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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-17
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|beo til at ie> bpob Ser %foregaar Bog
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UNDER Sllofal6et / Mugl,it 1914.
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ct nGroigt Si6eltpffe til Sc &e0Ier,
iom Sen belgiife &aptajn @erlacbe
oe Geometry ifil6rer / u2o11oet, iom
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ltpffer og p%oali0elige &i6nesbpr6.
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gilfe @Der; men ct @e11rettelie11 al
en- &bin0e, cit bar1nbiertig @plter,
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opponerer moo bans Mnoroninger,
i06mmes mango Mors Seng1els=
1traf iom mo ofioneS / Gpfflan6.
|@aa1e6es er set gaoet @orgermelter
|Wfar / 8riis1el, for6i ban life blin6t
|lpitre6e Sc tDife Mpnoigbe0er, pg
a61fillige belgiife @bin6er iio6er /
ISugtbu1ene.
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|retfnr6igt, 1om set er 1trengt, biloe
|6et gao noget lettere. Men 8elgier-
ne bep6er> at set er ifrigen0e nret
|feroigt. Cont ct @ebis berfor BEN
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|6en belgiife SSn0u5tri og &eiten e'
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Ia1gte @eneralguDerngre1t, at De
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@riggfontrib11tio11 paa $50 M;a'o
liner 6rn1cs. Sor at ffaa Ii0t Oroer
Ii gingpne ntceptereoe Be bclgilft
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-17

europeilf Torbuno", 1pm forpprig1
og1oo TOM til at omfotte aiiotilfe
Sohosbclc. Oct CT 11in1ooiigelig a
ct 1li9t Torbunosipitcm bil0c in6e:
bore olle @etingelier for pfonomi1t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., poo famine Ei<
1om oct Dil6e y0e Sen 1tprfelte mi
|lit9re Sifring.
@liber Yla11en til Sirfelig6eo, 6o
|bil bette bore &rigcnS melt betpo.
ni11gSfuloe &eiltltot. Opnaaelle n al
De Sgrfprbol0> iom gntentemogter=
ne flg1nper for bil0e pea longt npr
eoc cit lao inogriben0e Sn6flp0elie.
|Sm Sronfrig fit GIiois-2 otbringen,
|Stnlien Srielt og Muslonb &onltan=
Itinopel, ioo piloc 6isic Ombptnin=
ger bislelig bore f6lborc 11of. Me11
Il BET bGlertligc biloc &c bore bore
territoriolc 6orifp6ningcr. Sc biloe
enore Guropos 2onofort r1e.1 itfe
|tilfprc set internotiouol4 Gumlit
nogen nDc &proier.
Set bilbe 6eri1noo set mcllem=
europeiifc Sorb11nr glorc. DetS
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ming, iom gaor / g}e{i1iug of itc6ig
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|bere @tormogt / Set n%1>poren5cs
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ter. Gilfom1te11 al Set melleu1=
europgiife Sorbun6 1on1 Der fjcroe
|biloe betegne ct p0erliocrc @friot
benimo6 Sen Mel1ne ifehcoens @rgu=
initiation, bbortil &erDcn3na0tcr11a
|fanlfe CT Set %np6bcn6ige ~@je1lnell=
gongs1e6. .
6elofplgclig pil gnglono al ollie
&rGfter prqDe at Di11brc gtoblerin=
gen al ct Sel6c> ion Set betrogter
1o1n Ell Sruolel mot lit &c%rreopnme
/ $noien. 6or 2jebliffct lpnes Set
at glem1ne> at bettc &erreopmme
|forlgnglt bar DGret tr11ct fra RUS
|1iif @i6c.
S &irfeligbe0c11 CT Set M11slon0,
iom bar beret og pil be0blipe at
bore Set britiite &igcs noturligc
Mo0lton0er / Mlien. Grfjenoeliu1
|beraf bi1 NOT cl1gor1g brpOe %igiennul1
paa11p> og Dbem be0> ON life ga
England l6ger cit nGrnere J%orltuo=
el1e me0 set SDiflan0, Set Dor lert
at in61e life fan fneffes. GpiflonbS
&el6 tur0e i%r1orere n1ilone ems fpr=
bitre Set er1gellfe 5inbelag. Stuff
paa, bbor0an Set CT gooet n1eo Sc
Sorene6e 5toter. Otter 1om Disle
bor pofiet fig itore og iterfe og CT
blepet ner 5ogt nangribelige> CT
@nglan0s &idligbe0 oberfor Mn1crifa
blebet oflplt al 1igefrem bjertdigc
Seleller, tiltrobs for al inoultriel
&onfurrencc.
gn entente mellem Sen brittle
og Sen gern1anlfe &erOcnsnagt :
man bir 1tge> set er @jernelpino.
Men lige meget. S &olitifen bor
Delft regne me6 olle Wuligbe-
Ser en6og1aa -ne0 Sem at 6orlutf=
ten jejrer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-17

