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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
1t is proposed to substitute therefor
the following:

.seetion l. That Section ? OF
State of Minnesota be amended so
Section 2. II the next and sue
ceeding ,reapportionments of Sem
ate shaH be eomPosed Of * sixty
three (63) members and the House
OF Representatives shall be COM
posed of such number of members
as may be prescribed by law. The
representation in both Houses shall
be apportioned as nearly as practi-
cable. throughout the different sec
the population thereof. exclusive
of Indians not taxable under the
provisions of law. Provided, how
ever, thai a County may be divided
but no County or any Of the parts
thereof shall eve constitute or be
a part Of more thar seven 90 Sem
atorial Districts and not more than
sever 90 Senators shall ever be
apportioned to any one County"
EFFECT: The object of this amend
ment is to limit the State Senate to
stxty-three members and to prevent
any one county having more than
seven senators.
EIGHTH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
The eighth proposed amendment is
contained in Chapter 591 Of the Laws
of Minnesota for the year 1913.
PURPOSE: The rpo of this
amendment il to encourage the plant-
ing, cultivation and protection of use
full forest trees and it is proposed to
add m entirely new section to Article
0 of the Constitution. to be known az
Section LA, ald which shall read an
follows:
Section l: The following amend
stitution of the State of Minnesota,
is hereby proposed to the people Of
the State of Minnesota,. for their
approval or rejection, which amend
ment. when adopted, shall be Know
as Section la of said Article Nine
CO., that is to say:
section la. For the purpose
of encouraging the planting. cult
walton and protection of useful for
est trees in this state. laws may be
enacted providing for the payment
by the State of an annual bounty
of not more than Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents (s2.50) Per acre, for a
term, in each case Of not more than
Ten (l0l years, and not exceeding
Ten G0l acres, to an one person
who shall plant. cultivate and pro-
tect useful forest trees upon his
own land"
EFFECT: This amendment, If adopt
laws providing for the payment by the
State of n limited bounty for a limited
term. to persons who shall plant, cul-
tivate and protect useful forest trees
upon their own land.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
NINTH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.

The ninth proposed amendment 10
contained in Chapter 5e2 Of the Laws of
Minnesota for the year 1913.
PURP01Es n this ameadnent 1T -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

The provisions of this section
may be enforced by appropriate
legislation. but until such legisla-
ton has been enacted. this section
shall be Self-eXecuting."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

EFFECT: present Constitution
the Investment Of the pee
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
TENTH PROPOSED AMENDMENT.

The tenth proposed amendment is
contained in Chapter 593 Of the Laws OF
Minnesota for the year 1913.
by this amendment 1t is proposed to
add to Article : of the Constitution IN
entirely new section, providing for u
recall, which shall read as foIIows:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

The style of all legislative meas
ures and amendments to the constl-
tuition initiated by the people under
this section shall be: Be it en-.
acted by the people of the State OF
Minnesota
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
CHUDY ADMITS
COUNTERFElTINC
Man Tipped Or To Officers BY
Wife Says Her Story
Is True

Charles Chudy, arrested on the
strength Of statement by his wife to
an oficer in the domestic relations
court. admitted to District Attorney
Webster Saturday morning that he
had attempted to make spurious silver
dollars and fve-doilar gold pieces In
the kitchen OF his home. He said that
Frank X. Rokosczy, Of Hamtramck.
showed him how TO mould the cOun-
terfeit money.
Chudy frankly told the district at
t0rney that he had poor success In
attempting to make silver dollars out
of lead and aluminium. and gold pieces
out Of an alloy of brass and copper.
He spent several days, he said, trying
10 turn ont . coin that somewhat re-
sembled the real article. He did sue
ceed In passing one or two coins. but
they we're very poor counterfeits.
When Chudy's wife left him last
Saturday night he feared that she
would tell the police about his opera
tons. and he destroyed his moulds.
Chudy told the district attorney that
Rokoscsy had . complete OUTFIT OF
counterfeiters' tools hidden somewhere
in Hamtramck, and o6icers were Inn.
mediately sent out to search Roko-
sczy's home and arrest the man. War
rants hare not been sworn out for
Chudy or Rokosc2y. Chudy and his
wife are being held pending the inves-
tigAtion.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
LAWSON AND HIS CROWD
ARE TRYING TO CONTROL
DEMOCRATS NOMINATIONS


