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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
THREE MES AT
Y. M. THURSDAY
sTEUBENvrLLE ASSOCIATION TEAM
WILL MEET LOCALS IN INTER
ESTING CONTEST.
Midgets Will Play Bridgeport High
School-Students and Reserves
Will Clash.

Physical Director G. ]. Miller of the
Young Mems Christian Association has
scheduled three games for tho local as
ISOLATION on Thursday evening which
VIII prove fast and exciting contests.
The Steubcnville Y. NJ. G.. \. team win
play the local Y. NJ. q. A.. and between
halves. the MidEets and Bridgeport hirh
school will play. Following the two
games tho Students and Reserve teams
are scheduled for q contest.
The lineup OF the Midcct-Bridgcnort
High school game will be as follows
Childs and Mitchuer at forwards. John
son. center; Fox and 10. ChiIds. al
guards. For the Mldgets. Bachman and
Schafer al forwards. Ford or Chalmers
az center; Lloyd and Rogers. or Stoetzer
or Giffin az Guards.
This evening the first game 81 the
senior league will De played Several
fast teams have been formed from the
gymnasium classes Of the a.-octat,u.
and names OF rart Of the bcuigerent ma
lions leaders have been chosen. This
cvenlng. the Uncle sam team will play
the Johnnie Bulls For Friday evening.
the Kaiser and Car teams are schcd-
ulcd.
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IMPORTANT MEET
or B. B. DIRECTORS
CoNFAB WILL TAKE PLACE
NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Decision As To Manager And New Off
Gals wan BE Taken Upheld
Meeting Last Evening.

Tho annual meeting Of the Whe.Iing
Athletic Association directors will he
held In the offices Of the association i'm
the Nattpual Hauk Of West Virginia
building next Monday afternoon. Al this
session they viii ck-- Officers for ,.s
year. decide for a certainty on the man
" pf the Club for the 1916 season
ana transact considerable other business.
several members OF tho organization
met last evening 600 the offices and dis
GUESSED the situation but nothing off
clal was done.
The meeting next week. however. is
considered one OF the most important
that viii be held during the winner
months. as business concern
Ing the coming year will De taken Nd.
NO animation as To- whether or not tho
present officials will be elected " sue
COCO themselves has been received. 10 ie
practically certain. however. that sew
fral ~ the present officials VIII be- re-
talued in their present positions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
PIRATES AFTER
FED PLAYERS
OPEN NEGOTIATIONS WITH JOE
TINKER ron CUE AND WHALE
CRACKS.
No Deals win Ne Made untn After
Transfer OF Chicago Club To
Charles weeghman-

CHICAGO. Jan 3-The Pittsburgh
Nationals through manager Callahan
today opened negotiations for some OF
the players on the list OF the Chicago
Nationals and Chicago Federals. Gala
han said he wanted a pitcher. catcher,
outfielder and infieldcr. Until after he
transfer OF the Cubs to President
Weeghman which is expected TO take
place later this week. no definite deal
VIII be suggested by Manager mixer
The players manager Tinker wou,,
put on the market are: Pitchers-Pierce.
HUMPHREYS, Adams. Douglas. Schorr,
Robbins. Wright. Standridge. Hogg
(Cubs) Brennan and Anderson CVVhales.)
Misunderstanding. Schultz. McLar-
ny. Phelan. Fisher (Cubs) Bee. Far
rell. Hauser. Fritz. Westerzil. Pechous.
Weiss and Jackson CWhales.D
Outfielders-Williams. Good. Knisely.
Allison. Murray (Cubs): Hanford
catehers-Bresnahan. Hargrave. Wal
lace (Cubs.)
Those TO be retained are: Pitchers
vaughn. label tCubs); Brown. McCon-
nell. Bailey. ~Prendegast and Hendrix.
Cwhales)
Infielders-Saier. zimmerman. Multi
gan. Mccarthy. tCubs.) Doolan. Zeider.
and Tinker. (Whales.D
Outfielders-Schulte. (Cubs): Flack.
Zwilling and Mann CWhales)
Catcheis-Archer CCubs): Wilson.
Fischer and Clemen. CWhales.)
Tinker's list did not include pitcher
Lavender in either those he expected
10 trade or sell or those he wanted to
Keep. but sometime & he was quoted
as saying Lavender probably would be
retained. Williams will be Offered 20
Cincinnati in a trade for Groh. II is said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
ADMITS IDENTITY
Nathan Boyd Turns Out TO be Or.
L. D.. Chandler-WiIl Be Arrested
by Federal Authorities.

