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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-20
Z INV POLSKICH
W AMERYCE

CHICAGO, I'll. - Kodak
nasz p. Maksymilian Kaczma.
rex wynalazca ulepszonego
aerop1anu, uznanego przez
ekspert6w z departamentu
wojennego stan6w Zjcdnoczo.
nych "a najIepszy i nadajacy
sic do cel6V wojennych, "a
interesowal szerokie ko}a pu-
blicznodci wsAmeryce i od-
biera codziennie wiele list6w
z zapytaniarni, oraz zyczenia.
mi mlodyrh adept6w lotnic
twa do uczienia sic wzlot6w i
teoretycznych wskaz6wek
pod kierunkiem p. Kaczmar
ka. Miedzy innymi pisa} list
90 WYnalascy mfOdy Chln-
czyk, student uniwersytetu
W Oakland, CAL, wyrazajac
chec po6wiecenia sic lotnic~
twu teoretycznie j praktycz-
pie. Zapewnie przybedzie on
do Chicago, ably W szkole lot
nictwa przygctowac sic ma fa-
chowego lotnika, oraz nau-.
|czyc: sic fysdnk6w i. kon-
strukcyi ulepszonych aero
p)an6w. Maluczko, a wyna-
lazca polski stanie sic s}aw-
nym nietylko tutaj, ale W ca
lynn 6wiecie, DO aeroplany
jego pomyslu przewyzszaja
wszelkie -inne. Zyczymy mu
powodzenia!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-20
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

LONDYN, II kwietnia.
- We Wielki Piatek
"a inicyatywa anglika6skie-
60 arcybiskupa Londynu od~
byla sic wielka pro esya do
kat4stry 6w. Paw}a (angli.
ka6skiej); W procesyi uczest.
niczy)o 1000 duchowie6stwa
i 6w;eckich wybitnych oso'
bistosci ze sfer protestanc'
kich. ,By}a to pierwsza
procesya protestant6w an
gielskicb cd czas6w refor-
macyi. Protestanci ola odr6z-
nienia sic Cd koscio}a kato-
lickiego ME urzadzaja pub
licznych pochod6w i proce-
syi. D'omyslaja sic, ze ia pro-
cesya anglika6ska mia}a BYE
kontrdemonstracya przeciw
Swietnej procesyi katol ckie]
odbytej przed dwoma laty "
Westminsterze zokazyi Kon-
gresu Eueharystycznego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-20

EPERNEN, II kwietnia.
.Okolica.., :uspokaja sic po
trzyd niowych fozruchach wi
nogroduik;6x szampa6skich.
Wladze opanowa}y sytuacye;
Ludno5c postanowila odcze-
kac decyzyi i rady ministe-.
rvalnej W. sprawie przepis6w
kt6re wilma maja bye uznane
iako szampa6skie. Wojsko
wszedzie stoi W pogotowiu,
przy dyalokacyi jego poslugi-
wano sic do przesyeania de-
pesz i rozka26w = aeropla-
mar nj. w departamencie Aube
wciaz iednak jeszcze wrzenie
odczuwa6 sic dale; tam zn"w
sa niezadowoleni z tego, ze
Izba deputowanych sprzeci'
villa sic ucbwa]e senatu,
znos2acej ograniczenia, ma
czem Aube zyskiwa|o. Vino
grodnicy tamtejsi pr6bowali
demonstrowac, ale ich roz-
pedzono,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-20

gon6w i zrzadzi}a tenn kom-
panii szkody ma 12 tysiecy
dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-20

LWOW, II kwietnia. =
Wielka sensacyjna chwila jest
wykrycie tn wielkiego i roz-
ga}ezionego spisku ruskich
student6w gimnazyalnych
kt6rzy ,zorganizowali tajne
stowarzyszenie pod nazwa
,,Siczy6skij." Jak wiadomo,
Rusin Siczy6ski zamordowa}
W roku 1908 namiestnike Ca
licyi S. p. Andrzeja hr. Po-
tockiego. W}adze rozwiDe}y
nader energiczna czynnosc,
ably wszy stkie nici spisku
dostac W rece i uczestnik6w
jego czeka ciezka odpowie.
dzialnosc. Zaniepokojenie
jest powszecbne i wielkie W
miescie j po innych prowin-
oyonalnych miastach 1ud.
no6cia mieszana. Powiekszy-
10 ie nowe MEM niej przykre
odkrycie: oto wsr6d puik6w,
gdzie sluza 7olnierze ruskiej
narodowosci rozrzucaja Ru.
SIM odezwy, wzywaiace 2o}'
merry do buntu! Agitacya te-
go rodzaju moze mice mai
fatalniejsze nastepstwa; sytu-
acya Jest prawdziwie grozna
a poza}owania godna! Dwie
bratnie narodowosci, we
wschodniej czeeci Kraju cd
wicklow obok siebie osiadte
stoja przeciw sobie jak diva
niezawistnie, nieu}aganie
wrogie obozy!.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-20