af 4"
How are you going to nominate with
out a primary? BY petition. without
limitation of the number Of candf.
dates? Then who is to be elected t?
The one receiving the highest num-
Der OF votes. no matter whether there
are so candidatee? don't thing the
scheme would work. Will you take
the preferential ballot? Where will
you hnd any authority given the city
for adopting the preferential ballot!
I can't md It," N
Specific AUTHORITY is necessaryy''
he was asked. n.
"Oh. absofuteiy." he replied.
Justice Jeffries says that Mr.. Law.
sons Interpretation of the law IL
merely another attempt to thwart the
popular will. He insists that the
James bill was introduced to clint.
nate obvious defects In the former pri.
mary law, BY which the right Of the
people to choose their candidates was
denied, and that Mr.. IAwson's aim IL
to nullify. now. the James act. Mr..
Lawson denies Il hatly.
IT am In favor Of non. partisan eiec.
tions. and the city IL going to have
them," he insists.
Two other amendments were sub.
mitted BY the corporation counsel 70
the committee, Friday afternoon. One
provides for subdividing the Seven
teenth ward into three. and the Eigh.
teenth into two wards, making 81
wards In the city. The other amend.
ment provides for the establishment
OF . recreation commission comoosed
Of two members appointed BY the
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
SAYS DEWEY OFFERED
TO FIGHT GERMANY

BERLIN, Feb. 2S.--Admiral von
Diederichs replies In print today to
the statement made by Admiral Dew
ey regarding the exciting incidents
between the American and German
naval commanders In Manila bay dur
ing the Spanish-American war.
Won Diederichs says:
admiral Dewey graduAlly talked
himself into passion. He said:
why, shall stop every vessel. what
ever may be her colors. And II she
does not stop, shall IRE at her.
And that means war. do you know,
sir? When the phrase. III Germany
wants war; etc, occurred again,
took my leave
Il was under the impression that
this In itself trivial incident put q
match to nSSs Of explosives which
had long been accommodating n Ad-
mirzl Dewsy's mind from suspicion,
-urnor and Newspaper reports"
The remainder Of Admiral Won
Die6esieh's statement 10 virtually q
repetition IN expanded form OF the
interview he gave out q few days ago.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
RICH men CROWD
TO TELL WEALTH
Only One Day Left To File In.
come Tax Statements and
Avoid Penalty

The ONCE OF the internal revenue
collector was crowded Saturday morn
Ing with men rich enough to be com
PEELED to sign an income tax state
ment. Oddly enough. the ceremony
was not delightful one for majority
Of the callers. and they scowled II
the clerks ~ II these government EN-
ployes were to blame for Uncle sam .
doings.
Monday OF next week u the last day
for nling statements After that date
there 10 . penalty attached. unless .
30-day extension IL secured from the
collector Of internal revenue. 1t ID
expected that the largest number OF
statements will be filed ON the last
day.
Up to Friday night. the statements
filed showed q total OF 100000 on
which the government will collect an
income tax OF 100000. This does not
include the surtax TO be assessed
against lucky individuals having In
comes In excess Of $4,000 q year.
They will have to pay an additional
tax Of one per cant. The surtax. II II
estimated. will amount to about $zO,-
900. Collector Mcleod fled his own
statement Saturday morning. He be-
moaned the fact that the figures were
not larger In amount. The collectors
said he expected . number 0fsthe most
prominent local capitalists to call
either Saturday afternoon or Monday.
The once will be open Monday from
8 q. m. to 8 p. m. to accompodate the
financial stragglers.
About 400 people have been granted
extensions Of time because they are
away from the city. Former Control
ler Heineman has written from Wady
Halfa. Egypt. asking for an extension.
About 400 nled declarations Friday.
making q total Of nearly 5000 who
have filed. 80 far. Chief Deputy Col
lector Little estimated last fall that
there we're approximately 5000 In this
district who were eligible to pay the
tar.
The law provides that the collector
shall notify victims OF the tax Of their
assessments before June 1. and that
the tax be paid before June 80.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
NEW YORK PRODUCr.

