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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

pronounced success. Two thousand
i've hundred German firms exhibited,
not only showing their old Lines but
many new manufactures to take the
place OF articles made in countries
now at war with Germany. The mum
Der OF exhibitors in past years has
averaged about 1900. very many Of
them French, English and Russian
firms which were absent this year.
The attendance also dropped from,
ia 300 to 8.529, OF which $50 were
foreigners, but business was reported
about as brisk as usual and few of the
carnival features were lacking.
The booths where substitutes for
foreign-made articles were shown
We're filed with articles Of luxury,
household supplies. perfumeries and
sporting goods. Those in charge Of
the fair claim that English concerns
that formerly exhibited did so this
year through American houses, ad
vertising the sample goods as of
American make American buyers
We're In evidence as before Both
manufacturers and buyers expressed
themselves as highly satisfied with
the German substitutes for foreign
goods and declared the way had been
opened for extensive manufactu Of
such articles in Germany.
Among the foreign exhibitors. Hol-
land and Switzerland were the best
represented. Both also sent numbers
of buyers. Bulgarian merchants were,
also more numerous than ever before,
and Notwithstanding the war, four
teen Russian firms were represented.
The Messe is held each spring and
fall in big structures OF concrete and
steel that have been built close to the
center of the business section Of the
financial support Of the fairs. which
have become famous all over the bust
ness world j.
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A Quick Safe Relief
For Indigestion

II the Pepsin pills. Sodamint
I tablets or other digestive aids .
: you have been taking seem TO .
!. have lost their force and It. now
.. takes two or three 10 give you .
: the relief you got at first from /.
! one, It's time you changed to .
!. new remedy that works on diff
. ferent principle.
When your stomach gets in :
such shape an effective and ].
I. quick acting remedy is found in !
!. NJ Iona Stomach Tablets made .
\ from a scientific yet radically .
Z different formula from the usual /.
!. digestive aid. Mi-o-na not only /.
I gives prompt relief from sour.
/ gassy stomach and the full,
Z heavy, lumpy feeling that comes /.
!. after eating but yita1izes the .
/ whole sluggish digestive and in
X festival machinery and. makes !.
n your stomach ftsto do its own /.
3 digesting In healthy, normal, !.
\ painless way. ...
WeIls-Hayma ker Co, and I.
An leading druggists everywhere
: sell Mt-o-na on u positive guar
4 antee Of satisfaction. or m oney
!. back and stomach sufferers
+ everywhere should prove its
!. merit on this asis.-Adver-
!. tisement.
J. !. :. :. =. j. :. Y. :. :. !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-09

4 Y 81 4 r WI II g Y
Brothers have the rig completed for
No. 90.
In the old Blue Creek field, in Elk
district. KanaWha county. producers
are sill burning q good deal of the
high explosive fluid in an effort to
keep the old wells producing or to
revive those that have quit. q. N.
Carnes shot his Mo- i on the UriaI
| Young farm and increased its produc-
lticn from 4 to 10 barrels day
| from the SquaW sand. The United
Fuel Gas Company shot its No. IL On
the James Il. Brown farm but 1t
failed to respond On Indian creek.
Elk district. the Ohio Fuel Company
No. -cf the w. G. Morris farm To-
Gated on the same branch.
In the Weir sand development on
BlGe creek, KanaWIla county. tile
South Penn Oil Company has drilled
it's no. 5 on the Anna C. Skinner
farm through the Weir sand and 1T
produced thirty barrels the first TWEEN
ty-four hours Operations in the
Weir sand development have de-
[c1ined. The prospects for extending
the producing limits OF the pool are
not very promising but there is still
room for considerab1 Fl interior ~ otk.
In the deep sand terrific in south
eastern Ohio. In the Bremen district
Rush Greek township. Fairfield
county, o. R..5SinE1aton and Com
pany have drilled their No. 5 on the
TT. 70. Weaver farm through the Clin-
ton sand and have a buster. Just q
little show of Oil was developed In
the bottom OF the sand. but not
enough to warrant giving the well y
shot. The location is 500 feet vest
of No a
In the Payne district. Lawrence
township. Washington count,
Keaugh and Company have CONF
pleted their test on the Charles Ltd-'
ington farm and have a buster III all
sands. including the Berea grit, This
location is 900 feet southeast Of
on the D. w. Davis farm.
In the same district. Donsmoor and
Company are rigging ZIP to drill e
test on the Melvin Binnegar farm.
In the Macksburg field. the RADIO OIL
Company is drilling No. 4 on the
George Singer farm
Light wells are the best Pennsvlvasi
MIA fields can supply at this time!
One mile west OF Etc okstown. Green
township, Beaver county Purdy and
Company have drilled test on the
Thomas O. Glenn farm through the
sand and have a very light pumper.f
This well was completed some time
ago but has Just been put to pump
iEs T.. a. FreshWater and Company
.gavestheir test on the Blackwell farm
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NOTICE.

