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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-28

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Send us some more, Mrs. z. A..
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-28

Miss Frances Dilworth is chairman
of the program committee for the
regular meeting of the College
Woman's Club, of Essex county, to
he held at the y. NJ. c. A. The pro-
-ram will consist Of q supper and
cushion show
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-24
6niien bebanptcn mod INNER Sieg
iiber bic 9entiden.
@eiteben nber, bnk nener glngriff auf
@aridaa iuabriheinlidl lit.
Der beitifle Sing nm Serbnn iuirb
nnseblidD INNER enger.
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Sriessminiiters.
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Snlbaten nif|t ST traftieren.

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Ter 0it.-ilne. Yotihaft lino foIge1tbe
9epei9en alls 8ien iibermittelt nor
ben:
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pom 1S. Sftober ba6en rnlere SrlIp-
pen na6 peri6ieoeneu iiegreiden
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beiebt. Vr5ernpsl, 6as Der rllliii6en
9elagerung eriolgrei6en @ioeritnno
geleiltet bat, lit pom Druid 5efreit.
llngarn lit BON 3uifen frei.
-Seit orei Sogen greifen unlere
3rilppen Die &uiien i'll ibren Stel-
litneen an. Sn &uiiifh-Yolen iino
itarfe oeittide @bteiIuneert, nit Off,
lng. &ontinserlten oni Die 9inie an
ser 0eifiel boreeriidt unb baben
am II. Oftober att riiiitide &rnee-
forps nod Dem Siioen BON 8uri6an
juriideeordngt.
,9luf Dem ferbiI6-montenegrini-
iden Rriegsidoitplas bat li6 nihts
9eeles ereignet
-Sn @oli5ien baben Die oit.-itng.
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bartn6digen Ineriffen aiif 6efeitigte
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peridieoene Soben beiest. Sic ruiii-
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itnb Die Shloft bat ben 9barafter
elmer 8elogeriing angenommen. SSn
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sorben Den sroBen 6luB Seretb er.
reiht.~
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soiiihe S6iff Morie ISenriette. nit
perluunoeten Solooten on 9oro, lit
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itranoet. 9. .. S.-Signale iino
aussei6idt Dorben. Gin fran50ii-
ihes Sdiff Iiegt IGngsieit Der Warie
Senriette.
5aris, "a. Oft. Tas Saupt.
ii,tereiIe fon5entriert fih nod immer
ouf oen idredlihen 9unlpf in ben
IanoriIden gbenen uno anoere
9Atnfte on Der Ianggeoebnten
Sd)laGtfront iino MIR pon ieflnoa-
rem Sntereiie. Die Sranjoien i'm.
Sieren eifrig Die offi5ieIlen Seridte
im6 fino IN grtpartitng einer balot-
gen gntideibung 5uperIidtlid fpie
INNER.
llnabbGngig pom Sample I'M gfor.
oen 6ienen 9lttionen IN onoeren 9ei.
len hnupti6dIi6 oem 3tuede, Die BET
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-24
Sbitrnftioll brad sll=
iamme1t.
aOngreB= seifiOn wiro iid
bente mod Der.
tagen.
6iibrer beiber Seiten etnigten iid1
anf 4 1tbr mad)mtittns.
Siioli6e Senatoren iabem gerseblidp-
felt hires Miibens elm.
Yianscls eines Enpritms mar &C.
idlaftsabiuidlnna nmnt6sIidJ.