NEW YORK. Feb. :S---Flouf: In
sasS;sSc .,s "a = Lard; a. d Ea.y: Middle west
esnirifugal. % test $3.50; muscevado.
..s:; sranqisted. san rs. 'cosf.s: sS Rio
city. ssc; DS, soan,ss. r sesSc: C~ .Sscisi S':a;
rs Hay; S;sndy: prime. sl;osH0
brs..sS rps No. ,os,,,,y =; S9ssc clover so@ssc
q CSC; chickens. iI@ssc:. fowis lao
Isc; ducks, Is@lsc. r.ive poultry:
Dull; geese. lac; ducks. 1Sc: fowls. lSc:
turkeys. 1sc: roosters. 12Ac: chickens.
lsc. Cheese: Firmer: state milk.
common to special. 1th0lsxc: skins,
common to- special. s61Nc; full
skins. h0sc.
Butter. FLrmsl: rseeipts. t.lSs:
tubs. 2oMsic: limitations rrsamery hrsts.
;2ssSsss,asxc Egss; Firm; rsccipss
sSfS02fhc
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

There was nothing new to be sai<
as TO the market this morning. But
ter 10 firm both east and west. and
any change at all ~ Elgin on Monday
viii probably be an advance The sgu
market IL holding up well. but the
season OF production II at hand and
prices must be got down to u basis
where storage buyers viii take hold.
Poultry In hrm on light receipts ~
are dressed calves and hogs.
Appies-No. 1. Ss0s: No. Q, 34Qt.5e
per 6bl; western box apples. ss.ss0s7s
sasS sas-oood shipping stock. ei.se
S~sas-Drisd Limas. 707nc per ID.
S:;..9 c.s;ssnIs Rsr ,ssrsssSAso per
c::ss.s.WWYSs0Y.s.:s's. P:sr, P:r,cssi ssi. Michigan
Mmsurssr, ix6iSc: domestic swisa
iis:Sss i:s. s:s s.rfYss 4 i'si'ss: daisies. iss
s6s%c Dcs:sPss-Sahb pss ib: b1sm.dsry. siso csn
ns,;. 6r:::eS H;Ss-Lish'. 'i@lse; heavy
soSnsa. S:ss:sa ,isss Ss,s:' is. Fancy l's'ss.'
fornia 3sc ID.
E,.as. H.sSis:-il0ahc ID: .n,.,.
:2Isos per crate, SOC Rss basket asv Gu:
lettuce. hothouse.. il@l.c: bsets $40
'os. S sss eI Go!sS. !ss:':. sssss per Der dos s
Hubbard squash. Sc per lb.: radishes.
sSYsSs per do..; head lettuce. Florida.
'-;ss Gssvs Ers;s--,4oAse per do.
C3Pane~-MalaGa "A. eI09 per bbl.
Aoncy-- Fancy white. new. IL % lec:
amber. lo@ lie ib.: extracted. 70Sc ID.
foiowInE prsss. ioe S.i.d bay IN ess
SlS6ls.S0; standard. el40lA,so; No: :
INK. i4ds missa N n:sa a.. Cslsx
$50 $40: wheat ana oAt straw. $40
s.:c.rs S.s,--.a;soSi.!s per BY. !,
green hides. Ifhc: No. ! cured bulls,
cured veal Kip. tic; No. green veal
ip Pr..s ss MS ea1sS ss NU csl.S ss es
aSo ;sf M no. e1.s s.1t so ssse No no. ,os aHsss
Sc; No. 2, &C; No, hides. ic OF; No:
70 Han a1sSst anS s . ~ooi. sSe9js'ss.' =
Lseons.Messinaa. ss7S0S; Califor-
MIA. S40lSo per boa.
os:::...iiforPnis o.::~.liiafs Pss nsx.,.. nav ,,soos;
raoridss Sa.260stO per Dox.
Oais.s-YsIiow. Ss.5s0s.so per sack;
Spanish. %l.75 per crate
: 'Petatees-Car lots. track Detroit. in
sacks, S30 0s6c: IN bulk. $4,000 bu;
New ,Bermudas, $3.50 bu. ~ bbl.
springs. ali stags out. I'm 01yc: geese.
lb0lSc; ducks. t70lec; turkeys. $50
lSc lb Dressed hens. n u @lsc: springs,
1e01shc; geese. I6017c: ducks. $50
PineaSDiee---9350@4 per crate.
Rahbtts--S9? ?6@7.b6 per dog.
StrawbeRr1es--40c per quart.
el.e69 1.3S per bu.
Taltew-No. 4. &c: No. :. SMc ib.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
TS a,sd FINANCE
|S1S
MARKET


