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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-22

Woman may be the weaker vessel,
but man is more spt to go broke.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-22
Manor a stouohton nles-

Stough.on.-Dr l. II. Trulson.
mayor of Stoughton and a wei known
physician, IS dead
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-22

Many OF the straw" hats of Europe
are made of wood
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-22

YOUR OWN DRUGGIST WILL TELL YOU
Try Murine Eye Remedy for Red, Weak, Wstery
Hyes and Granuiated Ryelidsa No smarting-
Just Eye Comfort. Write for Book of the I'VE
By mail Free Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-22

Even a horheaded man gets cold feet
occasionally.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-22

A patient is supposed to profit by q
doctors advice. So is the doctor.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-22
For Tired Business Men

What is the plot of this show?"
at hasn't any plot. All it has is
color scheme"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-09-22
American Hats for American
Women

The great Euro
pean W ar b a S
brought the origi-
mating of fashions
to an end in Paris,
but it has made no
perceptible differ
ence in Millinery
merchandise. due to
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1hiirmen nfbnien fnRn mib att
.oem SanOc ais @aiibiBen beriuenoen
fonne. Mud ole aorneae abcr
bob 0ies bier als aroBc 6rrunacn.
idlnit geprieien rifo, idpint oarnlli
bingioeiteh Oab oie Nerrru Brit
ten id)on etipaS tlir5 an Ganbgeitiib
~ iein ideinen. @aben ibnen Ocrm
bic Teiitiden Ihon iouielc ipeage'
gldu lot ia aarnitts oa.
BON In Der 8eihmg aeleIen.
Tod Iaiien mir Der 0lonn bei
.ieinem tboridtcn @eidmab, I'd
irupe unicre beriidnbigcn geier MIR
Gins: @loubt iemaHh. Der nod NIT
e%iniqernaBen brdudbar geinmoem
W emdenueritanO bcaabt i'll, ooB EN-
unerifaniider 9eiud,er Oiudl cine
Der midtigtrH enaliitcu Shifis'
merften BON einem CffIlier gefiibrt
miro. oob i1m alle 9tcitiateiten uito
@cbeimniiic Der eualiifen 6lotte
.euiidleiert mcrOen. oauit cr lie Der
.Relp gorl 8orIo" briibiporm nit.
tbcile2 Sencr engliide cfii3icr mlB
bod miiien oab Die amcritaniiden
3cit1maen aud BON Gerltiden gele'
len meroen tonneu, oaB Damn iol'
de hodmiftigc (2?l &adridtcn
.iofurt an Oie Oeutihe 9iarine &C.
lunacn. Conn mare oodl bic idone
llcberraihung Dorbeiaelunaen.
Rein. mir icbcH oic Sahe an, pic
lie 1T. namIi4 cine beitellte ar.
belt. uun orm @egter angit ein5u-
iagen, ibm aruielig 81 MAIDEN, mas
dber 6ei Oen tobesmutbisen oellt'
idlen 9Iauiaden Elm nlberues In.
teriangen III Dir fuumt Der 4rti-
fel Dor mic Dos Eieiien eincs I'M.
niiteu 9u6cn, Der int TmtcIn iid
iiirftet
CT. Scruiam @erbarS.
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Nlrinr stnNtneninfritrn.