process has been discovered in
Japan BY which silk worms may be
ttuced.
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4 lin
Is Held as Usual by Business
Men Despite the European
Conflict.

Correspondence or Associated Press
qJElPsIC. April 9.-The famous
been held at the accustomed time, not
.withstandfng the war, and has been
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a steam ship wreck IN Scotland was
traced to the battery in a sailors
pocket electric lamp. which was said
to have effected the compass.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13

nal in SeoaIio, ITO, cine ldnaerc
gtoti5 iiber oas Set nit ~folgenoen
8orten: v@ir niiien aus eigener
9etbeiligung, meI6 groBnrtiger gr.
.iolg oas in Gmnba i'm Sabre 1910
abeeboltene S0ngerfeit mar uno oiir-
fen iiher fem ooB oas o~iesi1brige
.niht binter Oemielben 5uritdblciben
@Iut oufl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13

@aBinaton f8. 1eb Der
.aampi nm bic bon Der ReRierima
eiuarbradte Shiiisaniauisb orlage
mur0e adtern bom Senat uadl benz
Sanir actragen. SIN senot muroe
Die @orIaae als suuerlcOtgt" abae
.tbaH. MISUNDERSTANDING began
men ioiort an Der AusarbeitunG Ct
uer aompromib @orloae 8u nrbeiteL
bic i'm Sniie piellet6t 5nr annobmc
.fonmen f6uute. 1robOem ieood
maren 6iibrcr i'm Sanie mcit oapon
entierut. al nloitbcH 0nB cine iol6e
Mabnobme 0ie 8eriplitterten arditr
i'm Senat g]auiHneu o0cr gar oie 8u'
Der 6epublilancr ftn6en
fonnte. GO mur0c bercits erfldrt,
bob i6 oie Reaieruup uiht al &c.
niiacnoM 8ugcitduoniHcn erflaren
molle. I'm bic 4Hnnbme oes @eicbeg
aud I'M Senat 81 iideru.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
0ie Wlntters.llntfrinfnnn.

eSn Der llnteriudung geaeu Tbo.
mas $. M1otters, Der Der 9eibilliJ
bel Den llnreqelmaBigfcitcn bel Der
ciugegougeueu Griten Jtationol6nnt
IN Sutton ougeflagt iii, er3ielte Die
gertbetoigung geitern eiuen fleinelr
erioIg inioferu als ita rndmeiier
tonnte, OaB etnigc Der bon 2uebben
uHo Ilotters borqeuommmen Irons.
geietmdBiBe gepeien ieieu.
Ger ais 3elge beruommene auIiie.
rer &beo0or ghaer mlBte 5uqebeu,
0aB aui einiec Ser nllsgegebcnen
3%erttfifote tGotidhlih @elo eiugr.
5abIt iei ie0od nidt otf ole. Ser
01iuer ingte neiter ais. oaB Not.
ters aonto ibm mande ihlufIoie
bereitet babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
aIeiuc Standardization.

