
eording to a radiogram received TO-
day by the navy department. De-
sormes, the rebel leader is preparing
to attack Cape Haitian. Monplaiser
presidential candidate, recently re-
fused admittance at Port Au Prince
arrived at Cape Haitian but was not
permitted to land.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
SWAT OLD BOOZE
SLOGAN OF PROS
FORCES OF CHtCA-
GO ANNOUNCE \ CANDIDATE
FOR MAYOR,
John II. Hill Is Seeking the support
of the Pros on the Slogan ">Mat
Old Hooze"--EIcctio ion
ipri! =.
BY the United Press.

Chicago, Feb. 5.-EXpecting the
support OF a biz majority of the
153,oo registered women in the
election soon to be held, the prohi-
bitionist forces announced their can
didate for the office of mayor to-
day John II. Hill seeks their
support with slogan of swat old
booze" The election will be held
April 7, II is planned to file Pc
titions asking that the issue be
placed on the ballots and if this Is
done Chicago will be the largest city
in the world to vote directly on the
liquor question.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
HACKED To PIECES
WITH 4 HAT CKET
GERMAN MURDERS HIS WIFE
ND CHILDREN N \ HDR-
slBis, MANNER.
The Bodies at the Woman and Old.
est Child Were FrightfuIly
utilateti-As Killed
Self
BY the United Press.

GieseH, Germany Feb After
| knocking his wife and four chill
dren to pieces with a Ratchet
Wilhelm l., Lehman. driver OF a
milk wagon, committed suicide by
throwing himself in front of a
moving train, The woman and the
eldest child were horribly mutilaI-
I'd showing that they had struggled
desperately.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
BRANOE|s MAY HEAD
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Expected that He VIII BE Made
Chairman of the Board Which
viii Take over Boston aud
Maine Railroad
BY the Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The an
nonncemeut was made TO-DAY that
Louis Rrandeis Of Boston would
probably be appointed chairman Of
the board of trustees to take over
the Boston and Maine railroad from
the New Haven system, following on,
the recent dissolution agreement
with Attorney General MeReynoldS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05

VILLA WILL START FOX
TORREON ON SUNDAY
BY the United Press,

I'll Paso, Tex, Feb. General
Villa viii return this afternoon to
Juarez from Chihuahua to complete
arrangements for the battle OF Tor
rson He will start for Torreon
SUNDAY and will lead the constitu-
tionalists in person when the final
assault on Huerta'S stronghold is
made.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05

|l50N IS HUNTING
FOR REAL DIPLOMAT
,N9 SEARCH FOR SUITABLE
2" 70 SEND TO RUSSIA
IN AMBASSADOR.
!" Importance of Trade
>s"s Fending Between Two
'"''f'es Strong Man Is
Required.
ny the United Press.

hy the United Press.
Se'''iigton. Feb. 5.--Because a
"aae treaty with Russia is
!, y '.sea by various parties Preg-
:, iison today began a real
- Tor a suitable ambassad Or
aeat to that country.
S"''s Jews are demanding a
winch shall safeguard the
VI Jews who travel through
- the same as other American
Reports indicate that the
- determined to make no CON
lp.'9' aud for this reason a
''plomat Is wanted. 1t is pos.
i, sAa' William W. ROCKWELL, a
~ Van and former ambassador
una will be appointed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
PRESIDENT IS h|O|NC
THE TRUSTS IN MEXICO
Th;. Is the Charge Made Against
Wilson BY Minister oil
Foreign Affairs
NohenO.
nv the United Press.

Mexico City, Feb. 5.--~While Pres
idant Wilson is ostensibly fighting
the trusts at home he is aiding
Them in Mexico by lifting the en-
hareo on arms. is charged by Min
ister Of Foreign Affairs Moheno TO-
dav soldiers are patrolling the
streets today in anticipation OF an
demonstration ~
students.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
THE DIET VOTES TO
iMpEaCH GOVERNMENT.
By the United Press.

TOXIC tanaH, Feb 5.-The mi
nority parties in tn" imperial diet
today adopted 4 resolution to i'm
peach the government because OF its
naval policy. It is believed the i'm
pcaehma0t will fail because the
s,eyukai party Is supporting the gov
err ment.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
Army Scandal Threatens.

