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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
g 4lau.

Gle: I'D. iasen sic mir bod. tuas
mein Mann tpieoer fir oumme &C.
fdidten anssit.llt Bat - oa betomme
th fiher ipiebsr ems ODER spei neue
&leioer bon ibm!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

Der sebiIbete 3immerberr.
9ermieterin: rGs 1T Elm Brief Dor
Sbnen ansetDmmen. Serr Miiner.~
.I6er merten Sic fid's bod enc.
lid einmal. Srau Meter: es beibt ui1t
.oor Sbnen anseiommen". ionbern
nfiir Sbnen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
4 + / e r.

Gin %itolser Spunicr. melder nidt
iparium nit Trablereien mar. iaatc
81 ellcu Oreunb: sd mage nid)t,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

mid I'M Spiegel 5i beieben, penn id
bepoffnet bin; oenn ib babe Damn
Si,rft Dor mir ielber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

lin gan5 ltngeitort 5it leben, bate
iih Der 3ifter bel einem 9aiern elm.
gemiitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
NotbmenOiae Geiniauuq.

NotBmenOiee &einigung 9.
geiuferin: .Iba, 90 ilnten ipie.
len ia Die 3iipainge; lpeld}es lit oenn
nun Der Mar uno welfes Der MI.
freo?"i
ghltter: ia. 10 fam idl lie aild,
nitIt nuseinnnoer fennen. ba miiiien
fie crit gemaifen weroen--oer Iar
bot Sommeriproiien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
8erfe9tte Spefulation.

W~erfeblte Spefulatton.
SIR feb mir nette 8rioer! papa
fost. gurer S4uloen tpesen mub er
meme Mitsift perfleinern."
rDonneripeiter. uno mir batten
fhon bamit ssrsdnst, peun bu perbei.
ratet biit, bsinsn Gatten oroentli4 an.
puulpen su fDnnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
@oran er litt.

.@ie. Bob, or nilIt feinen Sudden
mebr2 7u ifeinit on appetitmangel
5u Ieioen?"
.3ein. liebe Sonte, ih leioe on Ell.
mem meiner Mama g~esebenen Der.
iprehen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
3ureben htIft.

OUttUtW EtTI
rS6abe, bab iein 8abe5immer in
Der Wobnuns 1T! Sd bin sepobnt.
ieben Worsen mein 8ao gu nebmsn!!"
so sins's mir friiber aud, mein
Serr, bas fann man iid aber febr
lei1t tpieoer abaepGbnen!1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Das burfte ni9t fommeni

Der Sdulinfpettor priifte Die
RlaNe; er fdrieb baber einen Sat an
lie Safel unb froste bic ainbsr. OBJ
irsenb iemanb etpas Muffdniees Bee
merit. Na9 einsm tursen Sdpeieen
meloete iid Elm tleinsr Sunse unb rief:
Die fhledte S4rift!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Ser Il I.

~WeIdes Sbrsr ainber tpurbe su'
erit eeboren. Serr profehor2"
,Oas ditelte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
g q.

XIV " y.
DAME: raSnnsn sic mir fasen,
tpas 2lutofusseitiun iit9"
9err: rWenn mon fi4 einbiIbet. elm
Iuto Su beitBen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
OriginelIes 3ufammen.
freffer.

Gefdnsnisnufieber: rSn biefer 3ele
Fbt Elm iunser MenfH. Der burh bic
2ettiire zines S4unoromans gum
@erbre9er seiporben III -. . uno rss
benan iist Der 9erfaNer, Der ben
S@unbroman seidrieben bat!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18
Sti III N 1.

Cine alte Game, pelde iit ioe6en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

Tremoer: .0ieie 9tadt babe i'd
nift meniger pie oreiBis @an3en &c.
tootetl"
@irtb: ,2ormerpetter, oas miro
man merfen fonnen = Doaen sic
nift nod n poor Gage bier bleiben?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-18