g1od Dem ue1ten aoreB6ut
BOT Omaha cine 9ebolferung BON
1852, olio 1916 me6r ols i'm
9oriobr. @tit 5ao.S Omaha itcigt Die
3abl aif 2t3,012.
Sim 2. Mdr5 miro 8aroI6 SOL.
mes Dor Dem Stub Der an3eiaen.
leute einen Qortrog iiber naittige
4u3eigen~ bolten.
I'm itf aofain 3u beritaffen,
itabI Miqiam Sole @erf3enae ans
DEM 3rereb5otel. gr er31bIte Der
9oli3et, no ar Die 8rogeu getauft
bat.
Gem I'M 5anfor0 6otel mob.
nen0en SRI. geiie Sogan muroen
6urd einen S6lei1oieb mad ibrer
4nga6e aus ibrcm 3immer 500 in
baar ufto pert9boae 8eidmeiOe ge.
itoblen.
Gtabtonpalt gine legta Ieinen
Snbre5beri6t fir 0ns b~erflOHene
Sabr Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
G%rinncrungs eTen.

gorgeiiern belt oie Gelti6.a lime.
9ebensoeri s@eiea.
tbr 6rittes iabrlihcs gontett
BARTON Sotel inter 8a6lreifer
8etheiligung itatt. Gin berrlihes
bon pr16tigen Reoen ggDurlt
IieB bel allen 86eilnebmeru oie on.
aena6miten ~Griunerungen 5triid.
Die @riiu6er un0 eriten geamten
Ger oIiitrebeu6en @eieltiduft (@er.
%man.@meriean Gle 3niurance Co.
1Daren O. 8. e. alingbeil, 4raii0ent.
Gr. Geo. s. Saslam, 9i5e.graii0ent
mo meoi3iuiifer 8ireftor, Q. o.
SAL, Sefretar, %. So goung,
5habmeiiter un6 8eneralanDalt
rmo Der Ueritorbene s.. e.. 6o[0en,
Sefretdr. Nus allen geriften Qe6t
herDor, 6oB on5 unternebmen fid)
in gera0e3u glan5enOer Gage befm.
BET.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13

Dos fnlaenbe prddiiae Vrograuln
.Dirb Sonniaa BET ocr beicr bee q.
Siiihnaeieitcs bes G%ousoroia %.
menhors I'm Wluffbeim Bnr ang.
hibruHa fommen. 90 itellt icoent
Boulder cinen ih0uen @emb IN
aubfdt un6 OesbaIb ioatcn iid I'm.
iere oeutlhen glulitireum0e inSdaa.
rem bn3u einiiuhen
Broaramm.
0oncor0ta ein8ugsmarih =. aun8e
8earii Bunatre0e ...........+t...
/. &mterfreu0en $500. Wci5lfrl
Gin beitereS 1dnBporm In 3
T6eilcm
al slui Der eisbnbu. b Scr Boil.
q Sd~titteniobrt.
6nncor0td Qomendor.
2. Die porelei ............ 2ib5t
Colo fir Soprm: 6rou MleIna
2aum Sden 49, @tolin-G bliga.
to: lr. Gruit Rccie. - 8i0no.
geuleitma: 5r. 8abriSfi.
8. 5rieorth Gotbbart 8oobertsIi
@robe 9a1aoe ftr gldmerdor
u0 Bianog eglcItung.
4. 5autaiie DC Concert 9riaiante .
observation-disclosures. Bertot
Colo fir 8ioline: Gr. ernit
Neeie. Bianos9 egleitung:
Ser Gruit 9rcie.
), GIN GDflus bon 2apenlieocrn,
................. Meimpurm
G0ucor0ia Gdmenhor.
6. gugeIs Sereuaoe (nuf 8erlan.
ger) ................ 8raaa
Solp fir Soprm: Srau Dlcliua
Damn Sdcu. - @iolm.O bliga.
to: Or. Gruit Reeie. - @iauo.
9egIeitung: ST. 3abriffi.
7. @ul5er Ron0o: 0as 2ebeH III bod
ldOn .......,.............
gius Sob. 5trmB'fhen Welo.
Oirn Buinmmeugeitelt bon 6er0.
@umbert. SIR qemiidten
Gbor orrongirt BON ID. ail6.
Reeie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13

Qoli5iiten mo onoerer 9eamten mad
bort entianot mo ole 5ormer Der
umgegenD benadrihtigt. Die
llnion Qocifit ga5n bot Der @itpe
bes ermoroeten 0eteftibs air9 einen
Gbed iiber $1,000 nberreiden loiien
uno Die Summe Der fiir g%rgrdftn8
Der 926r0er ailsgeieete geIobmtng
1T ouf $500 geItiegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
ehA.cnrnhn.