Ger 3iQarrenhanoler Hap Be-
Iicltn, 14O5 Douglas CTR, mltroc me-
acn Oes gerfouis ioaeuomter Stint
bomber 81 So Strnie uno Soften
Ipcrurtbeilt
Ger 9otomotinbei5er Grneit
I0lien bat @ranoiion 5erris, einen
Dobl6oben0en 5armer oes Buffalo
IcolmtD megen abipenoiamodung Der
ieiner irilberen 6rnrt oui
I$25,0O0 perfloat. Die frilbere 6rau
Glion lit iest 6rmI Serbs urO per.
Ilongt Glen aIs pGrioe iiir entgon.
Igene 3~ortIitteiten Den Snupttbeil
Der Gntiddoigimgeu.
Ter hieiige Sm0elsflnb bot
Ieine @rbebung iibcr Die ietige @e.
li61ftsloge in Cmnba pcrnuitoltet
I2O Der groBien SauOelsbduicr CT.
fldrten, Dab OieieIbe ebeniosut ols
Ibcriges SSgbr. menn niht better lei,
9or Dem 8olI9ciridter itan.
ben geitern 5pct 5rauen uno feds
Mldnner megen Iiebitahfs in Den
@eibnad)tsausiteliinac Der hieiigen
Iaaufbduier. Die Rdnner puroen
Su ic % Iogcn @cidngnib perllr.
tbeilt, mdbreno Die angebori9en bes
if)pGd]eren @eidledtes nit iuipens
6irtem llrtbeii oouonfomen.
Ter Maifiniit Sobn Gonos
Doe pom StaotgeidngniB itarb i'm
sitter bon 56 Sn6ren mo miro Don
lfrnu un6 bier ainoern iiberIebt
CHARLES Barter Der non ei-
mem auto enc SdloBocde itabl,
nuroe niif 30 2oge ms 8efdng.
niB geidnot.
nod ciner Mitt6eiluug Ser
Gisaeieaidoit lit Dos @is nuf Ben
Seen nod niht iiber Az 3oa bid,
alto nod ST. Oiittn gum Sdneioen.
lie bon i5rem @eim lpeage.
lagfere t2.iohrioc 9ettie Romiea
tpur0e BON QoIi5iiten ouf Dem Bur-
ltngton BabHDof icitge1ommer.
Ger seItriee Gag mar Der fall
lteite bislang i'm Monat, oenn ons
thermometer fletterte onf 7 @rao
unter I1ta binab.
- 3ie Gipbterie. epiOemie Orobt
mieoer ;geitern nlirbe Der @eiuno.
~bpitsbehoroe pieOer Elm nelier Sail
gemeIoet.
Die teue $500 2uitreini.
gungs anIaee int bieiigen gunOps-
@ebduoe mur6e geitern in getrieb
grnommen un0 bcrpabrt ii6 bor8lg.
Hid.
@eitern mlir0en bon 6ilIfs'
StraBenfommiii1r 9enn NoDes 100
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entlniien,
bo Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be3iigs
lid oes S6nees 10 5iemlid) erleoigt
iinb.
SIN gRot9buuie berrift grobe
adlte, oa Die Sei5ungsaniage nidt
lin Cronung lit.
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sNene l~lngtbearr Der 1iefe iurtben
1entidlnno anareifea."

Inter 0ieiem furfterreqenoen Ii.
fel brinat Die o9ctu gorf 8orlb"
einen gerid,t zines a~merifaners,
Der 0ieier 3oge GngIano beiilft
bat uno BON eirlem befreunoeten Cf.
fi5ier ourd Die Shiftsperften BON
Gebenport gefiibrt muroe. 9ieier
Ametifaner ersablt MN bon einent
lteren l~lngebeuer. Dem yBaripite"
6oB Dem 2eier, Der nidJts BON arie1.
ififfen peritebt. Die 6aore Dor Ont.
ieten (faas beutidfreunblid,) ODER
Dor 8ergniigeu (falls britenfreluio.
lih) ii6 itrdilben.
3linddit bat Der ldJlnue M1fn
oie 9roBdrtige Gntoedung gemodt.
ooB bic Ihiirme aiif ben ifeiien Gu.
per0reaSnoughts 8eid,ibe baberL
Die ii6 mad 9reitieite mo mad
2dnasriftilng oreben IaiieH cine
Gntoefung, bic iehr alt III, oern Die
olten oeutifeu 5diife bon Der
p8ittelSbaf -9lqiie BADEN oieielbe
Ginriftung. Iber oas bette O0rail
lit, Dab 0as SdIfi nidlt finfen fam,
tuie er betaiiptet. gtun, cine ioIGe
Ginrihtuug baben bic britiiden
Shifie aid oerfEirt notbia, nndD
ben G~rfahruHaelt. Die Oic gngldn.
Der nit An01cious, gultparf, abou.
fir 6osue, Greiip, &aDte, Coco
Scope, Monmouib ufD. BADEN ma
den miiiTen. ater ids m0dtc bier.
bel an bic Titanic erinnnerr, Die
aud 0Is s%uniinfbnr@ gait tn0 bod
IoDicl GIeno onriftete.
Iapl cine dl1oere Neuigfeit Bic
iei0rrl aid feine III. OaB man Die
grebeA 5dFitsgeiGise ans ibren
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Snh.Emnha.

