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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08
Mmstpdrtise Nadrtte.
n { tp Oorf. 7. 9lua

~ ~ - N~S'
Wlebl. = Wartt feiter. Sprins go.
4.85 = $40; Winter Straigbts
$410-4.25; Wintsr paients $4.35
-4.60; Spring CLEARS $4.25-4.5O;
grtra glo. / @inter $3.7O-3.85;
Grtra SO. 2 Winter $3.6O-3.7O.
Rossenmebl. -Martt iet. Jair Bis
gutss $3.90-4.l0; auserlsienes biz
fancb $4.10-4.35.
ytaismebl. .-Wurtt feit.
Rogssn. -Wartt fsIt. 30. 2 ipeits
Iiher 1896 nomiHel c. I. I. Retp Yort.
9.rits. = Martt rubig.
Deisen.-Wartt unseresslt. Rsusr
30. 2 rotbsr 94tc unb go. 2 barter
95t i'm gIepaior; go. l 0ortbern 8us
iutb $1.12a uno No. l Rorthern
Munitoba $1.20 c. /. I. Buffalo.
Wsli9tprn.-W Wurtt feif. Ro. 2 gel
bss Gle {. i. T. Bel qntunft; ursutinis
it,s s7-90c, js na6 QualitGt.
5aisr.-Wartt letter. Stanbaro
ipeiber 46a-47t, yio. 8 46-47c.
fnncp ssbiititsr peiBsr 47-49c.
Ssu.-Ulurit TART.
Sopfen.-Mur.t rubig.
5Guie.-Martt itetis.
9eber.-Wartt feit.
port.-Wartt letter. MsB $24.75
25.25; JamiIp S24.50-26.50;
Gbort Clear $21.5O-22.5o.
geef.-Wartt npmineu.
Sdmal5. 5.-Martt fart. Mibbie
Meit $9.80-9.90.
5alg.-Martt flau.
Wolle.-War;t itetig.
6ars.-Martt rubis.
Ierpsutin nOminea gu 469c.
3uder. - Robsr feit. WoIaHes 81
61-3.87c; Centrifugal 4.26-4.52c.
Raffinirter 1T ieit unb soc bDher.
Gut 9oaf $500; gruibsb $500;
Mpulo u 5.45c; CUBES 5.25c;
XXXX pDipbsr.b 5.15c; popberen
5.1oc; Zine Grauuiateb Sc; Diamonn
u sc; GonfcctipHer's u 4.9oc; Ho. ]
4.80c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-08
OlamiDns geridt iiber ieine
trasiide shbpularerpeoitiOu

Sir Douglas Waipfpn, Der Si6rer
Der uuftraliI6en Siibpolar : @rpeoiz
tion BEL Der betanntlih 5ipei ieiner Sc
fdbrten ben Sob fanben unb er IeIbit
nur unter ben fur6tbariten 9efdbren
nie bul6 elm WunDer benz ii9eren
SoOe sntgins, ,osr0ffentIiat inn rStruno
4Rcga5ine" ben eriten ausfiibrli4en
gsri6t i6er feline Gntoedunssn unb
@6snteuer. 2s Sabre hat bic grpebiz
tim in ben Gisgebieten fiibli6 DON
NuitraIisn gearbeitet unb 9eosutsndes
fir bic @ifIsni91ft geleiftet. 4m 2.
DECEMBER 1911 perlieb bas grpebi=
t.unsfbiff .@urora" .oo5art uno
Il G6Ite als erites 3iel Der Geiie bic
Racquarie SrIel, mo- eine Station
fir brabtlcie sslegrapbie eiHssri9tet
nurbe. Bon sort ous fuGr man ipeis
ter Dur6 bas Yadei5, unb am 6. Sus
nuar 1912 entbcdte Wutoion Elm nsues
Ganb, benz er ben Namen 4oslies2anb
gob. 9n einem feliigsn pIntt, Der
Sap Deniion setauft rYu-be, bliebsn
18 Mtitgliebsr Der Expedition in ben
Wintsrauartieren 5uriid, tpdbrsnb Elm
tlcinsrer Sbeil Der Expedition nit benz
Sdtff fpeiter na9 Weiten fubr uno
aud BORT un6etannte Gebiete duffdnp.
