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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
va ntAl raAotpY ot ~

! The stoppinF st couple es b.,
revolver batle,s b. PtrSp Mofsan'
tod ans the Subsequent drH1ssii.
s1leide Of the Shooter promptly callas
uto prominence Ffaak Holt. ubs "a,
frosisimsd the heavy Villain Of Z
Tragedy B1s thess acts ~rrs nc, t.,s
fssi trsgoay
The resi- tysEedy of hs wnols
stretched progeedinS vas dsvstapsa
whrn bis bf0ksn body uas carried
o"a miles or more trom the scene u
bis mad astisities 10 hs last festsk
place 81 bsliss. Tss when an sa.e.
iionals vits prOstfated 10 distraction
by the kniI~indFe Of his terrible tAk
ms on si,sod beside hls crave clasp.
ihg The hands ot the tuo children thst
WrIs the pfodut' - her unsaspe, iins
love for this wrecked and desp,ssd
creature Il Saa her friends Who bad
bToaFhi horefs 90 lay upon bis sas
hrt. eot iof love of OF respect tor bin.
but oui Of tender consideration 'or
the stiil forElviue ~iis and mo. her
and the children sho must uy, 20
dread The mention of their fA.htr's
name
No gfrsler rAardy vas ever enact.
% or even pictured 10 Imagery 'hsn
hat whith irsuspired al Dallas Ahsn
the bndy ~ Frank Holt vas cons anod
10 hs dust What = termination xas
that of rrnncd somsns romance af
q dotias fathers hope and anbii ,on
iot The happiness ot an Adored ara
s"seryins daughter and Of the re
prospects Of two children Of o,her
@ise respectable lineage
The iRiutlrs that M Morgan sls
.sinsd and N" fpcollectioas Of th,s
unfortunate innAtlc's relf fsiAnsbtsr
are trivial vh~n placed In compa, son |
~ith the astui hcartAche % the
NoinAn and children whose love he
id not even FORGET In his unaddest
.afinEa uhen hts disordere.i hrNtn vas
urihe him on 80 death
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

A rsaAsr sspi.inias shs sscn.ss as
ths German tuec.s u fsssne says "a.
Ensiish have not Yss sexua 10 ashs
Ihsss shs ssy " hss inprusses a.
We fnes they w~re slvx. ssd o..
soais Inc 10 ~ inssrsn.a whss th.y
~ih begin 20 appreciate ~. s.et thas
nnless they soon bNnia 10 90 sam..
thiAS Berlin yin ~ the espeol os
Germany ana Loaeou that country.
creates, eiiy --Isooaviiis Advertiser
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

When Thomas Jefferson was lpaas
"rsioa president of thi, rspublle hs
''sic eiopo tfon NHEinia on ho,sc
hack tied bis hofsr tp ,rse. vent
into the cApHel unsuara,d AVID tnaA
the naih - IN" yhiyt executive - lhe
Vnhcd SIAlea A. previous ta this
eyent, ard toF some ,in,e after. thrr,
VAS no daagVt To pgvsiAsnts from
Sssassins. fOt fw mSHy yrsss rrvsi
drnis Nohi at-oRt Nngusryssd thp pen
rle beilvsing that tytAnis and k,nss
NeFr the rNl, onvs Whe need feAf
Hssassihatinn
nat 'he las' hny years has taught
MS Gsercuin TArev psesItests have
b.oa sssSss'ea'vd tpo ~ tte -
SassiRs uaacabts,ti, pcrr dcmsntel
ehA there Is eemr aoahi ehcthrr thp
Other MAS ~ taaua Rind
TAes" dcmentea persons ~rrv pr
doah,eir bneaepcNd ~ o,,ra,aaan,
wrltlnEs IN the svllos 4r,ss A. me
lsescat ,inar D,ch pvgsoas arr srpcsr
ter aEalu, aHa snY Dvs s.Apcr &ssi
piNys up@ fskn siortgA alssay thsfc
lseine a Arev ofgapisation sirsttsa o,
eanc peysoNs that is oofaetd So au
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
TIE Kansas AHs,,s erop