Truen: ~SSo, Sc fon oltioo fuo
Yloo1r1 pou Den 9etingclle> at 9e
betolcr off, bboo &c lloor / 6tpf=
fer"
Higen: ~9eao> loo Sr1c1r tror>
at jeg el1o0o fan 1ettc Eenge til
for at foo Bla6len."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-17
H%tnr8laart htatn.
rink mtnnrHn1wrkr.

Ser CT i/@Doen e, &pir6efor-
enlng ~Da1tgbters Of tic Gonfeoer=
acp", bbis Sberpreii6ent Wfrs. Sc:
lent 6. Nlane, / fin Sis fatte0e
Gonfen ont at fao nofprt ct Minoes=
n,prfe for 5Doe1ls &an1p. Gn Gag
fsrer / Mtlanto, Ga, 8illiom s.
Serrill, n9pneS %fon1n1e11 mes benoe
lom Ganfens Opbabsman6. Sum
CT Sormnno for EFT &onite, Ser bor
til Jormaal at faa Ganfen 6fort.
% / set ii61te Marstio er man font
men Mnnlet ct ltort 5fri0t ner=
mere.
Min6eslnGrfet lfal nObngges /
5tone Moul1tain 11Gr Mtlonto, Ga.
Set bar alt lG11ge p9ret ofgjort,
iot Gierne al 8ierget Samuel @e11=
oble og bans M%rbinger gap Set til
bette 8rug. Man banDe 1ao belten!t
at in6bpbc &%illeobuggere til at fon=
fltrrere ON Mrbeioets l1Dfprelle , pg
blan6t SC &11n1tnerc, iom Minoes=
m~erfefomitcen be1benote Jig til for
OF fad bent til at Deltoge / @orf11r=
rence11, Dor @ut5on 8orgl11m. SON
aflog imi0lcrtib at fonffulrere n,eb
Sen 8egrul16elie, at intet Meel 1ernurf
%nogenitn0e bnt0e bpret &e1l1ttoiet
al &onfurrel1ce. 5enere blcb ben
a1uno6et ON at reiie ne6 og IL poa
5leloet. &an gior0e Set pg fon1
iii ben SIutning, at ser fun bar Ell
Maa6e at 1ele Spgaben pon, remlig
neo at bugae Ell ltor Strife foreltil=
lenoe cit Sroppeitprfe / &ebegelle
eDer 6iel6et og life as sets SIDE.
SON fanot oct be0lt iaale6es for beo
4lplp at Siel0ets bi%oun0erlige 81
inter- at gjgre 8illeoet 1ao notlrligt
1on muligt.
Sill 8Iaoet Seem Oorf Gines"
bon @ut5on 8orglnn l1otolt Jig on,
Sen ltorflaoebe &lan og gipet nogle
9plDSninger ON, bborleoes ban ag=
ter at 116fgrc SEN. SON ni1 begpr6e
ne6 2e6erne, See, Sacf1on og SoDn=
ION ION Ell @ruppe. Sn6ens &pp=
bineer bill bite fig pau Sjel0ds
,5ful6er" 400 500 ODER Sfobcr
peo 0en beitlige @n6e; 6erpoo en-
@r11ppe al SO til IS 0fficerer, ollie
til Set. SiIbpjre for 0em bill bite
fig Dele Of &obe0armeen &aDol=
leri Mrtillert og Snfonteri. Tigu-
rene ifal bugges / ielDe Grant,
fieI6et fom en flor Strife 1000
SOB lang pg so SOB bpj. @ele See
rem bill lDnes at beDpge Jig ober
Jjelbet frr8elt moo 9t, ibet Sen
ies imo6 6faloets 2uftlinie.
De betpodigite 0fficerer / bper @ao=
be1ort fra bber Stat bill blipe frcn1-
1tilleoe. Tignrerne bliper at Ell TO-
losial 9tgrre1ie for at itaa / Torbol0
til set 700 sos beie Gial0. 9e bill
rne6 Seltene noa cit &pj0e al IS til
so 500 el1er FEM @ange loa flor
lom BEN berpmte 26be / 2u5er1.
2ige UNDER @r1pper meo Sec,
SsSacfion og Sobnlon, met iflnlt at
Greerne, agter 8orglum at brtgge
cit peloig @pjlegmg at 13 Spjler>
en- for bper at Sc f%onfpoereoe @ta-
ter. 9ejlerne ffal itreffe fig fra
6ieloetS 500 og op. 8agbeo bi5ie
6ieIod nob1gne Seiler ifol bug
geS en- flor Sal so SOB ino / 6iel-
Set, og 1aa lang iom @pllerooen.
Denne Soil ffal bore Ell Min1oebol
ON 6e Mgore og Spitre, Ser lao
bjemme og bolot Sami1ien iommen
@ollen bill jaa en- Spioe al ca. SO
SOB % en- 2angoe al 200 SOD me6
cit flor 5tentroppe fbrenoe op til
syr1oaongen. Sen bill blibe folot
8enabIe SalI til Meinoe on Sen Sa-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
BOARDING

