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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-02
SNAPSHOTS.

Warmer
Subscribe.
Feed the birds.
-Snowiess winter.
Pay your income tax.
Nights shortening at both ends.
Fifty pounds may nov be sent by
mail
First month Of the new year gone.
Look at ne label on the paper you
get today.
Get busy and sign the good law
blank without delay
The first auto line will run through
the country this Spring
Some of the disting lished prelatei
seem to be giving the tango the bango.
II is just as well to remember that The
best doesn't always cost the most
money
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-02
Worse and More Of It.

iiow. er. RAT Eileen is getting. said
tl- young man 4 think its a shame
~ a girl to take on flesh that way
You shouldn't say that 70 me. pro
test the young woman aTchiy I
an little plump mgseh. you knop
know lsnoW he ha ened. 10
az agize. Put its Il righ' Ni'ii sou
I mean IFS a heac sea girls
yof g.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-02
M 0aoram; CouseiI Coalda'. &c

The special meeting of the City
Council called for Saturday after
noon. when it had been planned TO &C
eeps the resignation Of Mr.. Thomas
J. Linthicum, Alderman from the
First ward, who yesterday entered
upon the duties of postmaster of The
city. and to name his successor, was
deferred because no quorum was
pre- sent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-02
Fair

NAsaiNapoS, Feb. 2. lI.se A. "A.
For Maryland Fair tonigh, and
Chisf q Weather BursAu
FEBRUARY 2, IA
eug ESQ sea ia %
SCR e 5.27 p. m
Moox 10 Rises. .....
SIC nth $500 5.3s q IA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-02

FEBRUARY 2. IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-31
Secretaria de
Puerto Rico

Sc ha eXpedido pasaporte para ell eX-
tranjeHo al senior Agustin Vivas y
Saint Laurent, de Mayagiiez.
FL Gobernador ha propuesto al Con
sejo Executive eI nombramiento del Sc
nor Ramon Anibal Mhnoz para Con
cejal de Fajardo, en- lugar del senor
CarmeIo Siaca Pacheco, que present6
la rcnuncia Gle su cargo.
Sc ha tornado nota en- ell regStro co
rrespondiente de la vacante que eXiste
Ell el Concejo Municipal dc Bayam6n
por renuncia del Conceal don Osvaldo
RCdas
Dcspues de haber sido eXaminadO, Sc
ha archivado ell infOrme annual de 1919
de la corporation dcnominada The
San Juan Coal Co. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-31
FOOTBALL
VICTORIA DEL SAN JUAN

FL match > de Foot Bali jugado ell
domingo por la tarde, entire los teams
del San Juan +. B. G.. V ell Celtic F.
B. {. resuho sumamente interesante
dada II val1a de los dos eduipos. Ell
primer goal II de la tarde 10 consigui6
el San Juan en- un penalty tirado por
Dlaz Ell segundo 10 hizo McLachIan del
Celtic Gle I'm buen shot, terminando
1a primera parte con el empate 4 IN
goal. En- la segunda parte ell San
Juan consiguio apuntarse SUI segundo
goal que lie decidio la victoria pol
dos goal" a uno.
Ell equipo vencedor estaba .compues-
to por. Magaud, Sorueta, Lomba, Ana
don, Francisco Dlaz, Ve1a. f. Diaz. Gu
chi, Mas, Ichazo Y PARA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-31
W
DE CAROLINA