kSnsas farmers have returned ten,-
Porsrily 20 the fashion Of Ions hair
aud Ions hehris 10 preveu, mosqui.
toes from Interfering With harvesting
Acc"fdins 10 reports from western
Kansas counties, the farmers ana their
hired hands have found this the ouiy
projection trom the Insects ksnss,
Ciy Journal
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The nvnocrst this war starts on
'he tor'ie'A year 81 tis existence. and
~e 90 Dot amos tha, there B. mueA
80" to sss cenerfuire that tact ,r
c~F' 10 state that tbe paper expects
70 '"niinp" N FSts'ense ard 70 adyo
eA'e ieoas thtags ahtch b hsi~,,. "a
D. hes' or tas people g. s,rsp. ana
"a" 1'en c0aa'y sua ratior .- ut.eb
Z. iires sev8aHah Dsusarrsf
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
Why rh.r, ar, Jlnsos. n.r.

When one reads OF how the Au.
thorities al Munich have decreed sai
pfisonment for those who charge ex.
eessiSr prices tor food. It Is the easier
to explain Why there are Hnsoes in
the United States Kansas CITY
Times
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

oid s"nHior Burton Of Ohio 10 "a
mAhs swing sround the circle. seek,
'nE Tor the Republican nomination for
president u Ss can only induce aim
70 come 10 81 Joseph he ~nl be- given
the mos, Eiorious ~ water welconss
splash in tho Bis Muddy He 10 the
man ~ho has always ksp, us from
setting MONEY 10 save the fertile
farms that lie along tho banks Of The
Missouri but any old creek IN Ohio
could have millions
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
No More Thar Before

suea ia the confidence OF the puhli,
In the legal system Of this country
thai now that = Jury has held Thaw
aans. nobody sne~s Any more about
his sanity than was known before hs
escaped from MatteawAn Higgins.
willie NewA
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
tors Time Starving rh.r.

is nos nearly two years since
the dsiS press set up The alarm iha,
unless food reaches Mexico City with.
N t"v dsys. The people viii starvs
Ihere has been a. MANY cases Of
starvation in she citfcs shsre the bie
aAii'es are printed. bat q ia Ions dis.
lance starvation cases thst worries
them - Marcellins Mirror
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The sikes,on standard says II has
an account aSainst a "specialist" for
Advertising amounting 20 il.6S due
Tor more than a year that viii be sold
privately. The Gazette has some sim.
Has bills that wal be given away -
Hosell Couuy Gazette
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
Mhe Meula Do Sol

Where Is the merchant Who 4auid
sell deadly weapon. knowing that /,
vas 10 be- used In the slaughter OF his
nsiEhboF' And What Of = neutral na.
iion that would sell deadly weapons
hoo~ ns they ~ete 10 be used in the
slaughter Of foreign neighbors p ~.
Joseph BYE
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
sem. s.Iv. Tor ~. s.II,,.

J. y Morgan, JF. has already
made many millions IN commissions
Tor ssiiAs a. agent fOr the Eropean
foois al var Tbsts some eompen-
sa,ion for the two bullets PRANK Holt
p1t abdsf hia thics skih. Fays,ts
Advertiser
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
Ne, while the s.u Roll.

No far a. The Democrat Ia con
eerned, II has no desire to ~ TO 80.
rope In these trouaIous times. i've
had the price. We might enjoy a trip
of the sind after this Turmoil ia all
over Memphis Democrat
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
Much Too warm Down liner,

