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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07
Uczcie sic pc angielsku!

Pozw6lcie nam sobie pokazac
jak mozec,e DUO w:ecej pieniedzy
zaroblc bez dtug1ch godz1n i ciez~
kiej piracy, 10 kt6rej ME ~jestescis
Pozw6lcie nam
dopom6dz odpedzlc Vase k}opoty
przez wyuczenie Was iezyka an-
gielsk,ego, aby zspewnic Wan
dobrobyt l szczescie " Ameryce.
Tyslacom dopomogllsmy j pew
nosc,a VAN dopomozemy.
Nauczvmy Was przez nasza
n,ezr6wnana prawn1e zastrzezona
metode %listownie, " waszym vol.
nym czasie, W trzech mies'acach,
nietylko movie, czytat l pisac pc
angielsku, lecz W c'agu nauki przez
pytapia i odpow:edzi kt6re tSlcze.
mis- (preparowane ola kaidego
ucznia z osobna) zawieraia, pozna-
jenny vase zdolnosci / stan l dora.
dzamy / instruktujemy Was sto
sownie. Przez co iestesmy v MOI.
nosci pokaza6 VAN najssyDsz2 i
najpewnie]sz2 droge do powodze"ia
a prawdziwa cheG jak l ~zaufanie
do naszej melody w}a6uie " ciagu
naukl sic pokazuia.
W naszych cyrkularzach wy
jasnjamy i opisajemysnasza metos
de tax szczeg6{cwo, IL kazdy sic
przekona i przyz1ac musl, ze lat
wiejsza. lepsza, szybsza tansza
droga do nabycia angielskiego je-
zyka nawet ola najmniej ~wykssta}-
conego cz}owieka ME egzystuje.
Cyrkularze zawierajace przedwstep-
ne lekcye wysy}amy zupe}nie beze
piatnie dlatego navel znaczk6w
pocztowych ME potrzeba zaiaczac.
Piszcie zaraz pc bezpfatny
i przekonajcie sic zanlm
ma rome ksiazkl pieniadze ma darmo
wydac;e. Poda:cie sw6j dok}adny
(takze powiat " ma{Ych
miejscowokciach) j adresujcie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

rzenia przystojny szlachcie
q czujacy swa wladze, umia
swej osobie nadac postaw'
imponujaca, wzbudzajaca SEA
cunek. Byl navel burmi
strza jakim6 krewnym pt
zonie j Y poufnej rozmowie
volt m6wif do burmistrza
wujku, a burmistrz do volta;
Adasiu. Publicznie zas Cd
|dawano sobie nalezne tytuly:
panic %burmistrzu! j panic
w6jcie!
Ma widok tego cz}owieka
krew Micha}owi uderzyla do
.g}owy. Me by}o mu tajnem,
re volt nadskakuie Buzal-
skiemu, czesciej do niego
zaglada, anizelibY togo po-
.trzeba %wymagala, ami ME
by}o mu tel tajnem, re am
bitny Buzafa powyciaga}by
wszystkie po6czochy z tala-
rami 20 skrzyni, gdyby jego
c6rka mia1a zostaG pania
w6jtowa i folwarczna. Wresz-
Gle, 70 volt krewnym burr
mistrza, vice sam skuzyno.
walby sic z burmistrzem, a
to ola %obywatela bardzo VIE
le znaczy.
Matka Basi dotad ME da1a
pc sobie poznac, czy trzyma
strone "a w6jtem. O st6sun-
ku Basi do Micha}a ME VIE
dziafa mic pewnego, tylko sic
domy6la1a, a znajac milo.
dzie6ca z prawosci charak-
ME stawia}a temu st6-
sunkowi fanny, ale go tel
ami jawnie, ami tajemnie ME
popiera}s.
Ami Micha}, ami Basia o
usposobieniu matki ME VIE
dzieli, znejac ia tylko jake
we wszystkiem zdajaca sic
ma meza, i tez to samo
wnioskowali, to jest, ze VIOLA
pana ma}zonka bedzie cara
zem i jej VIOLA.
Me obawia} sic %wprawdzie
Micha} wsp6tzawodnika. On,
m;mo m}odego wieku, by}
cz}owiekiem praktycznym j
wiedzia}, re go ME neci mi
lose do Basi, tylko jej maja-
tex, a W dodatku g}adki
buziaczek. Ze Basia dotrzy-
ma danego s}owa, take by}
pewnym, obawia} sic tylko
zwloki, nieprzyiemnosci i
zawik}a1.
Zreszta Micha} patrza} ma
niego oczyma wsp6lzawod-
nika, patrzai ma tego, kt6ry
mu chce wYdrzec skarb mai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07
FIR. XAW. ~TUCZYNSKIEGO
:: z ::