Por el correO de este dia. fuimos iris
temente sorprendidos con la infallsta
noticia del fallecimiento de nuestro dis
tinguido amigo don Antonio Fernam
dez Pe!acz. acaecido en- la Ilabana, d
su casa del Vedado. Calazada 291, "a
las , de la manana del dia 10 del co
rriente Mario de 1914, los 63 amos de
edad
Como burn cat6lico. recibi6 los San
tos Sacramentos Y la bendici6n Apos-
t0lca
FL senior Fernandez, era muy como
edo Ell este pals. donde reside muchos
amos al frcntc de la Casa Comercial de
Can6vanas. Case don dona Bel6n Pa
checo. de Lola. creand0 una familla tan
digna como honrada, que .Iora hoy al
lado de la desconsolada viuda la muer-
te del csposo y del padre.
Don Antonio Fernandez, era un ii
nanciero muy practice como inteligen-
te, Y DE- mucha experiencia Ell los asun-
tos que afectan hoy al pals.
Descanse Ell paz el alma del tinado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-31

nuestro buen amigo Y paisano. reci-
ban su esposa, hijos, Ihermanos, primos
y demas deudos, el testimonio de nues-
ira grande condoleneia por tan luctuo-
so sllceso.
Corresponsal.
% dc Mario de 1914.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-31
Sc VENDE

Una tinca rustica, como dc 10 cuer-
das, con una bonita casa habitaci0n,
ordenadero, aqua en- abundancia, sta
len la carretera que de Arecibo condu-
ce a Aguadilla, a dos Kilometres de
Quebradillas, muy pintoresca, propia
para varaneo
information en- la miSma fnca y en-
San Juan, Fortaleza 81, p, 10. la.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-31
Sc NeC9Sltal HQmbreS

Pagamos S2O:- Orc semanales toda
persona que dedique todo tempo a nues-
tros negocios bien S. orc semanales a los
que nos dediquen solamente las noches, encar-
gandose unos otras de la venta entire sus
amistades ot~as personas de nuestros Relo-
jcs Cadenas de Orc, Plata y Miguel, por el
sistema de pagos mensuales de UNO y DOS
PESOS ORC. TambiGsl pagamos Sl5:- orc
semanales las personals que sirvan como
ayudantes Interpreters de nuestros agentes
viajeros que solo habIan ingles. Noes necesa-
rio tener experiencia Unicarhente aceptamos
1olcitudes de persona serias { r3erantes.
lndiquese la o upaci. = actual lNl SO tante.
GERENTE, p. 0. Box o54, Dept. sos
New York, E.U.A.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30
8arbtH aHs atmptrams1t.

Gin augsnIpe3idIif bat sinmdI se'
Gubert: Die Qgirtung Der Garben
auf unier Temperament lit nett gr0'
Der, ais Die Wlenidbeit Is abnt." Tad
ieiuen grmttteluugeH itimmt Die gris
ne Jarbe aur 6reubs, bic peibe our
4rbeitsluit, Die rite gu Qerger unO
gauusnbaftigteit, Die blaus our 9es
miitsrube unb Die gelbe - gum 5aB
uno Streit. @ielleidt lit es tein
3ufaa, Dob Die IeBtgsnannte Garbs
Dem Gbinelen als Symbol ales lles
beIs gilt; tie lift 6esbaIb aud lire
8rauerForbe, oenn elm Iobesfaa lit
INNER oas 8ert b0Ier Setter. Die
@irtung Der blauen 6arbe lam man
bel langeu 03ednfdbrten an ii4 Ielbit
bsoba4tsn. 8as 9immeIsblau unO
bic bluuen Dogen er3ergen trob Der
Qbgetrennt6eit pm aqer Delt Elm
gefii6l filler, frisaopasr, gIidIider
Ru9e, grim bingegen i4afft Iebsnss
ppIlers, fr0blidere GsfiibIe. 9ds
ipeiB mon ia aud pobl aus Isinen
G pa5iergdngen. Rot aber, 3. 9. Elm
rot tape3iertes 3immer, maht nerbOs
unb un8ufrieoeR nit fi9 unb ietner
l1mgebung. Die rots Jarbs 1T gu
bitter uno oerouItert oesbdl6 aud
oas Gsmiit. unb tpeiB2 @in6 MID!
Die in noroifhen Gdnbern, in ben
S4nses unb Gisregioneu, IebenOeR
gspobner tapfere, tdtige MenIden.
trobbem Die 9dlte, Die oft iebr groBe
adIte ld6mene auf ben a0rper tpirtt2
On fiebt man. 0aB bic Jarbeu tats
Id6li4 cine Roue in unIsrem 2eben
IpieIen, Die man mebr bea4teu iolte,
aIs es gefdieht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