An Excelsior Springs exchange
has an advertisement which sAys
Pain Beach Suits. = OF" Evident.
.b II has been warmer down there
than in Linn county Linheus BuIle
tin
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Tho ecnsus hurraa has discovered
and reported that blindness has de-
creased Ia Nebraska In ghs past o.
teen years Coas 10 think 81 e. a
g1oa MANY people Ia polnies have haa
their ey~s opened during that rersod
Ssdaiis CAPITAL
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

fsuW pOAotF THt fNAN Casa
The ssstsipias ~ ths bisi Iaass
~ ~ ssraiss sf lhe isfy that Tbsv
wss soa iassRs has 30 hgpp fDs re
.akr ~ as.sn,Y. n sothine siss
ixgeah' ihst atiy aissss'ias hl,b
ssshins shss to rl',us sad u h 10
~ issJ.ea tbAi ihs slime siii ~
sIssssa spsy sha the p~gyis siiassd
ts fossst n
Tha psiIis tne@ az sloHf i,sI shsi
fhs lssF Sstsrmlnsa aua lhe tstalrt
wsa NJ sigpnss Oaisids ~ shs asihds
~ rather ths uasds At paid siisn
,sts there sfs uetef shf ihHusai ihsi
Thsw vas insane Hh lpsaHny pl.a
wss rsss 10 head aa ais p,sssjbse
pssal.amsat tcf ts.tssz blo--ashsi u
s.aaisrs ,s,t shat ihs chsfaelsf ~ bic
vtstim TbaUs rsss ~Aa uef a. sA q
oan~ - 'hs oaud'tsn lac tie had
paasfisd ponAn x bad retuiaiipH
aad cbeessrcd rhstsr,sf Ne must
h-v~ suo~B Is uhsn bs chose sad
ssaaea her inta nsuim@ay 81 sas
ptssil stcBso Fot syaspesaiinb thsi he
h@afa after nafriass ~bai gs@fY tadr |
st.. se@ns ~ hsvs kBo~a bofItu ths I
ssAains. ava sies tAe msu aha had
borne relations ~i'h h~f ~hsu rte ~as Z
httia hssipr than waninb
INA, :, ~as nni inesbiiy ihst lei - /
tAa killiur ~ White u 10 auimfuI 4
" sny single person ever believed .
sSai ThRw wss insane :, is rather 4
~ hia fipat that b. pfutrvied ssalRs,
wl-aatoE msdHsas ~tsn hts ia~,sfs
sa"p,ed that plan ~ lbs easiest ~ay
s--t ~ his iroabls
vha~'s munoy and ths soal ~ .mi
sset ia~yrfs ~ set a awAY from him
sEv estsas!tis for ihs anAlees iusa
F,asa Iis had he mBp~T and saa wili
,.s " uU, rsErr iu sp-ua l., ~ srsuf
sag his Hhsft, tnm tho ~ ln ~tt,h /
bss ia~yeIs had placed blm uis
stsafpv has heen az amjpshtlt aaps
ors tls believed that moory rupid
hay hIs freedom The Srs Yafk aa
N@@"FFA EfRANN Wy N|htAAhHfFaNf wa hfH
ss@e that monrJ vas uaI al potential
The lcuE~f ihsy rpslsted tho harder
ne tuugh, That hr waa able "a da
ss~sAuse lawyers wrfe rsaAr in tfy
"vetr ctpedieb' that NuuA drau more
t.-s fTnrn hlui
Unanabtoliy aomr - lhs LAWYERS
~Na have proeiod from Tbaus dnem
raa have euioyrd this oBdlgss dsrianor
With tho las and tho sna1ts Not-ady
eise has eoJ"ysd a Il has been
hamiltaiipg rvroc,iop ppop me Amer Z
iean bar ana tho kavtl,au nAivlsry .
haNcrybodg not Do the vase iaos aso &
wanted IL terminated Neat 70 the
vat thst" - prubshiy auttIns apop r.
Earth ~ shirh thr resdipa pupi, 30 q
ceuo "a weary az tho ganiarstiors II 81
the Thae case Nne thst @ appears 4
@cs,iri w., ua bopr ,tai shaatrt Thaw 9
has vu"ush lcfl in s,oid becoming T. Il
sssse~f Tbas rigb "a bsa enough 9
Iesw 40 peuper r,ieh, p, tnhuitcly q
" Dfus Perhaps tho hest svtdrncr b
Ina, ho has squAndsrcd hts fnstuse a
Ives in the fact that he has secuted a.
ot'ist ~ SAINT, which MAJ act Aim q
'Oi ~ VI" elpichrs ~ ihu ia~yvrs 2,
r~fhaps his rtper,sper MAJ have a
s"l-srcd tho dHYglIsE ,aalh ipir some
''nst loasncsa ~ wbat ts has he.p -
md wesi be uHAht srreefler iu ~ h
n ses i'iy Ne has hAd iIr,r Tor - ~
'r''ian II hp hes su, sg,plny chausr ~
IN ne mAs pro0tatl, devote " tesi w
'es't in cnly snch k,g,d ~oiks ss may
tons fnF zee Afs b. led befasp il "a
nttmna cnamArrA hItt W
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
More wors fsr N. n,..,s,.,,,.