When Nathan Boyd" was confront
ed by federal authorities yesterday
morning, who said they had traced his
every movement. he broke down and
admitted that he was DR.. L. ID. Cband.
Ter. a former physician here. He was
formerly connected with a local hos.
pital. and oculists office.
Boyd is suffering with pneumonia
az the county inifrmary and should no
ecove sufficiently he will be placed
under arrest for violating the federal
drug acts. When picked up and taken
10 the lnfirmary some days ago the
ieliow mad considerable morphine, CO..
came and other powerful drugs on his
person, and a strange looking knife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
HARVARD COMPLETES SCHEDULE

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. 3.-The
Harvard football schedule Of ten
rames was completed to-day. The
dates October II and 81. which were
oncn when the other games we're an
nounccd recently. were taken. re-
s~pectively. By the University Of North
Carolina and the Massachusetts Agri-
cultural College. The other teams
which Harvard VIII meet during the
season beginning September % are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
Zig confernncn ON

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. 3-Harry +. Sin
clair. Oklahoma oil magnate. who ac-
cording to reports is in the market for
New York National League Baseball club
arrived here today. enroute to New York.
About tho same time. T.. J. McDlarmid,
"A ~stockholder in the st. Louis Ameri-
cans arrived here from his home. Gin.
c~innati.
Phil Ball and Robert Lee Hedges pres
ident OF the ST. Louis Americans began
"A conference. at which 10 was expected
the deal for the sale OF the team to Bal.
and his federal league assistants will
be completed. Tonight the conferences
still was in session. BAN. about a week
< paid $4,000 aS earnest money In the
deal for the Browns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
SINCLAIR MAY BUY
NEW YORK GIANTS

CHICAGO. Jan. st was learned
here today. that Harry Sinclair. tEa
oklahoma capitalist. is making % hur-
riod trip direct from 80. Louis 60 New
YORK with Tho intention. ncrDrIIur 20
reports. 81 discussing the purchase uf
part ~ the stock OF the Sew York N4-
tioual League club. Charles Wrerhmtn.
while denying knowledge Of the status
~ tho negotiations eald he Enew SIR
Sinclair would Boz pleased to take over
the Glanfa and said that Ir n telephone
couver.afirn with him today at -f. Lau-
is. Mr. Sinclair said ho was ON DIS way
20 New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
WHITAKER-GLESSNER TO
ERECT MAMMOTH PLANT

home from a visit with Mr.. Merton
Winters, OF Flushing. ..
Mrs. w. II. Turner and niece. Dorothy
have returned home after a pleasant
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Plem Burt. of Washington. Pa.
Mrs George Fox spent sunday as the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. Alfred
Turner.
Mrs. VIM. Jones and daughters. Edna
and Mildred have returned home Rsscr
spending several lays with her parents.
MT. and Mrs William RempkS OF sher-
rard.
Mr.. Sylvas Merrimar left sunday for
F1ushing. o.. where he has accepted a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
DAVE SAYS

DANt SA1S:-
We've been playing the
Censor. And YOU are the
one to benefit. We took the
knife ruthlessly to our entire
stock of
Kraus- Made Clothes
And we have slashed one
fourth off the price of every
garment in the house.
You will be interested in
this great Mid Winter Clear
ance. You can save money
and get better clothes value
than you have ever before
been offered.
kraus-made Suits a n a
Overcoats that formerly sold
from $15 to $50 now cut $50
to SLIPS and $3.50.
Come in today-and glance
over the Casualty List.
Weather for today-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
EILLIFER TO BE
IN GOOD SHAPE

PHILADELPHIA. ra. Jan ADJ ra
present officers Of thr T-r.rHar-..4
national IfI.Ir Nf.H nrrr r..rf....
Hf fhr annual meeting .f f.Hf tr.I..ll.
zion today MANAGER rHf Moran .lm.
bore fn'.N. fn arrange w... Tr..f I..f
fHe national League Champions. Moran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
RECEIPTS

IlNClNNATI. O., Jan. ACCORDING
10 official figures compiled by the Gin
cIhhau chamber OF Commerce the re-
celPts on wheat and coal I'm the Cincin-
nati markets for the year 1915 exceeded
by almost 100 percent. those OF 1914
me receipts Of pig iron were more han
90 percent. greater this year than Last
whlle a falling off in receipts OF corn.
SneeP, IRON steel and whiskey were re-
corded during the last year as comnared
10 1914.
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SAND HILL
socinl p Rucnaaa-

SAND HILL, ". Va. Jan. 3.-Thc
lows hall by the ladies Of the sand
Hlll NJ. F. church New Year Eve PROV
co 10 De "a great success. But owing 10
me nclement weather many We're un-
abie TO attend. Everything sold well
ana $3.50 was cleared after expenses
were paid. The money will be used 10
purchase "a new carpet for the church
In the spring.
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Commission Disappointed.