CHESTNUT ST., cor. Goth CThe Margravel-
Vacancies. perrin. or transient. SUP board.
SPRUCE 1929 - Furnished or unfufnished
rooms. priv. baths. electric light, hot-wqter
heat, excellent service, phone; table D0ard
SPRUCE i224-2B-Furnished rooms; private
baths; table board Walnut I'LL w.
SPRUCE ST. 1O2s-3 -30-ad floor suite private
bath; choice table board Walnut I2Oo w.
SPRUCE. lOlO-DoubIe. single rooms; spring
rates week day. elevator,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD, N. 161s-communIcat!ns front
rooms; sitting room electric light; porch.
CHESTNUT 2OO7 = WELL FURNISHED
ROOMS: PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT.
CHESTNUT 1901 - Very desirable second
floor suite. Phone Locust 73l.
CHESTNUT ST. 2O1O-One or two rooms with
or without private bath.
CHESTNUT 3TOl Beautiful furnlsheis
rooms.
CHRISTIAN ST. 22is-Nlcely furn room,
with or without board; reasonable.
GIRARD AVE, w, 1313-Furn. and unfurn.
communicating rooms. Apply after 4. -.
LOCUST. 1903 = VERY NEAT SINGLE
ROOM: $40 PER MONTH.
LYCOMING ST., l31s-Beautiful 2d-story
front, splendid location for refined gentleman.
OXFORD ST. l4Ol-Large room. adjoining
BATH unfurnished.
WALNUT. 4IOT--Cheerful rooms, furnished.
single suite; board opt Preston blIO.
18TH N 13OT-Nicely furnished rooms, parlor
for professional men; reasonable
18TH, s. 23OO-ROOAIS. SUITABLE FOR
men employed In navy. Dickinson 1928 X.
10TH ST.. s., l26-Nicely furnished airy
rooms; cali Sunday and weekday evenings.
10TH, ~. 2523-Private family will rent I'd
story front room. Diamond 2osl w.
18TH N 14Ol-Two rooms. furn. hkgp,, 50;
single room, furnished. Sl.00 up,
BOTH, N, ll5-Desirable front room; fine loca.
tlon; all conveniences; phone.
OWNER will rent 2d-noor room reasonable 70
lady employed; minutes to 4Oth 81. L.
OWNER will rent bachelor apt, 2 rooms
bath fireplace. 2O22 Spruce. Loc. 1858 ],
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS
HEPPES UPTOWN STORES.
COR. 9Th AND THOMPSON SITS.
SS5-CHlCKERING UPRIGHT PIANO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
MUSIC