A. las, China 10 vAsing up she
wants te learn the tango. fos .ro,,
'Wostsp,And bunny hus. More asd
harder ~osk Tor AmarIoan u,iss.on
aries isoonvEls Advertiser.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
o. eest.. rh.r a., n.,.r

Texans have never really becR able
to oveteoms their desire 10 show
Mexico ~hAt Texas has done and can
do IL ieft to her own strong ineItna.
tions and ample resource. --kaAsas
CITY Post
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Al Arssnsar eitlseh has discovered
that thaf state y ths onIy one men.
tioaed 10 The Bible. and here " his
proof Noah lOoaed out u The Ars.
sndsav hand "--NodAway DxmoSrai
Forum.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Why sidst yos save 70 yosr psa.
lss sae boy ths Wabash rsIlross wed.
nss1sJ' q Ia act efIea that yes eaa
huI . tSe1,Sea.soe oorpsrs,loa q
knoce1own price of siasos 80
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

u = Hot ioo early 20 e~sin ere vors
~ setting ready tcT ,hs state cAm
esisn The NAuoaM tlrtss viB settle
Nsrlt as cvorvnns knows ,hat ryosi
drHi wassu stu b. rvaoiusnafcs and
rsstoftet
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

u tss iiseses euaid a. e. tAsy
sfsesd yow hoy vsuid nsv ,. carry
iar msssss sss sAoosins tbsa,
Dsses snd ba1 ca sems fer.ssn ha,,
tisssit--er ppssibsy ~ la kls srs,.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

haay rich man wIii probably fnd
y a. sifiesit 10 eater tho sihsaom of
heaven a. Ne nnds u easy 10 Reep oas.
sids q mundane JAn
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Teaey ssd his TIN soldiers marched
20 tbs hiii and aovn the other ssas.
a nan FrAneiseo Wednesday. Ths
frotA slsw bravsiy sron TeAdys frens
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
Lssly ,or N. piespos1.,.

Perhaps n is iucky thing for the
picGPocke,s who we're travelling wi,h
t that the old bell hAs lost TIE power
oi speech Marble Hai rrcss.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

What has became Of that rare com.
bihatioa which arranged" the coming
hspabiiesn state ticket 81 Jefferson
City last winter
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

saS pSsssssss ne speh tAiss 90 an
t@mortai soa wAieb lives Oh after be
dies. says an evangelist Al. Aai Ha
sifs i00h u. psOsaeiJ skils rllins bis
pocssss st Louis Tineu.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
A shan. rh,, p.., pI.d

Diss controlled Mexico for nearly
forty years he netsds ne ether
testimonial 10 greatness Sorry he
u dead aOonvillc Advertiser
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

son's people are aivsys saying
There ought 10 be something done
shout t." bu, they never 90 anything
themselves
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Every reader ei this paper should
dise'' that sreAt letter 81 Senator
stones published IN TITS Issue Sen.
s'oS ssoas esers some advice which
every nsmocra, should heed
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

poat worry there usvsr vas a Be,
ter or hnsr or greater crop grown
on the Missouri uplands than ,his
TsaT
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