Gin gutter Sneftenper-
ttlaer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

mangioloige Sioei lite Bot
|Smerter og 5itrftiors.5orftDrrelier
II peofbmmenoe Drgnfer, men ofte
io~raarioges berDeo Rpreipgoomme,
Eiom parer Anrepis, og man leDer
Ell ful1tmerlig 9ilpprelfe
Spgegprn1aitif Ct r~Dhroerlig til
|&i9lp / 5pgbomme, men GorebDg-
gelie ct Rore eno &elbre6elIe, %
@plnnaitit Ct set bebite JorebDggeI-
iesmiooel.
p9pelier for mpggens muifler"
er al 8igtigbeo, larlig foroi De
Hbialper til at bebare Mpggers Be
+pageliebeo. Sra Mpggetr gaar
+Nerperne US til De forifiellige Sc.
%gen1soele og gietrnem Merperne mob,
|tager alle 2egemets 9rgoner SIM
pulier til 8epagelie og @irfiombeo.
Geriom ben e%leftriife, 5trpm" i
Nerperne ct ufbruot itanoier @irf-
iombeoen / set Organ iom life faar
Merpefraft tilfert. 5tipbe6 ! Sing.
gen foritprrer ben fri 8jenmemitrm
LAT NerDefraft og foraariager oerpeo
en- lobere @rao al 2ipsmrf5ombeo /
2egemet, og gpaoomme. Set Ell
oert|or al 8igtigbeo at 6eDare Mpg.
gems 8e6nyeltgbeb.
Dette gmne ON @pm1nltiffens
fpiiologilfe Nirfninger bar leg
langtfro u0tpmt. Men leg MA
lutte. Iioen .er fremifreoen. 9:
bill .enonu babe SEN 5orneielle at L
Ell gpmnaitiif Sppisning al Dani1
Ntbletic Club. Sc lnge Dan1er, ion
iu1ts gap % en- 3repe paa oeres gpn1:
naitiife Gerotgbe0, gior6e oeres Sa.
ger go0t. Eager bi / getragtninl
BEN forte 2Deliestio, Be bar bapt
bar set Ieroeles uomerfet, bpa6 81
p%reitereoe. Seq baaber Sc piI fort
1atte BET gobe gprf og inobDoe ii
Set igien as Stare.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
Kluna.6ana.

Mein Eanfe bar min @egoius at
tnmle
% rioe runot iom lprif Mfrobat.
Men Mf og @e!.. Seq. bdrer Eor-
Sen run1le
og @eorg 8ran6es frpoe:. rR1a-
eiat!"
Spert Dro, leg finder, bar en- onoen
funoet.
@pert Stint er ipejit al anore. Selp
Metrif
er gammelt 5fra1nmel, Der libt
@epo bar. pu10et
fra Mrtlos Eio, / Gglge Sfial6es
5ff.
8egpnoer leg meo DELIGHT Bang og
&Rnge"
ltrafs ipnfer ieg / @iplo til 8. 3.
Scot.
Song ariitian ito6", - leg MINI
bes ei bpor lpnge;
men 5trpferre CT gmol0s liffert
NOT.
Ser bar Ell Gang, an1lo 9pbne
&obbecf brugte;
o@l1b 1fprm Dor &onges Srs" bap
SDerifou,
uMit fnloe @1os", ->meo Srobol1
33etlit5 ilugte,
% ul1nge @enbpros 2ip", tog Garl
Hlong.
Set ganr lan berligt oDeralt!@"
Sat 5f9bne,
bpor TOR leg %efterabe 8dggeien?
Gg 0ro, bDormeo leg fipff MIC
fun6e bpbne,
er negleo' al Sobannes Sprgenien
Seq buffer Draebmann fang: :.
uDe bog benz"
mems tro6iig ltolt ban bar lin breot
Sat.
IS Danmarf er leg fgot1 at
flere tog benz;
og @rlnotpig g%ialoreo': rgaag
11er 90 MI, brat".
ySpor Sober gpan troner", eie1
&o6e;,
IT. leg me1er lite 0pe, 4orS
bepar'gl
On SRgerlang", tror leg, ct Hpg
tigt @o'6e
LAT Epiferpt bpo % fpm Glaifefors
Bort MooersmanI er oeiligt"
2embfe hunger,
iom Spar tn Spot og 5pe fra Sta
belnis.
SO banife GGoner flang fro oatifi
9unger
gffolpo fra sunoet til Calais.
Der er ct bn6igt 2ano. .meo bre
IL 80
De 8pge",
er Mbam Oeblenicblagers fagre Orb
Dm ME Slim set uptter li6t at igg,
bIa1ot fr,rapne 2epninger ira Dig
terboro.
5ou Der leg itaor meo gegaius Dp
fnolet.
Sec Dooer fnapt aritite, bpO'
III BORDER ems en aintaaeo itunoou
ooIet, s.
I'D bliper lee oog Iet % re sa 1I
@loos. 81
s a. u 8 onr
April
s %s5Hs sasseSsSaA a@6sass&s55ggssss 9Sss SSssss@s#Sss ss3 asASsssHEs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
B0GER.

