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Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
SMYRNA FIREMEN GET BIG
OVATION IN DOVER PARADE
AWARDED LOVING CUP FOR THE
BEST MARCHING ORGANIZATION
Smyrna Well Represented Daily at
Dover Festivities and Were De-
lighted With the Hospitality

Dover's home coming and carnival |
closed Saturday night at midnight.
after a most successful week in every
respect. The order was the best ever
known at such q large gathering of
people and the arrests during the en-
tire week for drunkenness and dis
order were less than ten persons. three
of that number being arrested Satur-
day night. There was but one aeci-
dent so far reported. that of a young
man being run into by a team in front
Of the postofiee. He was cut about
the face. but not seriously. The
automobile offeren by the Young Mems
Business Association. which was dis
POSED Of late Saturday evening. was
secured by c. c. Fulton. of Dover.
Just what the Young Mems Business
Association will realize financially
from the weeks celebration had not
been determined. but will amount TO
S400 or $500 Considering the
tremendous exepense for attrac-
tions. it was hardly thought at first
the association would no more than
clear expenses. if they really did this.
Weather conditions were fine and the
crowds surpassed all expectations. II
was a big and successful affair.
Smyrna Wins Prize for Best Marching
Citizens Hose Company Of Smyrns.
about 40 strong, who went to Dover
Wednesday to participate in the civic
( parade came back with high honors and
won a loving cup for being the best
marching organization in the parade.
and the Dover Century Club for being
the best decorated organization in
line. The Smyrna fremen. in their
natty looking white suits and caps
were led by Harvey W. FAIRIES. who
had 1.-THE boys" under splendid con-
troll. All along the line they re-
eeived an ovation. not a few in the
big crowd being Smyrnians who went
to Dover for the ceremonies Of that
day. The day was also featured by
the welcome addresses by Governor
Miller and Mayor Arley B. Magee.
Harry Vane of Dover, won first prize
for the most gaily decorated design
and Walter Leatherbury Of Dover.
second prize. The comic design was
won by Thomas Williams of Dover.
Automobile Parade Snowy Affair
Many from Smyrna went to Dover
on Thursday afternoon 20 witness tn,
automobile parsds which Was a ella
borate affair and very pretty. Manl
handsomely decorated cars were il
line. Some of Dover's fair womer
operated machines in the parade. Th'
Wilson Garage car occupied entirely
by young women won the first prize
The second prize awarded was Civ
Harry Vane and wife for the secon,
: best decorated machine. The Della
> ware Equal Suffrage Association wa
represented in the automobile parade
I II was the only suffrage auto in tn,
procession and il made a good appear
snce with its decorations Of pennant
and received quite an ovation alonl
the line. Those who rode in the ca
were DR. josephine NJ. r. White d
ls Cour. Mrs John F. Thomas. Mis-
Martha Murphy. The car was loqne
: by Mrs. J. G. Justis Of Newport.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
THIEVES TRY TO Ros KElrHs

But We're Scared Away--Later They
Broke into Residents Of n. ~. Smith
Thieves attempted TO rob the ice
cream and confectionery store Of W.
F. Keith. Friday night Of last week
but were scared away. Later they
broke into the residence of H. M.
Smith. on Market street but got very
little Of value. The officers were put
on the case but no arrests have been
made.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
oUTTEN LAWS KILLED AT DOVER