ANNrvEf
HEPP
at our Uptown Stores. 8
Thompson SITS, where the great Heppe bust-
ness was founded by Mr.. G. ]. Heppe IN
1865. II Is now the oldest piano store IN
Philadelphia, yet the most modern and pro
Bressive north OF Chestnut street.
over 1000 square feet are devoted 70 the
retailing Of high-grade pianos and victrolasi
the largo volume Of sales proves that the
Hoppe policies and standards draw patronage
even to 9th and Thompson SITS. from the
uttcrmost parts Of Philadelphia.
The April sale includes:
500 new pianos Mt prices from 20 TO 90
per cent lower thnn the prices In stores
with a sliding scale OF prices.
, player-pianos, slightly used, at 500 TO
500 below original prices, beginning at $3.50.
10 upright pianos by all the prominent
makers, taken as part payment on pianola.
pianos. viz, Chickcring. Lester, Blasius,
Schomacker etc. at S75, ts5 500. s11O. etc.
% upright pianos. Hoppe made. with three
sounding boards, reduced from $50 TO 500
below regular prices. 49,
self-piayer attachments for planos-will
1T any piano-nt S3j. $50, $50, etc,
Several monographs. slightly used, at half
price.
Terms. So monthly and UPWARD.
Call or write for large Illustrated cata-
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES,
COR. 9TH AND THOMPSON STS.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06

MAID, white. capable for cook and gen. house,
work. ref required. Call sat 10 to IL a. m.
Mrs whiting 185 s. 18th ST.. Phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
vIcTRoLAs WANTED

Highest prices paid for slightly used talk
Ing machines all calls promptly attended to.
Address l. 30s, Ledger Office,
ENTIRE furnishings of your home or apart
mont hnught. Turner. 222S Natrona 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06

HOWARD VINCENT, s3S N. 9TH
PRIVATE family must sell this week player
piano; little used, finest SS-nOte music rolls
Call today and lomorroM. 1911 n. Eranklln.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
prnsoNA1s

! VIII, NOT be responsible for any dsbts IN, I'm,
less contracted BY myself. Thomas Alien
Caupc. 80 w. Cheiten ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
OLD GOLD

OLD GOLD, silver, platinum. plated ware, old.
style jewelry, teeth plates bought for cash.
Est 1870. ,. T. Clark. refner. 500 SAMSON.
CASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS, PRECIOUS
stones, gold. silver, platinum, false teeth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06

So 900 TO INVEST with services in anything
that viii pay; give sume idea as TO nature
in confidence; references exchanged. q l54.
Ledger Central.
$4,000 NEEDED in Incorporated manufacturing
company; will pay salary Of S2j week with
interest; best security will be given; can use
either office man or salesman ID 129. Led
ger Office.
PICTURE THEATRE. $1,000; crowded nightly;
1Oc, admission, modern: splendid business
location; worth S250Oi legitimate sacrifice.
BARRIST, POI n. Broad,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
LEARNERS
nn LLL

LEARNERS
TO SELL
SHIRT WAISTS AND DRESSES
large store is willing TO teach young wom-
en- 70 sell in the ready-to-wear departments;
must be well eaueated and OF good appear
ance; salary $40 week 10 begin with: rapid
prometion for merit; address in confidence.
ID 2OT. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06

AIILLINERs' SERVICES RE-
CURED BY BLAUNER' s. AP-
PLY SuPERINTENDEN s Of
FICE. $50 MARKET ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06

LAuNDRY:--- Experienced markers and sorters;
also bright young girls TO learn; IS per week
paid while learning. 1929 Vine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06

LAuNDRY-Mangle room help; learners taken
paid while learning. 1929 Vine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
LAUNDRY HELP

Experienced feeders and folders in mangIe
room also girls over 10 years 70 learn; So
paid while learningi steady work. Penna.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
AUTO TIRES
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNIQIEs

PULLMAN TIRES
Guaranteed 1000 miles, Compare prices.
GRIM $. 236 y. Broad ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
ROOFING AND IRON AWNINGS
STORAGE

LET US ESTIMATE to coat your roof and
guarantee II 10 years.
AMERICAN ROOFING CO.. 1885 Ridge ave-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
CARPET CLEANING