SHANGHAI. II kwietnia.
Co dnia nap}ywaja tn wiesci
2 okolic, dotknietych g}odem
0 strasznych przejawach
kleski, Ludzie padaja W polu
i ma u)icach Mast; co by}o
do zjedzenia roSlin i zwie-
rat, to juz spozyto; nedza-
RE pr6buja sic. zywic szma-
tamil. ;. Rodzice dzieci swe
sprzedaia W niewole, by je
ratowac i siebie wspom6dz.
Ostatnic wystawiono ma
sprzedaz 60 mlo,lych dziew-
czat, ale Mkt ich ME chcia]
kupowac, DO koszt WHY Wis.
MIA niewolnicy jest obecnie
wyzszy, niz jej wartoSc. TAX
smierc glo1owa czeka owych
go kobiet! Pogorszy}a znacz-
ME sytuacye pow6dz W oko
Icy g}odujacej, kt6ra poza.
mu]a}a brzegj i }aki ma da,
lekiej przestrzeni, tax = ze
biedacy nawet ami zi6i zbie
rae ME moga, by zycie pod,
trzymac. We wlelu okolicach
wody wystapily tax wysoFc
ze uniemozliwiaja prace Y
polu i odciely ludnc6c cd
miast stacvi ratunkowych
Deszcze padaja nieustannie
BERLIN, II ,kwietnia. "a
powiedz wizYty eskadry a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-20

;meryka6skiej W portach ME.
mieckich W czasie regaty
floty niemjeckiej W Kilonii
komentowana, tn jest 2 zy-
wem zadowo]eniem. Przybe.
da okrety Louisiana" Kan
sass, New Hampshire" j
South Carolina.
G6rnicy miekkiego weg]a
" calvch Niemczech grozq
strajkiem, zadajac poprawy
warunk6w bytu; pracodaw.
cy ME chca ukiad6w; sytua-
eva grozna.
WIEDEN, II kwietnia. Co.
sarz nada} order ,,Z}otego
Runa" (najwyzszy order
austryacki) hr. Montecuccoli
admira}owi floty W uznaniu
zaslug polozonych ola pan
stwa i dla jego marynarki.
MARSYLIA, II Xvi t.
MIA. Robotnicv, pracuja
cy, przy budowie kanalu
do rzeki Rodanu, strajkuja
cd kiIku dni. Wczoraj przy-
sz1o tam do starcia miedzy
mimi a policya przyczem je~
den policyant j Z robotpi-
how .odnios]o oka|eczenia.
MEXYK. miasto, II kwiet
MIA. Pod Agna Prieta vallejo.
no onegdaj Gale popo@udniu;
W rezultscie rewolucyonisci
zajeli miasto. Walce kres po-
fozyt oddzia1 zo}nierzy anne
rykahskich, kt6ry przekro~
czy} granice, gdy kule
mexykahskie przelutujac
przez granice zabi}y W Texas
Sch ludzi i wprawi{o W ME
pok6j sasiednia okolice.
Miasto wreszcie poddalo sic
po obu stronach straty So
wielkie. Okolo 30 rzadowych
zolnierzy usz}o W czasie wal.
XII ma terytoryum amery-
ka6skie; tych rozbrojono.
Silly rewolucyonist6w wyno-
silly okolo 200 ludzi, a rzado.
wych by}o ledwie IS. = &c.
neral rewolucyonist6w,
Sanchez ciagnie ma Ojinaga
przeciw rzadowym genera1a
Luque. Ma on 20 soba stara
ameryka1ska armate czas6w
wojny domowej, kt6ra sta'a
dla dekoracvi ma jednym z
plac6w W Ell Psso, Tex
ostatpio skradziona zostaia
stamtad ola rewolucyonist6w
mexyka6skich!. w Sonora
rewolucyoni6ci zamier1aja
atakowac Cananea, g9zie
stoi LOO rzadowych arma-
tami; wiele tam .dokazuje
przywtdca rewolucyonist6w
Giron, majacy oko}o $50 )u-
dzi pod SODA; zaja} on ostat-
MO miasteczko Cumpas, a
obecnie poszed} ku MoDtezu-
ma. Gdyie znajduje sic przy-
w6dca Madero - niewiado.'
mo.
CARACAS, u kwietnia
Wydar2y} sic tn jeden wy.
padek dzumy. W}adze zarza.
dzj}y energiczne 6rodki bez-
piecze1stwa. w portach
zaprowad,ono kwarantanne.
Dzuma pojawia sic stale co
pewien przeciag c,asu W We
nezueli, ale Rad zdolaf zawsze
hotychczas tame poiozyc Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-20