Marianne. at Wilhelm xrag. 35c.-isaac SEE
huusen. af w sKrag. eoc.--Isaac kapergast,
en- Fortsattelse at Isaac Seehuusen", al w.
soc. -dryende Dag ,afM Mailing .60c.-Sjedron.
ningen. afJohn Paulsen, 5oc.-EventyTbogen,
Samling af de NEST bekjendte Eventyr, il1u.
Engelsk og Engelsk. Norsk- Dansk, ca. 500
Slider over $4,000 Ord, $1.25; kortfattet
Enge1sk og Dansk-Norsk, csc; Norsk-Dansk-
Fngelsk og En1e1sk -Norsk-Dansk Lon1me-
Ordbog, shirtinRsb. 6Oc;i M~aroccobind med
Guldsnit 75c.-H Hundrede Timer iEngelsk,
1, at n. Jul Eibe, smukt indt. 75c.-Prospekt
Sverige og Finland; IL forskje1ige Kort fof
CSC; IS do. 5Oc;f 55c do. 81; 100 do. $1.75..
|"w SkrtU efter faxldstRndtg.Kataz00
G. RASMUSSEN PUB. co. 6
72O-724 8: 9TH ST., Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

bet er uforligneligt for Indsprett-
ming ! Behandlingen af Katarrh, Be
taendelse eller Saar i Nesen, Stru-
ben, og we'd kyindelige Onder. Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co. har i Il.
Aar anbefalet Paxtine i deres pri-
vate correspondence med Kvinder,
hvilket beyiser diets Fortrin. Kvin-
der som er blevet helbredet siger, at
Diet ,er 'vaerd sin Vagt i Guild. Hos
Apothekere. En- stor Eske SOC, eller
med Poster. The Paxton Toilet Co.,
Boston, Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31
tIaVe German Capital.

Dad ] was simply great in the re-
lay events boosted the boy from col
That's fine soni Wen make nee o.
mem talents. Your ma will soon h.
resdy 70 relay the carpcts."-Penn State
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EAST HIGHLAND

EAST RICHLAND. Ohio. oct. go
several from here attended the evan
gelistic meetings in ST. Clairsvile sun
DAY evening, and also the temperance
meeting in Louisville in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mills and family
spent Sunday with friends Ia Yethesda.
Miss Alice Roscoe and William Robb
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tives In Louisville.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson returned on
Saturday from several days visit with
her sister. Mrs John Taylor. OF 81.
Clairsville.
Mr. and Mrs. simon Devaul visited
from Friday until sunday with relatives
In Holloway.
Miss Lena Wilkinson spent Saturday
with relatives and friends in Belmont.
Mrs Mary Wilcox went to Bridgeport
on Saturday and visited over sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Daisy Smith
Mrs. Mary Harris. Of Flushing. is
visiting few days here with her re-
latives, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Pickering.
Mr. Pierson Devaul OF 81. ClairsviIle
spent saturday and sunday here with
vauI
Mr. and Airs. Chas. Narnock have re-
turned 10 their home In Pittsburgh. az
Alta Rottmeier
a dainty appointed birthday party
was given at the Lodge home here last
saturday afternoon. when quite a sur
and Sarah Lodge. Ia being the occasion
OF their tenth birthday. The parents
Mr. and Mrs. Lahon Lodge. planned the
anair In honor Of these little ones. and
invited ten Of their little schoolmatcs
20 spend the Afternoon with them The
twins were very happily surprised after
being coyed away 90 the woods by their
sister, Mary. 10 be brought home 10
see all their pluymates gathered 20 ap-
prise them Of their birthday. and they
spent the afternoon very pleasantly to-
sether In playing games such az child
rem delight In. They were the receipit-
ents Of many useful little presents Civ
en- TO them by their little friends. aud
the dainty luncheon which was served
added much to the afternoons pleasure.
Mr. Jack BiEley spent Tuesday ia
Bellaire on business.
quite crowd went from here TO
chestnut Level on Thursday 10 gather
chestnuts. making the trip on n hay
waEon. quite joyful time is anu
Cipatcd.
Mrs. Alta RottmeiH h. visiting her
sister Ia Hittsburgh.
Quite a blow out ~ the gas here on
Thursday morning on Rottmeier's place
caused much excitement and caught IRE
but was soon eNtinguished by the men.
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Wheeling Traction Co.
FINANCIAL.
LITTIET0N