ONTIN N Al.
CARPET CLEANING HOUSE
2OTH ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
Bell Phone. Locust 1000.
WEST PHTLA. MONARCH STORAGE co.
WWEESST PPHffEThta22. ss7os97T5 tRSNcAsTER tRSNc FER AVE.
BOYER Co. REAL CARPET HEATING 1900
". 18th. No tumblors used. Phone Tioga 5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06

LATNDRESS. white. first class Preference re-
quired. ID 110. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06
SITUATIONS wANrED-MA1T

Continued from Preceding Column
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06

SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
ABILITY, MANAGERIAL
Duke Munyon, son Of Doctor Munyon. II
men, buying ADVERTISING space and mer-
chqndise writing 9dvertlSementS;; desires no
sltion. Address l5l3 Arch St. Phlladelphia.
ACCOUNTANT. credit and office manager; -
years. exp; successful, accurate and eff
cient references; minimum salary $50. +
OiG, Ledger Central. "
man Years SXperience, "' desires position;
reference. u is, Ledger Office. -
ACCOUNTANT. competent bookkeeper, desires
nos with reliable concern. @ 25s. Led. Cent.
ATTORNEY. young. with own office, car, give
tate. insurance colleC., making searChes for
liens. etc, any other husness.F 9i9.L.C.
BooKKEEPER, experienced, wishes to connect
liable; iii'ii age age 81; married. d i22. Led. on
BOoKKEEPER, IS, 10 years. experience, COM
q 25i. Ledger Central.
siton, Alto, 1873 s. 10th St
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, English married
workshops and private service; any make
Eastern East states Of America; excellent Tsf,
erenCes from American and Enlish employ
1910 McFarrcn St, Phila. Bell, Tloga ii65 w
CHAUFFEURS-Two friends single, wish po-
nechanics: careful drivers: or one as chauf-
feur and one butler: American and French
man
CHAUFFEUR. thoroughly reliable, aged 3O
married. practical shop and road exp, de-
sires situation Phone Dickinson 1868 w.
CFAUFFEUR-dGo all-ruund mani good ref
willing Obli igtng; . years experience with
automobiles. II 313. Ledger Office
CHAUFFEUR, single. white, wishes position:
10 years experience; excellent references.
Box 1856. HayerfOrd, Pa,
THAJJFFEUR mechanic, English. 10 years
exp; conscients driver: excel. ref. Dia, $3.50.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position. city. suburbs;
ref 2O26 Wharton ST phone Dick, 1890 w.
CuAUFFEUR, gardener or coachman, irst-
class ref 81, Branch Ledger, 10th South.
CT ERICAL. or sales position desired by young
man. ; years exp. q l0l, Ledger Central
COACHNIAN gardener, exp. desires good po-
sition, steady employment; reliable, willing
worker; references. ID III, Ledger Office.
COACHAIAN, SINGLE wants position take care
autos and lawn 10 years experience; excel
ient reference. @ 24O, Ledger Central.
CONCRETE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as inspec-
tor; has engineering experience. Thos. @.
Reed. 81 w. Pomona ST. Phone.
ELECTRICAL ENGR., Practicqli his services
nd any time place. q l53, Ledger Central.
SPECTOR-Wanted, position as Inspector,
foncrete or other building operations. ThOs,
o. Reed, 81 West Pomona =. Phone.
MAN wife and daughter wish positions: man
good all-round: wife good cook. daughter
ChambeTwoTk and waiting; best reference,
ID 1lS, Ledger OthCe.
MAN AND WIFE Scotch, experienced cook
club preferred; reference F l4o Led. Cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06

in rag and paper ,mnkers' sup.
piles business, to take charge OF buying and
selling; state agc. experience and salary eN-
pected. q 8i5. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-06

