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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-22
Nail Him.
Attention!

A man with a profession. age
II, wishes to correspond with a
young refined lady. Don't want
to marry.
No Others except brown s.
need apply. Address G. c. l.,
care Gazette Office. Jan 20 !.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-22

| have tie school books ycu
want, bring me pour cid encs and
| will take ,Aem /; as paFt pay for
rev ones, z. A. VALLEE.
For Groceries and cold drinks
90 the FIRST or Last Chance Gro
Gerry on 9th and Pearl SIS.
Seed US a trial order Tor the
Great Nature Sslve. soc a Box.
Why suffer when You can be re-
licved for such small amount.
Read our e1arantce on the front
page OF The Ga.esre.
Yen viii agrees with me isai
yen never sav sach stylish bats
for The money as ] an showing
YOU now, no trouble 10 shaw goods
z. A. VALLEE.
Notice is hereby given that VIC
csnno, print a list Of names con-
trjbuting 10 churches unless 81
accompanies same.
Letter Heads and Envelopes
can be had for the asking at this
Office. We print them.
II will be to youv interest to
cora. and see our naw fall hats
before yon buy, z. A. VALLEE.
II you want your skin 10 look
pretty and soft. tfy bottle OF
Dixie Liquid Bleach at MeCrary
e Sons
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-22

Reader il a blue or red mark
appears on the head of your pa
per marked with an X it is to
notify you that you owe for the
paper and must pay at once.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-22

There is a man in our town,
And he's a real high flyer,
But you cant believe thing
he says.
For he's doggone liar.
There Is a certain WHOEVER here
that's trying o get married, and
it is rumosed that all his hopes
are centred upon two young
girls, and If he should be success
tul enough to get one particular
one, there will be much need for
the Undertaken Do you get me!
The good things you intend to
do,
Do now and fool old Sorrow.
The mean things you iatend TO
do.
Can wait until Tomorrow.
M P. has iulI sway while L.
Il. is out OF the city.
Wonder who will win in their
struggle for Heart. I. P. or
L. s +?
Boys. there is another brown
on town. better sharpen up your
razor, and get to cutting.
You girls missed a good hus-
band when you did not answer
that advertisement. 1t is too
late now, it is all off But you
have chance to eorresposd with
nice young fellow although he
doesn't want to marry now. but
you might talk him in the notion.
Seer
Why Z. land G. w. got an
cry a, each other at the Rink
Saturday night7
Boys il you want your knives
sharpcned. go to ID. M. shop. as
he is well qualified to do this par
ticular kind OF work.
Things are dull around here
now. due to the fact there is
revival in progress here. and the
boys with the revival religion are
attending.
Snow fell here Monday and
you could see the White rats
seampering around everywhere.
Let those that owe for the Ga
zette please come around and let
as see you, or send in your sxb-
scription please.
Mother Harmon continues TO
keep her bed.
Sunday was high day at St.
Paul Three services being held.
Total collection for the day
being $3.50.
The B Y. u. OF the First
Baptist Church is increasing and
interesting every Sunday with
Miss Ollie Buchanan, President
Miss Ruby c. Smith is able to
be out again.
Any one needing first class job
work can find IL at the Gazette
Office. We have the experience
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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-22
Native Salve.

We have just received some
more OF Native Salve and it is
going very fast. those in Carbon
and Md. City can secure box
or more now by soc. per box.
Act quick if you want it Send
all orders to Rev. ] b. MeCrary
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-22
DIED.

The title infant son CT r. and
Mrs Vim Wyatt departed this
life Sunday last. at thsir hone n
Belgradr. Funeral services were
held 1T the Free Baptis, church
Mond " at 1880 p m. Rev. Vim
Barae:t. officiating. The Gazette
extends sy mpathy 10 the bereav-
ed family.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-22

Edgar McCrary. the assistant
Editor will be in Mound City.
Mounds, and Cairo, in few
days. Every one please be pre-
pared TO meet him by renewing
your subscription. Editor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-22
ERsYou must mail copy on
Mondays to secure publication.