@afbington, "a. Oft. Die
Sbitr,tftion, Die BEN &onereB in
Sisiung belt, lit beiite suiannte11ae.
brohen ilno ssiibrer beioer Seiten ei.
nigten Iid, Die Seiiion beiite Inn 4
llbr nm. al pertngen.
Gieier pIotIife 8ruh in ben 3ei.
ben Der Senatnren aus benz Siioen,
oie @eietgebiing 5rguniten bergaiim.
Dolle-Tflan3er perlangt baberL fanl,
nadoem Senotor &ern. Der Maiori-
tdtsfiibrer. cine 9feioIition eiitge-
6radt bntte pclfe cine 8ertogling
bis 5ltm ndditcn Montag nadnlittag
perlangte.
Senator .Snlitb bon Soutb Goro.
limo iaate, or fonne nidt iehen, bab
horIdufig etipas fir oen Siiben aetan
neroen fonnte. Senntor Sbeppuro
crflarte, er ici iiber5eltgt. bab fenlc
Sofflntng ouf ioldc 8eiebac6uno
pprhanben iei. imb Scn. Sofc Snnitb,
Ser gnfiibrer Scr Sbitriiftion. mar
oltrd ibren 3niarnnenbr,ih 10 iibcr-
rdiht. oaB CT cine Ealiie perIanatc.
Senator 8ern 5og telItpurdr ieinc
@ertagitnas.Hei iolittion 5iiriif.
@o bin o H. "a. Oft. rToii-
len" bon brei su brei Saaen nit
iebesmaIigcn fur5en aongreb- -Sisitn-
qen. ohne iraenbtpeIhe @eiddfte nb.
,umideln. nnb Elm Quorum mod ben
@ablcn mad, Dem @apitpl srriidsuril.
len, NOR oas Trogramm, uuf bas ii6
Die Nominiitrationsfiibrer aIs cine
moalihe 90ilin9 Ser Iertngiingsfro-
oe perfu6spciie einigten. Sofpobl
%ep. Senrp, Ser Siibrer Der Sbitruf-
tion i'm Saltie, aIs mid Waioritats.
fiibrer UNDERWOOD ffienen nit fol-
dent 3lane einperitun6en Sn iein.
9eadoem ober Der Senat 5itiam-
menactreten mar. brodte Gen. &erny
Der Waiorit6tsfiibrer, cine iiberein'
itimn1ertbe Reioliition Elm, iih bis
Waontag a ltbr nm. gu pertugen. ltn-
mittcIbor borauf IieB ods Sons etrte
Taitie Big Inn l1br nm. itro Der &C.
nat Bis Inn go 11br nrn eirtreten
bon,it bie 'Siibrpr iid iiber bic 8ern'.
| I6c RcfoIuiion beroten fonitten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-24

sIieoenneb herausgenommen ilno
eiupn Sdinbcl on feline Stede binge'
Ieat. BEN er lid Don einem fleInen
Sfuppen bolte, Der hilltcr Dem Gar
man 'id,en Sans errihtet pnroe. Sie
Sunoe Iieicn nod oieiem Sous. Ger
Tiitriftsonipolt iuhte 5iI deiger, Dap
oie 3iere Sie Spur, bic 2nnbar ge'
aonacn mar, 3liriidueriolaten.
aurs Dor Rittag ertlorte oie
gcrtciSianna, oab iie nit Der Der
ne6mung ibrer 3cigen 8u enoe iet-
Sofort troIen Die 9lnDdltc 4nltalten,
nit ben 8laioopers gu 6eginnen uno
man gIollbt. OaB Der ,Saa gu ipafer
9sad)nittaasitrnbe in oie Snnoe Der
S,siirn aeleat rpcrben fann.
9tohSem nod Eiltrlftsonipalf
Smith Elm paor 3engcn niifgerIifen
hattie. nm bic slnSiagen Gmlbars al
mibcrIe0cn, trat Die Mittagspaiiie IN
ben gerbnnohin9en ein-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-24
@rdiiotnt iii Yittsbnrgb.
Samptrebner bel elmer syeter Der Dor.
tigcn 3. 81 6. u

Ytttsburgb, To., ID. OH
Br6fioent @ilfon peiIt be,ite IN
Vittsbur9b inb bielt am 8ormittag
Dor elmer philontbropif4 reIigioien
NsaIienperianmIung BON @annern
cine glniprahe. Die @elegenbeit
biesu biIbete 6ie ietsisjdbrtse Seier
Ser 9riinbung oes Bittsburgber
3neiges Ser 3. @. 6. u. Ter Bro
Iibent ielbit rpiinifte, ooB er nab
reno ieines fl,r5en Seiuhes III Fttts.
burab BON poIitiidcn iSro9en per-
ffont bleibe, tpeshnlb es feline gelii'
der gob nnO a,h fem offentl'der
grnpfang itattfano.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-24
&Hbmen ii9 6agtgeu iol4tr BET
Menport nn0 2angemard,