CINCINNATI. O.. Lar members
OF the National Commission expressed
themselves as being disappointed when
informed hat President Gilmore could
not be present at the peace committee
meeting. but said IL would not interfere
with the meeting here. when called.
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Mrs. Merton Winters and son. Merle,
Of Flushing. %. have returned home az
ter visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John FitZsimmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McCulley. Of
near Niole. are rejoicing over the ar
rival OF a. baby girl
Messrs. George Maxwell Russell Win
tiers, John Haziett. BYRON Ftizs,mmons
and W. u Kent We're business visitors
.iu Wheeling Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Holmes. OF Elm
Grove. accompanied hy Miss odessa
Black. OF .hts place. viii leave sOon FOR
Michigan. where they will spend some
time a. guests % their daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. oscar Dague. former residents
OF this place
Mr.. Syivas Mcrrimon has returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
FULTON TO MEET FLYNN.

NrW ORLEANS. la. Jan. a-Fred
Fulton. Minnesota heavy weight and Dan
Flynn NJ Boston. have been matched
Tor a ~ round bout 900 Sew Orleans.
Jan. Is. local promoters announced to-
daB.
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Gilmore correota rrrnr

NEW YORK. Jan. S-"Harrv Sinclair.
owner Of the Newark Federal League
Franchise. will not guarantee all Fed
eral League Contracts nor viii he dis
pose Of all the Federal League players.
said James 4. Gilmore. president Of Tho
Federal cas- tonight
There has been an erroneous oninion
ever since the peace meetings that Mr..
Sinclair viii guarantee the salaries OF
an Federal League players and DO seems
time for me 20 deny 20. have received
man letters from Federal Learu. pitv-
ers. asking 30 % were so that sinclair
had guaranteed their salaries ana I re-
Piled Do was not 30. The only contracts
Mr. sinclair guarantees are those Of the
Newark club.
There also is a wrong Impression thar
Sinclair viii dispose OF aI the players
pose Of the players OF the Newark. Kan
sas city and Buffalo clubs. as well as
kauff. Maree and Anderson OF the
Brooklyn club. However. Sinclair has
ulf agreed fu guarantee tho contracts Of
players belongings TO- tho defuuct Kansas
city and Buffalo club such contracts
revert Co the league"
Date -Inoonvenient.
said That chairman Hermann
of the national Commission had suggest
Cd a. melting Of peace COMMISSIONER Iu
Cincinnati. uu Wednesday. but fh, date
was NOT convenient t1 the Federal
League men and hs has suggested Co tho
National Commission the continuance Of
thc Teaee NEGOTIATIONS 900 Sew York ON
January Do.
When questioned as Go tho report that
Sinclair VIII buy the Sew York Giants.
Gilmore said
.It Del 200 seers. that Mr. Sinclair has
been negotiations for enc purchase OF che
Giant. fYl sometime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04
Announcement.

Services viii De held sunday. January
=. as usual. sunday school at $40 r..
m Preaching services at 1850 a. m.
Prayer services at s p. m. League
Wednesday evening at $500 y. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-04

Bates. Colby. Tufts. Cornell. Universe
ty OF Virginia. Princeton. Brown and
Yale, the latter game to be played his
year at New Haven. November %.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21
Sonnsritus, 81. September 1916.
Galat unb Slit.