Victim of Auto Accident at cowgiIrs
srioge-was Young Dover Man,
Nephew of Mrs. L. A. n. Bishop
An automobile accident, in which
one person was killed instantly and
the car badly damaged at Cowgill's
Bridge near Dover. at an eerly hour
Friday morning. The victim was
Outten Laws. one of Dover's popular
young social set. The car belonged /
to the Morgan Milling Company. of /
Baltimore. Md. opei ated by Carl I
NJ. Walker. 3 representative Of the 1
firm. who arrived in Dover Thursday
on his usual route down the PENN I
suls. Wslker. who is responsible /,
for the car. ran the machine into the |
Dover Garage shortly after II O. clock
Thursday evening, with the orders to
the attendants at the place that he
would call for il the next morning.
He knew nothing more Of the ca.
until he was called from bed between
6 and O'Clock and told of the aeci-
dent. Frazier Jones, the night man
at the garage claims that sometime
after midnight call was made for
the car by some young men. none Of
whom were recognized. One of the
number claimed 1.-THE car belonged to
him, and accordingly the car was
allowed 20 be taken out. Just what
happened after the crowd left the gar
age is not known. The body of young
Laws was found under the overturned
machine. which had plunged through
the rail of the bridge over ST. Jones'
river That the machine was being
run at a high rate Of speed is evil
denced by the force with which il
struck the two lows Of heavy guard
railing. breaking fully 20 feet of such
railing loose from the pillars and con
crete holding them and dashing it in
the river below. Laws gold watch
was found under the car badly dented
and stopped at 4. Is. indicating the
time which the accident oct ured.
There was a suspicion at first that
someone else might have been with
Laws. when the accident occurred.
but after dragging the river at this
/ point this idea was given I'D. The
Kent county coroner's jury rendered
a verdict Of accidental death. without
ascertaining who was responsible for
the taking Of the car from the Dover
garage without permission of the
owner. Laws was a member of Dover's 5
younger social set and belonged to
one Of DOver's best families. his
mother being the widow of Outten
Laws. a son Of the late Alexander
Laws and an aunt is Mrs. L. A. H.
Bishop Of Dover. Funeral took place
Saturday.
Death of Nathaniel J. Reynolds, Dover
The funeral Of Nathaniel J. Reyn.
olds. aged So years. one Of Dover's
oldest residents, who for many year.
sold oysters there. took place Sunday
afternoon from the residence Of hi.
daughter. Mrs. Camac. on Queen
street; intermenot at Lakeside GENE
etery
Henry c. Webb. Formerly Of Leipsic
The funeral Of Henry C. Webb
aged So years. formerly a resident
Of Leipsic. who died on Thursda,
last, was held in Dover. Sunday after
! noon from the residence Of Howar
Jones, on King street; interment a
Leipsic.
Death Of Miss Anna Bartlett Dunning
: Miss Anna Bartlett Dunning. daugh
} ter Of DR.. Thomas S. Dunning, o
E Philadelphia. died Saturday morning
e The Dunnings were former resident
3 Of Dover and are relatives Of Hinder
e 'aker W. L. Pritchett and family Q
f. Dover.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
BOMBAY HOOK LIGHT HOUSE

Vacancy IN the Position of Lightkeeper
10 Succeed Keeper Victor Lane
Postmaster A. Lee Communis has
received notice from the Office Of In
spector 4th Lighthouse District u.
S. A., Of a vacancy in the position Of
keeper Of the Bombay Hook Light
house which Victor Lane has held.
The keeper gets the use Of the dwell.
ing and the land and a salary of 81. 90
q year.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
Mrs. !. 3. veksrs Robbed Of SIS 90

Accused Of stealing $500 from
Mrs Isaac vickers, Harry Potter.
colored. Of this town was arrested
by Chief Cochran. Monday. and ar
ranged before Magistrate F.. E. Pos
ties. In default Of $500 bail he
was taken to Dover Jail
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

L. !. Handy to Address Sunday School
Hon. L. Irving Handy will give
the address at the annual Rally Day
exercises ct the PRESBYTERIAN Church
next Sunday morning.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

r. Y. waIlen Purchases Cats Mansion
R. Y. Wallen. the Clayton .ruit
and grain broker. has purchased Of
Allen Cunningham. the residence of
the late Samuel Cats in Smyrna. and
will move into it this Fall. The
terms of sale are private.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

Century Club 10 Resume October 9th
At a meeting Of the executive board
Of the Twentieth Century Club Il was
decided TO open on Friday. October
9Th
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29
Ernest ?. collins Elrlnr up His Ho

Ernest p. Collins Fixing Up His Home
Ernest P. Collins. our well known
op.ometrist is renovsting his DWELL
ing property next door 10 his Office.
putting in new bathroom and heat
ing plant, preparatory to occupying
il as bis residence.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

Queen Esther Circle Resumes Meetings
The Queen Esther Circle will meet
at the home Of Miss Anna B. Beckett
next Friday evening. October 1st. az
z O'Clock.
Smyrna times., 1915-09-29