Paris, Feb. 5.--That the French
army is 200 aeroplanes short of the
number authorized by parliament
for 1913 and that the funds which
should have purchased these ma-
chimes were used for different pur-
poses in the army are the gist Ct
charges made here today by large
section of the Paris press,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
ATTEMPTS TO LEAD
4 NEW REVOLUTION
Ry the United Press.

Lima, Peru. Feb. 5.-perfeet
Ferao of Cuzco today attempted tc
lead counter revolt against Colonel
Eenavides. who overthrow Preslden;
p;ll;nphurst Ferao was seized by
his own, thus ending resistance 10
the revolutionists. The country
seems to have accepted the new gov
eminent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
THE RERFl.S SUPPRESS
THREE NEWSPAPERS.
BY the Associated Press

Lima Peru. Feb. 5.-The revolu-
tionary forces which yesterday seiz-
ed control of the government today
suppressed three newspapers favor
able to deposed President Billing
hurst.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
BANK OF GERMANY
REDUCES DiStot\:
By the Associated Press.

Berlin, Germany, Feb. 5.-Tile
discount rate OF the Imperial Raub
Of Germany was reduced from 4 IL
to per cent today
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FATE Of HANDS SCHMIDT
NOW WITH THE JURY
,,ury Retires at 1890 This After
noon After Receiving the
Charge from Justice
Davis,
Ry / he United Press.

New York, Feb. 5.-The jury in
the trial Of Hans schmidt. tathoi-
ic priest. charged with murder, re-
tired at 1880 O'Clock this after
noon. after receiving the charge b.
Justice Davis.
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WILSON AGREE, WITH
thu ftifft IL iDiE&
BY the Associated Press.

Washington. Feb. President
Wilson agreed with the hause and
eebate lenders 1odez that tn rural
credits legislation should be Eaz.1
durinS tic present session oil CON
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
tuICltO2NS WANT WET
MD DRY ELECTION

Chicago, Feb 5.-Notjfe vas
served on the election commits
sioners todaP that petitions for a
wet and dry election in Chicago
ouid be filed later.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-05
Rebels Capture Mazatlan.


Nogles. Ariz., Feb. 5.-Mazatlan,
an important seaport in the state Of
Sinaloa, was captured today by the
rebels. according to advices to the
constitntionalist Junta here.
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FALLS MAYOR
GLiiNl.D by DEATH
By the Associated Press,

Wichita Falls, Tex, Feb. O.
Mayor ]. NJ. Bell. IA schoollnate and
close friend of former Senator JOS
euh w. Bailey. died here last night.
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n. - -
iltket tti.Ce iinl,Acd

'eA'a lax Feb. 5.-The Hous-
7ed Texas Central ticket Office
91fslari2ed early yesterday.
10 an Ms taken No arrests
t AeeH made.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-05-15
THE SLOGAN
What Will Wauseon Watchword Be?
Everybody Has a Chance to Vote
On It-Also an Opportunity To
Win The Five Dollar Prize Offered
By the Wauseon Boosters Club.

The Wauseon Boosters Club has
offered a prize of $500 to the person
submitting the most acceptable slog-
an for Wauseon, the aim of the club,
being to adopt slogan for the town
and endeavor to have it worked out
in some sort of electrical sign that
will be visible by day and by night.
We want watchword to work to and
i've up to and we want the very best
we can possibly get. The committee
having the matter in charge an
nounced in last weeks papers that
the contest was open to everybody;
whether they live in Wauseon or out
of it; the slogan to consist of not
more than five words, to be written
on slip of paper, which shall also
bear the name and address of the
sender, placed in an envelope sealed
and addressed to "Wauseon Slogan"
care of any one of the Wauseon Pa
pers and either mailed or delivered
to Newspaper office addressed.
The time limit set is noon on Mon
day May. 18th. On Monday after
noon the committee will collect the
slogans from the newspapers open
and arrange them and present them
to the Club at their meeting Monday
evening. The Club will decide upon
which slogan is most acceptable to
them and the prize will be awarded
to the person who submits it.
There are still two days in which to
send in. your slogan and compete for
the honor and the prize. Do it now
and do it for the honor of Wauseon!