@on b:r Sauptquartier aus tpurben
Grpebitionen unternDmmen, bic iid BEL
elner &dlte bon SO Grab @eliius
uno filrdtbarem Wino iebr idpierig
seitaIteten. Der Sdnee, nit grober
Sdnelligteit ins 8eii6t getrie6en uno
BON ben Qusoiinitungen Der Saut er.
pdrmt, biloete raid cine Gismaste
iiber benz @sii6t. 0ieIe GismaFe, bic
iid on Bart unb lugsn6rausn untIebs
te uno felt iiber bas 5leii6 legte, mar
baour6 ODn guBen, OaB iie geeen ben
eiiigeH Win0 i9iiste. Sic muBte bGuz
zig 3er6roGen lperoen. banit man nif)t
eritidte, uno ous 6Ohit iprofdltig ppuz
5ogene Nbnebmen Der &rufte mar eine
ebenIo miibfome ipie f4mer3poqe 2lrs
belt, ba man1mal Stiide Der 0aut nit
dbgeriiien tpur0sn." Ginsn rpmantis
iden llnteri6lupf bate bic Expedition
in elmer groben .SDbIe gefunDen, bic in
elmer Sobe BON 1900 SUB aus BEN
blauen Sis berausge6uuen tpurbe. sic
madte nit ibrer @rdbesitille unb benz
ge6eimniBnollen Shiinmsr Ser Qifter
ourin einen 10 5auberiIdhen @inorut,
oab lie ben Ndmen rQlabbins 506le"
erbieIt, 9ur9 Elm I9moIes God er.
folgte bic 2uitaufu6r, unb ais oieie
zines Sages feblte, tpdreu I'm elm Saar
orei Ser ReiIenoen in Der 6Dble err
itidt. Srob oes ungep0buli1 it5lehz |
ten 0etters gelone es, in flint pers
Ihiebenen Grpeoitipnen sinen groben !
5bsil bes neusn 2anbes 3u erfprI6en
Ei,b gep9rapbiiG duf5uusbmen. 9(m
tragii6iteu perlief bon biefen Retfsn
bic, bic WutpIOn ielbit nit Dem 9euts
nant gfinnis unb oem Or. MerB, Der |
auf ben lIniperiitGteu 2eipsia unb |
Bern feline StuOien gemaft batte, uns
tsrnu6m. Wtit II 6unoeu urb elmer
2o0ung pon 100 gfuuo brdden iis
auf, um bos 6o6Ganb oes neuen Sc
bietes gu untsriu6en uno bic 8iiiten.
Iinis auf cine sroBe gntfernung mad
Often bin feit5uitelen. gea9 itartem |
S6neefall unb Dtnb frat an II. Nos
bember 1912, cine Wofe ua9 ibrer
4breiie aus benz Sauptquartier, |
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Gbieaso, Sns., 7. Dug

Gbicago, Sas., 7. Ius.
0ei5en.-5ar Geptsmbsr 500 -
93ae, am etIub 92ae; fir Ossem6er
95-98ac. an S4luB 97sc.
WsIi6tDrn. - Sir September TAG
-75Je, am S9lub 75gc; fir DeSsm.
Der 671-69tc, am Stlub 6Sao.
6afer. - 5ir September 375 =
1896, am sdIub 394e; fir 0ssember
41t-425e. am S9lub 42sc.
Rosgsn.-Ro. 2 71-72c.
Gerite 51-60e.
9imotbp nominen.
aleeiaabsn uomtnea.
port nominea. - sSiir September
$22.25-22.67. an S6Iub $22.55.
S6maIS $9.5o-9.55.-5iir Sep
tember $9.47-9.65. am SdluB $9.s
60; fir Gttober $9.65-9.82, am
S6lub $9.77.
giippsnieitsn $11.37-1275. Gir
S.piember $12.62-12.70, amS9lub
$12.67; fir Ottober $12.50-12.65.
am Gdlub $3.50.