LfTTLETON. W. Va. oct. 30-Miss
Margaret Antin visited friends az Cam
er0n Tuesday evening.
John Hillenbund h. spending a few
aays with friends a. Pittsburgh and
Misses ollie uixeubaugh. Margarets
lonshltn were shopping Ia Wheeling
Saturday.
Gail Flaughcrur Uas a business visit
or at Hundred Monday.
AR and Mrs ALBERT Garrison and
little daughter. Ca fa.rs.cw are spend
ms leN days With the formers par
ents. Ar. and Sire. Jonn Garrison
Mre. prank Hart ana two sons. Melvin
sud LOWS retained 60 their home al
McMechen. after spending a few days
with friends in town
Mrs. Clarence Weigei and two daurht-
ere, of cleveland. spent Tuesday aud
Wcdnfrday with Mrs. o. o. Robinson.
Mi. clarence McNary bel visiting
friends at Earushow for q few weeks.
Earl MusErnNc returned % Pittsburgh
"wednesday. after few DAYS visit with
DTS parcutr Mr. and Mra. e. o. Mus
grave.
MIS- John Wade and son william.
have returned home after spending the
summer with relatives ~ Harncsviile.
sos Alice Crow is VISITING friends
o. I1fuahaw.
Mn chafles Riegs spent Tuesday
With friends at Cameron
Mler tluaaie William returned 90 her
nome az fairNlnH. after spending a
rev days with Mr.. Charles Hirrs
MrH ,. % Robinson spent Thursday
with friends DC Cameron.
Mr Nu.a Whiukcy. 81 uceuValley.
spent Wednesday evening in town.
NJ WILSON Ularoft ~ nrrrNaIfev.
va busincaf visitor in town THURS
day
Mrs Rose Smith vas shopping TN
wheeling Friday.
Henry MeuErHnriler returned home
a|
WhcclinE
ClarunCe uarnhart ia visiting his pars
cufe ~ nfeuFuileY Tor a rev days.
W. ENert white. OF hundred. spent
sunday win friends fn town
NJ John barrett Of MuuuHaVflla
spent Saturday ana SUNDAY with friends
in town.
er 81 Mr.. and Mrs. a Otf 90 Mr. Geo
Garrison. took place az Oakland. Nd on
October e. After a. short honey moon
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

MT. PLEASANT. o.. oct sO.-Rsv
Baxter Of New Athens will preach In the
Presbyterian church Sunday in the aD-
scuce Of Rev T.. T.. Rurt.
Rev. SULLIVAN Of Bridgeport iectur-d
sunday AZ ernoon on the dry cause.
IN automobile parade from Steuheu-
Vile came through this place sunday.
Rev Fred Wise Of Adenn gave = tenn
pemnce lecture Monday evening IN the
Friends meeting house
pr. George kiusey Of Cleveland b.
spending the week IN this place.
Miss Agnes hurriss Eav "a miscei-
laneous shower IN homo rof Miss Mill
cent Ong hridc-elect
Several from this place attended the
Anniversary u he Daughters - Re-
beech lodge ~ Martins Ferry Tuesday
Mrs Manford sickle and son. Ai,ie.
spent saturday and sunday in Mounds
Air and Mrs Mark Lawrence and
riend. Mrs Margaret Wiley. spent one
day this week with their son. William.
Mr Add McCrume and sister rpent a
tew days With their sister. Mrs. y. >
~ aud Mrs-L. D.. sands spent a few
dnNa uf thel rauumc rhome here
VIZ Herman Lawrence from Licking
COUNTY spent Wednesday with hi shrofh-
cr william
Mr. John Krinh spent sunday with
her aur. william
Mrs wash McMasters o. seriously 900
rr Victor Riddle. wife and u,ti.
daughter spent sunday with Dr. fiaw.
Miss Deborah smith BE- slowly rscov.
erinr from "a broken arm and other MT
nor injuries
The ladies Ala 81 the n. p. church
gave "a chicken supper at the T. q. a. u.
hall with great success.
Arrangements are complete Tor ono 81
THE hirnrsf Halloween rarafar ever
held On this town.
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UNION RIDGE, 0.