Worgen Hafmittug iiu0et bon
9reper's 9opelle Die 9eerOiGung oes
am Somitag bel cinen 5trobcn-
getooteten u. e. So.
mann itntt.
3u eincm groBeu Griolge gcltal
.tete iih 0os geitern in @cGrmu's
Sale abqeb0ltene 9dnfctt Der Bio
.neer 9iitorical Soeictp bon Sub.
Gmaba. Wis @0ite tnoren u1tcr
'anoercn Die gilrgermeiitqr Der INIT
|~Iiegenoen Staofe anmeien0 un6 eru.
.tete gilrgerneiiter Sonles 6 Gabl-
man bon Omaha groBen 8cifaa. ais
Ier fir ein groBeres Gmnbo eintrot.
Die @laiug 8orfer Of tbe 5irit
IGbriitiaH Gburm ipcrocn morgen
Rodmtttng in 3eim bon 6ruu 5.
|2. SboinboIB iih uerjammeln.
Ger aeno.atub CAB III iriner
RGnmen SOC q. %. ctr. Elm 5an3.
frau5den Dos grobartig barlief unb
gut heiuft mar.
Cine MIR tur8e Sibumg belt &c.
|itern Gatmtttag Der Stnotrotb al.
IGinige 8fIoiterrngs 9lneebote MUIR
ben geofinet uno einige aedHungeu
genebmigt
SSn Der geitrigen Sibung Der qf-
tiondrc Der Union Stod garoS So.
nuroeu ale misf6eioenoen 0iref-
loren micOergauGblt. @ie aRgetiin.
oist purOe, lit mir 1915 cine Gum
me non $4,000 fir bouIide 9cr-
%beiieruugen ousgemorfen.
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Grae5cuit
Dutan 8lottoeirtiner &erein.

per Mug. Sbmite0e. Rroitoeitt
gutau 9lattoeutider gcrciu
ISt00; Somes Shul5. 9uton So;
I&eurp S~enninaion, Dotton 81; :.
4rpi. gaton. 50; Better Surgen-
fen 81; q. u. storm SOC; Sobn
Sueri 81; Sacob Speri 81; SobH
IL. Thomas ST. " @ratenOoth
|$$2$ 80; Sons 4. Ohm 81; Saeob
.S. 81; 6. s. @usco 81; Claus s.
81; Sobn Sliraeuieu 81 Sans
.8iht 81; 9oul Subs SOC; @m.
1bomas 81; @curq s. &rIOt 50c;
.@iaie glrps so; @eorg 9hium 81 I;
Sons gggcrs 81; 5re0. 9. Ohm 81;
@etcrs 81; 6reo. geitler
.. 6. getcrs 81; 6reo 5. 93il
Ter 81: ". q. giiQer 81; Gnpin
'8idt 81; @cora Sg. Cbm 81; ".
.gurmciiter ST; 3. gggers 81; Sui.
.99ib $40: e@tcr Arp 81; ). 70.
5deicqcr 81; @eorg 0cut ST; CIR.
.Iiiien 81; 8 Sonit 81; Senrp @it.
lie 81; 2. 9ebrens 81; 5ranf Sollit
Gtto Gqaers 81; glug Cbm.
iteoer 81; VI. 9. 81; VI. s. 1ur.
.ner 81; Z. W. 9ladburn 81. ~
.3uiammcn $165.0 70.
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Sl6tige Mgemten
~perlAngt!