WIEDEN, II kwietnia. Co.
sarz nadal order ,,Z1otego
Runa" (najwyzszy order
austryacki) hr. Montecuccoli
admira}owi floty W uznaniu
zaslug polozonych ola pan,
stwa dla jego marynarlzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-04-20

NIAGARA FALLS, N, Y.
Dotychc1as ME odszukano je~
szcze dn n6ch malych olskich
ehlopc6w Jauka Zuralskiego
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20

optimist must go out alone and unperceived
with'a handful Of hemp seed. which he sows.
the while repeating Hemp seed / SOW. thee
and her that is to be my true love come after
me and pull thee" Whereat upon looking
over his left shoulder he ought to see a like
ness OF his future sweetheart pulling the fresh
y sowed seed II the experimenter sees moth
Ing he must perforce conclude that he is never
to marry or else that he has not followed d.
rections explicitly enough In his test.
There has been increasing appreciation dur
Ing recent years on the part of hostesses OF
all ages that Hallowe'en-a night OF laughter
and 1ollity and mystery--afords most de-
lightful opportunity for entertaining in q
unique way. The quaint conceits In the amuse-
ment line which have- already been improvised
for this mystic occasion prove how inviting is
this field for individual ingenuity. Halloween
has become especially popular at the schools
and colleges OF the country 1t is brief sea-
son given over to the pranks of the students.
and each student body tries to outdo the others
and Mt the same time surpass the exploits OF
Its predecessors. Particularly at the boarding
schools for girls and at women's colleges Is
there fantastic observance of Halloween.
The invitations to Halloween party must
above all else have the requisite of novelty.
The wording may hint of dark secrets to be un-
folded, and symbols OF the occasion there
are representations OF witches riding brooms.
blinking owls, broad winged mats, or pump
kins. For decorative purposes nature provides
at this season OF the year wealth of vivid
hued material, such cornstalks. pumpkins.
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practiced of all the Halloween recipes Is that
which admonishes the credulous maiden to eat
an apple before a looking glass while combng
her hair with the promise that II these direc-
tons be followed explicitly the face OF her
destined con1ugal partner will be seen in the
mirror as though peeping over her shoulder.
Equally well known s the scheme whereby
any maiden may find out the first letter of the
name of her future husband by peeling an ap-
pie. taking the pairing by one end In her fin
gers and after swinging 1t three times around
her head allowing 1t to fall In whatever fash
Ion II may. little imagination may be neces-
sary to construe the position OF the pairing as
indicative of desired letter. but usually this
mental aid is readily supplied.
Another mode of peeping into the matrt-
monial lottery has been transplanted to Ameri-
ca from Scotland BY this plan the young
women go hand-in-hand. blindfolded, or at least
with eyes closed. to the cabbage patch and
each pulls the first plant met with. Earth on
the root OF the cabbage thus selected signifies
dowry The shape and size OF the vegetable
denote the appearance and size of the future
spouse. while the taste Of the heart and stem
Indicate his disposition The Irish girls have
a scheme for catching glimpse OF a future
husband by throwing ball OF yarn out OF the
window, holding the end Of the yarn and then
rewinding 1t saying the Pater Noster backward
II the ball of yarn, outside In the darkness be
watched carefully the young woman may hope
to be rewarded by seeing the desired appar
ton In this same old-fashioned category is
the legend which admonishes girl to wet the
sleeve of shirt and hang It on a chair before
the fire she retires on Halloween. Then IL
she remain awake until midnight she may see
her future helpmate enter the room and turn
the drying garment.
Entirely erroneous Is the impression prevail
ing in some quarters that all matrimonial prog
nosticatfng carried at Hallowe'en is for
the benefit OF the fair As matter of fact
there are numerous forms OF divination de-
signed for the of arden. swains. The best
known Of these Is that wherein the smitten
youth descends cellar stairs with candle in
one hand and mirror In the other hoping to
find the face of sweetheart reflected back to
him. Especially adapted for practice by farm
er lads is the hempseed ordeal. The youthful
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20

