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BEN Burden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-24

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mia $500 $50 per aifts.
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Crate $1.50- -1.75, Sennsfee glbers
ia, Crate $150-1.75. Gentudp, per
Blu. $1.0O-I25, Sbio RiDer, per
Blu. 75e-$1.00.
Birnen- ginbeimilde Bartlett
$2.00-2.75 per Bbl.; iglemif6 geautp
So. OOPS Der Bbl.; Clap yaborites
$2.O0-2.25 per gbl.; gsa $1.00--
ESQ per BbI.; einbeintii9e 9arpeft
50c Big $1.25 per Blu.
pfIaumtn. - Damion $1.25---
1.50 per Bu.
2ndermeIpnen. - Snbidnd
$500 per storb unb $1.00-1.50
PEI Stanhdrb Crate.
WaffermeIonen tptrben 5a
5000 ~ 100 Gtiid serfauit.
Rnrtnffeln. girheimiIhe
80. / $2.25r2.50, Hp. 2 $1.25 -
1.50 per Bbl, Gobblsrs s3-S5e per
Bu.
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mifdes $1.50-1.75 Der Bbl.
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$5.00-5.50, asIbe $5.00-550 per
9bl. unb $1.5o-1.75 per Bu. Weibe
$1.65-1.75 per Hu.
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Der Hbi.
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pet gu.
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25e per Dusenb. SeitIide 5o-75e
per camper.
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30 m atoss. -ginbeimiIhe 80
$1.00 per gu.
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Dubenb Biinbd.
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20--25e per 9ubenb ghnbei.
Spinat. - ginbeimifder $1.o0
---1.25 per 9bf.
WetBe RabeM-$2.50-2.75
per Bbl.
Qanbprobufte
Seu. - 0o. ] 9imot6p $3.50
$1,000, Ho. 2 1imotbp $17.50-18,
Ho. 8 bo. $15.50-16.O0. alee: SO. /
1 ale, $18.5O-f9.00, SO. 2 $3.50
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22.50 per 3onne.
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50-28.00. bo. feines $3.50 90,
gemii9tes fyutter S26.50-27.00.
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leiie unb S9.O0--10.0O per gu. bonn
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g<lcif. unb s2.75-3.1o per gu. bonn
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RiDer $1.20, Riaisan unb aliron
$1.14 per Bbf. bon 280 pfinb.
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hioa6enp $3.50-3.75. g2ub unb Sfad
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-24

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Derflofsnen @ode, persIifen nit ben
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gutter Qdhfrage. - Mittlere uub
fthners Stiere $7.50-9, Odfen $3-
$50, slsiIder Stiere $5.757.75.
nussrlsisne Biz ertra $7.85--S25,
6tifsrs $4.75-7.60, auserleiene ST..
65 800, Rife $3.5.0-6-25, ausers
lsisns Bis EXTRA S6.25-7.00. Cans
nsrs $3.50-4.75, Stoders unb Tees
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unb lsidte $4.755.85.
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preiie itetis. Die orbinGren aiibe
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-24

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Mebl.-Midrft feIter.
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fDsiBer 52-53s.
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G6mal3. - Wdrtt feit. Wibble
Deit S10.40--10.50. RaffiHirtsr feit.
COMPOUND feit.
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aerpentin. - Wartt rubis.
Reis.-Marlt fsit.
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nirt.r fpillis uno 25 points nisbri
ger. Gut 2oaf 8.15c; grufb.b 8.o5e;
Moulba 7.70e; Cubes 7.50e; xxx
SDotpbereb 740c; qopbersb 1856;
Sine granulatso 7.25e; Diamond u
7.25e; gOnfsetiOasrs' u 7.15c; go. 1
7.05e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-24