Die SdgIife Emaba Eribine indJi
tiidltigc nne Snuerldfige bentide
Mduuer ais rriIenbc afentcn in Sic.
brnsfa, SOMA nnO daniaS. Suge
AommiTiDn nnS OanernOr StellmHg.
Empfebinngen nutbluenhig. Wan
meISc it'd iOiOrt. Gmaba Sribane,
Gmaba. Nrbr.
Gbenfnlls fGnntn mebrere flei.
Fine NbDnnentenIammlcr III Gina.
10 aub ltmaenenS geiGditianns fin.
ben. Dan iprsdlc 8urmittagS in
Der EfFite, 1911 SouarO StraHe,
Dor. Gmnba Sribiine.
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|tommeH. Die Ieutihen mo Deter
rcIder BADEN einen idiuereu StanO,
iinO ober bis iesi bod i'm @ortbeil.
Gle tduipfen ia iir TIRE gnnJe gu
|tunit. @ir molten boiien. OoB Die
|Oeutihen Boiler. menn nuh nit
|idlDercn Cpiern ON Cube bod iiea.
reid bleibeL tros allen oimilen umO
liitteen Abmnhungcn i6rer @cgucr.
Ipelhe Die oeutihr aiiltitr nieocrBu.
merien mo an bernihten ilhcn. Us
mare ia ser 8ortbeil aIler. merm
I0ic Gelitihen iieareif icin miir6en
l0enn bic Oeutidc aiiltur itebt ia
beutc oili Der b0titen Stiie. Die
ieinolihe greiie bot GeutihlouO Dor
Ioer son5cn @eIt ouf Ons @r0bliditc
berlamOet tmo bcrlogcn, ood miro
Ioie 8abrbeit aud mieOcr oiirdorin.
Ieeu gum S6ooen Oerer. Die nit Den
l9ilaen umsegangen iino. 81 be.
lOonern lit Oes beIaiihe umO irouBO.
iidc @olf. Die MN mir Die SilnAen
uao Srepeltboten ibrer 4egierlmgen
bIutcn ia io5uiosen perbIuten mil
Zen. SIM llebrigeu Mode Gu@ nod
auf 0ns mitiolgenOe @e0itt aui
mertiom.
Seoeniols BADEN mir Is nGdit
I@ott ulh unieren alIten broberl
Eunppcn All perOonfcn. meIm Der
ariegsIdrm iest nod uid)t iibCr III,
Iiere @ren5en setommm iii.
@tntrnlitdt NIB Shmpntbit.
@ir 5hmei5er ieien niht neutral
I8eim groben golferfriege.
IGs irene ms Elm ieoes nal.
8enn SsHti6lano nieoer iieee
leo idleu0crt man uns ms 8eiift
God oieier @orpurf idmer8t ms
niht.
Sir Gdmei5cr inO 81 ieoer Belt
5rie0fertig uno beifeioen:
alth iin0 mir immerfort bereit
3u linOern iremOe 9eiOen.
Sod fret bleibt. mir berleugnen's
ME,
.Ges 5dDeiscrpoItes spmpatbis.
9enn uenn Elm GbriitenooIt ulls
Erns
giit Seinen iih ncr6ln0et;
llno 0onn aus buren, eigennuB
Ser gcttprn 5reunoifoft fiinOet.
6etpib BEN Bolt ihenfen ME
8ir Shmeiser unire Spmpatbie.
lltno no Elm 9olf. Oos 8ilo geidt,
4us tauien0 @unOen bIutet;
Gnrauf I'M Stltrme u~ltergebt,
@om GIeno il6erilnthet.
ga 1T 6as @itleiS Gbriitenpilidt,
Sod Spmpntbie gebitbrt ibm nidJt.
GOD fDeill elm BOLT, luie 9ertinlail0
belt
Ser 5einoe iih ernebret,
Ger gar5en @eIt Die Stirne belt,
Sod Nenidlidfeit nod ebret,
! SSiirmabr, Dem @oIt ent5ieben ME
Mir ShueiSer unire 5Bmpntbic.
les iii ia idlieBlid cinerlei,
Dit mem mir iD%mpotbiren,
@eil ia Die @G[ter niht babel
@eipinnen nod berIieren.
I9ie ShDei8 bleibt bod in Oieiem
6oa
Ism 9oIterfriege gang neutral.
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Gmobn, Den H. 1e5. 1914.
@ertber Ser @al. 9cterl
@inliegcu6 bite finoeu Sie $25
hon Dem SiiOieite 1urubrrem sur
llnteritiltlna nes oeutidyeu II. otter.
reifsuugariiaen ariegs. oiilfsionos
ereebenit
9dul Miller.
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4ns @rrtna.