So14 ~ ne New York
oQ)ao 49, Co.
" ~ ~. Ss.-The gradual
M - t xoeovsry. which began
W ~ eft1sneoa and has not
1 tInorspptsd. continued on
sac Geo1Annse to1ay. The gains
81 " vero coly fractional but
@Ht prices Of active shares
1S1o a. thereabOuts above the
u ~ 11uros. and there was no
nI "A part. todays strength
tr1Hute6 70 the distinctly more
~ Vlow OF its own a6airA
~ weekend by financial
n3 = part to the failure OF the
VI 1gienn incident to become
M r DoYt to the growing be-
0k Whlle underlying conditions
I'm ~ money market have
III 11k thoy gained IN January.
n Hxjy ~ the other and unfavs
# Hn oAtioos which arose IN
tAvo spent their force.
M - fnvesting public's Cen.
~ n rejected BY the total
~ hoads on the stock ex.
y entA which foot up
x kS ~ per cent more thal
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Feb. ss-close: Every.
thing was quiet In the wheat market
ON saturday and price changes were
,,..-r~....s ~. a,a .oe --...c, -
~ ~ sssS' -
much. Llvespool had little evening
up at the end Of the week and made
.u~h, x.fr
IN. Sorei@n markats su1sred = nj.
tle hecausr ~. nrofit "a M. .owinr To
txs nns vintSr whsst prosDect in this
Zvnsrw snS SenrtSh sdxicss from Rus-
/ssS IA sor n,sr ~ mi tnsrs ws.
s.nu~s h,.ISSSS ~ - rssverss cine.
sn~ asc,i~~ IN nrsr ~ n wtnni-
ths wssk hcinsd 10 hoid the market
stSndvs EnGIish miiiers havo. been ac-
tivS Suyers ~ whSsf FOR s~vsrri dsys
~ wMksninr feSture abroa6 - the
- SSsf ssn.sis 49, SrSsf Anai az
Whsaf ~ sSl and navtxaf afion viii soon
~ cnx~ n~rmisSinS iiSSrai .sSinmsr,f
The isf5Ssns nnsEss ,,is;nr asesnss1
Ana sni~rSid Sinser whs@t crou rron,- :
is~s fhe .cror - - ySt resolved no
incrsSSed : aerSs~e.. ~ prsssnt pros
ssSct ~ s~or: ~ SSSvv rroSncfion. Iilis
IA ninwSsnniis ~ SoinS lot 81
Arm. ~ Heceipss h src snail at & s,i points
srcSntinr Iinneanolis and thee are
sxnscf~6 10 sh0W q charp dccrease in
: Short time- IL n agroHd fhSt spefn9
whS~t viii be scarce beforo another
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
,lOnnlN0 PRICEa.