Persons who owe the. Gazette
would greatly lesson the hnan-
cial burden OF the publishers by
RENTING at once.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-22

Program Of The Ministers ard
Deaeons Institute, TO Meet
With The Mt. Pleasant
Baptist Church, at
Golconda. H..
Beginning on Thursday Before the
Fifth Sunday in Ian 1915
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-22

Neuralgia and Rheumatic Pains yleio
quickly 10 thu infuence OF Or. Aiies
Asti- Paia pslsA he ha4 Al ar -sns-s>
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1915-01-22

Ordination Licentiate license
blanks at the Gazette Office.
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
General

Fire destroyed the St Joseph's Ro-
man Catholic Church at Camden, n.
J. The loss Is $4,000
Col John C. Moore. newspaper edI-
tor and first mayor OF Denver. Col.
died at Excelsior Springs, Mo. He
was 81 years old.
About 500 maehinists, employed at
the Niles Tool Works at Hamilton.
Ohio. went on strike when their de-
mand for an eight-h0ur day with no
reduction in pay was refused
Count Won Bernstorff, German Am
bassador. declared that he never had
heard OF Robert Fay OF any OF the
men connected with the alleged bomb
plot
A resolution asking President VII
son TO support a bill appropriating at
least $4,000 Geo for the Mississippi
levee system in the next Congress
was adopted at meeting in Memphis
Of the Mississippi River Leyee As
sociation.
Joseph Prick. convicted in Brook.
ivn. OF killing his 1s-year-old son. CON-
mitted suicide in the Raymond Street
Jail BY hanging.
The Argentine government has &C
cepted an invitation 10 send repre-
sentatives to the Pan-American sci
entifc congress in Washington Dec
q.
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
BRITISH SHIPS
PLOT TARGET
German Agents Planned to De-
stroy Cruisers off Sandy Hook
OCEAN LINERS DASH TO SEA
Under Cover Of Explosions lntsrued
Vessels Might Reach Atlantic
Confessions By consPirators
Snow Real Mission.

New York-That the real mission
Of Robert ray, arrested recently By
secret service men, Was to sink or
destroy the British warshirs on guard
outside the three mile limit OF Sandy
Hook is set forth In amdavgts ia the
possession of the United States au-
thorities
On these aHidayits rests the fun
case which the Government has
built against Fay. Max Breituug Her
bert kienzle. Paul D0escha and Wal
ter seholz. the FIVE men arrested on
charges OF conspiring against the
laws OF the United States.
The story OF the plot told n the
affidavits begins with the last voyage
OF the North German LLOYD steam
ship KrouprinZessin Cecilie. which,
had on board Max Breitung. KieHzle
and Doescha. when. because OF the
declaration OF war. she was forced D
return and put in at Bar Harbor. Ne.
KienEle swore 10 one OF these ar
fidayits that he was a travelling COM
panion OF BTeitung on the ship. They
discussed the war situation in detail
and later met several times in this
city. He does not admit that he wrote
10 his father In Germany OF any plans
10 aid the Fatherlsnd but. according
10 a statement by Fay, the elder
Kienzle had received such letter
when Fay was started on his trip 10
this country last April.
Fay, one OF the afidavits shows.
called on Kienzle within a few days
after he landed here. They al once
began discussing plans FOR putting the
British guard ships out of commission.
Laid up In Hoboken the feet Of
German liners were ready to go TO
sea. but the cruisers and auxiliary
vessels on Sandy Hook prevented a
dash from the harbor Fay had the
idea that he could, notwithstanding
the vigilance OF the British ships and
the apparent impossbllity OF sue
cess. make his way % their stsrns.
attach bis machine. with its time de
vice Ia action. and escape before the
explosions.
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM
wAsHlNGToN.-The Treasury De-