.ONINvso oN FIFTH PAaE
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

Gent Y~r0iiocnten bes DgSoibing-
ten Socngerbunoes~, @crrn U. &ep
per, 1T bonn ANtbarcn Serrn Hid)drb
@ortboIOt, folgcn0eS Sdreiben 5uge
gorgen:
ct. 2onis, %. 9Sobelnber 1915.
@errn u. "copper",
grGiiDcut Ocs ogSoibingtonerS Gn
gerburoeS, Mdibipgtolt 9. s.
Mus Dem u@oibington Soitrnol"
lpeId)es ih imincr nod nit 8ergriigen
leic eriebe ih iocben, oaB 0os Confer.
fci meincr Nenigfcit id)pn bel Sbren
cinactrofien lit. Dos gilO mar fin
ben groBer, bierieIbit obgebultenen
&riegSbilfsbo5or bon Dem befnnnten
MnIer gilbert Meper geItiftet lrlO bci
0cr 0ofiir pcronitolteten Nllftion nod
le6boftcn A~ngeboten Don mir lelbit
erItonOen morDcL Inn mcine Wnib=
ingtpncr Sreunoe llno namentlih bic
iebcn S6ngerbiinoler nit eincm
acknowledgement 5lt iiberraI6en.
@Gbreno meiner 22-j1brigen Gon-
greBtGtigfeit bobcn mir Die Wtitglie-
ser oes SGngerbmOcs 10 oielc oitf-
rid,tige 8eipeiie Sbres @obIluolLens
gegeben llilo midi 10 pieIfad geehrt.
Dab ih i0nen ell fleines 3eidletl mel
ner Grfenntlihfeit gehcu nn0 5ligleih
ocn 8eipeis liefern polte, ouB sic
observation-disclosures, melde mid an
ods Geutidtirm Der 8un0eSbnupt-
ltoot fniipfen oltd onrh Die Gntfcr-
nung niht ~gelofert iperoen %fonnen.
@itte, nebmen Sic Oos etmoS rrbe-
ldlei6ene @eid)cnf in oieiem Sinne
entgegen ulo entbieten Sic alien ben
licben 8albingtoner Sreull0en eillelt
hcr5lihen @ritB Oe1itiher Grelte mo
Anbangli6feit.
S1 Der &offmtng oitf Elm redt bal
oiges Wieoerieben, perblei6e idl,
SIR gang ergebencr,
u / d) ar0 gortboI0t.
5err 9fiharo 8ort6olnt. Der itets
ein trelier Sreltno ullo 8ef6r0erer 0e5
@aibingtoner 0eutiAtum geipeien
iit,bot iih nit Oieienl @eld)enf in
Den &altmen OeS Sdngerbnno-G Stub
6auleS Elm berrlihes Getlfmol geIcbt.
Die &aibinatoner Geutihen iino itoI5
ollf oieien tiid,tigen mo totfr1itieen
2onhsmnnlt. GS lit MIR 5t idone,
odb Ser gortbolot uid,t mebr Mit
glieb oes &~olgreiicS lit, polelbit CT
10 iebr fir mobre onnerifaniide 6rei=
belt uno @erchtigfeit gcfpdten bot.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24
VI. NOl5bsicrleias SGferci,
Gin ScRfmal ScntidDcn Tleiecs.