am lesten Somdbeno hielt Die
oes @errn Taitors
Sdmiot einen 8eibnohtsbo3aar at
@retno. 9iebr, ab. Ger oa8eit rib.
rige Groltcnberein bot feline Mnbc
geideltt, oenielben 3n eine1n groben
@riolge au MAIDEN iitlO Die W1itc Sit
beipirtben. Am 46eno aob bic Git.
tber 2ign Gin reidboltiees Gro
nit onl6lieBenoem gcr
Supper gum 8elten. Der geiudl
mar tros Oes rcgneriiden Mettcrs
Gin gutter. Sod mabieer Sddbnng
fyren wobl 1000 4eriDnen anne.
ien0. Sin gr6bcrpr getroG Ser
Ginnobnlen ioa fir oos Oeutidc
Notbe areu5 pertDenoet Deroen.
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s. 6. Stcnner.-Gns Bette in Gro.
ceres LIMO 5leiih. 720~SilO t6. ct.
3a9nar5iIide Arbsit. - gne Sobn.
arstli6e arbeit auseefibrt inter
lorgfdltiger auiiiht I'M CREIGHTON
Dental College, 2t0 litoL. Is. Ctr.
a~inoer5dbne ridtis seiest. @ebib.
rem iebr mdBig. 4us8ieben frei.
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@cindt:-einc 0eutid)e 6ron in
mittlereu Sabren ais Sausbdlte.
rim fir 8itttpcr INIT bier aiuoern.
9efIectantan tuoIlen iid gefI. an Or.
u. 90. Ganpbel, @aIlenger Bldg.
Ct. Soiepb DO, fueuoen.
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NaIfefpnb.

Sn Der Omaha Iribiinc limo bcil
te iclaenOr Aeiir1ac BlrH Niilisiouo
Der ariegsHoihlcioGnoen eingelail'
FEM
@eiammeIt bon 5rau Better Saiir
5obn Sotcuirr, Cmoba .... 5000
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i3n perfanfen:-Gin GaIooiL Der
oas orobtc @efddft in eiller StnOt
bon 10000 gimuobnern madlt.
aIIciniger Giitributor ocs 8robuFtcs
elmer beoentenOen grauerei. Ser
@enerbey mug gaaraeIo BADEN.
Nnh5ufraben s., Omaha Gribiine,
Smaba, Nebrasto.
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gltan Glrbr., IA. 1eB. 1914.
@ertbpr Serr 9cterl
ginligcno cmpfunacn Gle Graft
fir $4,000. Den iic an ben Stoots.
5hotmeiiter meiterbeiorOcn mod
ten. Gbiaer Sefrug III fiir DC Nitt
men nlb @uiicn Scr 0etideq col.
.ootcn iii Gcutidlnu0 beitimml
glnbei iplacn bic Nantci 0er @c.
Der. nm oeren @er0ficutIiduna sic
Der 4Iattocatide 9eretn bon SlItgn
.erlunt.
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.. 9. gBurn, DeitiAer Opt.
Ter. Mugeu unterIudt fir Bril-
len. 443--5 8rdnhsis @ebduoe
NdH unteritiise Die Oeutidp grei.
Ie inbem man al ibrer Nerbrei.
suus beitrdGi.
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3 siemiidI nenc Saaier, auf cinen
9aipiab itcbeno nobe Bancroft
Ctr. uno gonleunro, ifno froufbeits.
baIber bilIig 5u berfaufen. aae
Orei 3%uiarnuien oocr g%etrcnitt, gegen
9aar oOer alti areOit. Ofierten an
N. o. 1ribiine.
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Sdnaerrmbr. orrangirt bon
Carl @Ioe ............ 5000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-15

gianD, Bargain 9eines aimban
4iaro IN bor5iglihem 8ultnno
iebs Jilig .fii4 Boar. Eel. Doug.
las 1853.
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las einsiar bsntIGe ISbeI. Mevasa.
tirsaidait in Omaha. ". a1rnus,
Gigeuth. 2910 Gnrnom; Snr. 1861.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-07
ss......si ss....si 10 s$ s,.......sS 81. ,SS 20 s%s
PIGS.

M z
sfIEEP-As often IL the case on a Sat
urday there were no fresh arrivals this
morning. Short supplies have been
market feature OF the week for no. more
than about 12,423 head were yarded. COM
pared with Is go last week, A,623 two
weeks ago and i7,46s the same time last
year.
Strength and higher prices formed the
rule In shorn lambs most Of the time this
week, owing TO the extreme lightness Of
the receipts from day 70 day. The week
opened out with an abnormaliy small
run, and values were steady to a shade
better, though the packers apparently
early and fairly active on Tuesday, with
prices strong TO l0c up. On Wednesday
an advance OF i0a15c was made and Tues
day and Friday there were really not
enough offerings at the disposal of buy.
ers to try out values thoroughly, but
what clipped lambs were on hand Friday
scored an advance OF lOQ15c, the market
stu having an undercurrent OF strength
and prevailing quotations being around
tOc higher than the close of the previous
week.
II was practically a clipped lamb deal
all the week and such clipped ewes as
showed up sold around $50 On Monday
changed hands at Se. %. II might be added
that on Friday clipped lambs made a
fresh top for the season, the price being
$3.50, having been paid for two loads OF
well finished. choice, clipped offerings.
Quotations on sheep anu lambs Shorn
lambs, fair to good, S7.I5dS Is; yeariings,
good TO choice, Sc. 9o6p7 .l5 yeariings, fair
to good, S6.50d6.9O wethers. good TO
choice, IS. .65Q5. 30. wethers, fair 10 good,
t5.loffb.6o; ewes, good to choice, -. 900
1.7B; ewes, fair to good. s.. 1905. 40
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-07
OMAHA GENEnAI NAnKET.