carrots, russet oak leaves and green pine
boughs Similarly the autum products-appies.
nuts. grapes. etc.-afford ample menu for re-
freshments for guests imbued with the spirit
of the occasion
favorite means for lighting at Halloween
parties is afforded by candles set in followed
carrots and k-o-lanterns The jack-o'-lan-
terms are fashioned, as most of our readers are
aware. by removing the pulp from pumpkins
and squashes: cutting openings to represent
eyes, nose and mouth and fastening lighted
candle inside. II desired. the bizarre effect
may be emphasized by adorning the visage OF
the pumpkin lantern with painted white or
black eyebrows and mustaches Sometimes a
hostess ambitious to make her Halloween en-
tertainment unique in every respect elects to
hold 1t in barn or attic, even In a cellar.
Black draperies and the symbol. Of the skull
and cross-bones have likewise been used on
occasion to add to the creepy" atmosphere.
No Halloween party would be complete with
out certain time-honored pastimes on the pro-
gram. Conspicuous among these Is the peren-
nialy popular prank OF ducking for apples.
The apples are set ahoat in a tub and each
person essays to catch one Of the floating
prizes with the teeth. The hands must not be
used at all In this attempt II Is said that
the only sure way to capture an apple Is to
force 1t to the bottom Of the tub and there
hold 1t close while 1t Is caught with the teeth.
However, very few contestants employ this
method and their antics In pursuing the elusive
apples are often amusing in the extreme. Zest
may be given to the apple ducking by provid-
ing grab bag of prizes. which is open to the
contestants in the order in which they capture
apples.
An apples tied to string and swinging In a
doorway is another variation of this diversion.
and yet another trick is to suspend stick by
string tied In the middle. An apple is placed
at one end OF the stick and lighted candle at
the other. and the stick is then whirled around
rapidly. The object of course. is to catch the
apple with the teeth and not inadvertently
grasp the candle. When cake is baked at
home for Halloween party It is customary to
place ring In the loaf Just as In wedding
cake. and also a key. The ring OF course. sig
nfes marriage. while the key signifies jour
ney for the finder
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20

over to war. with a population less
ferocious. less fanatical than that OF
Fee or Mekinez. Morocco City has
been much more frequently visited by
Europeans than its northern rivals.
Geographically. Morocco City is the
real gateway to the Sahara. BY the
famous Glawi pass one road climbs
over the Atlas to Tafilet. and the car
avan route continues to Timbuktu. A
second road descends to the Draa
crossing the Atlas chain. while third
leads to Tarudant and the Sus coun-
try. Close communication with the
south has left its mark upon the peo-
pie. who are darger and show more
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20

of baking on that night cake for every mem
Der of the family. Centuries ago 1t was the
practice to ring the church bells all night but
King Henry VIII. of England put a stop to that
In the United States at the present time
there is comparatively little thought given to
the history of Halloween in connection with
Its twentieth century observance Today 1t is
above all else an occasion for sport and frolics
and feasting In various forms. The customs
which were once ceremonies of belief are now
observed in Jest Particularly is this the case
with respect to the matrimonial forecasts, but
naturally interest In these methods OF learning
fates verdict is not lessened by the knowledge
that the same expedients were employed in
deadly earnest by the bellies OF several hun
dred years ago. The roasting of nuts Is
time-honored Halloween practice and many OF
the ruses for learning fate's decree in the
matter OF matrimony identified with this
feature. Inqufsitive maidens are wont to place
number of nuts each bearing the name Of
lover. on the bars OF crate among the embers
According to the ritual II nut cracks or
jumps the lover will prove unfaithful. where
as II 1t begins to blaze or burn he has a regard
for the person making the trial. II the nut
burns quietly and brightly especial sincerity
Of affection Is indicated. Similarly. If the nuts
named after a girl and her lover burn together
an early wedding may be looked for.
Apples. next to nuts. are the favorite vehi->
cles for discovering Halloween the inten-
tons Of Cupid. Indeed. at the present time
perhaps the best known and most generally
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20