WASHiNGToN.-The Treasury De-
partment made public tbs names Of
more than 1000 persons who had
failed 70 refund to the Federal Gov
eminent money advanced to them in
1914 TO enable them TO return from
Europe at the wars start
CLEVELAND. Ohio.-Miss Blanche
Walsh. the actress. who in private
life was Mrs. n. Il Travers. d{ed at
Lakeside Hospital here.
ToKIo.-many arrests for tnefts Of
explosives from magazines have been
made recently. The thieyery is al
tribated BY some newspapers to Chi
nese revolutionists.
5ALTiMORE-John Psntlss Poe,
Jr-. soldier. adventurer. cfubman and
once famous football player Of Prince
ton. was killed when lighting as :
private along the northerp boundary
Of France
NEW YORK;. p. Morgan was
operated on al his home on East Isl
and in Glen Cove. L l. The operatso on
vas for Appendicitis The hnancier
is in no danger.
EsSTON. Pat was announced at
Lafayette College that s2ee. 0oa has
been granted to Lafayette by the
General Education Board of the
Rockefeller Foundation.
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
CHILDREN Die IN
BURNING SCHOOL
Fire Drill Vain as Exits Are
Choked by Victims
MlSHAP AT REAR DOOR FATAL
Pupils Were Under Control Until Acct.
Gent Blocked Means Of Escape
Twenty-one Youngsters Per
ished BY s9ffocatien.

ra...t Az -T,..-sss st+--r,a children most
- - -. =, 90 f-ar. ?
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-. - ., rosn,s ,,srochia1
-, -. -,,o,a ,sars burned
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N-eA '"s es =. 80 =.
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le'9ss anu =. .zl,--
loet 'As.s 5oVs
,.-..,5,,.
'estlauie A4 l.s'i's al s-e
were ioaha-
All Of the GERS ess@pee' 'It
Mother Superior Marie Ntt...s''ts "e
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
Washington

The National Militia Board and the
National Association OF Adjut4nts-
General OF Militia met at Washing.
ton.
Controller OF the Currency Williams
sent a warning to al national banks
against charging usurious interest
Rates
II is rumored IN Washington that
the wedding OF President Wilson 10
Mrs Calf viii take place in TIE White
House.
The text OF Aastria's second note 10
the United States on munitions ex-
ports 10 the Allies vas received al
the State Department
President Wilson received Ice dele
gates TO the Presbyterian Synod at the
White House.
Americas loag-considered protest
against British interference with COM
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
Var Bulletins

Berlin reported that Rumania viii
throw IN her lot with the Allies and
VIII permit Russia to send 100000
troops through her territory 60 attack
Bulgaria from the North.
The three DAYS battle OF the
trenches with bombs and petards rag
ed in the Aisne region and in the
vicinity OF Puisalsine and Qusnni-
yieres between the French and Ger
mans. Artillery bombardments con-
tinued in Champagne at Tahure,
Maisons Champagne and the Coartine.
Paris reported the defeat OF strong
German scouting forces BY the allies
south OF Loos and the repulse Of all
German attacks in Champagne
Berlin officially reported that Aus
tro-German and Bulgarian forces had
effected a junction on the Danube,
thus opening up a clear road 10 Con-
stantinople.
The British force landed at Salonica
number only 1900 troops-sll that
could be collected at the time Serbia
called for aid. The landing was sug-
gested by former Premier Venizelos,
as enabling Greece to fulfill her treaty
obligations to Serbia.
Constantinople and the race for the
road thereto reached an exiting stage
The Bulgarians are within few miles
OF forming a junction with the Aus
tre-Gernans. while the French, IN
small force, already have Joined the
Serhians.
Russia. by her stubborn defence of
Riga and Dyinsk and her continued
offensive in Galicia kept her oppo-
nents busy along the whole eastern
front
Great Britain withdrew its offer OF
the Island OF Cyprus to Greece II the
latter would enter the war on the
side Of the Allies
The French forces recently landed
at Salonica. Greece. routed s0.eo0 OF
King Ferdinand's troops n 4 great
battle and are pursuing them toward
Stramitsa, Bulgaria
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
FOREIGN