Butter. prsiie niebrieer. Greamee
riss 22-28c.
gier.-War.t ungereselt. Srbinlre
iirits 1876, ftriis 20-21e.
aartoffelH. - Wartt unseregeIt.
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ananas.ooplOri0a $a.oo-s.5o
pfirfide. - Georgia $1.50-
LIS. alabama gl6erta $1.75-2.00
per gu. sSnbtana s1O0-1.25 per
8u.
girnen. - ginbeimil6e 50c-
$1.25 per 8u. Ben $1.50-2.00 per
gbl.
pfIaumem.-Wilb @oofe $1.0O
-1.25 per gu.
2ndermeloneM Snbiana
35-50c per aorb unb $1.50-1.75
per Stanbarb Crate.
Waffermelonen tperben 3u
5000 Ns- 100 Gtid ssrfauft.
aartoffeln. ginheimii9e
30. l $2.50-2.75. 30. 2 $3.50
1.75 per gbl.
araut.-Wartt rubia. gin6eis
mifde $1.50-1.75 per gbl.
3biebeIn.-GinbeimiIhe reibe
$5.00-5.50, selbe $5.00-5.50 Der
8bl. unb $1.50-1.75 per gu. Wsibe
$I65-1.75 per 9u.
. gsumentobl. - $1.50-1.75
Der Dbl.
Crime gobnem - ginkimi,
ihe $300-3.25 per 2 gu. Snd.
erbfen. - Seitli6e 5oe-S1.25
per gu.
Gurten. = sinheimiIht 35-
40c per Dubsnb. Seitlide 50-75c
per 6ampsr.
Somatoes. Ginbsimiife $500
-2.50 per 9u.
aarotten. 15-20e per
Dubenb 8iinbsl.
Rotbe Riiben. ginbsimiias
20-25s per 9ubenb Biinbel.
Spinat. - Ginbeiniider 90
75e Der gbI.
2anbprobufte.
Sen. - Rp. l 5imotbD $1,000
-21.50. Sianbarb 9imOtbp $19-
20.50. ylo. 2 aimoibp $18.0O-19.50,
H0. 9 bo. $16.00-17.50. &les: SO. /
aemii6isr $500 - 1900, Ro. 2
S16.00-170O. go. 1 &lss $500
1880, Ro. 2 S16.00-16.50 per SoH.
ne. gIfalfa $12.00-19.00 per 9onne.
WubIenfutter IN ftetis. aIei.
21.50-22.50, Wibblina oro6e $780,
50-27.0O, bo. fein.s $27.0O-27.50,
semiidt.s Juitsr $22.50-23.5O.
SGmereien. Wartt fteiia.
&ls.iaam.n S7.00-8.25 auf bem Ges
leiIe unb $8.00-9.75 per gu. bonn
Store. simotbp $2.25-2.6O auf bem
geIeiIs unb S2.75-310 per 8u. bonn
Gtore. @utpsis.n $1.30, Sfa9s.
iam.n s1.40 per Bu. BON Store.
9erf1iebenes.
Osle.-Warft it.tig. aein5l 10.
6es 64c per GdlIons in Dartien Don
s g6l. 9efohtes II mebr. Ro. l
9arbSf 60e; Cotton Sesb Del raffis
nirtes 58c per 8allon.. Serpsntin 54e
per Gallons in parti.n Don Is
Barrels. Petroleum, Obio Carbon
12O GRAB 9ae. DO. l60 Grab lOae,
5edbliabt 175 Grab 12c. groDn
gaiolin zoe. Rapbia Ice per GaIons
in partisn bon Is BbIs.
Sala.-Nr Wartt in rubig. Sbio
Ripsr S1.20. Wihisan unb 4iron
$1.14 per Bbl. BON 2s0 pfunb.
9als itetig. = prina gitp ca
SIC, bo. GouHiss 5a-6c per pfunb.
obIcn.-Rartt ruhis. Youab'
tio1bsnp S3.50-3.75. gsub unb Glad
1925. aanaipba Gtidtobl.n $3.50
3.75. Tub unb Slad SIPS - 2.35
per 3oHne abseIi.fert. Rauhlpfe
Stiihioblen s4.75c, antbrdcite $7.75
per SOHn. abgslisfert. COT. ioitst
$6.00-6.50 Der Sprne oboeItefert.