oerieitieen Steaungen 81 itdrfen.
@itige oon oieien, O6gleidl unl6ei.
nen0 bon etnonoer unnhbdngig,
iteben bod in innisem 3uiammen-
bange, 10 Defenders Die 5fpilden Der
Citgren5e llno ben argonnen. @s
banoclt ii6 Tim Die aontrolle ii6er
Seroun uno Die bortige 9aiis fir
cine Offeniipbelpegung. Die In.
frinft elmer fran5oiii9en slbteilung
in grabont fur Meltie, nabe Con-
lepope alif ben Soben bon Nonfiaii-
con, no Der Sronprirj peribon5t lit,
lit elm neles 8lieo in Der aette Der
itorfen Stellitngen Der sl1iierten in
bieiem 9iitrift.
Die franaoiiiden 6Iie9er betpeiien
tpeiter groBen W1lt unb tragen oasu
bei, Die 2iite Der gefnaenen Oeut.
iden 5u nergroItern. Cine 9ombe,
Die in Die iid periainmelnoe aooaae-
rie gei1leubert rpiiroe, totete 80
Wann. gBeitere 5tuei 9onlben tote
ten aht 0lann uno neripunoeten
5neiiino5ipan5ig. slebnlide 8or-
fonrn1niiie geboren 5u Sagesereis-
niiien uno in einem Salle fpuroe Der
Stab elmer beutihen 9ipiiion bur6
1Iieger 10 beiinrubigt, oaB er iein
Nuartier De9ieln mllbte.
GUM S9us eegen iolde ne6er.
f6Ile baben Die Geutihen befonbere
@eidiise auf 9lutomobile ober eiit-
fah auf 5tpei &aOer nontiert uno
Id]ieBen bertifol auf Die @eropIane.
lleberaa, mo Die Geliti6en cine Stel-
lung be5ogen bnben, iino beionoere
9lbteilirngen nit Der lleberpahnng
oes Soriaontes betraut. Sopie elm
feinolides 9leropIan eri9eint, per-
oen beionbere 8lodeniienaIe ge-
geben, Samit fi6 bic BepoIferang in
gei6iiste S6uier 3uriid3iebt.
SIN Snog, iiber 2onbon, "a.
Oft. 9enernIlnnior bon 8ooenbdu-
len, WiIitdrgounerneur bon Irtiper-
pen, erlieB cine bonn 9iireernteiiter
9epos bon .9lntDerpeil aegengedei6-
nete Troflamntion, porin Die oeiit-
Ifen SoIoaten aiifnerfiam genadt
peroen, 6aB lie fein Redt bnben,
irgenbtpel6e Reqrtiitionen 81 ma
diem, ipenn folde nidt bon einen
ucrontfuortIiden Sffi5ier anbefoblen
lpuroen.
9(Qes, mas Die Soloatcn brauden,
miiiien lie falifen. Gie Solbaten
oiirfen ibre Madt ni6t mibbralt6en.
3eitungsna9ri9ten bon So1e,
9ertidIano, beiagen, oaB Die
beutihen geboroen cine I'm
teriu6ung eingeleitet bnben. unl
feItsuItellen, OF General Sc.
man, Der 8erteioiger BON 9iitti4,
nidt ibeniiid iit nit bem oeittiden
Soloaten Seinri6 9ebmann, Der
mabreno oes 4rieses 1S70/71 oeier-
tierte. @s beiBt, oab 5tpiiden ben
beioen cine niiffauenoe sebnli6feit
beitebt.
9erfin, iiber Rom, "a. Oft.
@raf @oIoidmiot &otbihilot, atta-
rhiorf No,, f,,,,n,iforifhott Roffrp,t,.
einbeiten, Die 9oipitalarbeit in
leitidlano perridten, lit na6 Ser
lin sefommen, nm perihiearne meoi-
siniide 9eoarfsartifel fiir Die ameri-
faniiden Soipitaler 5u beihaffen.
Gr berihtet, baB Die omerifaniiden
sler5te ino Bfleeerinnen in @lei-
mis. Sdleiien; iinO, no rein ameri-
faniihe Soipit1ler eingerittet iuiir-
ben, eines in Dem on5it iingewmnbel.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-24

Die einatge fdsfi9e oeitf.
r4e Seit,.ns in 2ai6isan.
uecc6e Die 9epef&et. osr
RH. YrsHe 6rtast
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11
A GENERAL SURVEY or
The WAR
WEDNESDAY.