Cannea Ccoes-Appiss. gals, ~; 250
sS s:si o.sis siSss corn Fan Es1ss sse M.ln.
SIsS. Pess: F:Sey. early June. si.so:
ssandard. 81 baked. So@7oc; s:lmSn; asS: (;
rods. ii.to: Alaska pinks. si.is. TOmH-
june june, ;i.sG: sisssa .sriy June. ne Wv
E.ss - JesSinns prices IL 40, 1:e.iA
127.te; ans middlinEs. Sss; coarse corn
tsssrHjoSeins pricss: Best MichI-
gaa patent, $3.50; secono patsut 9si
strai1ht, .lt:7s; pure rye. $40: sPrinh
ps S:s1ws.s-Naiis. @ ii.Ss case; snnssi.
"a wire. 11.so case: painted barbsd
wire. 2 point. $40: galvani,sd sheets.
::;ns,s :ss Sit ssSs:.S ss:s, !.st Per dos 'dos.
49,; 81 sspss. sissi ;; gauge. sslS:
M usa .sna per- esns a LIST: Sc'i I:rss
sse sse cen. cen Oh ilss: large. 100 70. %iS % and )
..!s:xi.ss.c-Msss pork; as.; z family.
is - r. Hc; hrisksts. IAN 41tc; picnic
is5d ,sM IN M sisfSss I'm xest's rendered
Sc.ass-correctsd daily by w. H.
UdFar 9 Sons: Crystal dominoss. 1-lb..
DO ss'cis is. sS; 5sS; saSa: sye: tAs';s;: s4ss:
xxx powdered. .S!ss; standard pow
SS.So; sranulsted. fns, In bulk, sac:
Granulated. 25-lb. cottons. SAB: cry.
stall domino. gran. 10. ana S-lb. car
sSns .ran e HS ssss: ::..: SiamoSa sS%'nc <
4!te: sonfectto9ers a. s.ssi Nc: :.
44.1S; No. .. $40; No. 2t.eS: No. io.
2:ss H. ss ssss No mo- ~ Is s'sS ;s.s Ho NON NJ
caking mixture, @6.7s: ,beef granulated,
$50 per 400 lbs: household powd., Ie,
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

Wien . wagon containing james
Rine. OF No. 249 Congress-st. east,
and his two young sons, was struck
by q street car q. Lafayette-ave. east
and DuboiS-st., Saturday noon, both
boys we're thrown TO the pavement,
and were unconscious when picked
up. They were revived in st. Mary's
hospital. and left the institution soon
afterward.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
GETS INSURANCE
FROM WIFE HE SLEW

TRENTON. N. j.. Feb. 2s.--Await.
ing electrocuti0n In the death house
at state prison here. Angelo .Cerillo.
wife slayer. was today awarded the
$500 insurance ON the murdered wo-
mans life. the state supreme court
afhrming the decision Of the 6rst
judicial district court Of Essex county
from which the insurance company
had appealed.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
FOUR CONvICTS LASHED
IN NEW JERSEY

WILMINGTON. DEL. Feb. 23.-Four
white men were lashed with the cot
o-nine tails at the workhouse today.
All were convicted Of larceny. The
men who received ten lashes each
we're william Marvil. Howard I'd
wards. John Fisher and John Bankow-
ski. They will also serve four months
each.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
LIVESTOCK