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3uder. preiIs f.ii. giaffinirier Gut
Qoaf 6.35e; pofpbsreo 5.55c; CUBES
5.70e; sranuIirter 5.45e; Gonfsetios
ners pr 5.35e; Off ~ 5.1oc; ipsis
Ger EXTRA ~G' 4.90e; EXTRA g" 4.70e.
W olaffes IN fietis.--Rsn Or
leans Open aettIe 2S--45c. gentrsfu.
gal 1S-20c per GalIons.
Reis. - Gouiiiana. Tancp 6eab
61-7e. prima 5i-6te. orbindrer At
--5e. ssapan 4a-4ft per qDfunb.
Datrp p.sbusts
9utttr. - Marit rubia. g}rsiie
itstis. WboIsmiIi GItra 32c. gsns
tralissb Grtra 29ac, GsrtraIissb firits
28-27e. DO. Gsconbs 21a-22he,
5aHeD DARN 20ac, padins StOd
19c per pfunb.
Hdfs. - Wdrii Hsiis. Sbip 15te,
Rprbpcitlidsr 15a--16e, Netp DOrt
l6ae. S6peissr 2oc, bo. Bird 14se,
2imburser 13he per pfunS.
Gter. - Marft fsiter. - grima
ItlIuF 9uVHtte'tt Glls fWHp lOI,
orbindre firits 14e, isconbs 12c per
Sutenb.
GefIiseI.-3ufubr eroB. Wlarit
ipilIts. - Gpringcrs bon Ii pfunb
unb bariiber 19c. unisr Ii pfunb
16-1se. Ssnn.n 1916. 5dbne 9ae,
Erutbibner 10-151c, guIIs Sc, iunae
Gnten 11-13e. gGnie Csc per pfb.
DbR unS Gsmafe
Sunee aepfeI. - Waiben
gluib, ertra fanep $3.25-3.75 per
Bbl.; Wolf Riper $3.75-4.00 Der
1bI.; einbsimiide 75e-$1 per gu.;
pounb RopaI S3.00-3.50 per 9bl.;
Summtr 9sllflotpsr $3.50--3.75 per
Bbl.; GUNNER Queens $3.50-3.75
per 9bl.; goani $500 per gbl.
ginrii mar s:efia.--
Banep Wefiind S4.0o-5.25, GaIifors
nia $4.00--4.75 per aiits.
Gransen--Nurit rubis unb Fs
Eia. California s2.0o3.25 PCT aiitt. |
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Gluk'R
Snmit a a. s. gluouff 191

Snmfas, 8. 9lusuit 1914.
Der 5luB blisb seiteru bei bisiissr
Stabt bsina6e unoerinbert unb bate
am 9lbsnb sinsn @aheritanD pun lis
iSub.
Die fplssnOen Oepsiten trafen
lpd6rsno bss eeitrisen Sases bier elm:
pittsbura pa.-6 SUB unb iteist.
Wbeelina. 80. GAIA SUB u. fdat.
parisrsburs, %. @a.-2.6 unb iteist.
3anapba Nails, %. 9a.-1 3ol.
gbarIeIton, 20. 8a.-6.7, ftationGr.
9ortsmoutb. S.-3.7 sSub, itatipnGr.
2ouispilIe. ap.-7.2 SUB, fGGt.
gDansDilIs. Snb.-3.7 SUB unb fdIt.
Raiboils, 5snn.-7.5 5uB.
CHATTANOOGA, ssnn.-8.2 Sub.
Gairo, Sns,-11.5 SUB uub fdat.
Msmpbis, scnn.-S 5ub unb fdlIt.