% stebt fetnen aneenebmeren ober
sffrtf9enberen 3uiab gu tdIten unb
iparmen SIetfdfpeifen ala euten Sas
lat. 0isIs Menf9en buben bis grfubs
rune gemadt. bab mitunter Der @ppes
tit nd9IGBt uno apar ssrobs In Be-
aug duf BITE tisrii6en Nabrungsmittel,
bdb dber bds nt1t Der Tdl TT, ipenn
nan etnen friidsn sriinen SaIat als
GetfpetTe 9tebt. Wenn man ibn uuf
ben Stib fiebt, 70 tptrb ni9t nur Die
gu trtpartenbe Wobl5eit aneenebmer,
Iotpett Der @dumen In Srdse tommt,
fonbern es ftnbet au6 etne Inreguns
ber @erbauuugsorsane itutt. Die @r5te
iptHen es f9on lanse, bab es fi9,
tpenn tetue Reisung gum GFen pors
hdnben, 1T, OOer tuenn, tpie man ses
tpbbnlib fdst, Semdnoem eine SpetIe
ntdt fdmedt, metit I'M cine Srdsbeit
ber 8erbduun9soreone banoeIt. Siebt
er aber eine SpeiIe, bic ibm angenebm
TIT, 70 tpirtt bieTer 2lnblid f6on 70
eiinitis ein, baB bic Sdtigtsit tsr @ers
bnuunssorgane besinnt, bepor er bic
Rabruns ieinem Munbe Su9efiibrt bat
0as Mafer lduft ibm i'm Munbe Sus
fummen, unO bic abIonoeruns oes
WagenIaftes tritt Elm. S9On aus bic
fem @runoe erfiilt Der SaIat cine
pi9tt9e glufgube in Der 9idt. 9us lit
aber ni9t bic etnaige, ionbern lpsnn
er nit frif6em Set Subereitet tpirb,
pte ss bel einem euten Solat ituttfins
ben ion, ptrb er oaburh glet9seittg gu
sinem uusge5eihneten uno dnsenebmen
Uitttel, bem &Drper autrG9li9es uno
lei9tperbauIides Sett stn3uberleiben.
Gin britter Nuben, Der ni9t Der ses
ringfte 1T. beitebt bann nod oarin,
bab er SaIse entbGGt, bic an unb fir
ft9 f6on nprmaIe @erbauungstrGfte
beIiben, unb iomit einen 9iinItigen
@tnflub auf uniere 8lutSuiammenz
feBun9 ausiiben. 8stm &o9en Der
perf9teOenen @emiiie, Die iib aur Ger
ftelIung etnes SdIates etsnen piirben,
gebt elm GROCER Sell bieIer ultalii9en
SalSe perloren. Sbre @i6ttgteit lit
aber unbeitrettbar, ipesbdlb man iogdr
BET man9en Sauttrantbeiten Salute
perorbnet. 3um S9luB foll nod bar
auf btnseipieien iperben, oaB man ne
ben bem Sel beim Qnmd9en bes Gu
ldtes guten Deineiiig ntmnt, neil man
gIaubt, baB bubur9 Die pflun5enfus
fern Ioderer lperben. 3itronenIaft ober
3ttrOnenidure tun oiefeIben SienIte
unb iino obenbrein fir etnen fdpa9en
Masen 9efiinber, ipte bus Sel febr gut
our4 idure Subne erIeBt lperben
fonn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21
JllittemG6te?

0ieie Irage, bic infoIge Der neuers
oings bGufis gebruu6ten Sorm rMtts
temd4te" Giir 3entralmG6te) aufz
tau6t, beantpprtet Die 3eitI6rift bes
Gagem. 0eutfhen Spra6bereins in
ibrer neueIten Drummer oabin, oab bic
Sorm .MittelmG9te" Die ri6tige,
~Nittemd6te" uber ni4t gu biGligen
1T. 3ufammeHIebungen, bic rWtitte"
als Seitimmunssport bdtten, gibt es
ni6t, fonoern es tritt bier als @rfat
nNittel" elm, 3. 9. ~Mittellanb.
MitteImeer. WitteIItrabe" uip. 0ieE
Wort pertritt 5ugleib Oas @igen.
Idaftsport roer mittlere" in 3ufdm.
menfebungen (Wtttelernte, MittelmaB,
Mittelituno uip.), lpobet Iid aablreide
3uiammenieBungen ebenIotpobl aui
~Mitte" pie uuf nmittIsre" auriidfiib.
rem Iafen. Der 9runo Iiegt barin,
oaB man in dlterer 3eit einmal fir
rMitte" Iisber rMtttel" ingts, 3. 3.
raus Dem Mittel oes 2unOss" (2us
tber), (pGbreno beute nMittel" nur in
iibertrugenem Sinne gebrau6t ipiro),
baB anoerieits Oas GisenfdaftspOrt
nber mittlere" auf elm dlteres Der
mittIe" 5uriidgebt. Wiq man alfu Die
~3entruImG9te", tpie redt un6 Bill
Zig, in Elm beutIdes @epanb tIeiOen.
70 tommt man nur gu Der Sorm
nMtttelmd9te", mag man nun aus
grunoe Iegen bic MGdts (in) Der
Mtitte" ober Die mittlersn MG6te".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21
Dd6er aus Stein.