Charles Boone. an American cattle
man OF Fl Paso Tex. vas taken from
6 Mexico Northwestern train BY Villa
troops and shot 10 death.
KING George was severely bruised
when thrown from his horse whsle re-
viewing British troops in France. His
condition IS not serious.
Many prominent persons attended
the memorial service 10 Miss Edith
CaYeIi the British nurse executed
II Brussels. Ii St Paals Cathedral.
London.
Professor Agaoghlo Achmed Bey Of
Constantlnople University was APP
pointed Turkish Minister Of Education
The Panama National Assembly sas
convened in extraordinary session to
consider authorization o. a $3.50 zoe
six year loan AZ per cent
About s5o00e worth OF ere is held
al the chihuahua, Mexico. plant Of the
American Smelling 4 Refining Co..
confscated BY Gen villa
At least lie persons were killed
and 500 injured in the typhoon in
southern Luzon- The property loss
Is estimated az 81 600 600.
Ambassador Gerard 10 Germany re
fused 10 comment on his talk with
M Kaiser and Foreign Minister Won
- s..
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
STATE TEACHERS
ELECT OFFICERS
Meeting Discusses Mode of
Holding Future Elections
LIQUOR LICENSES TOO HIGH
Dealers Complain Of Added Increase
in Rates-New Britain's Hospital
Enlargement Probsofs
After Directors Meet.

Hartford That the Connecticut
STATE TEACHERS association Is upoa
the poiat o. dIsingegralloH vas the de-
clarariou OF superintendent =. 5. Gum
ba-rt Of The Norwalk high school dur
Ing a discussion at the association 5
annual business meeting as 10 the
manner OF conducting future conven-
tons
The meeting was held in the Hart
ford high school and was attended
by about fifty delegates. Almost i'm
medla5ely following the election OF
Officers the delegates launched into a
discussion as to whether future meet
ings should be held sectionaly or
Jointly and the question was argued
pro and con for more than two hours
i was finally decided TO hold next
years meeting. al least, in sections as
this year, one meeting in Hartford and
the other three in New Haven. New
London and Danbury, respectively.
This plan was suggested in q reso-
luton presented by s. P. Williams Of
Bridgeport and Immediately precipi-
tated q general discussion with seem
ingly about as many for as against
Superintendent s H Holmes. OF the
Bridgeport schools. led the opposition.
holding out for one central meeting,
and he was strongly seconded by Su-
perintendent Gumbart
The officers elected were:
President - Thomas H Paterson,
Bristol
Yiee-Presidents-o L. Burdick.
Stamford; Clement c. Hyde. Hartford.
Recording Secretary-William E.
Parker. Portland
Assistant Recording Secretary-M.
Rachel Webster. New Haven.
Corresponding Secretary - Samuel
P. Willard. Colchester.
Treasurer = Edward B. Sellew,
Thompsonville.
Audi,or-Louis H. Stanley. Hart
ford.
The new executive committee con
sists OF Louis p. Slade. chairman. New
Britain. Fred l. Newton. Norwich,
Ira T Chapman. Norwalk: D. G. Allen,
North Haven: and Julia A BRACES.
Middietown. 5. J. Slawson WAS added
10 the finance committee.
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
Watch Our Show un0, Byron l.. Bugbee Our Show


merce between the United States and
Europe has been dispatched 10 Lon
don By special messenger
Mss Edith Benham. daughter OF
Rear Admiral Bsnham. retired, was
appointed social secretary al the
White House. She succeeds Miss Isa-
bel Hagner, sho has resigned 10 mar
~
Secretary Daniels declared that IN
termed Germans a Norfolk have no
chance 10 secure any naval secrets
there.
The State Department has been mott
fed that the American Consulate Al
Nish. Serbia. has been moved TO To-
hatchak. with the Serbian Govern
ment and all other foreign ConsUs
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
Sporting

Frank l. Stephenson Of Trinity
Club. eqaalled the worlds indoor rec
ord Ia winning the sixty.ysrd dash
special. the feature Of the Salem cres-
cent A. c. meet at New York His
time was 2-5 seconds.
The faculty Of Knox College, Gales
burg. III. decided 10 discontinue foot
ball al least for the remainder OF the
season. because OF tue death In St
Louis OF Bryan Scot, a student In
jured in 3 game
Johnny Dundee clearly outpointed
Willie Richie in the opinion OF the
experts who Witnessed the ten-round
fight al New York
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05

IF-W-T . TT1sTE0
Hartford-Ail the new liquor lieen-
ses issued Ia Hartford county. and all
the renewals are going 70 cost the
dealers considerable more money than
in "a past fer under the law passed
al the last session OF the general
assembly saloon licenses were raised
from $3.50 to $3.50 in towns 81 more
than 1900 inhabitants sna from $3.50
10 s4i5 In towns of less than S.0e0 in
habitaufs Licenses for the sale OF
Der aud Rhine wine have been raised
from $500 to $3.50 Hotel liquor H.
eenses have gone up from $3.50 10
$50. and the exception for hotels in
towns OF less than 1000 inhabitants
has also been raised from $3.50 to ss2.
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
RUSSIA HOLDS AL HIDES.