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Gin gGli5tiaer 8autr
mar Dor Sabreu nit ieinsr 5amiIie
na9 2lmertta ausgepanbert unp
idbidte BON 3ett gu 3eit an beimii1e
8ermanote 9elo nit Dem 4uftrdg,
ibm elm @runbitiid 3u taufen. Gr
bate 10 i'm @ausen 10000 &ronen
sef9idt, tehrte nun helm nit ieinsr
SamiIie uno erfubr gu ietnem S6rets
ten, es fei tein 9runoitiid fir i'm ers
porben fporoeu, man babe tein 9elo
srbalten. 2lus @er5peifIung burbs
i6nitt bic 9duerin, ipGbrenb Der
Mann in Der 9ir6e mar, orei &inbsrn
Die Steble, Iegte Die Geihen nebens
einunber unb eutlei6te iia baum auf
Die sIeide Dsiie. 0as otsrte 9ino
mar re9t5eitis ooboHgelaufen.
@iII er nnh oem Eobe
fpred)en? Cine ieltiame @iuridp
tling bat ii6 yaartin Sbeets in Terre
Saute in Snbiana in iein WauioIeunr
einbauen Ioiien. gs lit Nies cine
feline GeIepbonaeIle, Die eernbe neber
benz Mate, lpcbiu ieiu Sare fou,rrt,
oiifgeri1tet rcroen ion. Die Seolteit
oes MauioIeluu betraGer $4,000,
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9.rIanbt pdbrenb SerIel6sn 3eit:

Rinbpisb. - Der Warlt mar
beute lebbaftsr unb bic prsiie pawn
itarf fir Die beferen Qualitdten. -
Mildfiibe iparsn rubis unb Iteiia. -
Wsittlsrs unb fhpers Stiere $3.50
-8.65. auserlefene $S.75 - 900,
Sfden $2.75-6.5O. sSleiIdxr.Stiere
$5.50-7.65. auserlsisne Bis grtra
S.75--8.25. Seifers $4.50-7.50.
auserIeiene Bis erira $7.75-S.O0,
aiik $3.00-5.75, auserleiene $500
$50. Stodsrs unb 5eebers $3.50
7.50. Stod Seifers $5.25-6.25,
Stod 3iibe $4.25-5.25.
8ullen. = Die 3ufubr mar ee.
ring unb bic prsiie fart. - Wsaaers
unb lei6te S4.75-5.75. Bologna So
$3.50. Grtra $6.6OE6.75, fette
8ullsn $6.50-7.00.
adlber. - Die Rahfraa, par
eine quite unb bic prsiie fart unb Bis
au 25c b0ber. - SrbinGre unb arobe
$5.00-9.75. fair bis quite Iei6te
S7.50-10.25. gStra 5000.
9 hDeine. - Oas qneebot mar
aerina uno unssniisenb anb bic preiIs
itieaen um soc per 100 Yfunb. -
Gute BIB aussrIeiene 9erpadunass
unb fsleiiderforien $9.45-9.50, or.
bindre biB aussrleiens f6nere fette
Sdue $6.50-8.40, grtra $3.50,
Staas $4.75-7.25, lei6te @erfanbts
Iorten $9.10-9.50. 5erist non no
pfunb nub tpeniser $7-9.
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SransensbaS.
nranasnsbab. i'm sSuli.

.Ran iOa bic 9inee nismals fir
10 fdlimm baIten nie iie ausiebsn."
War ss Elm Optimiitiider pbiloiopb
poer ein erfabrsnerWeltmann Der tis@
Ter ausiprud tbata Seoenfalls batte
er Re9t, Dor allen: Wnn mub nidt
slei9 mad bsm srften Bid nit sinem
enosiiItisen SdIuB fertis Iein.
glls ib in 5ranSensbab oie eriten
Saritte bonn Yabubcf tbat, itrsdts iicb
ror mir Iinis cine lange elIse zines
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-G6afe urb 6 aGmmer.-- Die
3ufnbr mar arob. Die Raafrage
gut unb bic preiie itetig bis farf.--
Sfafe: grtra lei4te $4.75, CUTE bis
auserleiene $4.35-4.70, orbinGre bis
fair $2.50-4.25, 2Gmmer $3.50
9, guas $4.50-5.25.
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GDieaap, Syas., z. Dug.

VttH z y, oJUS., Z. NHY.
Sdtpeine. - 3ufubr $500. Marft
ftart. aei9te $8.80-9.3O, semiI6ie
$8.40-9.30, idpere $8.O0E9.O5,
raub $8.00-8.30, Gertel $7.25--
$50.