UNION RIDGE. a.. oct. 30.-Mr aud
Mrs. Charles Turner and little son.
Robert were Bethesda callers SATURDAY..
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Uunfce were call
ing on friends at Bethesda this eeek
Miss Edith McKcudree. OF Mongahala.
Pa. is visiting her grandparents. AR.
and Mrs. Lewis Fitzgeraid.
Mr. Ear Fitzgerald ia home frota
ieunsylvania Co spend the winter with
bis parents
Ar Lloyd Showalter accompanied hf
hie lady friend. Miss plumn Cfair.
visited her uncle. Mr. Charles Turner.
last sunday
Miss Hazel Twincm visited her aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mr1 Charles Turner
luet suudHY and Monday
Mr utlhert woodland visited bis
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs Ross Twin
cm for "a few days last week
Mr Ross Twlnem and son. Harry.
were EHrnHHNilIe callers last Friday
Mrr. Charles Turner and SON u0hfr..
ana Mrs. Ross Twiurm we're calling on
Mrs. and Mr Herman Mckcndrco last
week
quite number from here attended
The sale % .. 10. Flowers. OF sandy
Ridge Friday.
Mira Hazel Boyd. OF TiIt0nvfIIe. visit
cd Mrs Mobile Burns iaat week
Mrs. Lewis Kemp and three children
visited her mother. Mrs Mobile Burns
last SUNDAY.
NJ and afrs Charles Turner and ntue
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MUCH PROGRESS
Being Made In Work Of Adlusti,e
Machinery OF The Money
Markets Says Dun's.

NEW YORK. Oct 3O.-Dun's Re.
view tomorrow will say.
Important progress has been made
IN the work Of adjusting the marhin.
cry OF the money and exchange mar.
kets 20 the new world conditions cro.
ated BY the European conflict and the
business outlook BE- therefore briqbf
er Outside 81 certain industries.
however, in which there d. demand
from abroad for war supplies. domer.
PIC trade stu awaits the quictaninr
impulse oi commercial enterprise rc.
leased from The caution which now
confines o. The declining bnaresa
and revenues ~ the American rail.
roads even more thsn the menace Of
the European war. is now mainly re-
aponsible Tor restriction boz some ln.
portant Industries. hence the keen In
tcrcst exhibited ln the proceedings
before the commerce commission for
on advance in rates
Failures This week in the United
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CADIZ, OHIO

CADlZ, O.. oct 3O.-ATiss Laura
Meaiy IL home from SteubenviIle.
Miss Anna Cortland has been in
AR. and Mrs G NJ Osborn are in
Columbus.
Mrs. VIM. Sharp was in Sfcuh.,,.t,t
Tuesday. '''e
Clyde work has returned from Toieao.
Miss Julia Booker was in wheeling
last week.
G. Z. Downer left for wheeling on
THURSDAY VII
waltef was The guest Of friends In
Merle Grissinger was IN from Stcu.
benville SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs }. NJ. sharon were in
wheeling last Wednesday.
visit In Pittsburgh.
- ". Moore was with friends IN
Wheeling a few days this week
MIS-, g +. Stewart Is with friends in
Mr.; aud Mrs. W. \. Work we're in
Mrs. $. q. Allison has returned Ia
Sewicky. Pa.
Mrs; y. u. Collins has returned 10
Columbus
Mrs. = 4. stewart has been VIVA fe-
latlves In Cambridge.
MI and Mrs. T. Martin were IN
Uhrichsviile over sunday
Ere, Fred Tsgsart was down from Pitts
Mrs. =. y HaVerneld h. with rcIa-
yves in Pittsburgh.
a. 9. Long has returned from a bust
ness trip 70 Cincinnati.
Mrs r.. " Davidson has returned 20
Ingram. Pa
Mrs. :. T.. McGavran Is with relatives
in Columbus.
q. ~. Bryant has returned to Buck
harmon. W. Va.
y. W Rowland and Ralph Cunning
ham were IN Wheeling Friday.
d.. and Mrs. q. ". Finnicai were in
thrichsviiie last Sunday.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. oct 20 -cr.dt, -,
y, iances fl.45. Runs 1850: averare
~ ~ shipments 92.O56. average 80
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