faqsn mar. lin mid aud nlr BEL
efTlngIten SauFon iibsr Sbrt Ger
rim nod bin5ugsbsn, mibis Id ID
sbenio blino fem pis Oisisr arml
Wermonb.@
Riania Iitb T6 our6 6ieIe plump,
|qiit idngsn. Gle ladls 19psiesno,
absr NIT einsm srI6rsdsnbsn 21bsn.
uno ltbte bdrauf nit oerielbsn piI'
ben eeioeuidaft fort:
nWenn Gle uur oas niFen, ipaE
i6 SbHen gsIast, 70 pifsn Si. gar
nidts! 9as @e6eimnis fam ME.
mdnb duf oieIsr Melt abneu. Der
iunae WaIsr ielblt nidt. 9ielss Sc
beimnis nun ia. i9 iperos e
Sbnen psrruteH: Sdmit msin !Serr
oitle GIenoe ME msbr berlaTe, mic
cine andre 5ruu Iiebs als lie, odmit
er ie tets fir i90u un6 jung balts
- bat iie, oieis prin5siIin = ibm
ieIbit = bic augsH du%sgebranni!"
limb als gaFsl uuO i6 sinunOsr
cntieBt anfarrtsn, p~ieberboIte Rta,
MIA tisbsrbdft, bart, unOsrIobHIi9:
rSa, Tie. ole prin5siiin! SD isIbit
babe Is gsiebsu, i'd isIbit, ME ls
@iit in oas augsnpaHer eob, In
Dem sr ii6 tdsIia ole aussn bdOsts!"
gBar ss MibtruueH ooer gorabs
nung, o0er bate bic 9ientrin ibre
Stimme gu Iaut erboben, pl0BIi9 bors
ten mir in Der StiQe Der yla9t ben
gebietsrii6en unc I6urfsn Ruf Der
grin5eiiin:
,gti1uial Rilnid! Ridnia!"
Wir 5udtsn SuIummen. Qbsr bic
ungIidIite 8ienuiH, BON a~bersIdubi.
iaem Sdred sspadt, tlapperts Dor
4ngit nit ben 8dbnen uno itDbnts
gang auBer ii4:
.Sis bat mid ssis5sn, mid gee
bort! Sis nsib, Oab i'd gepIau.
bert. SD bin DerIoren, %Dsrlorsn,
perlDrenl"
llnO troy unIrer Bitten, unirer
gemibungsn ie 5uriid3ubaIten, tonns
te Riauia Oieism r'bteteriI6en Ruf
nitt niperiteben, sntipiidte aug Dem
gostett, itiir8ts iia in Die 2aube uuo
berfhpdno.
Ginigs Minuten nddbsr, oIs i9,
nod gang Dertpirrt BON oieIsr Ion6ers
barren S3ens, burd bic Deffnung Der
Qdubipuno binour6 fab, lag bic Sers
rafe perIaHsn oa. 5snitsr uno 9is
rem Der bnahbarten 9iQa tpdren ges
aqes ihien in tiefem S6Iaf
Deriunten. =.
Den nG6Iten Sag b0rtsn mir, Dab
9ermOnO, bic prin3siiir un6 i6rs
unbermutet, eiIigit mttten in
Der Radt nbgereiit tudren.
un6 i9 erfubr ME, OBJ Riania ibrs
9ebisterin blob aus Rads perIsumoet
bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30
anm ttat arttif.