The German army has renewed its
fierce attack in Flanders, in what Lon.
don hears is the beginning of a new
drive on Calais. Both German and
French official statements claim sue
cesses in the Argonne region in
France. The French are bombarding
the forts Of Arnaville, ten miles from
Metz, in Germany.
Admission is made in Petrograd
that the German army in Poland has
been reinforced and is taking the ag.
gressive. Berlin announces that since
the beginning Of the invasion of Pc.
land $4,000 unwounded Russians have
been captured. Vienna officially de.
clares that the Russian troops have
retreated from Przemysl, following a
sortie by the garrison.
After a bombardment almost from
the beginning of the war. Belgrade.
the capital OF Servia, was evacuated
by its defenders and occupied by the
Austrians.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11
SUNDAY.

The Germans are reinforcing theil
line in Poland, preparatory to another
offensive move against Warsaw. Furi
GUS fighting is in progress at Lowicz
An official Austrian statement says
the battle is progressing favorably tC
the Austro-German arms.
In Flanders the allies heavy guns
have destroyed a German field fort
near the ferryman's house on the
User. A Berlin official statement ad
mits the evacuation by the Germans
Of Vermelles, southeast of Bethune.
The French war Office announces
progress Of the French in the Argonno
and to the east of that region. An un.
official dispatch says that a German
line of communication east Of st. Mi.
hiel has been cut.
The Germans announce the repulse
with heavy loss of French attacks
southwest OF Altkirch, in upper A.
SAGE.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11
THE DARDANELLES
MENACEO BY WARSHIPS
Said TO be Preparing TO Force
a Passage

Close on the heels of a Constantine
pie dispatch received in London tellina
of a British submarines unsuccessful
attempt to slip through the Dard.
nelles came advices from Berlin whic
are taken to indicate that a grea.
feet of British and French warship.
is drawn up in front of the wester
mouth of the strait and that an at
tack on the guarding forts is immi
nent
The Berlin cablegram, with the To-
cation of the fleet deleted by the cen
sor, reads as follows:
Forty British and French warship'
are gathered outside tname delete3
by the censor, with the evident in
tention Of forcing their way through
This, however, is impossible. as tho
fortifcations have been very gra2t'y
strengthened and the waters thi, ky
strewn with mines"
According to London authorities on
the situation. the only other place
that the dispatch could possibly have
reference to is the Kiel canal, where
the flower of the German feet is as
sembled, and it is believed that an at
tack on that marine stronghold is out
Of the question.
Then again, at last reports, the
French navy was centering its activ-
ity in the Mediterranean, no French
warships being known to be In the
Baltic or North seas.
Still another element of the situa-
ton that seems to identify the new
developments with the Turkish
stronghold is the fact that the forti-
fcations at Kiel were placed in the
highest state of efficiency and prepa-
ration before the outbreak Of the war,
whereas it is known that German Of
fcers, lent from the kaiser's navy,
have been experimenting material
improvements to the system Of strong
holds along the Dardanelles.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11
SATURDAY..

Progress by the allies north Of the
Lys river, in Flanders, is reported in
French Official dispatches Rheims
has undergone another bombardment
by the Germans. and a severe strug
gle is reported from the Argonne re-
gion. In the Vosges region the ad.
vance guards of the Germans and
French are lighting in two feet o,
snow
Fighting between the German army
and the Russians between LODI and
Lowicz, in central Poland. continues,
according to a dispatch from Petro.
grad, with the armies deadlocked The
armies in East Prussia are marking
time, pending a decision in the Po.
land battle.
Vienna announces that the Aus
trians who occupied Belgrade have
left that city on a campaign south
ward through Servia.
The Turkish army is reported by
Constantinople to be closing in on the
Russian port of Batum, on the Black
sea.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11
FRIDAY.

The offensive movement of the al
lies in Flanders is Arlieved to have
been begun. Berlin reports determined
attacks upon the German forces in Bel
gium and in Alsace, but says these
have been repulsed. Lord Kitchener
is reported to be with King George
and the Prince Of Wales at the front.
Reinforced by troops from the west,
the German forces have begun a new
offensive movement in Poland. Ber.
lin dispatches say Japanese officers
are directing the artillery fire of the
czar, and that japanese troops are
being hurried through Siberia to the
battle front Petrograd reports Cracow
is being bombarded and that the Rus.
slams have won a victory in Hungary.
The Austrians claim the capture OF
5000 prisoners in Hungary.
The desert east of Port Said, in
Egypt, has been flooded to protect
the Suez canal from a Turkish ad
vance.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11
GERMAN.