Sn etnem dmeritanii6en &onIulatss
bert6t aus Mdltd iperoen bic 8orSiige
Der auf bteier SnIeI iibIt9en iteiners
men 9G6tsr seriibmt. Der 8raud,
bic 9G9er nit Stein gu beden, lit
bort iebr aft unb iptrb aud iebt nod
tmmsr befplgt, neil Die itetnernen Sdz
der biIIis unO Guberft ouuerbaft iinb.
@s eibt auf Malta berarttge 0G9er,
bie 300 Sabre ali uno nod in tabels
Ipfem 3uitanoe itnb. Sn friiberen
3eiten berpanbte man srpbe Sol5balz
len, auf Die man ben Stein perlegte.
Die 8aIten bntten sinen Sueridnitt
bon fiinfunb8pan3ig gu uht5ebn 3enti>
meter. SeBt nimmt man itutt ibr
itGblerne TsSrG9er. Der Stein lit
Elm uuf Der SuisI sebrO9ener &altitein,
Der In Stiiden bon 5ebn bis 5pDlf
3entimeter 0ide sur 8eripenOung gez
ldnst. Die einSelnen pldtten lperoen
bi9t anetnanOer in 3ement perIegt.
Ollie Sugen perben uben mod nit
einem biinnen 3ementitretfen belegt.
Die Bidder iinb fla4 uno bdben nur
gang psnis Neigung, ssruoe genu9 fir
ben ablauf 6es 8afsrs. Su iid Der
Stein ni9t abnubt, beTtsbt Die einz
Sige Reporutur barin, bab man in
erDBersn 3situbitGnbsn bic 3ementbss
beduns Der 5usen einmdl ernsuert.
@enn man uuf osn SteinOdhern midi
ssrabe fpa5iereu sebt, ouuert es mundl
NAL 5pansig Sabre, ebe irgenb eine
Repuratur ponnDten 1T. QluBerbem
befben Ite osn grObeH 8Or5us Der Geu
erfeiti9tett.
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Der grOBe Gumor.'

profeFor Sarnlo 6DffOtng, Der be
riibmte, iebt i'm 9llter bon breiunbiieb=
Sis Subren itebenbe bdniihe PbilOiopb,
Der Dor einisen Sabren bon feinem
9ebramte an Der &openbagener llnipers
IitGt suriid9etretsn lit, bat bic tpiNenz
rdaftli9e Wlube Der jiingfen 3eit 5ur
8olIenoung etnes beoeutenben neuen
8u9es benubt, Ous Ipeben bel 9plben=
bal In &openbdgen srTdeint. Sein
Sttel Iautet Der groBe Sumpr,- unh
oamit ipenbet iid Der bdnii9e PfpdO=
lp9s sinem aompIer bon @rT6sinunz
zen bes geiitigen uno feeliihen 2ebenE
tu, beien llnteriubuns bis in Die
lbten Siefen Der 2ebenss unb Welt=
ani9auung fiibrt. 66ffbing bat bieiC
lpeiten YerIpettibsn feines @egeuItdns
Oes pobl tns 9lugs gefaBt, susleib Iid
aber bod. tpie er feIbit ausgefproden
bat, nod 3rGften bemiibt, feline Inter
fu9ung iiber Den Sumor in ben 9rsns
gen Der pfp4OIOSif4en GOrfauns gu
bolten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21
Gegtn bic SnOea.
GiubIano usrtulst Oirielben onr6 bic
3rniur.