Gtneinnstt. -. dnenisfofx
De HaGfrese nad D6rfsp@ par ana
lsuts piebsr lsbr mdtis, bod IL gslb res,
IN nnt ht&t untsr on gsaen behe Si&erl
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Dsfben ~ 30r Tisfonto per $1,000 ami.
l4m DaBisn psrfauft Die Gouxtefrote
bstrtst e0c 3rdniie pet $1,000.
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bier " eb.0S per YfuHb Gfertina perfoujt.
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pelieten itor herfe auf tt,475, 100. Sie Huts
ldts er pfriipHeHsn @s&e belietsu fid auf
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3ufubr unb Werfonbt fpdbr,nb' Der
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14
Secretary Garrison
Warns Against Send4;.ng
49,.
Militia to Border
Garrison States That considered Move Might Pre-
n cipitate Conflict Ultimate Consequences of
Which None Can Foresee.

Washington, Oct. 14-Secretary Garrison teegraphed
Governor Hunt of Arizona that the sending state mill
tia to Naco Douglas proposed by the governor would
greatly compcate the situation in those places that federal
forces doing everything possible short of invading
Mexico" that can be done.
Towards the end of his lengthy telegram Governor
Hunt, Garrison can l-considered side
may preciptate armed conflict between the American
forces and the Mexcans with ultimate consequences that
orsee feel that you should give the graves
sideraOn to the great responsibility you in this
spect before you determine to do So"
Garrison s message in reply to from Hunt ask
ing what new measures being taken by the federal
to prevent continuance of Mexican Ourages
against Arizona citizens and expressing desire send
the Arizona national guard the border Garrison
red at length with President Wilson, showing Wilson reports
from General Bliss and other border officers the mean
time another telegram from Hunt arrived stating situation
similar to that at Naco had at Douglas Garrison
medaey teegaphed that two additional troops of cavalry
had been ordered from Columbus, N. NJ, to Douglas.
report from General Bliss which placed before
the president by Garrison stated that Naco Arz Naco
Sonora practically town and that $500 constitution
alists under General Hill entrenched in semicirce
fanng the international boundary. Governor Mayorena
with $500 troops mostly Yaqu Indians faced them par
ae line about 1000 yards distant Neither side seemed suf
GENTLY strong according General Bliss make attack
but reported to him that 1000 coming the
aid of Maytorena.
toons parolng the berde all citizens have been
dered to keep under
Much difficulty experienced with spectators however
At time procession of than sixty automobiles with
sgtseers from Bsbee Ariz stopped by the American
troops
General Bliss telegraphed Garrison during night ad
vsng strongly against permitting Arizona troops go
the border saying the only additional thing which could be
done force and in that event troops might
complicate the situation.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14

London, Oct. 14-Out of of wholly irreconcilabe
assertions regarding the Europe emerges the seeming
y established fact that the Germans attempting to
peat the rapid movement which five weeks ago took them al
the gates of Paris With of Belgium occupied
there nothing that stop the invaders from reaching the
the coast and remaining there at least temporarily unless
British naval able to render the tenure impossible
There hope in London that the anniversary of the
the Prussans and Saxon 16 years ago today may be
celebrated along both battle fronts by events recalling this
great decisive struggle But whatever the outcome only
brefes reports have been received here of what
spring in Belgium France and Russian Poland.
The latest official Paris communication declares there is
report except notable advance the region of Berry
AuBac, while Petrogad gives out cryptic statement that
warlke operations continue to develop along the VsuIa
and San rivers far Przemys and further south far
as Dnester The great battle along this front believed
be starting.
Vienna reports the Austrian offensive continues
ful north and south of Przemysl and that Jarosau i'm
poran fortress taken by Russian several weeks ago. has
been reoccupied by the Austrians.
dispatch from Nsh, Serva relates that acting in
srucons of the German general staff Austria has
tated the banks of the River Dna the greatest
yet sent against Servia in final supreme effort to crush
that country. Fierce skrishes already reported and
big battle is said to be imminent
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14