Gag daisy.
Basia ME powiedzia}a, lecz
reka jej zadrza}a. Uczu} to
m}odzieniec i przystapi} bill
lei.
- Spojrzyj ma mnie, -
rzek}, 49, rozjasnii oko i po-
wiedz, czyz mnie ME kochasz?
czy mnie cheese sic pozbyc.
- O Michale drogi, - "a
szlochala Basia, - ia ma
promo ME przysiegta ci mi
lose. Kocham cie... taxi. ko-
cham... ale teraz ME smnie
oczu podnie66, ME mnie N.Y.
slec o kochaniu.
Togo juz by}o Micha}owi
zanadto. Uja} ia i "a druga
reke, a 6cisnawszy, zawo}a}:
- Mole ty zyciel... ty sa''
ma W sjebie cos wnlawiasz i
trujesz sic widziad}ami, kto-
rych ME by}o j ME ma. Badz
spokoina, niezad}ugo sam o.
tworze warsztat, a wtedy bia-
da, ktoby 6mia} ma moja ko'
chana Basic palec zakrzywic!
Basia spu6cj}a glove.
- y =, az ! ! & bedzie trivia
10, = ciagnal dalej, a 6wiety.
Sacrament mas po}aczv. Vice
sic ME b6j niczeg1i ME stra-
chat plotkami.
49, Michale, - odezwa}a sic
Basia pc chwili, - twoje s}o-
wa sa pocieszajace i wlowajs
we mnie MOVE zy:ie... och!
gdyby luz dis >mozna wy
dostac sic z Kiszxowa!... A.
le... - doda}a smutnie, -
- jeszcze ME tax daleko, DO
m1cdy w6jt 20 Slawna stoi W
drodze.
Michaf zadrzaf.
- Ale ty 60 ME kochasz
przeciez, Basic? zawo}a}
przerazony tenn wspomnie-
MEM Micha}.
Prawda, ale rodzice...
- Skoro ty mnie kochasz
O reszte ME diam, - rzek}
teraz, odetchnawszy Micha},
- prze}ami4 wsze(kie zapo,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

ry, bonn ciekawy, cry rodzice
,cz twoi woleliby wiercipiete w6j-
to ia, anizeli s}usznego obywa-
Ii tela.
Wtem odezwa}o sic puka-
ME W okno i CLOS matkl ma :
10 wolywaiacej c6rke do izby.
vi? - Badz zdrowa, - rzek}
It. Micha}, - a ME troszcz sic.
"a. - Idz z Bogiem, moi dro.
a. gi! = szepne}a Basia, : be-
IL de pamieta}a ma tive s}owa.
o. To rzek}szy, szybkim kro-
lie klein zw16ci}a sic ku drzwiom
y siennym, a Micha} zwo)na
wyszedf ns u)ice.
wi Tymczasem juz by}o pc
ga dzwonieniu ma Wierze W b.
ga, a nied}ugo potem "a
brzmialy dzwony ma proce'
: eye. Lud zaczal tiumnie wy
o. chodzic i 6piew: ,,Boze W
dobroci nigdy nieprzebrany!"
o. rozlega} sic .echem pc oko.
ia licy. Wreszcie liczny orszak
o. duchownych W dw6ch RE
dach wyszed} ma cmentarz,
a po MIN ksiadz z Nai6wiet.
Sym sakramentem. Lud
ty padl ma kolana, kaplan mon
eel strancya poblogos}awi} or
a. szak ruszyi dalej W ko}o
ko6ciola.
ne Michai wtloczy} sic z pro-
o. cesya do koscio}a i uda1o
ia mu sic stana6 obok }awki,
n! gdzie siedzial mistrz lego,
y pan Maciej. Me zwazali je-
A. dnakze obaj ma siebie, DO
- rozpocze}o sic naboze6stwo.
DO Organ SLIME zabrzmia} z che.
W ru, lud sic naboznie pochy-.
III, d kap1an TOZpOcza1 MsZ9
swieta.
81 Ale i W duszy Michala "a
Fa} wrza}o. Umy5lnie cry ME-.
|e- %umyslnie spojrza} ma lawke...:
zadrza}... tam obok burmi-
strza siedzial wsp6}zawodnik
81 jego, volt re S}awna, MILDLY
urzednik, ale wielkie znacze.
ME majacy i posiedziciel
o ma}ego folwarczku. z wei
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
The Horse Market.