Forblds Release Of Wool Shipments
Also as Military Necessity.
Washington The Bureau OF For
eiea and Domestic Relations OF the
Department of Commerce has been IN
formed by II D Baker. the bureau
commercial attache in Petrograd. that
the Russian Government has forbid.
den the release q shipments q hides.
skins and all weols on account q
military necessities Fur skins. seeds
aud ether articles, on the oths'- baud.
are releasea without undue delar.
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
Nos-pARTlsAH PLAN BEATEN.

California Rejects johnson Measure
BY 10000 Plurality.
San Franciseo.--The proposition 20
make all states Offices nOn-partisan
has been defeated by a majority Of
about 10000 Nine constitutional
amendments met similar fate from
an apaiheiic electorate. the vote hay.
ing been the highest in years.
The defeat OF the non-partiSan
measures caused surnrtse. They were
the p~aaea measures advocated BY
Coy. ea
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
NEWS IN BRIEF

IRE destroyed ere pier e thu Biss
pm = British steamships =
Esatrls WASH at I1ss 81 co.
Il Investigation S ns Ga1a
Tse steamer sraaela14 sr.ca Fas
he " s. tae a Cza Because
G saa a = SAB EEz7-
elsca - unzsss Esr cargo
prominent q - - ereesea 10
Peer TaHa-z. a15 t - fe AFTER
reseulzz SIX Fs from Ere r the
yn5on Psrar BOX 20. AZ P.tts53Fgh-
Kaiser Wilhelm s. reported = have
forh5asn tss faraar execution .
sries Il Belesu untl - can per-
kenzflr investigate 8he ez
monument marking TIE original
rrares q Daniel Boone and his wife
w. dedicated At BFTaa CeHsteFy-
Iartsaszilla No
RumsnIa has modified al togeta.
or. 4so go men N armT q go 993
rarsnfsns = stationed On the Bull
xzrizn frontier
state Department officials denied a
reDort th:t Americas protest . TuF-
tsq against the Armenian mass4cres
tz8 been answered
The Russian Minister q Finance
tas recommend the export q So
Cos GEO gallons o. alcohol. stocks be-
Ing hssvg.
The Tnlon Powder Co. viii build a
large powder and acld manufacturing
Plant al salt Run. Pa
es-.-as@a-~Ea fFpaaA rfarNN
with various companies an order FOR
f7s.0o0 tons Of steel rails.
Ten thousand additional men viii
b employed By the WHY'S Overland
Automobile Co. al Toledo. Ohio. as
soon as new buildings. now under
construction. are completed.
Pope Benedict IL reported 70 be
framing a protest against the attack
OF an Austrian aeroplane on Venice
IN which the famous sealzi Cnurcn
was damaged By 8 bomb.
A statement issued BY the National
Baseball Commission warns organized
bal players not 10 play IN am post
season games in which Federal League
players are engaged.
bishops throughout the world TO an.
nounce Sunday. NOV. 21. as day Of
PRAYER and of Offering for the beneht
q the Poles
Colonel James Fl. Bigger Of the 1sth
Regiment. Pennsylvania National
Guard. ordered at Pittsburgh the re.
cralflng Of 30 men 70 form a machine
gun company.
Twenty-Five German guns ca8rlrea
At Looa. we're exhibited b the Brit
ish al the Hsrse Guards parade IN
London.
American Ambassador Page Al Lon.
don denied tire report he intended
t. resign
The International Association OF
Dairy & MIX Inspectors opened their
ennual convention st Washington.
John s Eus0r. q Baltimore Re-
publican candidate for state senator.
was struck and killed by a trolley car.
Another German spy was executed
in London This was the tenth spg
shot in London since the war began.
Speaker Clark has been invited %
confer with President Wilson batorf
Congress conYenes f9r the next ses
sion.
Marines az EaE1r yaid. under cen
rnand OF Cap5aa be'l. wrre Fted
upon By suipers
Ambassador Gerard at Berlin was
directed BY TIRE State Department 70
use his good offices In behalf 81
rersons court marffaled at Liege p T.
GUM. for alleged military offences.
The steamship pannaeona was
abandoned al saa and the crew res
eued by the Brush steamer Ariel
according 10 reports received at Lon
der
Having completed an order for
1890 steel freight cars for Russia,
the Pressed Steel Car Go. closed =
contract 70 ran additional $500.
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
Lessens Taaaht hy 80 e.