Dwnninw 4 stevens' Live steek Report.
EAST BUFFALO,. N. r., Feb. 20.
ast,s =. ,;ov R;ss:Pt s..P ssS iSs tS bead 4soiS if
steers. native. ss.vs0sas; best 1900
$40. best LOO to i.2oo-lb. steers. ma
a.;ss.s We've :s.s.: s..is 1ss ss ass
-ysssilnSs, baby -hesf- f--la-2Gd6E60: med.
steers, ,i.sso TO l.Ato lbs, ss.3see;so:
Ss.so Si Ss.ss: choice handy steers. 500
steers: !; 900 to to 100 q (! is.:, 'S;sSe.;ss:
tsrs. Gss0S.7s: triminsrs. ixoi.Ss;
very common old rins. ;30s.So; best
heifers. .{73s@7.es: medium butcher
s:s:s :ss ss :sosx S.;sos. ss.'1ss
fsis Hss' to 'IS Seed DO. SesS s.: ssns9 ssscs
steers. St.stOf: .sSst steek stssrs, 1875
w. :rss: sos sosa ss:ls s':S1 II asS 30. 30.
moi. ".S$ e ssS -! s:.,:! :si:s. ]: ~ :sa
es:;; ess:; '5::sS; sc::ns. ~ s.Ss S..l: M. rs..
iowss; hs9.y a.; s,Szc:s cS hsI sc;s 20, e.
siS Sss: a%sS ~ssSers ssssS1ss: .".s. $50 $50
'uS1CS S srocs< YARDS.
UNION SToCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
end ss,sssrs. 81. ..c\ 81: Sssd h:ssy.
iss S:Sch ,,s: ssAsy :s.s.oc '.Scse as
tie: RscsiSS. Set kcsS; s.Srks:. steady:
hesvss. yff50s.7S: COWS and heifers,
S3.65 @s.s6: etocxsrs and feeders. $3.50
as; Texans. ofGAio; calves. S7@
el0.7s. sheep: Receipts. 1000 head:
@e45; western. N.e6 $50: lam bs.
Ss.ss as; western. ee.SSms.1o.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 2s--Hogs:
Receipts. 1000 Head: market, 36c lower:
mixed. yorEers and pigs. 50: heavfes.
$3.50. Cattle: Receipts. 3 cars: market.
steady. Sheep and lambs: Receipts. q
years: $50 top. Calves: Receipts, 100
head: e12 top.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

Connecting r r. Co: Netiee q SceeSy
ssossAoiSsrs css s"S cf the bsirsy
Railroad Co. for the eleotle0 of 01PeeS.
ors and the transaetion. q ouoA othsf
business A. may come 9eforo The en.
Of the company IN the CITY of Detroit
Michigan, or Wednoo0ays Aeroh 18th,
1914. et ] p. m By order of the 6Sxsei.
Sanders. Secrotsry.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

$2.60o. 900. who want pay for materials
supplied. On another side are the
roads employees, demanding Increases
In wages. On the third side h the
public OF the districts served by the
road. who are demanding more service
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

The following nrms are privileged to
execute orders on the Exchange: Car
W. Noble & Co. w. r. Moss Z Co.
Lewis q. 0ortou. w. E. Reilly = Co.
Geo. n. West = Co.. H. 8. warren =
Co.. VIM: II Rose = Co.: y. II. Clarke
Co. WIN. A NoAr = Co
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

Not 40 aiskv

He had risked his life to rescue the
fair maid from . watery grave. and.
OF course. her father Was duly CRATE
ful.
Young man." he said. 81 can never
thank you sufficiently for your heroic
act. You incurred an awful risk In
saving my only daughter
None whatever. SIR" replied the
amateur life-savsr. Il am already
married"
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
Durr4R AND Eoos.

Duttes-CrsamsSy, extras. soc; hrsts.
3Sc: dairy. 31c: packing stock. itc per
u. *
Eews-Firsts, eases included. isho
per dos Receipts, sSt cases.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
cHlcAGO GRAlH.

CHICAGO. Feb. 80 p n n g
Wheat: May steady: July steady. Corn:
May steady: July down &c. Oats: Nay
steady, July not quoted. Provisions:
Ciose--wheat: May down Kc: July
down hc. Corn: May up &c: July
Nc. Oats: May steady: July steady.
Provisions: Easier.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

BERLIN-Ths German crown prince
took tea with the Duke Of Croy ana
the duchess. who was Nancy Lsdsh-
man, leading society 10 think he would
work for the recognition Of the duoh
ess at the imperial court.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

NEW YORK-0regor Skoinik, Chi.
cage musician, and his wife. were Dc.
nied divorce. Frank perjury on both
sides." aid Justice Blanchard.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
{ wheat and f,eus sAturaay.