Rinbpieb. .-3ufu6r 1000. Marft
fart. 9eepes $7.10-9.95; Stiere
$6.40--8.75; Stoders unb 5eebers
$5.50-7.90; &iibe unb Ssifsrs $3.50
$40; &dlber $8.O0-11.25.
S9afe.-3ufubr 5000. Warft Ites
tia. S6afe $5.30-6.10, SGbrlinse
$5.85-6.90; admmer $6.60-8.6O.
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a.si.sasrr ssrss nss,.u.r ssrs.
1dsli@er Maarftberit,t


Die na4folgenben Quotirungen be.
aiehen iiH nur auf GngroB 9rans.
aftionen. Bel fleineren geT6dften
iperoen sttDas b5b.rs g}rsiis bers9n.t.
propiiionen.
Der Warst mar rubis, preife fen.
9 d m q IA. - prtma Gteam
9.27A-9.37ac (. o. 3.
3roden1eial5enes Gleii&.
Sbort clear Seitsn 13--131c, f6ort
Rippsnieit.n 12a-12ae, erfra ibort
clear Geiten 12s-13e, Gdultern
11a-11ae, gellks 14t-14ac IoIe
unb DC msbr Dsrpadt.
Bacon. Ghort clear Geiten
14-144e, turse Ripp<ni.iten 13a -
1876. extra fbort clear Ssiten 13a-
lac. Ghultern 12a-12ac unb Bel
liss 153-15ac Ioie unb ie per pfb.
mtbr ptrpadt.
Suaat gureb nfeif9. -
S6infen 18t-19c, g]ienic Shultern
14-14ac. gr.aiist Bacon 19-20e,
Sdultern 14-14tc, Rem gcrt gui
Shnliern 14-14ac. trcdene Beef
Shinien 28-30e.
g SiiBaepDfeffes Tfeifh.-
Sdini.u 15-154c. glienic S6uItern
13-13ac, Bellies 15a -16sc, Gdul,
tern 13-13it, Tep yort Gut 13--
13ae.
srif6.s HIeif&. = Gdin.
len 15-15ac, gienie.Shultern IL
11fe, Sdultern 11--113c. ftoyi
Ripp.nIeiten 11s-12e, fbort clear
Seiten 11t-12e. erira fbort Ssitsn
l1i-11ac. Bellies 14-16c pro pfO.
Wehl unb 8etreibe
WebI. = Dintsr paient S4.O5-
4.25. Winter Sanep $3.70-3.95, DO.
Tamilp S3.30--3.45, Grtra $2.85 -
3.05. oroindrss $2.65-2.S5. Sartsr
Dsiaen patsHt $4.55-4.9O, bo. fanep
S425-4.50, bo.Gamilp $3.45-3.65,
Rosesnmebl, norbn<itIidss ssmifdtes
So. 3.90-4.05, rsinss Giip $4.05 =
4.25 per Bbl.
@siatn. = glo. 2 rotfr Dinter
91-92e. go. 3 DO. 90-91e, SO. a
rother 1890.
We II btorn. = 30. /, go. 2
unb Ho. 3 ipeiBss 84-84ac, Ro. q
unb go. s DO. 83A-S4c, Ro. 6 DO.
83-83ae. go. l s.lbss s5e. Ro. 2
bo. 84--o5c. go. 3 bo. unb No. A bo.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-01-02
WILL PROTECT
NONCOMPLIANCE
VILLA SAYS HE AND CARRANZA
ARE IN COMPLETE ACCORD.

/
Chihuahua, Mexico.-Gen. Francisco
Villa, the rebel military chief, issued a
notice from the state palace that he
would guarantee the rights of all for
eigners and all Mexicans who have given
no support to the Heurta government.
He provided for the severest penalties
should any of his soldiers attempt to
loot stores or violate the rights of non
combatants.
Gen. Villa wished it to be known he
was in every way in accord with the
wishes of the United States that the
persons and property of foreigners would
be respected. AT the same time he said
it would be his policy, both in Chihuahua
and during his campaign southwark, to
deal summarly with all persons who
lend aid to Gen. Huerta. He asserted
the revolution had progressed to point
where it's success and the downfall of
the Huerta government was assured.