Nm onOerer Stclle oeS Slottes i'm
SEN bic 2eier cine Nnfilnoigiuig Der
mohlrenonicrten 9Gdcrci Upn Wtih.
SolSbcicrlcin. Us lobnt lid, @errn
Nolsbcicrlein 5u bciud)cr. 9idt III
lcin, Dab icinc Muren, mo b%elollOcrs
mas er SIT &cibno6tcu Oorbictet, oll
Berit lppbllfmcdenb linO lttiO oii1
pcrmobnte @oluuell befric0igen, Ion
bern ser @ci60ftspIoe ielblt 1T le
henslpcrt. Go5u fonuit nod ons llelte
9ofbaus, Oas ousihlicblid mir SIT
hen6Gdcrci beitumnlt lit. 9osIclbc,
srpci Stodmcrfc bod, itcDt id)mnd al
Scr gSilt6crqcr Strobc, billtcr Der Z.
Strabc. Sic Suditubc 1T 10 gerolt
mia, 0ob man iie fiiglid) cincn Sool
uenncll fonntc. Ole &duOe bobcll
nidt Ocrt iiblid)ea 6ipSperput nm
1SorbenouitridL lonoern iinO nit net
zen Qlucicrtcn &nheln bclcat. Us III
unieres g9iiiclts Die ein5igc ocrortige
8dderei, bic Oerortig cilgerihtct ut.
Der Gffeft lit ein grobnrtiGcr, allies
blinft lno blist, itno ppnt lonitorel
Stonommft lit cs pobl oos Seltc, Nos
bergcri1tct mcroen fam. Gin 9eoct
ter @orbpi lit Oerortig nit Der Saf
ltltbe uerbuutoerL ooB bic glblicferltn9
0eidebeu fam, obnc Die @1fcr 3l no
rem mo obnc ooB 2arnl, StaAb o0er
g9ino III Die 8odltltbc oringcn lam.
Die o6eren Stndlucrfe iiu0 nit Den
onqren5erlocn @ebdllocn perbtnoell
lin0 Oienen oils Mebllpeider. sic
nebincn etrpo cincn bolben 9lod Gin
uno foilen 70-100 @aggonlu0nn
ocn Mebl. Gob bic m%ooernlten Wta-
idlinen un0 @inridtungcn %nnrDolloe1
lin0, mic lie chen in @roBbdfcrelcl
notig iino, lit lelbitucritdllolif. @err
@ol5beierlein Der als @el6ottsuon1l
cine ieSr genhtete Stellrlng ciIl
nimnlt, beiAdftigt CUR 3eit liber 80
Mndeitente.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24
GinSride 6cim SoltimUrer gu5ar.