A high pressure. fair Weather area-
covers the eastern half Of the country
THIS morning. except New England. yes-
rStuay low pressure. shower area. over
,nls section. Is passing on the S..,
England coast.
a low pressure area attended M,
hisher temperatures. Is Spreading soutb
Nard over the Northwest and upper val
49,, me pressures are also low from
southern California northeastward tn,n
the middle Plateau regions
rair weather Will continue in this sec
non over saturday, with rising temper
azure Saturday.
Local data: Highest temperature YES
terday. 90 degrees. lowest last nirnt
80 degrees; rainfall O.O6
Inc ohio viii channge b ut slightly
In the district during the next IS hours.
II. G. HOWE.
Section Director
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NJ X. Ewers. >
AIR Harry Burns is helping haul an
oil well 10 BatesvilIe
MIS- lice fttzsimmon and brother. Mr..
Mrs. William Moore.
MISS Hazel Turner and her brother.
Harry and Miss Myrtle and Coda Fitz.
seIaiu, were visiting al j. l.. Dunfees
Mrs. Clara Twinem and Mrs. Lena
moore We're visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tell
Patterson last Sunday.
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sax-Pattsrson Company.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. oct. 3O.-Butter--V.rv
eitm' creamery. extras 33hc creamery
tneese-Quiet; state. whole min
tresh' colored specials i5R15I: do aV.
erage fancy 14A m14a
Eggs-Steady. unchanged
FlOur-F1rmly held.
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

wheeling Live stock Commission Co.
WHEELING. W. Va. oct. 30. IL.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct. 3O.-Considerable ex-
citeraent In the wheat market to-day re-
suited from the addition OF Turkey TO
the bations at war. Prices were steady
at The close. but 2% c TO 2%d2iac high
er than last night. Corn made a net adj
vance OF sc to - a asc and oats Of sc
TO 1kc. In provisions the outcome was
unchanged to l2isc up.
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States were 434 compared with 296
last year. in Canada 81 against 30 last
year. Bank clearings were S2,062.-
$4,000. a decrease of 25.9 per cent
from last year. Wheat exports were
5.6s9.933 bushels compared with q
9S7. 100 a year ago.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. 3O.-Cattle-
Steady. supply light. Choice. choice
$500 as.25: prime sS.5OGSsO.
sheep-Steady; supply fair. Prime
wethers $3.50 n 5.z5. culls and commons
81. 90 ~ 800: lambs $500 500.
Veal Calves-$1O.5 sou 100
HOgs-Lower: receipts 30 doubledeci<s =.
Prime heavics. mediums and heavy
porkers fI.25 a $50; rigs S7.25H $50:
roughs $500 zoe.
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CHICAGO. oct. 50.-HOgs-Receipts
el.0OO. setady. Bulk S730M7.55. light
tI.l0n $50. mixed $7.1Oa7.s5; heavy
N.l0n 1.65, roughs S1.iOm 40: pigs
s6.75m7.25
Cattle-Receipts 1000: firm: beeves
$3.50 N 100: steers $3.50 $40: slOckers
and feeders S5.tOWS.10: COWS and heif-
ers S3.60m $50. calves $1,000 1850.
Sheep-Receipts q. 900. higher. sheep
s.. Is p 6.2b. yearlings 5000 700. lapbs
SG.InfS2O
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FINANCE
Yesterday Marked End Of Many Finan-
eial Contracts Entered Into Just
Before Opening Of War.

NEW YORK. Oct. 80. Today
marked the close OF the third month
of involuntary idleness in the stock
market and the termination OF many
financial contracts entered into lust
before the opening OF the European
war. Most OF the loans then negoti-
ated. which are payable between this
date and next Monday, were made AT
TO per cent, the higher figure pre-
vailing- Renewals reported today were
mostly on the basis OF Ga to per
cent, and in some instances whore
reduction of interest was not granted
loans were liquidated
the investment situation lost none
OF ITS improvement, demand for the
nigh grade bonds and notes coming
from large financial corporations and
insurance companies for amounts run
ming from $1,000, 900 to 81, 900 600. This
inquiry, IL was said. is likely TO be
maintained indefinitely, unless condi-
tlons abroad take on more ominouS
turn for the allies.
In connection with the $4,000. 900
French loan negotiated yesterday at 6
per cent discount. h was believed thai
other foreign governments or private
interests were making overtures to
our bankers for the placing of credits
Have German Capital.
There was said TO be ground for
the belief that banks in this country
now have on deposit not less than
SSe.DOO.OOO OF private German capital.
much OF which was sent here as a
precautionary measure in the early
days OF the war, while additional
sums were forwarded later to meet
purchases OF our commodities. II was
also said that at the first indication
OF return TO normal market opera
lions here. considerable part OF this
money would be employed in the pur-
chase OF American securities.
Exports of American grains and
other foodstuffs are likely to show a
decrease this week in comparison with
me preceding weeks extraordinary
movement. Already. however. they
are large enough to further diminish
our debts In London and Paris.
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By GEORGE McMANus

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make their future hose