YOUNG MEN TO learn threading; paid while
learning. Apply John Bromley & Sons, Le-
high ave. below Front.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-13

of Cambridge City. one OF the two
delegates from Jackson and Harrison
townships, and Frank Galloway OF Mil
ton, representing Abingdon, Boston
and Washington townships.
Russell has made no statement but
is known to be an ardent Watson man.
Huddleston refused today to state
what action he would take and Gala
way are both Watson supporters.
w. E. Brown of Williamsburg. dele
gate from Dalton, Perry. Greene and
New Garden townships, may also sup.
port Watson as he is great admirer
of the Rushville man but his friends
say he probably will cast his vote fol
New, as the primary election victor.
It seems very probable that New
will be able to depend upon the sup.
port of at least ten of the fifteen dele.
gates, as follows: Arthur A. Curme
Wayne and Franklin township; Frank
C. Mosbaugh, jackson and Harrison
townships; Lawrence ]. McConaha
Center and Webster townships; Harry
Holmes, second ward; Edgar Norris
third ward; Elmer Eggemeyer, sixth
ward, and George Shofer, seventh and
eighth wards.
Meredith has declined to make any
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BREAK FOLLOWS
new HIGH MARK
IN HOG PRICES

Discussing the market situation at
the Glen Miller yards during the last
week Jerome Shurley has prepared
the following letter:
With cold weather and a continued
demand for fresh pork. hogs reached
$40 at Chicago Friday, the highest
price paid since 1910. With warmer
weather in sight and $4,000 hogs in
sight for Monday and 10000 for the
week, hogs broke 10 to 20 cents Sat
urday. With liberal receipts it was
predicted on the large markets that
hogs had reached their highest price.
Good cattle continues scarce selling
at satisfactory prices to feeders. Veal
calves are plentiful with steady mar
ket. Sheep and lambs are scarce and
strong
Markets Large Bull.
Superintendent Petro of the county
farm sent in the herd bull which
weighed 2080 pound and brought $500
per hund the highest price pair for a
bull this year. He was two-year-oId
and ready for export trade.
Everett Druley of Boston township
made the largest delivery of the week.
he was in Saturday with seventy-six
hogs that weighed 1880 pounds, and
brought him $1,S1577 at 1925 hun
dred. He still has 100 head.
John Grove of Webster township
topped the market the market Satur-
day with forty-one Poland China hogs
that brought 1918. This was the
highest price paid since 1910.
John r. Campbell Of Beechymire
brought In nineteen hogs Saturday
that netted $555.75, selling at $3.50.
Ollie Hodgin purchased of John Muir
ray, Charles Dalrymple and ]. NJ.
Spahr seventy-one hogs at 1925, and
sent them direct to the eastern market
from New Paris.
Big Cow Delivered.
The heaviest cow ever delivered to
the local yards was brought in by Paul
Hunt OF the Omer McConaha farm.
She weighed LOO pounds and brought
81 hundred.
Jesse Starr, James Lyboult, Oscar
Russell, T.. j. Wright, John Eliason
and E. s. Wright had stock on the
market Saturday.
John Runge purchased three fancy
cows Saturday and sent them to his
farm near New Paris.
Cu hDdLCuClOI was vi ZIG lu1I hCl
Saturday and purchased two fresh
cows for his dairy herd. One, a fancy
Holstien, brought $95.
Oliver Bond Of Greensboro came in
Friday with hogs that brought $3.50.
He reports forty head to be delivered
April 1.
Many Calves Offered.
With sixty calves on the market
Saturday, it looks like spring.
The seven decks of stock shipped
Saturday included 316 hogs "a cattle,
so calves.
John Mcclure of Darke county sent
in four steers that weighed $500
pounds. Two of them weighed 3,34O
pounds. They brought $500
Other feeders on the market were
Harry Hickman, Henry Atkinson,
John McLain, Frank White, Chester
Hill. Il. Tschaen, Sam Robinson, o.
Cranor, Oscar Lamb. Scott Edwards,
Frank Taylor, 0. III. Jennings, OFT
Trimble, William Erik, w. d. Rich,
j. F.. Edwards, Dick Conway, Ellis
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THE RICHMOND suNrEIEGRA

effort to induce New delegates to sup
port Watson in the convention.
81 think that at least twelve Of the
fifteen delegates have a personal pref
erence for Watson" Meredith said to-
day, but l also believe these men
should support New because he is the
primary choice of the Republicans of
Wayne county and the state. l did
what / could for Watson during the
campaign: now I am through. l am
going back to the contracting and
dynamiting business. During the cam
paign repeatedly put forth the argu-
ment that the delegates to the state