Giltigc ser 4cleguten oes En5or
&pmittcea, Dorilttcr 0err nnO 9Sror
M. &icgonO, @ititop Bender, scr
mann 9edncr, @p. Sc:::3ees, TSruu
Grlimfc, 5roll ND. g9uBmonn unO
6rou ". !. Gd, fubrcn AM 0onners-
tae porigcr ISOLDE nod Baltimore,
un Oeii Oortigen Go5or 81 beiltden
ullO womoglid SOcen fitr Ocn Moib
in9tolicr 9o8or SIT iuntmeln.
Der 9cr1lmliec SdoI Ocs 2pric
5bcotcrs glGn8te inter eilier 0ede
bon forbigcrL clcftriiden @lilblompen
uio griillen 8ldtt5iueiger. 0ic Bib
ne, nuf Die Der 9Iif 5ucrit ficl; mar
in eilt Giirfiid)cs ao%ffeebous al elmer
Seite un0 IN Gin Nouern9aus, III benz
Gee cream lerpiert puroe, itnlgeluor-
Oclt. Eilrfinnen uno jinqe 0omen,
NIT rot-luctB- Idiuor5eu Sdleifen lin
@oor b%eiorgtcn oic @cOienung ser
@0itc.
Am Gingang CUR 6nllc mar cine
G6nlieOe, no NG9el berfoltft ulo III
Gin N~0lerluappen eeldIogen iplirOen.
@crr @uitor 5. @offnionn miro oen
ielben Ser oclitlhcn &oiierin 5ltrt Sc
idenf gcben. Mn Der an0cren Seite
bcs Ginganges iuar cine Nltsltel(llng
6es Soften &rclt3es, mo Ooncben Scr
Gingoltg 5l Dem SdiibengrabelL Der
III oIleu Gin3elbciten lehr natiirlid
mur, SonbiGdc oIS &rultpebr etu
Belt, @eluebre lun0 iogor cine anno-
ne. Ga uns @err 2edner ais Slid
rer biente, pr1ientierten sic 5elo
grolten oas @efpebr nodl alien Mill
tarii6en &egeln. Damn ginq es
ourd) einen Moullpurfgong - 5uerit
in Oie llnteroffi5iersltube. Damn in
Die @eipolbe Der Wonni6oftell, bon
oenen olle potriotiihc Ganlel1 botteL
uno no alle Gin5eIbeiten, @oI8prit-
l6en, &odgeihirr ut0 8ilAer aus il.
liftrierten 3eitltngen nid)t feblten
Mnt @rbe bes Sdiibc1grobens NOR
Sic &ontine; &iirlte billgen bon Ser
8efe uno Scr 8eritenioit nltbte aus
6laiGcn g%etruufen perbeu. Gahbem
Gin paar oeutihe 2ieoer gelungen ipo=
rcit, ging Die 9teiie ipeiter. Inter OH
BERN NOR Elm observation-disclosures, ipo
yGrocfers~ aller Mrt perfolrft mnrocn,
Elm 9"Ipnllenitano III Sorm cines 8lt-
mcItboluncs uno cine o@robbug" &a
none. Sic Stdnbe perihieoener Nrt
iporeil Iallgit ben 81noen grllppiert.
Infer oos 9ublifitm, ooo gegcn 81
llbr abcnos nngefabr 1000 5ablte,
miid)ten lid julge 0s0oden III Sic
ocrmeper-. S~olldcnoers, SAnorjlp1l-
ser, Siirfel, 3igetulerinneii- nuo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aoItiimeiL bon
oeren Nlt etipoS al perfaufcr oOer
uerloien 1otten. Ser MatsfeQer. mol
nlon elm gutes N6euDbrpt ellen fonns
Il, muroe bon Motbcn &rc,t5 8flcge-
rinnen perlcDell. Sicr eob es alld
0ehte"" ariegsmnDlSeiten - sic aus
Der u@onlaid &anonc!" GincI
Gtoge bober milroe getanSt ulo lparf
ein reihbaltigeS Cabaret Grogramm
atfgeiteat. Snl qoll0en 5ablte nlall
80 Nll0etl, l1no eS Iollen fid) babel
alldl eben 10 Diclc @eretne betetltqi
6obell. firdlid)e iolpie pnlitiihe lnb
Gergnilglngs &ereine.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24
G6riitiam fanoer's nniibcr-
treffIides Eager INN 80 cin9ei-
niidDcn nnb impurtierten @bis-
flies. 900 7tc StraRe.
Gimc @radpt-M nssabc Ser n0entiden
SamsfranM

Cine Grnhtnllsgohe i'll Dollltell
Sinnc oes Mortes lit bos ioehen er
Idienene @eibnodtsAeit Der 9ellt
id,en Sousfrolt, WiiIlpaltfee, @ilc
Sd)on ser llmidlog nit Dem edlten
5onft Nidolalts nro Die feitlide
Altsltottlnla oes Seftes mlttell mcib
nnd,tlid on. Neben feIielnoen @eib
ro6tscr5dbluneeL mie: Sic S6id
lolstonnc", bon Nnro Sioon uSein
8errnGdtnis". bon $. Moeller, 10
luie cillcr meitercn Sortiebulta beg
iponncn0c Nonlnns. ussutto 6alf
'lcrs MiIiion", BON $. Gotrths, Ma
ler. eltb1lt sic Nlumaler olte) Mrfifcl
iibar bic midtiglten Iro9cn Der &c
lelnpart. 50 lit ). 9. Die 9lbbau0
flung betitelt: Sic Iiihcrnenaugell""
oon ojeora BON Sful, cine 9elelld)
tullg Scr 6inon5frofte Scr &rieafiib
itrcnoen inipfern gon groBer 8eoer-
ullg. illDem oos m'eAtige Shenlo ii
mfuilenofter ltnb onldoaitlid)tet
8eiic erortert miro. Sicron an
dlicBeno lit Die Sanitriertc Gbronif
Der Set nit ben neutrality-suspicious.
0cridten bon 0en perldieoenen
&rieasiholtpldben nilo alien ipnlti
oell Soocsereienilien be%rpor5uhcbcn
Ser bcliebtc Sdriftiteller ISM. s.
aallbc crodblt IN iciner iinnigcn @ei-
ie iibcr bic 9elitiher mo Die Wtulif
oaerlei Invertebrates. oas IN jcoela
oeltiden Ncrsen @ioerboll finoet.
60 altd) Elm ihones @eihnadtslieo
oon 3elirs2eocrer Grind, oas 10 redlt
n Die 6eltitimmunng paBt. Aiih Der
7Srnllermelt lit in nieier 6eitlumrmcr
leood)t. Sir Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ino Mcacpte 81 Gfeffcrflld,en nno an
oeren @eibnadtsgefacf nnb o%llcrlei
RotldlGee fir bic &eibnadtstofel
unrgeieben.
9as goll5c Seft bilOet an uno fir
li6 id,on cine pr1dlti9e @abe iiir Oen
@eibnadtstiih.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