Chicago, May 17.-Buoyancy again
featured the horse market and prices
were maintained rigidly at slight gain
over last weeks closing figures. the
bulk of the business being transacted
at an advance of 5000. altho there
were numerous instances of even larger
gains Attendance Of buyers was large,
and with a larger percentage OF the ar
rivals made up desirable 1900 to lseo
ID workers of strictly good condition the
trade was Of less restricted character.
Competition between bidders was splr-
tied and auction sales move actively.
giving statesmen chance to clear stables
in a satisfactory manner.
Demand again centered in the good TO
choice 1900 to 1900 ID wagon horses, al
tho noticeable Improvement was to De
seen in the inquiry for heavier dra1t
animals good enough to bring 1926 ana
higher for single horses, and s47o TO
$3.50 for pairs. The good qua lily
heavyweight wagoners made Sl9O TO
1925. with lighter weight drivers OF
good action and desirable expressers at
s165 to s1s5. Old, crippled, aged ana
range Of auction prices:
from $3.50. Receipts for two days this
week were placed at 1.541 head, against
1891 head the preceding week and
1.2l4 head a year ago. The demand
veg sufficiently improved tn take care
OF the increased arrivals and the market
had firm undertone at the following
ronDo Of 1,ti0n yricAS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17

the dlstriet o0mmlttsA which - q Inn
,portance 20 WAshlngton.
In other words. Senator Il Follotts
contends that the 11vlAS Of l1l plAcoa
on comlnltte<ss t0 the progresslvos
means absolutely nothing ana that the
old suaTd = - serpngH sntrenchsd n
control Of commlttAes ~ Il ever was.
In the coarse Of what he has to say. ha
gives vent to some Interesting obssr-
vations on the net the old guard re-
publicans And Il poSsibls 20 deal with
certain Of the dom0crats.
The remarks Of the Wisconsin Sana-
tor are not lessened In interest BY the
fact that . fight has broken out over
the selection OF . prssidsnt pro tenn
Of the senate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17

progrszn: Csowning az the Nsy ane 80
apring dance ~ attandante: 800 III
the Nay queen ~ The oiris' dee e.; i
Gwedish folk dance, ~ Ne - ~
mof1ss- wiadln sShs 80 0ys -
1rsslmsnI aoaS. HAL 10 the eaG1Dt'
and Dlapk:~ NORWEGIAN zSllg Aanoa ~
the juniors; AighiaAdz ainG, s6YySs6t6rss
and juniorA n nv s+ i n is,se7s. sssss ssssS
past ave years IN the jswsdsy $50
watch repairing. Line shasluavSn' Mp lAat'
business and esataeoo NJ slnyr nklooi ol
Bray q shtnist % pFspass:sor :sntsaAcs
into the. profeagannA u 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
MRS KENYON ILL.
Senator Takes Wife South For Oh,
alton on Throat

alton on Throat.
Wasting ton, May Ex-senator and
Mrs. Kenyon left last night for New
Orleans, where an operation on Mrs.
Kenyon's throat will be performed.
Mrs. Kenyon has been i'll for several
days, and her physician has advised
her to have the operation without de-
lay. She is visiting a celebrated throat
specialist in New Orleans, who has
treated her before.
Senator. Kenyon will be kept from
Washington for week or SO by the
necessity Of accompanying Mrs. Ken
yon to the south. After the operation,
Nrs. Kenyon doubtless will remain in
New Orleans for some time. Senator
Kenyon expects to be back by: the time
the reciprocity agreement Is reported
out Of the finance committee and is
taken up on the floor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
DENOUNcES HoRBLE SKIRT.
President Of Iowa Federation Of Won
ems Clubs GrilIs Fad.