BUTTER-No: :, I'm. cartons &c: No.
l. 6o-lb tubs 20.
CHEEsE-lmported Swiss. nc; Ameri-
fSH so sSsi daisies ' se G'0iT tTpsts & lsc ; s Touns
Americas isc; blue label brick, 17c linn
burger, 2-lb., 2c; New York white. 20o.
F1sH-White, 1sc; trout. l5c; large crap
per pair, 6Oc; salmon. ilcj hailhut, lie;
buffalo, shc; channel catfish. l5c; pike,
iSc; pickerel 90.
cocks, sac; ducks. SC; geese, Sc; turkeys,
l5c; pigecus, per dozen, soc; ducks, full
feathered, Sc; geese full feathered. Sc
SQUADS, No. l $50; No. z. 5oe
cuts effective June / are as follows: No.
I ribs, 17%c; No. 2 lie; No. 8, Ice; No. 1
holm, lsc; No. 2. 17%ci No Q, l6&c; No. 1
chucks, nhc; No, lie; No. 3, lO5lc; No.
No Plates, % C: Nc No. 1 SEE SIC! No. No. T. T. Sc s1sN0
The following fruit and vegetsble prices
are quoted by the Gilinsky Fruit company:
FRUlTS-Oranges: Extra fancy sum
box; las, 1908, 800 box: l76s zoos, 2l6s
25Os. SS4 box; medium, sweet, 176s, SOS.
2SSs, S24s. $500 box; extra fancy Glendora
Yalencias. s6s, 1l2s, 1868. l50s, 176s, zoos.
Golden Bowl sOOs, S6Os, 800 box fancy
Silver Cord, 9o0s, SGOs, $50 box; extra
fancy Sunkist Trail, 300s, 3e0s, 1915 box.
Grape fruit: Extra fancy, 54s. A.6O box;
r
3es, $3.50 box; Indian River, 64s and Sos
$500 box. Apples. Ben Davis, tl.T5 box.
DISQUALIFICATION grown spinach,
25c per bu-; cabbage. new. Texas. DC ID.
cabbage. California, 25hc III; Texas yellow
Bermuda onions, R6 crate; crystal wax,
R.8 crate; peppers, SOC basket; fancy
Florida tomatoes. $500 crate; choice toma-
toes, $3.50 crate; cucumbers, hot house, 5Oc
TO tlO0 dos; now beets. carrots, turnips.
50o doz. celery t1.50 doz. head lettuce,
6Oc to n.6o dos; leaf lettuce, S0c doE
onions. home grown, lbc doz,.; radishes.
l5c dos. parsley, bOc doE. garlic, Italian.
800 ID; horse radiah, N6 case; shell pop
corn, Sc h.; cabbage plants. 76c box: to-
mato plants, TIC box; asparagus, home
grown, per doz., market price about SOC
doE; new potatoes, 2hc lb.; extra fancy
Colorado and Wyoming white stock. N.lb
bu.
HoNTY-Nsw. Colorado. No. /. 24-frsme.
WATERMEIIONs-2 ID.
ALOUPBS-California, standards,
$50 crate; California. pony, N.5O crate.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS-Cherries, S2.O0
box; apricots. $500 crate; plums, 81 crate
peaches, 400 box; red and black cherries,
t2O0 box
CAULIFLowER-HOme grown. 800
basket.
PINEAPPLEs-cuban. 24s, sos, ses, I2s,
ass sizes, $3.50 crate; Florida, 1926 crate.
BANANAS-s1.7b to $50 bunch.
NUTS-Salted peanuts, $50 case: No. 1
California walnuts. ismc ID. pecans, 13Ikc
ID; hlberts, lbc ID; almonds, 0c lb.; pop
MISCELLANEOUS - Sugar walnut
dates, N,@ box: lines, Sis basket; crack
erackerjaek, half case r.7b; checkers. half
AI.Nn
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
First Sale of New Crop Of Oklahoma
Wheat Made in Chicago.
CORN Is HOLDING UP WELL
yellow Cereal shows Moderate Ad-
vanBes Under Buying by shorts
in the Face of Increased
Argentine Offerings.
oMAHA. jung 8. leiA