concerning their future life partners. Indeed.
Saint Matrimony is the patron saint OF Hal
lowe'en. and 1t is the night of all nights for
peering into the future and particularly for
discovering just what sort of husband or wife
fate has decreed for the unmarried.
Halloween appears to be In its origin
rious combination Of classic mythology and
Christian superstition. For instance the Ro-
mans had on November feast to Pomona.
the goddess of fruits and seeds. at which time
there was formal opening of the stores of
eatable laid up In the summer for use In win
ter This may explain the origin of the very
appropriate plan of using nuts and apples in
connection with the Halloween festivities. On
this same date occurred the great autumn fes-
tval to the sum- with which the Druids
Client Celts celebrated thanksgiving for their
harvest. On the eve OF the day the Lord OF
Death called together the wicked souls that
within the twelve months had been con-
demned henceforth to occupy the bodies OF
animals.
Especially quaint has been the observance
of Halloween in Ireland, where from the earl
lest days 1t was the custom for each house
hold to set out on Halloween the best viands
1t could afford. and apples and nuts were de-
voured In abundance. In some instances peas
ants went from house to house collecting
bread cake. butter. cheese. eggs and other
Britain bread or cake has long been associated
with Halloween, and to this day the women OF
some districts In England observe the custom
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20
Famous Old Morocco City

ruined edif1ces surviving from the days
when the city had 100000 Inhabitants
and was one Of the world capitals OF
Islam. are the most considerable and
magnificent in Morocco. Equally beau
tiful ia the site Of this city In the up
per valley Of the Tenesift river. sur
rounded in half circle by the great
wall OF the grand Atlas mountains.
whose snow-clad peaks are seen be-
yond foreground OF large farms and
fertile felds. A city far less given
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20

chickweed. watercress or lettuce. A
lump OF sugar should always be kept
between the cage wires within easy
reach.
Always give canary bath the
first thing In the morning After
cleaning the bottom of the cage should
be sprinkled with gravel and sand (not
sand from the seashore. as the salt
will kill the bird).
Never hang the cage In draft or
a stin breeze. as canaries are very
susceptible to cold Neither should It
remain uncovered in lighted room
at night. as the birds song is liable
to become impaired
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20
Eastern Produce.

Chicago. - Butter-Steady; cream
cries. 23@29c; dairies. 21@26c-
Eggs-Steady; at mark. cases in
cluded. tic; firsts. zoe: prime firsts.
21 1-2c.
Cheese-Steady: Daisies, IA 1-2c:
Twins. 13 1908 3-4c: Young Amer
icas. IA 1-4@14 1-2c.
Easy choice to fancy, 65
@70c; fair to good. 63665c.
Veal-Steady: so to so pound
weights. 8G9c; 60 to SIS pound
weights. Q 1-2G10 1-2c; Sc to no
pound weights, lie.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20

and yet more significant, 1t is for the young
folks the first break In the school year. With
al its festivities are for the most part reserved
for the period after nightfall. SO that even the
individuals who are occupied during the day
may participate.
The festival of the night of October 81 is in
Its origin and traditions one of the most pic
turesque which now finds observance in this
country. 1t has number of different designa-
tions. among which Halloween, All Hallow
Even. Nutcrack Night and Snap Apple Night
the eve or vigil of All Saints, or All Hallows
Day November u. From time out of mind
this has been heralded as night when
witches, devils and other michief-makers
abroad on their baneful midnight errands.
while the fairies are supposed to hold that
night grand anniversary
To accept the spirit of the season the de-
votee or Halloween must concede that on no
other night of the year do such supernatural
influences prevail as after dark on the closing
day of October. According to ancient beliefs
the spirits of the dead then wander about and
In some instances the spirits of living persons
are supposed to have the temporary power to
leave their bodies and Join the ghostly throng.
Especially gifted with the power to converse
with airy visitants persons who have had
the good fortune to be born on October 81,
but other folks. also, tradition hath 1t, may be
warned or advised by the elves.
For all that such awesome doing are at
trfbuted to the mysterious spirits that are
abroad on Halloween these supernatural be-
ings cannot be altogether Ill natured since
they are willing without fee or reward and ON
the condition of the performance of a very SIM
pie ceremony to disclose to any curious young
uan or woman most interesting particulars
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20
Live stock.