Sioux City, May 17.-Cedar Rapids
and Ottumwa are after the next bien-
NAL convention Of the Iowa Federation
Of Wouen's Clubs, which is in session
here. Des Moines is boosting Mrs.
Homer A Miller for president. Mrs.
Carroll, wife Of the governor. was one
Of the speakers this morning.
Mrs. Julian W. Richards, Of Water
loo, in her presidents address, de-
nounced the hobble skirt and urged the
appointment Of a woman on the state
board Of control The meeting lasts all
week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
Minr..p.li. o..h Grain cIo...

Minneapolis Cash Grain CIoso.
FtFurnished by L. G. Clay, grain mer-
chant, "a East Main, phone $50
Wneat--No. l, hard. u; No.
northern, arrive, sSA @1.01; No.
northern. arrive. 9s& ds91s; No. 8, 93X
9s7h; No. durum, arrive, 80; No. 2
;durum, arrive, S35s.
Oats--No. 3 yellow. 5s@5ah; No. l.
5a@521s.
oats-Nn 3. sa@33A; arrive, 3sH
No. 3, 313k @32.
Barley-Malting, 1891; feeding, 50
@73.
Ry@4.00.
F1a1-Arrive 2.55.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17

Special to Times
Grinnell, May 17.-adr. G. W. n
Boyer has been having the pleasure of
a, visit Of several days Aom 0rn. W.
Klsppe. whose homo = dnn KOenlgs6Wg.
Germany. and who 10 on her way 70
California. she continued hAf. 3ou1nsy
yesterday.
The members oe ~ osgantssd
Church OF Christ. IA fhas c1ty-wau h0we
Elder B. w. wilson. of OeatA TO Us~acaa
to them morning ana evsnfng next
Sunday in the superior court room.
The Christian Science organization
here is negotta ting with the Wouanss
Relief Corps for the uss OF choir plsas-
ant room over the postofE1ce. eoe .
place OF worship for their use On Sun.
days and Wednesday evenings. with q
fair prospect that shey WIN soon be
settled there.
Rev. Father Curtin, Of Hoooklyn,
makes public ennouncsment that .
mission will be opened in the Cathollo
church OF this city on Sunday the 35th
OF this month which Will last until
June and be conducted by Rev. b.
Hanley, c. p. There viii BE- two morn
ing masses and evening services at al
Of which Father Hanley win preside.
Announcement OF mass Cor next Sum
day Is also made.
Misc Catherine Lanes. Iowa CosAego.
'07, is visiting her sister At the old
WyckoR home in This city. Her home
is in Webster City.
Mrs. n. Mcdowell h enjoying . visit
from her father. Mr.. D. Rowland, whose
home is In Dies Moines.
Miss Croft. a returned missionary.
was present and made an address At
the meeting this afternoon Of the Bap-
fist Missionary circle that met 1t tho
home Of Mrs. John Green on Pearl
street.
Ivyl wetmore, since graduating fro11;
the technical school at Peoria, Ill, has
decided to remain in this city and has
tal1enea position in the watch repairing
store.
Miss CorneliasaCls whose home is
mile north OF this city. and who has
become quite no:cl for tt2. excellence
Of her anna -eur photography. has re-
Gently had the honor ofran Invitation
by Doubleday PaSe g. Co... 10 attend
the 'housowar1nlng party 1t the opening
Of ,thear nsw-'Hnces ut Garden City, n.
J. MisGClAx1a has produced some won
dSrfullya dnA apecimSns Of the art to
which she has given 90 much attention
and has made q Apecfalty OF cats. Of
which she has q number that are 30
we'll trained that she has been able to
get many pictures Of fhsm in poses that
at tEstsSeem Impossible. She has had
pictures 0coepts6. by, and appearing in.
Country Lite in America, and tho COM
pany has just paid her Handsomely
for the privilege OF putting them into
book form She has also q um3Qu0 COL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
TAX COMMISSION NAMED.
Governor Carroll Chooses Board to Re.
wise Tax Lawn.