A bot ef our 6rsi fishermen depend
on salt macksrNl for breakfast Ex
celaior springs standard
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

hH Evsns 81 81 I.osn and Al
Speefs 81 ossso cognit ars tryiag 90
break into she torlorn hope class IN
ios race ior the empty honor q run
nins tog govr,bsg Of N,ssaur Ga ~.
Fop ticket
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

A NevsPrsss headline Of yesterday
sAya; Italians PHsh Ahead Thsy
possibly slipped ON de hanan."
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
Sayings Of Missouri Editors


O; course eranks may BE- expected 10
turn out eccentric letters Kansas
city Timoa
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Hon ~ . stapel Of Rock Port IL
announced as candidate tor the
Democratic nomination Tor hsutenant
governor.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

EspeTIshe~ io . sresi teacher. but
even experience can't teach come
people
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

blessings Of poverty are appre
eiAted, especially BY those Who have
never been blessed that way
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

" you keep qule, and listen you
may learn a lO' from people Who tAlk
too much
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

OHIO people are tired OF the initia.
tive and referendum and propose 10
eliminate M
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The hshins season fer the tired 81
Joseph business man doss no, seem
10 have arrived.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

h VII be plenty Of time TO snort
seoa, the eity Soad issgs sfief Mayor
Marshall and tbs eeuneii have fought
~ cut
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Robert / Young has some whole
some truths in this issue OF The Oh
server
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

And nov Bryan IL charged With
splitting the Moose Explain. please
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

II ,he Kansas board Of pardons
PAROLES John a F1sck. Who two years
aso stole 100000 from trusting de-.
posi'ofs Of an Abilene banh u viii
but demonstrate that the turning loose
oi self coniessrd tblevcs Il latter
dAy accomplishment
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The man Who always looks straight
ahead misses = lot Of beautiful scenery
on the side
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

What have you 10 say about this
real Missouri weather that ws have
had this week.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Another thing let President Wilson
settle the foreign question you can't.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

VIZ NfNssN Nh'te Exposes ksntas
william Anen Write r. qaatcd -
saylns that KArsas tsul spenGa -
Aeae'a a year on ilao0r Ana such
usuns hanszs Chy Ttrsa
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

A woman nxh,s harder TO get into
aoeiety than she prsys 20 get into
heaven
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Possibly Hadley ray 80 through his
opponents "likc posse VI hound.
through country vlllAse" as he 40
eheeffpilY notifies his friends lie
vent through the whole state Rspub
lean psf,y Ike = do-e Of sals when
he uisaiied ~" Missouri snheynator
tal chair
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

That FlnrcHrV row seems 20 bs got
onr Norse The t1orsnce propie say
hat the Burlington people wsni "a
bar 'ae cholce p~rt Of their suaarb
and the other side says that NO F1or.
'nc' rsori" are tryias to force ,hsu,
TO buy v
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The hsers who picNrd the state Re
PuellcAu ticket a, jefferson Cuy las,
~'n'ef and expected the Fopites 10
'"al'oS v arc badly dissppointsd
bunch lht, have ripe rsntspk "foas
diseord 'r the ranks as rcsnlt and
ha'e made 40 Increased Democrats
e'Ainrity a ccTtAinty.
Evening star., 1915-07-15
Real Estate Transfers.