gfnh Dem nellet 9foreB6ud BAT
Sii6s0ma5a cine gepolferung bon
35.370.
Sn ibrer geitrigen 8~eriammling
fullrOe bic 9ereiniguna Der bieiiget
2ebrfrdfte oefinitiD pollen0et.
Die fdtboItiden Surlter pon Glib
Sniaba rueroea heute 2tberO cine
Wlasfera0e in 8anids SoGe abbal.
ten. S44 fino ais grciie olisgeieBt.
aniheinenO III Grbihaftsangele.
eenbeiten tit goli3ei6ef Briggs elf.
rig bemitbt ben aufertbalt bon
Bertha 9fitnrOS fe~it3ufteIlen.
Ger geItern iiber ben Bob oes in
Der 9oli3eiitdtion ge~itorbenen Cirrus
Gum nbgebaltene Snaueit bate bag
GrgebniB, oab anf SeIbitmorO er.
tdtnt luurDe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
Rnrltbtridt.
(@eIicieri Don Der Great BeItern
Gommiiiion Go.)

BeIicieri BON Der Greet 8eItcrr
Gommiiiion Go5
Siios0 ma6a t3. 5cb.
RinOOieG -3ufubr 200; Marft nor,
nal.
sHcre 81 25-775.
@itteImaBiae bis CUTE 1925
.7G5.
Gcp0bulide Biz m~ittcImaBiac
$6.50-7O0
@utc bis bette $G.75-725.
g}itteImdBige bis CUTE 5000
$50.
@cr5bnIidc big mitfelmaBiae
.S5 .65.
Gauuer6 nHb Cutters S4.OO-4.75
5ec0ers idTpaf.
Builders @uleu Z. 50-6.75
Cute biz bette Seekers 800
80.
N~ittctmabige Biz CUTE 1925
.S8. G0.
@em6bnIide Bis mitfeImdBioc
So 25-6
@ltte bis Fefte Qdumer $500
$50.
RitteimaBiae Bis CUTE $7.75-
stod Seifers $4,000.
stOf aibc S5.25-5.75.
Giu0pie6 -3uiubr $4,000; Tlartt
% Bis doc nieori1er.
SdDeine-3ufubr 1000; Tlarft
.itarf. 3urfi6nittspreis $6.37-
.6.i5. Soditcr Rrei8 $3.50.
Sdafe-8ufubr 300; Marft felt.
@rte bis bette 2dtnmer $40
$50.
WitteImdBiae Biz CUTE $7.75-
500.
SabrIiuae S6.95-8.0O.
Gee6er 2dmmer SOS. 1880.
8ee0er $7.00-7.25.
8ee0er @iooer $6.25-6.75.
Cute bis bette Mutteridofe 1925
"a GO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
qns bem ggeae aeranmt2

9oli8ei mo 8abnoeteftibe fno
lett Der auiidt. bnB aud Der 3oo
oe5 an Der ode Der 8. rtr0 g1cific
Ctr. eridoiieu oufgefunoenen italie.
uiihen arbaiters Soc Colombo nit
Dem an Dem 0etettio Ring began.
genen Moroe 8uiammenbangt. Nan
glaubt. 0nB Colombo aus Dem 8ege
gerauult nurOe I'M ietne 2ippen gu
ihlieBen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
Mdltnnn. anrmrr nnh @%artcnbeThrr