Des Moines, May 17.-Governor Car
roll today named the following as the
new state tax comm ission to revise the
Iowa tax laws: 81. Fl, Cohen, Des
Moines; Charles yoss, Davenport: B.
E. Stonebreaker. Rockwell City; J. III.
McConlogue, Mason City; A C.. Ripley,
Garner.
The governor also named thesfouow-
ing state board OF animal health: j. /.
Gibson, Des Moines; Tom Downing,
Washington; George w. Blanche, Belle
PLANE; Frank Kinsley, McGregor; :,
Charles A. Saunders, Manila.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
Medical Women Elect.

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines, May 1.-THE lows So
cfety OF Medical Women today elected
the followingI President Jennie GFist
Ames: vice president. Georgia Stewart,
Des Moines. and Jessie ". Hudson
Iowa City; secretary. Lena a. Beach,
Cherokee; treasurer. Grace Jerger. Wa
terloo.
Bertha Manhosen, OF Chicago, per-
formed four operations at an open
clinic this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
WARNING TO BAKERS.

Advised to. Sell Goods in Packages to
Avoid Reformers' Attention.
Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, May 17.-Jay Burns. OF
Omaha. in an address to the Iowa
Master Bakers Association today urSed
bakers to sell all goods in packages
intimating that the bakers would be the
next to receive attention from pure
food reformers. M ]. nGn1grew, pu-
buque, and J. Schoutop, Keokuk. are
rivals for the presidency.
Des Moines and Ottumrs both seek
the next meeting. The bakers are
guests Of Ex-Alderman Henry Metz at
hia country home this afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
St. Louis Cash Grain Close.

St Louis Cash Grain OIoso.
FURNISHED by l.. G. Clay, grain mer-
chant, "a East Main Phone $50
ST. Louis, May II.
Wheat-No. red, 95; No. 8 red, $50
"a: No. 4 red, sO@s1; No. hard. eco
LOO; No. hard, s2@ss; No. hard
s0@sTh.
Corn-No. 2. 541a; No. g. 5S@5sh:
No. 4. 51@51a: No. yellow, SIS: No. 8
yellow. 81; No. white, "a; No. 3 white,
54
Oats-No. 2, 32Is; No. 8, BIZ; No. 4,
81; No. q white. 351s; standard, IS; No.
white, "a II @35A; No white, SO n @
34h.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
Kansas citv Cash Gnain close,

Kansas City Cash Grain Close.
FURNISHED by L. G. Clay, grain mer-
chant, "a East Main. Phone 6S).
Kansas City, May II.
Wheat-No. hard. 9069s: No. 3
hard, SS@95; No. 4 hard, 76@92: No. 2
red. 10000; No. 3 red, S7@90; No. 4
red. 81 @s8.
Corn-No. 2. SO: No. 8. 52A. No. 2
yellow, 90 a 531a:. No. yellow, 52E q
SO; NO. 2 white. 521a: No. white. SO.
Oats-No. ., se@33; No. 31H 132;
No. . white, 34@S5; No. white, $50
"a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
LOCAL LIVESTOCK Mf.RkEr.

Prices Paid fer Cattle. Hogs and shsep
CAT1L0.
0ooA fat cows and hsifers-3.teO9.7t
On Ieeai Market.
HOGS.
NarshaIltown prices On Hvo0eook
~eye quoted BY B1Ittaj. q Ca today -
follows:
Premium hogs. up to S00-S.6s-
! Premium hogs. over 3o0-.4o.
Packers-5.00.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
On aha Livestock,
ST. Louis Livestock.

st. Louis. May 17-Cattle-Estimat
ed receipts for today, 3.20o;& market OPP
ened weak
Native beef steers .-...-... 500 q" 30
Cows and heifers ........-. 3.50@e25
stockers and feeders ...... 3.oo@6.50
Hogs-Est inated receipts for today,
10000: market opened steady.
P,es and lights ,..-.. s.15@s.5o
Packers 5.5e@6.25
Butchers and best heavies sos @6.s0
Sheep-Eetinated receipts for today,
Native mutsons -. s.75@4.5o
Lambs .. 6.75@655
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
A spe;I-sport.