OMAHAt june n
The first sale OF new crop wheat grown ,n
in Oklahoma for immediate shipment 70
Chicago, was made by one Of the leading
cash concerns yesterday The purchase
was only one car. but II was the entering
wedge for a free movement OF that gIsin
from the far southwest as rapidly as u
comes from the thrashing machines. Ihis
wheat viii be shipped by June h ana
will probably reach this market by June
The. hum OF the reaper will soon be
heard in the states north OF Oklahoma,
as reports received from Kansas yester-
day were that the wheat Is rapidly ripen-
ing under the excellent weather which
has been seen for some days. The pur-
chase OF this new wheat was fully bal
anoed. however by the export seles OF
the day. which were placed at 4SO,0o bush
els. OF which half was spring ana hait
winter wheat.
According to public and private cables,
the rains in the southern hemisphere are
delaying the seeding OF wheat and II was
said that this work Is now six weeks
late.
The more prominent markets Of the old
world were lower on wheat yesterday
partially as a reflection OF the weakness
shown at Chicago Thursday. together
with the expectation that the world
shipments will be large Monday ana thst
the amount on passage will show an In
crease.
Corn not only held up well yesterday,
but showed moderate advances under buy
OF increased offerings Of the Argentine
grain. There are some In the corn trace
at Chicago who believe that this grain
10 cleaned up more closely in the interior
than the trade IL aware OF. The usual
custom among the farmers TO watch the
growing crop and at the same time holu
onto their surplus and not let so OF y
until the prospects In the fields are good.
In sections where rains were neeoed tne
precipitation has been heavy durinS the
last forty-eight hours.
Oats for July delivery were strong yes
terday. while the September was sold on
scattered rains throughout the cats coun-
try. The shipping inquiry was good.
The provision market was unsausIao-
vas vas iisht and the trend Of prices more
uncertain than for some time. The NUM-
ber OF hogs at the leading western mar
kets exceeded those OF year $50 py
was 5 cents higher. A general readlust-
mcrt OF values must be made before q
healthy condition can be seen for prod
ucts. .s a. "a.
Cash corn was hG%c higher,
Cash oats were A0hc higher.
Clearanoes: Wheat ana flour equA 70
essOo0 bushels; corn. 1000 bushelsi osts'
liverpool close: Wheat, hd 20 Nd
higher. corn. sd 20 Nd higher -.
Primary wheat receipts were AS.vo
bushels and shipments $1,000 bushels,
aeainet receipts OF $4,000 bushels ana
shipments OF bS5,OO0 bushels last year
Primary corn receipts were l2t1.oO
buahels and shipments 1,Maoo bushels,
aGainst receipts Of 2,B4,000 bushels and
shipments Of $4,000 bushels last year.
primary oats receipts were 6saOO0 BUSH
ala and shipments s59, 900 bushels, against
receipts OF 81. 900 bushels and shipments
Of e0nOOO bushels last year
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-07
HARVARD CLUBS TO MEET
IN FRISCO NEXT YEAR

CHICAGO, June 6-The eighteenth an
nual meeting of the Associated Harvard
Clubs began here today with members
present from all over tho United States
and several from abroad.
Today's program was mostly social in
It's details. The chief feature Is the ban
auet. which win conclude the meeting to-
morrow night. and az which the principal
address will be made by DIR. Abbott Law
renee Lowell. president OF Harvard uni
versity.
Next years meeting viii be held AZ
San Francisco. II h said. probably An
gust ana e ArEsnEamenas Win be made
TO carry d<ieEn4aS frum points eAst q
OrnahA b. EtaAmEE. lzAEamS NsE YaEk
Juay II through TN Hnmm oana1. II
JnnuEsd