HEE
lie 3eit mart, i'm Der 6cl0 un0
@arten picoer bcitcIlt Deroen mil.
len, mo 0ie in oieiem Sabre III
2llt5iiht itebeuoen gutcu Genuine
madden cine iorgfdItige 4rlsDohl Der
81 pilan3euoen 8Gltme uno Bilon.
sen. ioipie oes ou~sguidcnoen Ga.
mems beionoers nothuenoig. 3llr
red1ten 3eit ienoet oa6er Die 6irud
German 9trieries uuo See0 Sonic,
Beatrice, 4ebra5fa, cincn reifbalti.
gen aatalog aus, Der 0as @er3 Ell.
mes ieoen darmers un0 Gartenbe.
Users e~rfrclen miro. Sat Elm &C..
~bensalter bat iid Der Better, 6err
Gart SoHoeregger, mir nit benz
8ie6en uu0 Qerfnufen Don g1lnnen,
EfIamen un6 Sunten befaBt. uno
miro er AID %fernerbin mterititbt
BON ieinen inn Sumengei6aft oufge.
mafienen bier Sobnen 0a5 3iebcn
uuo 9erien0en ieiner Gr3eugniiie
6eaudidtigen. g1on fam fd 0a9er
onrauf DerIaiieu MIR CUTE uno ge.
iltnoe 4flan5eu uno iriideu, feim.
fdbigen Snmen 5u erbalteu uno
iollte iib oafer ieoer, Der ben a1ta.
log nidt erbalten BOT, icfort cinen
iolden bon obiger 4oreiie fommen
laiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
Gr6S6nna fir guIbiitrn.

9intoIn, 10. Sch. - Ole SotDea.
@ia, Die bos @ebaIt Ocr goli5ei
beamten IN Gmnbo I'm So mouotlit
erboht puroe beitte bon 0em int
p%eriommeIten Senat eebil
ltqt/
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
wn. 3. @assidh asspFat

@rnfti8irt IN allen 8eriGten bea
Etaates u1o ben Ser. Gtonten
5dretbt Teitamente ans, beIorgt ge.
ItstiteI uno fiebt abItrnte oura:
fiebt 0ab Teit1mente I'm Na6laIIen.
ldaftsDeridte seorbnet toeroen. ge.
Iorgt golmndten unb 5iebt GEb.
ifoftm IN irgen0 etnern S5eil Der
meIt Gin. aodeEtirt ~9lush1noe.
Gpridt 9enti6 unb 1T offentliber
Iotor. 348 Omaha NationnI Bad
@ebdu0e. Gm0b1. gaebr0stG-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
Cmaha @etreiSemarft.

Gmabn, 13. 5eb. 1915.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
n1,ds aus asbsrfa61eh

TIede aus len
sntfernt man bur6 Qufitrsuen mil
meeri6aumpuIper, bns man eiHigt
3eit auf Osr betreffenoen StsIIe lie
5en Idbt. Man biirftet nit elmer
niht AT 6artsn 8iirIte nod. GolItsp
oie sEltds ni6t gang beridnunbea
fein, reibt mon nit etpas 3itronen
Taft ODER Benign mad.
Gin 4utes BIedpoffsr,
Gag ielbf bic 8arteiten 6arben ni6t
oerdnbert, b~ereitst man auf folgenot
@etfe: ] 5eil sereinigte5 Ierpentin
II, 8 5eile Dsingeift uHo ebenio bel
5dneeldt6sr nerDen tii9tig 3uIams
menaef6iitet unb bonn in elmer CUTS
aerTdloHmen gtaf9e aufbepabrt
mill man bds Glednarir nnpsnoen.
10 beTeu6ttt man bic 5lsds unb Elm
G6Idpapier bamit unb rsibt NIT IrB'
lerem oisie aug.
Bel 9drtletbtBtett re1ml
man frib nidtern 8pei GblOffel
g2ild, stpei gBl0ffe! 4pislnsin mt
oier 9ropisn @Fiig. DisIe Miiduns
pirb aut pertrageu, unb bringt aud
Bel qerIoneu, bic iabnlang ar
sroBer 0ortIsibigtsit sslittsH babsn
linen rsgslmdbisen Stu4lgans ber'
por.
abonnirt ouf Sic T1gIide 3ribiine.
e4.00 oas 5abr ourd Die gOi:.
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Ginoemeinbnnos.g er65r.

2intoln, Geb., t3. Sch. = DOS
Brrbor Dor Dem Sauie ilber 6ns Gin
gemeinOungsaeieb mrrOe atf mad
item Gieuitag, Den is. 5cbruar, felt
geiett.
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.@eieb.