A Kansas. City man has =inventedEan
aeroplane which, he says cannot fan.
II rthisEis true hes apt to take alIthe
fun iout-of flying.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
The Money Market.

New. York. May 17.-Prtne mercan-.
i:t!!e paper, ~ % per cent; sterling ex-
change steady; bankers bills at 4. $40
Tor sixty day bills and at 4.s6.25@
4.s6.30 for deu1a and; time loans strong
er; SO, day, 2h 02A per cent; 80 days,
| ~ @2N; money on call steady, 2A q
t-2h per cent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool. lMs.y II.
Wheet-Spot, easy; No. 2. red west
ern winter, no stock; May, Is 1oSd;
July, 6s 10ad
Corp-Spot American mixed. new.
nominal: old, quiet 5s 3d:-July, As 7Ad
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-05-17
6)fHn18R- AND LARGER OFFER
1lfnssHKRoRTEo AZ BEING
leApE,IN INDIA.
ukEAm,nse 9oesatuHEa
Nlt4kNspEsERtNos- CEASE
eharpsR issTin.oats on Aeoou"t+of' Dry
,ksaxh>c.-, ahsr4s and Lpoai Speou-
,I.ea~s asrensoua auyss.-cam Raj
2ise.in.aysaeathy,,vt kh -oats--stssdy
Neutrality-suspicious..

xSaaosgo, May 17s-Rains In Russia
tndaywsaned;wheat prices here. Gable
t1i3,nkctes, reported also that cheaper
and were being made froan
India. Beaaaes, Argentine weather and
cfuo spruspectss appeared to be highly
favorable end a dresa1 estimate put the
Jnitedetatese sport eurplusas high as
d110poOoDs bushels. Furthermore thsre
WAS saox3cBe. OF showers tonight in tbs
Daauess and A6tnnesota. For while
selling WAS general. Later, however.
lo6eeFtnEs ,i1tded up ard reaction 1ol-
Lowed. Opening prices, were 4 20 g
aower, July started at ssb to ssA. a
heclinessof n ito u. >tbut rallied to SS1s
s0Ssss.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that Canadian wheat
Islsss proved a failure IN many import
liant districts and was much below the
taFerage dn%others, helped cause fur
kther adsnce. The close was strong,
iEyitffa Ja1ly1atSSgi9, a net gain OF Is.
Corn.
Cmnt181ued in sympathy with oats.
lJulyr sfRted unchanged TO X Off at
I5sA to6aN- ahd recovered to 80 y.
Efeers selling by Nebraska farmers
lied toksL-e The close was nrnl
lhow,e,eraat saB@52& for July, a net
gain. OF 9S@4. May lost its premium.
Oats.
sCmnl1aIs1cttVtty WAS witnessed in
kats. Prices nose. sharply on account
te 41aI4e. 10. the effect of dry weather
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s1orts-and local
specuixfrs were somewhat strenuous
buyers .hAy opened at the same as
last MINT to n htgher-at SO " to 33%,
lnd % dva nsAH-foA2kA
Provisions.
Moderxtestrade and. a steady the
WAS the xuBeean provisions. First sales
Ayere 5,tedfssidomnsto =a lh1e amount up,
with Jsf1y delivery at $14.sO for pork,
ks.o5 1orslar dsand -$ss.s7h. forrfbs.
.chieapo Grain Close.
Chicago. May II.
sswhean-N1o. 3.1ed, ea@ss,s: No. 2
Hard. ae08f, No.;asred. s94@s5hs No.
lashard. As4@sSk.,
! Corr Mo. e. ts.E@ 547So,ys.52A@
i5s.z: Nd 3ayeJlow,. 8 x @6ek; No. 3
yellow. 63sts.:No. afrfhite s54@54k:sN No.
rs white. s9s@ss5s.
| oats-sp..-33sE 1884 IN Q, ssvwhtte, a4h@
ts5; No. e1white, ss5 5E@ssN.
R.ns.sac&e@e a-inprie...
= S~AAAsAOO1-&A0y
whet-aEay opensd at s5@s5Xk {;
highest. 95akks lowest s5sasclosed, s5h:
1uiy opensdsatsssst Y :: closed, ss5s.
CoFn-Aoay opened at SsH @5s;
a,iahest, b; .Siownst. .,52 3 .solosed. GEN :
July oRefed .atRsA @seM :sctosedy 52ss
@seX.
oat,-a6aysopeced "a tsssss ..azs;sshixhess.-
s44. lowest, .5s1s; closed, 3<Asst July
ppec>4.efsss x0ssA closed, sex.
chieasosdProducs.
Chicago, May .1z- =
= Buttsz-Steady:S creameries, 1s@e1s4
HairieA 1511&
] Eeks- Steady ;sreceipts,s2a,sso cases:
AS marx, cases Included, 0h OLD;
4lrStRs a1S1Sk. p11me.z15.
Chea06-WHk: daisies. de93231:
twins, 111z4.ssy,oung .aAmericas. 12@1eA;
ioue hnnx- h2@1aA.
Poulef eteddy:: turkeys, IL; chick
Inns, IL: springs. 2s@2s-
Rye-N3o. 3, 1.D4 @10a,
Baa4ev-s69ko1.
.T1mothy-19.e0.
3Hsu Tn 3.
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CATTLE TRADE mixed
N PRICE LEVELS
STEERS GENERALLY 10 CENTS
LOWER BUT LIGHTS SHOW
LITTLE BREAK.
BUTCHER CATTLE STEADY,
WITH LITTLE DOING