Don einem betdnnten itaIieniT1en
9idter er3d6lt man foIgenoes GrIebs
mis-. ST botte sinen neuerl pbnntds
itiiden Roman eri6stnsn IaTsH uno
partete nun auf ben grfoIg, Qber
Die srIebntsn &Gufer tamen ni9t.
Der ungIidlide autor ging aus ets
mem 8udIaoen in ben an6ereu unO
e~rtunbigte iid mad benz G4idfaI iets
mes Rumans, aber INNER tpieosr er'
bislt sr Die betriiben0e 4ustunft:
nRi6ts ~bertauft, Serr." Qls er
pieoer einmdl BEL Dem 8u66dnoIer
porIpra4, bemertte er pI0bli9 neur
@~remplare itatt Der abt, bic er bel
ieinem porgebsnoen 8eiud geisbeu
bate. ngleuli9 bdtten sic o4t
Ggemptare" fagte e. sntriiltet, .unc
beute Iino es neun, Mlebr psroer
t6nnen es bod ni9t -" ,Sa,
ptffen Sic, fngts Der gu6bdnolsr.
zine Dame, Die idon Den Roman
gefauft bate, bradte i'm 5uriid, is
mDdts irgenb stpos onbsres bofir
baben, unO idIiebIid babe i9 ibr =
4bsieAbilosr bufur ssseben -"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30
asaHde Grnppsn ssosH bic esrbsn

Sine Qd6ri6t, bic bielen unIsrer
2eIer iiberrnf9eno tommen miro, be-
ri6tet BON einem iiegrei4en @orgshen
reidsoeutI4sr Sruppen SduIter an
S9ulter nit ben Dfterrei4if6en
Maffenbriioern. Sin erfreulitss
3eiasn bss trsusn 3uIdmmsnboltsns
Der 6eiben berbiinbeten 2lrmeen. SO
ptr6 barber fDlgenOes bsri9iet:
Berlin, 90. auguIt. aus Geras
iefpo ging beute na4mittag folgsnOe
Meloung beim 4omiruIitub Der mlds
rine elm: 4m 20. 2uguIt tpurDs Die
BON ben Ssrbeu befebR 96be 954
Bel 8Hegrao genommen. Die See.
Iolodten bsfdnbeu Ii9 Bel Dem @turm
in erfter 2inie. Die 8erluTie betrus
gen: 8 mann tot, sipei 9ffi3isre unO
q Wlann bernun0et. 9as 0erbols
ten Der MaHnfdaft mar muitergiItig.
@e3ei9net: Mojor Ghneiber.
Gs bdnoeIt iid Bel oisIen aGmpfen
I'm bag Acknowledgement, 0as f9
in Sfuturi befanb tn0 ii9 mad Nb.
aug aus Gtutari ben nG4lfen otter,
rei9iiden Sruppen angeI9loTsn
bate, nit 6ensu gemeinIam "a Bel
8iIesraO geFo6ten bat. @iisgrab lit
cine Oiterrei6iide @ren3fsftung I'M
IiiOli6en Ssile 9osniens, otdt an
csr moutenesrinif den unO ierbii9sa
@rsuas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

SIN aurDrt. ga, nis
mn9t fi6 bic Soifon beuer in So
rem 4urortg"
poIiait: .S6ls9t, bas feline pus
bIitum blsibt aug. @onIt hob' i1
Inn bic 3eit nIltpeif I9on sia pnas
5O6tupler g'babt, heuer erit atp@
barmloIe 8ettIsr!1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30

0i, gissnart bss bier obpttilSden
4lsib6sns lisst in Der iieFtn GotisIpoHe,
Der bic lanstn Qermsl ongsIhnitlen Inb.
Ginfddtr aimouOIduiit CAB bdSa BE
GrunbEorm. Die 6erfeluna TT babsr
sinfdd unb Itiht dus3ufibrtn. Sdg Iois
MitttItbeiI ipirb ensm 0uttsrIsibdtn ons
sdtBt; bieIem idlitbt Ii9, perbsdt but9
ben gsrnbeR @iirteI, bds runoaefhnittsns
R0ddsr an. qls Bacterial fir Gduliltis
Der bat fid iIeinldririsr Bingham ousass
5si6nst ktpGbrt. Sur 9ele6unq Der Jdrs
ben siebt man ben anaiieen tpeibsn QlF.
put, Der in GOrm bon ardstn, ManiHst.
ten iinb 9iirteI an bisiem Woben nnass
brd9t III. BsiBe perlmuttertnopfe osts
mitteln ben S6luB. 9rsffli4 qieignel si
6erbIileib6en 1T ftrner @6eOioi ubtr BE
btliebtsn boIbpprenen G9epberbsG beds,
bic in berIdieosnsn 5orbsns& ombinatios
nen .rbdltlia iinb. gebrduff ttsrbm III
bisism Sdnittmutsr, bds in @r5Ben BON
s-14 Sabren srbdIilid it, 81 Ddrb glas
tsridl BEL "A Son grtitt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30
ssReunnps. anptiIunseu.