E46.VVV Du.
Wheat receipts Saturday: sDuluth. ~
cars, against 80 cars q year aGo: Mn
pespoiis. :94 cars. asainet 2eo ears:
Chicago, s3 cars, against 3S; touth-
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bu, against $4,000 bu year ago.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

NEW YORK-Hedged In By Axsd
bayonets Martin Hirsch and two
friends we're escorted through crowd.
ed Brooklyn streets 70 police station
after they broke In the door of a
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROvIsIONA
CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.--Steadlness AZ
Liverpool today caused wheat futures
in the local pit to hold fairly Arm on
last nights closing prices. but the
feeling was . tribe easier on account
Of the ltvht demand.
Corn vas hslped BY q firm tone at
Liverpool ana II the early trading
even shading . fraction. higher. Trad
ers ewre only moderately active.
Oats trade was very quiet with pricAs
movinE with those In the, other. pits
MAJ futuros gained fraction on the
upward movement In corn.
a heavy run Of hogs caused an east or
provision market today.
T0LEpO GRAIN AND pnOpuCC.
TOLEDO Feb. SS-Wkest: cssh.
"a. cSs,s ~ sM.y M s,sst; a.: yS,y: y. s,Ee. Corn:
Cash. 80; May. lsxc; uJiy. S$Ec. rye:
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The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

Il acknowledge but one superior" !"
he said. and that Ii Gen. Carranxa.
have been advised that he II on the
way to Juarex from the west and have
ordered the best house procurable pre-
pared for his accommodation, while
be maintains his capital In the border
city"
A trainload OF constitutiouAlista sol
ciers left here for Escalon today. An.
other train will, start tomorrow or
Monday.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

LONG BEACH. l. LA mother and
child were washed up on. the beach
here. cut open and packed IN ~.
They are worth $4,000. They were
whales.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-28

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-25
WIT MISSES IN LIQUOR CASE
 JOIN ACCUSED

Mrs Julia. Bosco was fined $1oe and costs in city court today on a charge that she sold liquor illegally; in her coffee house at Howard avenue and Cherry street. Koch Les, alias Joseph Rezsnya, who was called as witness for the woman, said he own ed some of the liquor and was fined SIS for having it in his possession Michael Kiss. found in the place, at tracted the attention of Judge Wilder to such an extent that he is held in bonds of $1,o00 for alleged perjury Kiss denied that he drank in the place. The woman was represented by Atto1-- ney A S. Geduldig. The raid was made by Captain Redgate and Ser geant McGirr
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-25
Roll of Money Found
 By Worker May Have
 Ghostly Antecedent

A workman employed in wrecking the building formerly occupied by the Coles Par1or Opera House found a hoard of old greenbacks hidden in 8 secret aperture of the walls. DiIigent search is now being made for more of the hidden treasure.
 Work done under foreman C. H. Marberg, of the Connecticut wreck ing company sent Anthony T. Brady to a wall of the second floor. As he was prying a section of bricks loose he was surprised to note a small poe ket behind the wall paper in which a package of neatly folded bills re- posed. Examination showed eight SIC bills and one $5 bill all antedating the presidency of Garfield. He was about to place them in his pocket when Marberg demanded them for the Connecticut Wrecking Co. Brady demurred and placing them upon his person left the premises. Though SIP salary is due him at thee ompany's office he has not returned. Work men who have heard of the find clamor to work on the demolition of the building as it is believed some I31iser hoarded much gold there.
 An old timer suggests as possible explanation that the ghosts. Charley Coles used to show may have usaG the place as a honey hole.