MOUNT PLEASANT-Mary e: Huck to
William s. Hoge. jr.. lot 81. square
1885: $40; stamps, $3:r s.:
NO. 1910 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
mayer, trustee, lot SO. square III;
SO. Louis G. Ostermayer. trustee.
to Ada and Antoinette Tanner, same
property; SO; stamps, $3.50.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTs-Charles r
tees. to Cora o. woodward. lot 4s,
RICHMOND PARK-Emma Thorn,
fordt to William s. Minnix, lots
and 9, square 1911; $40; stamps
NO 1928 EAST CAPITOL STREET
NORTHEAST-Anna NJ. Gaegler and
Francis A. Gaegler to John r. and
Mary c. Haley. lot 55' square 1888;
NO. 24s 14TH STREET NORTHEAST
Benjamin F. Leighton, surviving
square 1855; $40.
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
Lynchburg Investment Corporation
to Thomas ]. Hurney, lot IL, square
1854: SO; stamps, so cents.
NO 10 O STREET NORTHW EST
James r. Jones and George F. Col
Inns, trustees. to Vincent L. Toomey,
lot 1ts saSAasNss spaESANsSIvANiA "; ssiia0 AVENUE
soUTHEAsT-Georg B. Blandford
ct ux. to Ruth Dumont, lot 1S,
square 1919; $40: stamps, 81.
NO. 1872 "A STREET SOUTHEAST
George B. Blandford ct ux. to Ruth
Dumont, lot 81, square 1895; $40;
stamps, $3.50.
sAULs ADDITION-Ruth Dumont to
q, Bowen Blandford, lot 81, square
2s0s; $40: stamps, $3.50.
MOORE & BARBOUR'S SECOND ADD
ITION-Frederick Wuesthoff to Will
liam NJ Shafer, lot 88, block 8; $40;
stamps, $3.50. William NJ. Shafer
ct ux. to William c. and Katherine
E. Blundon. same property; $40;
stamps, $3.50.
DOLENCE-Francis A. and William
C. Blundon to Charles e. and Carrie
E. Bassett. lot 81. square 2703; $40;
stamps, 81
er to Anna Weber. lot IA, square
579o; so; stamps, 81.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS EXTENSION
Reuben E. Timbers and Jessie D.
Timbers to Edward w. Womack,
lot "a, square 1924; $3.50.
CHICHESTER-Aman S. Hackett to
William A. Simpson, trustee, part
lot s; SO: stamp, so cents.
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST
between C and D streets-Charles A.
Shields and Myer Cohen, trustees,
to Harry A. Kite, lots 66 and 81,
square 1909; $1.100.
Evening star., 1915-07-15
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 15.-The cotton mar
ket was extremely quiet early today:
The opening was steady at decline of
point in response to relatively easy
cables and a favorable weather map,
but there was very little cotton for sale
and the active months soon worked some
or 4 points net higher on renewed COW
ering or scattered buying for a reaction.
Private cables reported quiet market
in Liverpool.
Futures opened steady. July. offered.
8.e5: October, 9.07; December, 9.35; jan
uary, 9.44: March, 9.68.
Firmness in the stock market and
Wall street buying helped the early
bulge, but prices turned easier during
the middle Of the morning in sympathy
with a decline in New Orleans and scat
tering liquidation. The market was
very quiet around midday. with prices
about to points net lower.
Reports that cotton was shedding In
eastern belt sections and a firmer tone
in New Orleans led to somewhat i'm
proved demand here during the early aft
ernoon, which sent prices some to 4
points net higher.
Evening star., 1915-07-15
PARIS.
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT,