1t has been necessary to deal prompt
ly and perhaps harshly with certain ele-
ments which have attempted TO block
the progress of the revolution" said Gen.
Villa, particularly Spaniards, whom it
was necessary to expel. This has
brought about great hardships.
I'm future the policy and the determi-
nation of those who are leading the re-
volt against Huerta will be clearly un-
derstood. Gen. Carranza and myself are
in complete Accord
A wireless station is being installed in
order to open contamination with Gen.
Carranza's headquarters at Hermosillo,
Mexico
Gen. Carranza is expected here soon.
1t is Villas intention on Carranza's ar
rival to establish form of civil gov
eminent independent of that at Mexico
City Local business conditions, inter-
rupted by the closing of the stores, are
being restored as rapidly as possible
The constitutionalist money is in circu-
lation.
Gen. Villa has endeavored to reopen
the mines and smelters and is anxious to
reawaken industry as fast as the rebe'
territory is extended.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-01-02
oLAN WATSON HELD FOR TRIAL.
Youth Who Got Into Trouble in Memphis
Accused of Cotton Stealing.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Win Harris anil
A. S. Campbell arrested Olan WATSON
and two negroes whose names were not
learned at Pleasant Hill in this count z
ON charges of wholesale cottor Sealing.
1t is said the warrants l%s,e sworn out
by williamson Pros. and j. 0. Bridge
5orth q ~, merchants of Pleasant Hill
~ has been reported for some time in
mat kneighborhood that some person or
hs had been making away with
lai amount of cotton. An investiga-
ton was started with the result that
Olan Watson and two negroes were dis
covered to be the ones who were impli-
Gated
Olan Watson for period of several
years kept the police department OF
Memphis hot on his trail for several
crimes committed in Memphis. He was
finally convicted in the Shelby county
criminal court and sentenced to serve
number of years in the state penten-
tiary nj Nashville. Within about year
he was pardoned, conditionally, by Gov
Hooper 1t is said that the parties whose
cotton was stolen will aid the state in
prosecuting Watson and his accomplices
TO the full penalty of the law.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-01-02
COMPLIMENT THE LEvEE BOARD.
Affairs of Yazoo-Mississippi Delta Lsvee
Board in Good Shape.

Clarksdale. A. C. Anderson
and Messrs. Joe Owen, w. L. Evans and
w. L. Ellis, members of the legislative
investigating committee, and r. s.
Street, the committees stenographer,
left for Vicksburg On another train
to Jackson went the corps of expert ac-
countants, Chief Lewis E. Crook and his
assistants, NJ. J. Browning and r. L.
Hall. These gentlemen have completed
the investigation which has been in
progress for the past three weeks of the
affairs of the Yazoo-Mississipp delta
levee board, whose headquarters are in
Clarksdale. The only member of the
committee not present was d. c. Bran
lette of Woodville, who was called home
on important matters. Asked for an
expression as to the outcome of his com
mittee's work here, Chairman Anderson
said; you may say that we found ev-
satisfactory. The books are
properly kept and all moneys are 'ac
counted for"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-01-02
DHRY INSTRUCTION
GAR TO BE RUN 1914
WILL BE OPERATED IN MISSISSIPPI
AT EARLY DATE.
Mobile & Ohio and Southern Railway in
Mississippi Announce Big Event for
Farmers-Placss in This State,
With Dates, to Be Visited.

jackson. With a special dairy In
'straction car equipped like complete
farm dairy and carrying exhibits, charts
and a corps of expert dairymen, the Mo
bile & Ohio railroad and the Southern
railway in Mississippi during the first
four months of 1914 win conduct an ex,
tensive campaign for the Improvement
and development Of the dairy industry
along their lines in Mississippi and Ala
bama.
Ninety-four points will be visited and
day will be speut at each stop giving
demonstrations and practical talks on
Slairying subjects. Milk samples will be
tested free and advice given on all dairy
problems. Particular effort will be made
TO show farmers the splendid opportun-
ties which Mississippi and Alabama af-
ford for those taking up dairying to
supply the large home demand for dairy
products.