"On the coast of Flanders the bad
condition Of the roads, made worse
by the recent torrential rain, is caus-
ing great difficulty to the movement
of our troops.
"To the north of Arras we have
made some slight progress.
The war hospital at Lissle was
burned down. This is probably a case
Of arson. There were, however, no
lives lost.
1.-THE statement made by the French
regarding an advance in the forest of
Argonne is not in accordance with the
facts For a long time past no French
attacks whatever have taken place
there. On the contrary, We are con
tinually gaining ground slowly.
"a French position at MalincOurt
east of Varennes, was captured. The
greater part of the garrison fell on
this occasion. The remainder two Of
fcers and about $50 men, were taken
as prisoners.
"a French attack on our positions
to the north Of Nancy was repulsed."
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11
THURSDAY.

Lampernisse, four miles west ol
DiXmude is being shelled by the Ger
man army in Flanders, which appar
emily has regained a foothold west Of
the User. Artillery fighting is in pro
gress near Nieuport and Ypres. The
inundation from the User has extend
ed south of Dixmude. King George IS
repotred to have gone to the firing
line.
Berlin reports that the German
army in Poland has escaped the dan
ger of being surrounded, and has cap
tured 1900 prisoners. The kaisers
troops and the Russian army seem
deadlocked in battle.
General Christian De Wet, leader Of
the Boer uprising in South Africa, has
been captured.
Troops from Australia and New
Zealand have arrived in Egypt to sup
port the British forces against the
Turkis5 invasion.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11

16, and from Oct. q to Oct. 25 sue
ceeded in forcing us back from the
locality. From the 25th of October
sapping and mining operations had
brought us back until we were again
in close contact, and on the 1st of
December we reoccupied the park and
chateau Of Vermelles.
'In the region of the Aisne and In
Champagne there have been some ar
tillery engagements and our heavy
artillery dispersed several gatherings
Of the enemy.
''In the Argonne, the forest of Cru
rie and to the northwest of Pont-a-
Mousson, forest of lie Pretre, we have
gained a little ground.
"Along the rest of the front there
is nothing TO report"
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11
MoNpAY.

Pressing the offensive, the French
and British allies report gains at Yer
melles, southeast of Bethune, in the
Champagne district; in Flanders be
tween Furries and Ypres, and along
the Moselle, in eastern France. The
allies are making vigorous attack
upon the few positions still held on
the west bank of the User, in Elan.
ders, Paris declares.
Another brilliant victory by General
Won Hindenburg, which includes the
capture Of LODI, is reported in an or
fetal announcement by Berlin Of the
operations in central Poland. Pero.
grad admits that the kaiser's forces
are pressing the offensive and that
Lodz is in flames from the German
bombardment.
Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11
ERENCH.

"In Belgium a violent German at
tack on St. Eloy, south of Ypres, has
been repulsed. The struggle at all
times is very lively in the forests and
to the east of the Argonne.
During the day of the 18th the en-
emy has been more active than the
day before, in the region of the User
and in the neighborhood Of Ypres.
Our artillery has answered back with
SUCCESS.
an the region Of Arras a very bril-
liant attack has given US possession
Of Vermelles and Rutoire. Vermelles
had been for nearly two months the
scene of desperate fighting. The en-
emy had taken footing there on Oct.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-30

FOR HINI Five room furnished house
modo.u I-O West Second
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-30
IMPRESSIVE
WILL BE HELD OVER
GRAVES OF DEAD.
ALL BANKS WILL Be CLOSED
Soldiers Of the Blue and Gray
Will March Through the
City Streets,