BLOWS0WN
.BRAINS0UT

Steve Douglas Cassentine, aged 81
years, committed suicide at his home
at 1T Third street north at 1918
o'clock last night. using a 80 caliber
Colts revolver. The muzzle Of the gun
was placed in the left ear. the bullet
passing through the brain and out the
back of the head. Death was In
stantaneous.
Cassentine, who operates rooming
house, had ben drinking heavily dur
ing the afternoon and returned home
about 10 o'clock. He asked his wife
for the gun stating that he was going
to shoot himself and she replied that
she did not know where 1T was, so he
started to- search for it. Finding the
gun he brandished 1t and laughed and
acted in such an unreal manner that
Mrs. Cassentine became frightened
and ransfrom the house to the home of
her brother, who returned with her
and found Cassentine dead upon the
floor.
Cassentine's brother-in-law was
killed Just a month ago at Adams, N.
d., during a box car brawl and since
that time, when under the influence of
liuuor, he would make threats of kill
ing himself and asking for the gun. A
r,ewepaper clipping of the finding Of
the dead man at Adams was in a note
book in his pocket. The deceased was
born Aug, Z, 1882 in Minnesota and is
survived by wife and one child.
County Coroner Sam Mitchell held
an inouest over the body at 10:30
O'Clock this morning and the verdict
OF the jury was that the dead man
had come to his death by a self in
fiicted gunshot wound.
The body will be shipped at 7:55
o'clock tomorrow morning to Eagle
Bend, Mimi, where it will be inferred.
Mrs. Cassentine and her brother will
accompany the remains. Undertaken
b. r. Wasem has charge of the body
and is preparing 1t for shipment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14
Fargo May Have First
Referendum Election
In the Near Future

Fargo may have it's first referendum
election soon. This morning Commits
sioner Robert Blakemore filed with the
city commission a petition, signed by
the requisite number of voters, pray
ing the commission to pass a new ap
preparation ordinance to replace the
ordinance already passed.
There is a big question as to wheth-
er or not the commission, or the peo-
pie, if the commission turns down the
petition, have a legal right to pass a
new appropriation ordinance at this
time. The commission has already
passed an appropriation ordinance for
1914 and the tax levy based on this
appropriation has already been made,
in fact some Of the taxes have already
been paid.
1t will be Ceen that to pass a new
appropriation ordinance now would
cause complications.
For this reason the Blakemore petit
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14
BLIND NAN
LOST LIFE
IN FLAMES
Aged N. D. Farmer Set Fire
to Bedding BY Throw
ing Match.
Wife FORCED TO LEAVE HIN
Woman Made Heroic Effort
But Had to Fly From
the Flames.

Pembina, N. D., Oct 14.-John
Lynch, aged rs, blind retired farmer,
was burned to death early this morn
ing in his home at st. Vincent this
county, while his aged wife was seri-
ously burned about the face, hands
and chest, attempting to save him.
Lynch, a constant smoker, Is be-
lieved to have started the fire In his
own room by throwing n match into
the bed colthing, his wife not discov-
ering the fire for some time. Attempt
ing to help him out. the aged blind
man urged her to leave him and save
herself. She finally had to flee the
flames without him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14

ton was referred to City Attorney
Shure, who is to give his opinion on
the legality of the petition at the next
meeting of the commission.
This petition is the result of a diff
ference of opinion between Commits
sioner Blakemore and the other COM
misisoners. The appropriation ordi-
nance as proposed by Commissioner
Blakemore is practically the same as
the appropriation ordinance passed by
the commission with the exception Of
the way the funds in the waterworks
department are divided.
The other commissioners state that
under Mr.. Blakemore's plan, which Is
to set aside a certain sum each year
for a permanent fund for plant main
tenance, etc.. that Mr.. Blakemore in
reality asks the people 10 provide a
fund to rebuild the present plant aft
er it is worn out. They maintain that
this would increase the tax burden of
the people needlessly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14
Red Cross Of Europe
Completely Overwhelmed