2incoln, ID. Sch. - Ger itdnoiga
ausiduB oes Snlties beilruortete
geitern Sen beuntruqten geriaiiunqs.
5uinb, rad oeut Die 0iientlihen De
%abberuien iUerOen foalen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
9fr 9nrn.0 ommiFdr.

2incoIn IL. Sch. - Gos @eieb
.iiber bic Shaiiung zines SurD.
aommii1rs mir Douglas Goumtp
miir0e gcitern pom Sauie i'm 4Ie.
NUM- angenon1en.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
MURDERED ~ MExicANs.
Bandits Kill Tive When Robbery Il
4 Frustrated.

Riverside, Cal, Dec. 1.-TWO Next
cans shot and killed c. p. Macy ana
Elsinore Grosser. and wounded Macey's
son and daughter late last night when
they refused to surrender their days
store receipts. The murderers were
pursued today by a posse under Sher-
IL wilson.
The bandits fed in an auto toward
San Diego and the Mexican border.
Pearl Macy, the daughter, and Os-
wald Macy. the son, who fought the
bandits, were shot twice each and are
in a hospital here. The girl saved the
money which they sought to obtain.
She was shot in the left leg and arm
Her brother was wounded In the right
arm and shoulder.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
Kansa. City Cash Grain Close.

[ UrnlShed oE TayICr & Patton, over
% East Main street,
Kansas City. Dec. II.
Wheat-No. red. la I.16: No. 5
red none: No. nar6. II Gfi.is. No. ;
hard. .919i.o4: No. hard, 90 q 1.o2.
Corn-No. >, 6Sis; No 5, ssh; No.
1. SAY ass: No. white. SSIs No. 3
white, 65Ie: No. yellow. S7l.; No. 3
yellow. IS y G6T.
Oa,s-No. ?, 3sa 40: No. 8. none:
No white, 4aha GAS: No white, 429
42la.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17


price fluctuations.
Sheep
Sheep and lambs proved scarce.
Some good western ewes landed at
600 and better ones sold at 6.25. while
a prime grade reached 6-S5. There were
some palmer lots taken below SIS. and
second cuts sold downward from Ats.
No western wethers were offered up to
a late hour, and such lots are nominal
ly worth UP to 700. Yearlings at $50
were of good class, but prime light
ones were quoted at $500 and higher.
but weighty kinds were secured below
7.5O.
Native ewes at S.s5 We're very de-
sirable and strictly choice ones cleared
at 6.25. while those at 6.o0G1S.15 We're
in good flesh. Some at 5.25 G5.T5 were
very plain to medium and found linn
tied outlet. Odd lunches of seconds
sold largely between 4.25 and AIS. a
few going even lower. Bucks at 500
We're most numerous. but les desirable
ones went at ATS downward. Odd
wethers sold at $50 G6.T5, with small
lunches of yearlings upward to $50.
some good heavy ones making 100.
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WHEAT CROP ABOVE AVERAGE.
Yield Of Winter Wheat Estimated Al
$4,000 600 Bushels.

washington. Dec 1.-THE winter
wheat crop was estimated today by the
department of agriculture at about $40
900, 900 bushels. That would be 115.o00.-
600 less than the winter wheat crop
this season but approximately 100000
uo0 bushels more than the average Of
the five years, 1909 to 1913.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
% HEAD OF CATTLE Is

Consisting of eight cows. six of them
hand milked; two heifers years old.
four yearling heifers, four steers. 500
to 500 pounds weight; seven spring
calves steers and heifers; three
summer calves-one steer and two heif-
ers. al above rattle are good grade
ShOrthornS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
Now Lockout.

When cold hangs on as often hap
pens, or when you have hardly gotten
over one cold before you contract an
other, lookout for you are liable to
contract some very serious disease.
This succession Of colds weakens thu
sys.sns and lower. the vitality GO that
YOU are much more liable to contract
chronic catarrh. pneumonia or con-
sumption. Cure your cold while you
can. Chamberiains Cough Remedy
has q greaI reputation. 1t ss..S..
upcn by thousands Of people and never
disappoints them. Try It. 1t only
costs quarter. Obtainable every
Where.-Adv.
.T1ou-f hmm TOR the lost collar button
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
FLETCHER ,s NoaassArGo.
Manned BY Prssidsrt Wilson - Anhas
4 aador "a M6xioOs

oAdor 70 MoxtoOs
Washington. Dec, l7.--Henry Prathel
Fletcher. now ambassador to Chile
was nominated by President Wilson
for ambassador to Mexico. Elesio Ar
rebondo already has been appointed
Mexican ambassador to the Unitet
States, and Mr.. F1etcher's nomination
today restored diplomatic relations be-
tween the two countries broken Oh
nearly three years ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
ST. Louis Cash Grain Close.
Furnished by Taylor & Patton, over