8ieft Muifsr tpethsn an irssnO
cine QbrsTs segen GinIenoung Oss
prsiIes gsi6idt. Mnn sebe Drummer
un6 Sr6bs un6 ole pole 9brsle
6eutIi6 gsIdriebsn an uno idids ben
Coupon nebit 10 Gents fir ieo.s
bsfsIlte SHUTTER an baR
Omaha TribuneP Pattern Dept
1911 Ssparb ct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30
.S6re grfpfae. .AnR s

Jbre GrfpIge. s9nF DH
aud grfolg i'm Stubium9
Gtubentin: % ia! geifern mar
3. 3. Der Geri6tsbol5tsher bier; nIa
er mid fab, bat Ct fi9 loFort srbcs
ten, msine S9ulben aus ieiHsr Ea4
IGs su bssoNsnII-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-30
(5OrtisBung fOIgt.)


Auf Der m fifhen 81
fenbdbn. ra1nuen 6!e mir Ias
gen, mann mir mad Mosfau toms
men?"
yg9offnsr: Rein, Ssrr! Qbsr aut
Dem gabnbof iii MOstau 1T cine grO'
Be Hbr, oa t6nnen sic gIsi9 Heties
ben, tpenr mir bort iino!"
Re9tfsrtigung. Satin:
.Ru0Olf, meme 3ofe bebdupist. 8u
bdttelt ibr einsn auB gegeben!4
gdtte: I'D, bus liigt tie ia MIR
aus Mut bnribsr. 6nB i9 9ein Stus
benmdoasa iAr sOrsishs!"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

sHEEP-Similar to the last two digs
the bulk Of the offerings consisted Gifted
there being liberal supply. At the dis
posal OF buyers for Friday. Among
them was one load that sold on eastern
shipping account at $40. top for the
high record for November A. these yards:
The big share of the holdings changed
hands at SS.bd9. u. and as on yesterday
the best finished stuff was most sought
after On the whole the quality would
average a little better than on Thursday.
The market opened In good season and
was over comparatively early N the lore, lore
The supply of aged sheep was light,
with yearlIngs and ewes most numerous.
Some fed yearlings brought I.fb and
small bunch OF ewes s5.85, There was
nothing choice and of handy weight in
this division, and as a matter OF fact
there was scarcely enough OF anything
to thoroughly try out values. Traders
regarded prices generally steady to log
i5c up, yearlings showing the most adj
vance. There were no feeders OF any
kind on sale.
lambs are now selling 20030c BETTER with
most Improvement on well finished grad es,
Ewes and wethers are quotably fully 10
Yearlings show an advance of 2OH3Oc
The light receipts and the unusual COO
ditions at. Chicago and some eastern
responsibie for the price advance. The
week closes at the high time,
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good To- ehoiee ssocgs4o' lsmdos, f nha,c 20
te. 6OGt7 10; feeders, fair TO good, y go
$50; yearlings, good to choice, HpdS,CO;
yearlinss fair % go S stSSrs oS ysa 70
choice, Ss60Q6.15 wethers, fair to good
ss.25@s5O: wetners, feeders. 1900 SO;
g w good ass s5s@s.sG? ewes. feeders, SssSa4So
REPRESENTATIVE sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
Proposal Made to
Reorganize Garment
Makers is Defeated