The banks as well as many Of the
lJ.,n,.. b.r,,, ,f TI,Ig. v.,u .t.. ri.g,d
VIZ
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Day, when is to be extensively ceIe-
rrot,d bor, The gta,.e NJ over, dead
'''''"" "i '"' '''" wal "''no"l re-
gard 10 which side of the struggle he
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-30
MARINI7TS

will say:
"A period Of continuous warm weather
has had Il beneficial effect upon practically
all commercial lines and Is tending TO offset
the earlier handicap Of a backward spring
The movement Of SeasouHhle goods, both
at wholesale and retail. shows encouraging
increase and most reports indicate that con
fidcnce is gaining strength Low merchan.
disc stocks at distributing ceuters. cheap
money and the favorable crop outlook are
chief factors operating TO create more
cheerful sentiment regarding the future.
AS yet the usual statistical comparisons
do not reflect the current business improve.
mont. gross earnings Of railroads making
returns fOT three weeks OF May - per cent.
loss than last year while bank cleRrings this
week were $50 per cent smaller.
Failures this week numbered 932 iu the
United States against 223 last year in
Csuada 81 against 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-05-30

NEW ~ORLTNNS- Nav ~ Sp0t C0II0u
quiet unchanged Middlug 1874 Sales
on the spot POS to arrive 80 good ord
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10 J. g, strict low middNug l4llo. good
mlddllug IA T.l6. strict good mIddIIug
IL 5.s. Receipts 1853, stock l2-. pol
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LIVESTOCK
st. Louis Livestock

NJ LOuls AlNtStOCb.
ST LOUIS, May 29-HOGS- Receipts
8 500 lower; pigs and lights S70Oq ss 55:
mixed ana butchers S. lom Ss 3Oi goos
heavy ss 20MS So 25.
receipts 42a. no Texans.
Steady. Native beef steers $500 go 90;
cows and heiters S425W 900: stockers,
$500 $500: Texas and Indian steers
1913 S6.4O: cows and heifers s. jOM
s6.B5 native calves $4,000 so -.
SlIEEP-Receipts 26OO. lower. Sheared
muttons S475aS5 90: shesred lambs $500
@$725: spring lambs $1,000 50 2j.
Kansas City Livestock
KANSAS CITY. May 29-UOGS-Re
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AGENTS WANTED

MEN AND WOMEN wanted to Oh hundreds
government life jobs s6j to $3.50 month
sample examination questions and lis' Of
positions available free write Immediately.
Franklin Institute, Dsp't. s4o u. Roches.
CT, n. \,
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Personal
CLAIRVOYANT

SPIRITUAL Medium and Cuairyoyaut "A
Nl-c- ON hIi subjects rarlor- I22 South
Boston Ave.
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FOUND

POUND Needer trip cyclome,er Mileage
1888 owner can lave by calling at World
office and paying ior This ad.
FOCND-A bunch Of keys. Saturday Owner
can have same by paying for this cd
Room SOC Clinton Bldg
rot ND-Bicycle IN 100 block East Sec.
ond. Owner call al 1904 East Second.
identify. pay for cd aud se, same
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PRODUCE

CHICAGO, May 29.-BUTTER-Hirhcr:
crcameries 2OM 26R.
EGGs-Higher. receipts 1895 cases at
mark, cases included lGM1EA ordinary
frsts 11lt Q17A; frsts lax @1s4
CHEESE-Unch6uged
-pOTATOES-Lower, receipts % cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin white s0M ST..
Michigan red 7O@ so; Louisiana new $3.50.
P0uLTRY-Lower fowls l4H.
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FOR REET-Two furnished rooms for light
enette closets. water and gas furnished.
SO. 1918 North Admiral Boulevard.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
lQl.lrN 100 seven room huu.o uu uast s.u,
fur automobile Phone IA

VIM WV |TTI ~ WIN h ITI--U-I UI
H.N ...I .ur Nuu.U
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BOARD N ROOM
UNFINISHED ROOMS

FOR RENr- -Four rooms phoae $50.
FOR RENT-Three rooms and bath. glo
South Jackson.
FOR RENT-Three rooms. modern. close in.
SIS per month. Gas and water furnished
Phone Black 4723
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NEW ORLEANS. May 80. Cotton tu
lures closed steady at % net decline of % to
]. points.
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LOST.

lOST-Leather lob with gold football Find.
eward.
LOST-Buuch ~ keys Reward II returned
20 McFwen Ma Co.. Third street, be-
tween Boston and Main.
.LOsT-Bshyt sandal. white buck No. 3.
between post office and HarLw't broker
age. Finder phone 1892.
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roH h.NI. Hyrroom bungalow, $50 per
month Phone lJuI
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, May 29-Butter. eggs
and poultry unchanged,