Hogs Decline 8 Cents All Along the
Line, With Top at s6.3o-Lambs Sell
at Highest Point Of Season-Sheep
Slow and Inclined to Sell Lower
Current Quotations
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Peoria Cash Grain Close.

Peoria Cash Grain Close.
FURNISHED by l.. G. Clay, grain ner-
chant, "a East Main. Phone $50.
Peoria. Ill. May Il.
Corn-Steady: No. yellow, bSE:
Nc. 8 yellow. 53A; No. 3 white, 53A.
os1B-steady; No. 2 white, s4A; No.
3 white, S3a 9SsI.
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New York Produce,

New York. May II.
: Butter Steady: receipts, 14ye41s
creamery seconds. 1s1a d1s.
Eggs-weak; receipts, 36,053
Pouitry-Quiet; fowls, 12@151s; tur-
keys, 1916
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St. Louis Grain,

St. Louis Grain.
st. Louis. May II.
Wheat-May, s37a
CosU-July, 52is -
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Representative Cattle Sales

Representative Hog Sales.
Below are quoted a. few OF the repre-
sentative hog sales:
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HE One Merit.

A vefy stubborn man IL oftaD
wree& bpt, 14ldow aisheasst
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MinneaooIis Cash Wheat.

Minneapolis Cash Wheat
Minneapolis MINI. May II.
Cash wheat closed: No. l hard.
1.o1A No. l northern, ssA 9L01: No.
northern. ss4 $685.; No. 3. ssA q
e7h.
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Peoria Co

PEORIA Corn.
Peoria, May Il.
Corn-No. 8 yellow. 53A.
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ch{caaosdProduco.
chioaooiPotato Marke'

s-hicaxo. May417.-Potatoes, steady.
kr-:,,t..I To- Sancv.. 43@45
S,as- tc s~ooa-s. 4O442
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Kansas City Grain.

Nd10aS 1EHIn.
Kansas City, May II.
Wheat-s9H
Corn-50Es 95O&.
Wi1eat-Closed. May, No. hard, 90
9es.
Corn-Closed. May. No. 1nixed-62
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anno>a. Prices

R1n0ecos Priee&
z The .fel3pvstng range Of prices Is
1sirniaded by clark, 4 1rKledue, brol<
- n,euassrs Chicago Board 7of Trade,
Boom r .Trornont block
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NEW UIR. -0Hy Z Z.
May s77s; July. tsSA.
Corn-May, so@6 oA:. July, 60.