PHILADELPHIA. Nov ia resolu-
ten creating a committee to bring about
unity and TO reorganize the needlework-
ers trades. the first resolution to come
before the convention OF the American
Federation of Labor was defeated, after
some debate. at todays session. There
is a split In the ranks OF the Garment
Workers union. II being alleged that
about two-thirds OF the members have
seeded from the regular organization
The resolution was introduced in the in
terest of those who are rebelling
against the regular national officers.
Both Toledo and Indianapolis want the
1916 convention of the federation Invi-
tations from those cities were read to
the delegates, The 1915 convention win
go to San Francisco. according TO off,
GERS OF the federation.
John NJ Eshleman. lieutenant-gov.
ernor~eleet Of California. who Is in Phil
adelphia attending the conference OF
mayors OF American cities. addressed
the convention by invitation to deliver a
word Of good cheer from the coast.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
Eastern Lines File
Higher Tariffs on
Animals and Meats

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is.-In confor.
nifty with the decision OF August l by
the Interstate Commerce commission IN
the advance rate case. in which it was
suggested that the railroads should in
crease rates that the investigation shown
to be manifestly unremunerative. east
bound lines from Central Freight assn
citation territory today filed advances on
live stock. fresh meats ana packing
house products. Announcement was re-
Gently made that the advances would be
made 20 become effective December IL.
The general increases proposed between
Chicago and New York follow:
On cattle. IS cents per 100 pounds. an
advance Of cents; on dressed beef. hogs
and sheep, 50 cents. an advance Of 5
cents; on calves. goats. hogs and sheep
in sdouble-deck cars, 30 cents and in sin
sie-deek cars 50 cents. an advance OF >
cents; on meats dried. smoked and
salted. So cents, an advance OF cents.
and on packing house products and pro-
visions 30 cents. an advance OF cents.
While tho commission has not an
nounced It's intention. It is regarded as
likely the proposed tariffs may not be
suspended.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
Kaiser Offers to
Sell Marble Palace
at Corfu, in Greece

GENEVA (via PariS, Nov. 12.-Em-
peror William is offering his marble
palace. the Villa of Ach!lleion. In Corfu,
for sale, It was built in 1s9o-9l for the
Empress Elizabeth of Austria at a cost
of 100000 and has since been improved.
A syndicate of German and Swiss hotel
men wished TO buy Achilleion few
years ago. but there were outbid by the
emperor.
The emperor's decision to sell the place.
II is stated. is the result Of the uncer-
tain attitude OF Greece toward Germany
and Austria 1t IL said he fears confis-
cation Of the palace II Greece joins the
allies A swiss syndicate has beer given
en- option on the place at a low price.
The Villa OF Achiileion, which Is in the
Italian renaissance style, was purchased
in 1907 by the German emperor. The
gardens are open TO visitors. At the
back Of the villa are a peristyle and
three terraces, with a large number of
statues and among them. on the outer
most terrace is a Dying Achillis." by
Herter.
The large park, descending toward the
sea in terraces, contains q small temple
with a seated marble statue of Heine
the poet. by the Danish sculptor. Hassel
Riis The villa was erected by the
Italian architect Rataelo Garlic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
Funston and Scott
To Be Promoted to
Be Major Generals

WASHINGTON. Nov. Ia-Brigadler
General Hugh scott was selected by Prcsi-
dent Wilson today 10 be chief of staff
OF the SHIFTED States army upon the re-
tirement next Monday OF MAjer General
Wotherspoon.
The vacancy OF major general created
by General wotherspoon's retirement
win be filled by the nomination OF Brig
adler General Frederick +. Funston. now
In command at Vera Cruz.
BrigadleF General Tasker H. Bliss win
become chief OF the mobile army division
and upon the retirement OF Major Cen
erai Murray on April %. 1875 General
Scott viii be appointed a major general.
Secretary Garrison. making these an
nouneements after q lengthy conference
with the president. said for the present
General Funston would remain az Vera
Cruz. indicating that the stay OF the
American forces at the Mexican port stin
was indsfinits.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
MEAT PRICES ARE WAY UP
Packers Pay More for Pork and
Lamb and Charge More.
GRAPE FRUIT IS PLENTIFUL
Butter ana Eggs both Advance n
Cent since Last week--sOuthern
vegetables Are on Market
and Plentiful.