Washington, Oct. 14.--Foreign Red
Cross societies are overwhelmed and
able to give little assistance to the
sufferers of the war, says an official
statement issued by Red Cross head
quarters here. The situation in terri
tories where the contending armies
have been engaged, the statement
continues, is beyond description.
/ An American officer just returned
from the war zone, is quoted as say
ing that in one little country church
he saw 400 badly wounded soldiers
who also suffered from hunger. Red
Cross representatives could give them
but scant attention.
..That poor fellow viii die in little
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14

Chicago, Oct. 14.-Ruth Mccullough
aged 20-a carnival performer and her
Companion, Clarence Mccormick, aged
Is. son of a Hedrick, La. farmer, were
arrested here charged with the murder
of /. w. Mollatt. a wealthy Hedrick
farmer who was shot in his automobile
Oct. 6, the purpose being robbery.
The arrest was made by Sherin
Knox OF Ottumwa, Ia, and Sheriff
Grimes of Keokuk county.
Miss Mccullough was follower OF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14

while" said surgeon to the Ameri-
can when the latter started to give as
sistance to one soldier. you can give
him a piece of bread, but 1t will not
do him any good. You had better
capacity for recovery"
A call for contributions to relieve
the sufferers from famine, earth
quake and civil disorders In China,
Turkey and Mexico, respectively was
issued last night by the Red Cross. In
the provinces of Kwang Tung and
Kwang Si China, food damage is un-
precedented. The natives have moth :
ing to eat and in many places cannot
even get the leaves of trees to satisfy
their hunger.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14
FRENCH OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

Paris, Oct. 14-The following official announcement
issued here this afternoon I'm the Belgian field of opera
tons there encounters during the nights of Oct
IL and 49, and during the day of the 18th In the region
around Ghent English and French troops have occupied
Ypres.
"First-On left wing, far the Ose the opera
tions developing normally.
Second-On the previous reports of the
of armies in the region of BerryAuBac have
frmed.
'Third-On our right wing there is nothing new
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14
Goes to Get Family.

Washington, Oct. 14.-Capt. E. P.
Berthof, commandant of the revenue
cutter service, left Washington last
night for New York en- route to Cop
enhagen to meet his wife and daugh-
ter: who have been in Europe since
off was in Munich when hostilities be-
gan.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14
Girl and Paramour
Arrested on Charge
of Brutal Murder

county fair shows and street carnivals.
Mccormick met her at one of these in
western Illinois. He became infatuat-
ed and followed her from place to
place. Mollatt was believed to carry
large sums of money and the McCul-
Tough girl is alleged to have lured him
from the village OF Hedrick on the
pretext that he meet a Miss Springer
In whom he is said to have been inter-
ested. Four bullets were fired into
Mollatt's head,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14
Portugal Said to.
Have Declared War
Against Germany

14-A Central News dispatch Madrid
which confirmation,
Iished in reserV
Lisbon the correspondent Of The Central News
Portugal other
residing Lisbon about leave for Madrid As the
leaders the
the presdeM Of the republic the
mobilization of the Portuguese
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14

Kansas City, Oct. 14.--It is legiti-
mate to raise the grade of grain by
cleaning it after it has been consign-
ed to the elevator upon inferior grad
ing, according to an opinion given to
the Grain Dealers National associa
ton in convention here by DR.. Duvel,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14
Raising Grain Grade
by Cleaning Is @. K.
Says u. S. Grain Man

crop technologist of the federal de-
partment of agriculture
Duvel said there can be no ground
for charging fraud against dealers who
buy uncleaned grain and by properly
cleaning 1t. make it eligible for high
er grade.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-10-14
CARRANZA
SIEZED.I'HE..
TRAMWAY

Mexico City, Oct. a14.-The seizure of
the Mexico Tramways Co.'s lines by
the 'Carranza government today was
made at the point of the bayonet.
The Tramways Co.. is a foreign cor
poration capitalized at $1,0O0,O0O. The
home office is Toronto.