- East Main street,
ST. Louis, Dec. II.
Wbeat-No- red. l.20 6I.ae: No. 5
red. 1.166l.19: No. red, 1869 LIZ:
No. 3 hard. 1.o64 q l.0st.; No. hard.
l.Gl a los.
Corn-No. >, ssls ass; No. 8, 6I1.
No. 1. 65le 967: No. white. So; No
3 white. SIS: No. 4 white, siis: No. ?
yellow. 671e q IS: No. 5 yellow. 6sls qs7.
Oats-No. white, i2d 421s; No. 4
white Il q H.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
Grain Trade News Items.

Furnished by Lamson Bros. & Co,
2o3 Masonic Temple. Phone 1881
Chicago, Dec II.
Primary receipts-Wheat, 2,534,000:
corn, SIS, 900. . s~
Shipments-Wheat, 1864 900: corn
42s.000.
Cearances-Wheat and -four, S15,06t
bushels: corn, 1000; oats, 1900.
Northwest receipts Minneapolis
$50: Duluth. 40s: Winnipeg, 1,109.
Chicago car lots-Wheat, II; corn
25S. oats, 13s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17

The gems, ornaments and previous
stones belonging to the shah of Persia
are estimated to be worth about $685.
o0O. 900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
Chicago Grain Close.

Chicago, Dec. Is.
wheat-No. . red, l.2o9 1.22; No. :
red 1.1sal19h; No. . hard. 1-l7G
l.1sh: No. hard. 1.11G ll3.
Cori-No. yellow, nominal: No. :
yellow, ssh 1884,; No. white, 81 = q
S9A.
Oats-No. white, 41A q -; stand
ard. ASH G4SE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
cash. 9.Tsa10.25.
Rye-No. .. nominal.
Barley-61M6S.
Timothy--5.0o& !.!S.
Clover-1e.00@ 1900.
CHICAGO Potato Market.

Chicago, Dec. l6.-Potatoes--Lower
receipts. thirty FIVE cars.
Minnesota and Dakota Ohios. .65 ~
Minnesota and Dakota whites. IS as
Michigan and Wisconsin whites. IS q IS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
FARM MACHINERY, ETC

One Twentieth Century manure
spreader: one good wagon, one pair
Dob sieds, one seeder, one I-foot disc,
one 3-section steel harrow. one Good
Enough st1iky piow, one John Deere
gang pillow. one Dain hay loader. one
Hawkeye hay loader, one Sterling feed
grinder. one hay rack. one hay rake.
one spring wagon. one road wagon, one
corn planter, one surface corn cultiva-
tor, one III inch double harness, one
single harness, one boys saddle, new:
horse collars. ect: two MCCULLOUGH
hog troughs. a number Of empty bee
hives, one Round Oak heating stove.
TERMeAn sums Of $40 and under.
cash; on all sums over $40 credit of
IL months time win be given ON note
with approved security with per
cent interest 1ssrs::: Nc property
70 be removed until settled for.
FREE LUNCH At NOON.
r. II. eeter
J. w. ,oARis, Aue4;enesr.
J. Il 1A0LEN. cis~k.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-17
Range Of Chicago Grain Prices.

Chicago, Dec. Is.
wheat-December opened at 11sA:
highest, 1-1sk; lowest. LIS: closed,
l1s1s; May opened at Liz; closed.
i.iI =.
Corn-December opened at Tlas:
highest 71A: lowest 1ei:: closed.
701z: May opened at 73A: closed tax
Oats-Decemoer opened at 421s:
highest. 421: lowest. 81: closed, AZ:
May opened at 455s: closed 455s.