Sn Der SiBung am 22.\6. gedr5
senebmigte bic Rei9sbuma ben 9eieBs
enttpurf iiber bic &riegsSeniur. gln
ben Iangs, Oebatten beteili9ten ii9
auber ben 9ertretern Der Gintspars
ieien nur Mortpip IL. 4Oiemop pies
unter oem @elGdter oes Sauies auf
elm @ebeimoirtular bin, bas bsi 8tes
Ser9abe Der Sumureoen bic Nnpens
bung Der geIperrten S9rift perbietet.
Der 2lntras @rObTbti, Die PreTe3ens
fur nur nuf bas Sriegsgebiet an5us
lpenben, puroe bon bem &eferenten
&apniIt 5uriidgepiefen. Martop be-
msrtts, bub bic 0itbrumben, bic ieBt
Der 9reRe seipenoet perben, ben 9tns
I6sin erpeden, als OBJ iie unantaitbar
tpGren, lpie bic Satin GdIurs. (3pis
I9enruf Miliutplp: pWlit qusnabme
Der setauften 9refe.") Miartop fubr
fort, Miliutop ipioeriprehe ii9 Ielbit,
ba faft Die ganse preFe getauft iei.
Sm 4nf6IuB an einen 3uidBuntrus
Der Sabetten, baB Die Sprd6e Der
8erDffentli9ungen nitbt gum 8orpanG
gu bsren unterbriidung bienen biirfe,
fiibrte 8Omafb (progreIiiFO aug,
bur9 bds 3irtular bonn 18. Suli,
1915, feien idmtIi8e @erDffentGidunz
gen in iiioiIder Sprnhe perboten ipors
ben, insseiamt iieben Sagesaeitungen,
atpei Wodenz unO 5lpei Wtonutsfdrifs
ten. S9on i'm poriqen 5riibiabr
Ieien i'm MiIitGrbeSirt Stem alIe iiibis
i6en 8ldtter unteroriidt iporben, in
SbeFu auberoem ole bebrdiI1en 8ers
OffentliChungen. S9on felt Sriegss
unfang fei Der 8riefpe4fel in iiioif6e,
Sprahe ni9t erlaubt porben. 60
nit fei Der sefamten iiibiT9en 9epDl=
terung BON feds Wli[lionen ods
Sprahrobr senommen pprben. SIN
borisen Ropember iei in petersburg
bic Reugriinbung eintger iiibiI1er
3eitunseH 5useIaFen ipOrben, aber ole
Ieien tur5 barauf fpieOer eeI6toFen
pprben. Selbit Gitate in iiioiI9er
Spra9e in ruffI6 sebrudten 9lGts
tern, ipte in Der eriten Drummer bes
Organs fir SIii9tIingsbiIfe, bGtten
entfernt iperben miiFen. Srsenb Elm
bsIOnberer @runo sur llnteroriiduns
babe in tetnem Sale borgelegen. Der
einaise 9runb Iei Der 2(ntiIemitismus
getpiFer Decentralization fOipie buntl,
poIitifde MOtipe getpeTen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-21
BefGtiat.
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
More Drouth News from South America
sends Wheat SOARING.

Chicago, Oct s.--Highest prices this sea-
son were scored In the wheat market today
az result Of Increasing drouth damage
In Argentina The close was firm e@2ho
to axe net higher: with December at sl5SS
and May at si.siS @1,67h. Corn showed
were off Nc to Y sc Provisions finished
at range varying from SSc decline to a
rise of 2hc, sfl1 p
The Argentine drouths are said to have
spread to the central part OF the country,
II was believed tho crop situation had
become critical throughout morc than half
OF the wheat-growing regions with losses
continually expanding. Buying here. was
stimulated from the outset and despite
heavy profit taking sales, the market main
tanned the greater part of the advances.
Kansas City advices telling of probable
lessening of receipts In the southwest tended
somewhat to help strengthen tho bulls,
Late firmness was aided by an estimate
from a leading expert that the total do
nestle crop was 100000 bushels short of
what had bcen pointed TO In the govern
mcnt crop report month ago
Corn assembled with wheat Sales of 4o0,-
900 bushels of corn for export formed a
handicap on the bears.
Oats reflected the strength Of other
cereals European bids were close to the
market
Sharp breaks In the value Of hogs had a
depressing effect on provisions. Something
Of n recovery. however. took place owing
to support from packers aad shorts.
Chicago Cash Priees-wheat; No. red.
tl.soh @l.saA; No. red. si.bsGi.ssS;
No. hard, N.s2a @ie4 No. hard.
soNc; No. 4 yellow. SSH VssMe; No. 1
white, s6h @ssMc. Oats: No. white, an
@4sNc., standard, <sGtsSc. Rye; No. q
sias. Barley; 7sc@ti.1b. Seed: Timothy.