Men o. sense often learn froa the
enemies. Prudence is the best 50
guard This principle cannot g
learned from a friena bat a. snem,
EFFORTS il Immediately Ii 5 Eroa
their Toes. not their friends. fhat e.t
les leeFn the lesson 81 building Hlsu
walls and ships Of war And MS
lesson saves their chlldren. taeir
homes ana their properties. -ATlsto-
pnanes.
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
Els. cirrula- SAY

According 10 hrlIsh technical pub
locations. the first circular saw was
invented by one Murray. a wood turn
e. az Mansfield, England The frst
saw OF this Kind was about six inches
IN diameter. and was used IN a wood
turning lathe operated ny water
power.
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
GRIST OF NEWS
OVER The WIRES
Telegraphic and Cable Items
Recording a Weeks Events.
FROM FoRTY-ElGHT STATES

Happenings in All Parts Of the Union
Decisive Battles in the World
War-Washington's Latest Gossip
Reports Of Crops and Business.
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05

Hay AND STRAW.-Prirne timothy,
$3.50. No l. sI20f7I25: No 3 Sllep
lis: No s, se6e5, clover. 81 9 I ~
oats straw nominal; rye straw s. z NC.
as 70 quality
Live Stock.
REEVES AND CALVES. - Dressed
beef continued slow. common 70 ch1ise
native sides selling at 11I15c- Per "
Ordinary 10 choice vealS sold az Ssg
$3.50 per 10 lbs. culis. SsI7. Dressed
calves in moderate demand. city dresser
vsals selling az f4T3SAac- per ID; cllh-
try dressed. isiz GIsc.s drcssed grasssFs
and fed calves 8 e lie -
SHEEP AND L.AsfBS--Conu1on @
prime sheep Eswesf sold at sass peI
ioe lbs. ordinary 70 prime state INES
& = g. sS. clIlss s. Dressed mutton e4s-
ier al SGllsac per III. dressed lllls,
f2Tf4Lc Country dressed hoghouss
lambs steady al s. per carcass
HOGS - aaUnEry dressed na&s ~. =.
1a6Izc. Per H.; roasting pigs lsA lse
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
THE MARKETS
Butter.

HILK---0rA eizl figures have been sbo,
isHed and Il Is impossible e give eorrse.
rf5e4s inns VI
Putnam patriot., 1915-11-05
Dressed Poultry.

FRESH KILLED.
W-n n ( . . 31-36 lbs d. 10. -
Nn N D - lbs & over. -
Wn corn fed dp 1924 lbs az -
W7n corn fed 2 31-3s lbs 6z -
CHICK ENS-F'resh ? n be
Vn n los & Ov. per 10. -
Nn milk fed, 3-sla lbs each -
CHICK ENS-F'resn iced
Fhfla, Ii. & RI. 81 lbs Pr p
Pa mixed sizes. per u ..... IS
Nearby Skqua bs, per pair =. 80
FONLS-Iced-
Wn q 2 ~ TO lbs & over -
v estern. dry picked Abs -. -
Western. DIP 31z lbs and IND -
9TH R POULTRY
Cd COCKS. Per 70 .--.-...-..
L / spring ducks. per b =. -
Jersey and Pa spg ducks =
Saaa Is. prrn, % lbs & Ov 6z -
FROZEN.