gsarnm fanh SIR nidt einca ffcinen @asOfen nnO gnicEt OeHen
@eauemidfeit. 9criclbe snbt @Grme anf Die Mimue, NIB Die memigen
Gens, bic SIR Oafnr ansgebt, mcrOet SIR an Der 0oftOr nno Weoi5in-
Mednnng gar bnlO crIpnrt 1aben.
0nier feimc 5~nDerlGfi9e Baspfen bat i'd III Oiclen @aibinsoner
Samilen MS iebr snirieSenfclcno eruicicn.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24
Gbriitian .fanSers 8cinfe0er.

IS giebt notwithstanding red)t meti9
2clttc, bic lid eine1l riMtigen 8egriff|
modcll iiher bic @roBc llno raooerne
@inridtultg Der Setter mo Eager
rtllnle oes altetablicrten @eiu= uno
Spiritloien @ci0dfts bon G6riiti
oil 9onoer, 900 Siebente Ctr. ge.=@.
9as @erfaufsIoful in &aterre oes
@chdlioeS entbalt Gortor llno 1la-
ldlenroulm, iopie cine 9lll5obl reid
ucr5ierter 6diler fir oelt &leinper-
falf. Qac &einc ulto Spiritltoien
linb III aeidlmafpoller Meile IN luit-
gen &eihelL nod Gualttdt lnlo Grei-
len qeoronet, III sSloihen uno bolben
6laiden aufgefiibrt, ltno 0iele Alts-
ltattlula aItein madt 6ielem @eid1ft
lAon ale @hre. Atod)oem man jeood
Die S%oaerrollme I'M Iilbau in Nngetl=
lAein gellolnmeu bot, fonlult man
dili ben @eounfen, ooB 0as 8erfa1lfs-
tofal mr. gum Willterrallm beltimutt
mar. Cine oerortige Arsmobl bon
Neinen unlo 2iquorell BON alien Sri
len Der 8elt, lit mir III elmer eritflai-
liaell &einbanolung at finheu. Not
ulo @eiblueine IN Sriginalf1iiern,
bon ollen @egenben Der Ser. Stuuten
iilo bier ouf 2ager-Gaifornia, Sir
ginio, Gbio, Mfiiiouri uno SEEM 0orf
lifo bier nertretelL tie laeern in Sol.
fern ulo Srieinolfiiten in einem ipe-
5~icllen Goumc fir einbeimiihe Mei=
ne beitimmt. sSrl einent 5meite1l &eI=
Ter finoell mir ein grobes Nliortiment
Don fran3oitiden 9lrglnoer- ulto
goroeallr &eincn uno Gbompag
ner, Oeutihen Rbeilr lnlo Moiel-
@einell iponilNen Niojos ullo 3ere5
inao &nrt- mo Gap Neinen.
Sic in lanqen Neiben eeipeiAerten
ailtcn per5eihnen cine 9iitc beriibm
ter Meillb1uier Grrrppos. ipie: Grlic
& 6ils Morceau, s. GuInet, 81. Cha
punltes, 8osbnmer 2c'on, Nognicr,
Golfcnbere, 9einboro & So, 5eiit
& @riill. uno 5. 3. StilrllL alle iran
;1iiidaL Oelltiden ulo omerifaniiMen
GhampaanermarferL idnmtli6e 81
quore, Gognacs lno @6isfieS.
Gann fpmnlt nieoer Elm ipe3ieller
9aacrroum fir importierte Sberries,
MIR III original @ebinbelL nn0 met
items bon Den 9nnl1ncn bon 9cnro
9omecq in 3ere5. Mon eIoubt lidl
III Den b~criibTtcn 9onegas oicies ieit
1870 b%eftebenoen Soules 5lt befillocn,
10 groB 1T Der Torrat Der bier lie=
gel0en iporiiden &Seilc.
Gin aaoerer lpe5ieller 2a9erroum
Oient fir Mbisfics 1uab slbfiiIlen ouf
5loid)en, Gttquettieren uno @erien-
Ben. Niles outs Mpoernite eingerih-
tet. 3ie aellereien iino por3iiglid,
pentiliert, nno ieoer 2agerranm bat
cine beitimmtc Sernperotnr.
IS lit bier oles Srinfbare 81 fin-
oclL oas ocs Menidcn &er5 crircrt,
mo Ser 8eilld oicier 8ooegns bot
| ldlon molid)eln cine groBe Srelloe be-
reitet. SER aanber lit jeoer5eit be.
reif, Gremoen IN liebensipitroiglter
@eiie ais 6ilbrer 81 oienen.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24
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Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