Quotations given below are for large
lots. Jobbers prices are higher
EGGS-Nearby. Halls: West Virginia
and southwest Virginia. II.
BUTTER-Elgin. fancy. per h., 81:
western drsts. per h.. 28a29. seconds,
Rss Rss,s! h. sS'sas'' store packed per h.
CHEEsE-New York state factory,
new. 17als.
per lb.. 10; turkeys. per lb.. 14sIS:
spring chickens. per lb. 22a2i ducks.
per lb, Sa1o.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. choica
per ID. 1sa17; chickens. per h., 2Isss:
turkeys. per lb.. 14a16: ducks, Der lb 81
10: roosters. per lb.. llal2.
GREEN FRU1Ts-Appiss. new. per
bbl. 1.ooa3.oo; per box. 5oa1 90:
oranges, per box. s.ooaa75; lemons. per
s15; grapefruit. per crate. aooa4. 100 90:
peaches, per crate. 1.25a2.5o; cherries
at. 6a12h: raspherries. black, per ut, Ga
10: red. per qt.. l2a15; blackberries. per
rants. per at.. sal0; cantaloupes. per
crate, 1.0oa2.50; watermelon. Fla, 1oa3o
each.
VEGETABLES-Potat new. Georgia
and South Carolina. per bbl.. 1.ooa15o;
tomatoes. home grown. 25a75 per boz:
kale. per bbl, 25a5o: string beans, per
bbl.. LOCAL. So; peppers, per crate, I.b0a
200; carrots. 10oa2. 90 per 100 bunchss:
okra. per crate. l.ooaI5O: radi.hes, per
100. 56a1.oo: cucumbers. 25a75 per bas-
ket; lettuce, per bbl.. 50a75; onions
Texas. per crate. soa1.10: eggplant, 200a
$50 per crate; spinach. 1.00a12 rs per Dbl. !;
cabbage, 4oa50 per crate; peas, per bbl..
5oa3 so; beets. 1.ooa1.5o per 100 punches:
lima beans. basket, 3.o0a4o 90; celery, per
dozen. 15a50; celery. per crate, 225a
$50; rornaine lettuce, 75a1 90 per basket :
corn. per dozen. 15a25.
LIVE sTocK-Sheep, per lb, 4a4x:
lambs. spring. per lb.. Sta: calves. per
ID. s; medium, per h.. 7a7h: common
eha7.
sEEDSLRed clover. s.ooas.0o per bu. !:
alsike clover. S.26a1o.00 per bu.; Grim.
son clover, 6.25a6.50 per bu.; timothy.
a.26a35o per bu.: red top. 30a34 per lb !:
blue grass. 1.75a2.00 per bu.; orchard
grass. 2.ooa2.26 per bu.: white clover.
15c per lb.
GRAIN -Wheat-milling. per bu..
e0a1.o0. ordinary. per bu., 75aSs; corn
yellow. 8sas7 per bu.; white, Der bu.
esas7: oats. white. per bu., 6sa5s; mixed
Der bu.. 65a5s.
HAY-No. / timothy. per ton, 11Soa
$500: No. timothy. per ton, 81 6Oa
a2.oo: No. I mixed. per ton, 10.0oa5l. 90:
No. mixed. per ton. 17.6oa20.o0.
sTRAw-Long rye. per ton. ll.ooa
11.So; tangled rye. per ton. s.ooas.Eo.
Evening star., 1915-07-15
LONDON MARKET LIFELEss.
American Section Is Equally Dull,
Only a Few Issues Traded In,

LONDON, July 15.-The money mar
ket is feeling the effect Of the prepara-
ttons being made to pay in full for the
war, loan next Tuesday and supplies
are shrinking and rates advancing
Discounts were flrmer today in SYM
pathy.
On the stock exchange the old war
loan was fat A few kaff1rs and rub
ber shares received attention, but
otherwise the market was lifeless.
Funds are temporarily locked up in
the new war loan and the minimum
prevents dealings In many securities.
the American section was equally
dull. Canadian Pacific, U. 8. Steel and
a few gold bonds were the only issues
traded in during the day.
Evening star., 1915-07-15
DISTRICT TO MAKE CLAIM.
Will Seek $1,s02.74 Left by Inter
state Residents.

Pursuant to an opinion by the cor
poration counsel. concurred in by Con-
troller Downey Of the Treasury,
Auditor Tweedale is to present a claim
for $1,s02.74. balance remaining in the
registry of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia from the estates
of Samuel Labby and others, deceased
residents Of the District. who died
intestate, and for whose estates
no heirs have appeared. The money
has been in the custody OF the
Treasury for more than hve years,
and. in consequence with pro-
vision Of the District code. becomes
after the lapse of that time the prop
erty Of the District.
The money probably will be placed
to the credit Of District receipts, but
cannot be expended until the appro-
priation bill for the ne1t fiscal year 10
passed.