Omaha. Cattle-Market steady:
native steers. $5.00@7.S0; cows and
heifers. $3.25@5.50; Western steers.
$3.7506.60; Texas steers, $500
$50; COWS and heifers, $3.00Q5.O0;
Gamers. $2.65@3.65; stockers and
feeders, $3.00@5.60; calves, $1,000
7.50; bulls. stays, etc. $3.2505.10.
Hogs-Market steady to stronger;
heavy. s6.15 06.25; mixed. $6.20@6.25:
lights. $6.25@6.30: pigs. $5.00@6 90;
bulk Of sales. $6.20@S.25.
Sheep-Market slow to 10c lower:
yearlings. $4.20@4.50: wethers, 1855
@410; ewes. $3.00@3.6s;; lambs. $3.50
0610.
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price. Of Metals.

New York. = Copper = Standard
sery dull. Spot. October. November.
December. January. $I175011.S5.
Spot. 954 Sc Cd; futures. f55 5s. Ar
rivals: Lake copper. s12.50@12.62 1-2;
electrolytic. $12.25@12.37 IL: and
casting. s12.0O012.25.
Tin-Weak. Spot. $40.75@41.0Os
October. November. December. jan
uary and February. s40.50@41. co.
Sales in local market, five tons spot
at $500 and 21 tons November 1T
$40.75.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20
Care of canarle..

In selecting a canary one OF the
cross-breeds. pure canary with strain
OF goldfnch or bullfnch. is the best
to choose. as they are much harder
than the pure canary and have splen-
did voices. The best food for canaries
Is canary and rape seed. one part Of
rape to three OF canary. From April
to September they should have lit
tie fresh green food every day. either
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-10-20
Wac In Its Day One Of the World
Capitals Of Islam and Still In
terestIng to Europeans.

Morocco City. the capital OF the
southern half of the Moroccan king
dom. is far more interesting city
than Fee. says the New York Sun.
ArchitecturalIy its monuments. inciud-
ing the famous Kutubia tower. the
counterpart of the Giralda in Seville.
the famous mosque OF Muley AbdaIlah
and a hundred other ruined or semi
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Hay.

Colorado upland. per ton. .16,00@17.00
Nebraska upland. per ton .14.00015.00
Second bottom, Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton. .10.00@11.00
Timothy. per ton ....... .15.50@16.50
South Park. choice. per
Gunnison Valley, per ton. .15.50@16.50
Straw, per ton ........... 4.004 500
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Hogs.
Sheep.

Lambs, good to choice. .5.0065.50
Lambs, fair to good .4.50@5.00
Feeder lambs, F. p. r. ..... .4.250 500
Yearlings. fair to choice ... .3.5094.00
Yearlings. feeders, +. p. R.. 3.25@3.75
Wethers. fair to choice. .3.00@3.75
Wethers. feeders. f. p. r.. $50
Ewes. fair to choice .2.7503.50
Ewes, feeders and culls. +.
P. r. .2.00Q2.75
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patiently the infusion OF African blood
than the Berbers and Arabs OF the
north.
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ACH successive year sees an
increasing observance of Hal
lowe'en-a holiday which rivals
any on the calendar as an oc-
casion for pranks and pastimes.
The growing disposition to de-
vote more attention to the cele-
bration Of Halloween is not
strange. for the occasion with
its quaint customs has much to
commend 1t as a break In the
routine Of the year. For one
thing. this fateful day of mirth
and mystery is the first of the
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Butter.

Elgln ......-. ~
Creameries, ex. east, lb.... 80
Creameries. ex. Cclo., b.. 40
Creameries. I'd grade, lb...24 @25
Process Ia 0zb
Packing stock ............ 10