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brett importiert non Stalien,
$1.00 has Dpae Chart. Gbriitian
fanber, 900 Ute Strahe.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-24

Nrilde oentidle Sratiunrit nnS
@mritileiidD, ipiuie ale Shnitte
Sdjtueinefleiid.
&abler's, $50 Center Warft
mn6 18 Hiss5 Marft.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-24

SHEEP-1hcre was better feeling for
the limited number OF offerings, as the
packers were on the scene early and lost
no time In picking up everything al
prices strong TO nickel higher on lambs,
Although the top on lambs was tlO.S,
against tl0.S5 on Thursday, the bulk OF
the lambs this morning found an outlet
at $40 70. as compared with tl0B yester-
DAY. II 10 generally conceded that prices
are dangerously high. being In fact the
highest In the history Of the trade. and
on that account sellers advise the coun-
try that a continuation OF moderate re-
oeipts will be necessary 20 keep the trade
in a strong and healthy condition. There
were no old sheep Of consequence on the
market, which has been the case most OF
the week.
Today's receipts brings the weeks sup
ply TO date up 10 normal proportions.
amounting to As6i head. as against 2,Os9
a week ago. e., $50 two weeks aEo and
"a, Is year ago. Nothwithstandin the
good run all the week. prices on lambs
have advanced 10 the extent of S5ti45c
and fully i6o on ewer rhe tops have
been Sl0.5 on lambs and $50 on ewes.
Quotations on sheep and lambs. Lambs
light, $50 b0dl0S: lambs. heavy, $40 26ff
1880, lambs, shorn, =. 25flS =: yearlings
light. e.0o09S5; yearlinEs. heavy tSTSa
900. wethers. good TO choice. ss.Oods 50
wethers. fair TO good. E.7S9S.0o; ewes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-24
u" iHEEF 's1,EERs.

HOGS-Supplies were moderate, about
iOa cars or $500 head, comprising the
days receipts The total for the week 20.
date IL 44,7ei head. a gain of over 1v9
as compared with a week ago, and i,VV
head heavier than last year.
The supply was of generally better
quality than on any previous day this
week. and shippers were able TO take wen
along towards half the receipts at prices
that were largely a nickel higher. Most
OF their purchases were made around SL0
an. with a few punches OF the sort
that Just suited them as high as Nt0.
Packers were bearish again this morn
ing. and made their first bids at big
nickel reduction Later they raised their
hands little, but even when OFFERS
reached almost steady figures, no one
was willing to sell. and Il was late In
the forenoon before anything was done
on packing grades. -. a,
Packers hung on at steady prices until
almost noon, but In the end they raised
their bids until they were In most cases
about SC higher. and Il was on this basis
that most OF the killers, as well as the
shippers, sold Once trading basis Was
established everything was eashed In
short time. and a clearance had been
made before midday
Most OF the packing hogs sold at N.Sl1
s2it. and the bulk OF all the sales landed
Al H sOfff. 40. tops reaching H,46 Present
nrices are 5dioc below the high spot
Tuesday. and anywhere from strong 70
dime higher than at the close OF last
week.