With the quarantine OF the eastern
stock yards comes an advance in the
prices of both pork and lamb. Pork
loins. as well as spring lambs show an
advance OF 81 per 100 pounds. while the
shortage on bacon has set the price OF
this commodity soaring.
Pork. lamb and smoked meats are fur
nishing the chief diet Of the populace
since the spread Of disease among cat
tie, and from all indications this condi-
ton will remain unchanged for some
time Hams are plentiful and the sales
are large. Chicken Is retailing for II
cents a pound. which Is higher than last
quotations
Grape fruit is more plentiful this Year
and of better quality than It has been in
years and is retailing from to S1s cents
Oranges have gone up in price Is cents
a box and will continue to rise until the
arrival of the new navels, which are ex-
peoted in about six weeks. Apples are
both cheaper and better than they have
been in years, selling for 81 q box. less
than they did a year ago. Jonathans.
King David and winesaps are selling for
s1,5 per bushel box.
New York apples, consisting OF Green
ings, Baldwins and winesaps, are on the
market and selling 70 cheaper than
year ago.
Creamery butter and eggs have both
advanced a cent in price since last week,
the increase I'm price OF the former oc-
casioning a great demand for butterine.
the sales of this product doubling within
the last two weeks.
New imported Smyrna figs have ar
rived and arc selling for 30 cents per
pound. while California figs are selling
at So cents pound. Dates will be on
the market within the next three weeks,
but will be 2h cents pound higher this
year because of the war.
California strained honey in twenty
ounce bottles is very fine and retailing
at Is cents per bottle. Grapes are prac-
tically q thing OF the past, what are left
selling for 21s cents per pound higher
than last week.
Southern vegetables are permanently
! established on the market, California to.
matoes selling for 30 cents a basket. BY
Christmas the same tomatoes will retail
for Is cents basket. Beets, carrots
turnips and radishes are selling for
cents per bunch. California cauIiflowel
is retailing at cents a pound, whit pop
corn. which sold for cents pound last
year. is selling at three pounds for II
cents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14

the general advance. a few loads that
,.e leit fpr the extreme close found the
market very dull and prices some hat
weaker. As there were only a very few
hogs left At this time the weakness had
little effect on the general trade, which
shows a gain OF a big 5al0c.
A every dAy passes shippers purchases
become larger and today was their heav-
sales was made at S7.50d76c, with several
loads as high as T7O For the week To
date prices are a good strong 20c and In
The siSe OF the shipping purchases has
had a very direct Influence on the trade,
and Il was only on DAYS when they
show an advance. Receipts are picking up
right along and this week u the heaviest
since August.
Ropreseptaffvc oa1es
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-14
Turkey Compelled to
Enter War by Secret
Treaty Of Years Ago

LONDON, Nov. lathe Morning Posts
Athens correspondent says:
According 20 statements made by
diplomat here Turkey was compelled TO
enter the war BY secret treaty made
some years ago with Germany whereby
Turkey agFosd 70 assist Germany II war
was declared on Germany by Russia.
IN return Germany agreed 10 assist
turkey Il Russia declared war on Turkey
AT the opening Of the war Germany
demanded Turkeys assistance. but the
Turkish cabinet, which regarded such an
act as suicidal, replied that Turkey would
be unable TO assist because Il had no
money; because the army was going
through a period Of REORGANIZATION and
because the fleet wac poworleas TO de-
fend the capital
Germany answered these objections
By sending money. men ana ships. where
upon Turkey was compelled to enter the
arena. because or lie solsmn treaty OBJ
legations"