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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-29

MaunSeII.
Unless it was his own father, young
Maunsell is the first of his line IN
hundreds of years to work at a trade
or to earn his bread and butter by
the swea of his brow. And that
he is doing so is due to the fact that
cared nothing for aristocracy or no
bility and neglected during his life
tine to enlighteE his children as to
their antecedents.
Thousands of Topeka citizens con-
sidered themselves acquaintance and
even close friends of the late c. r.
MaunseI, former head of the Topeka
Edison company. But few of them
knew during his life time that he was
the eldest son Of the eldest SON. of a
long line running back to the earliest
nobility IN England and Ireland He
never talked about the landed es-
tates' OF the Maunsells in Ireland.
He never referred to the family seat
at Ballywilllam, to the Maunsell crest
nor the Maunsell coat of arms. He
forgot all those things when he
chucked his family and came to
America. He died in 1907 and left an
estate for three minor children, of
whom Charles ]. Maunsen is the cid :
est The other two children are Bur-
ton K. and Bernard S. Maunsell.
DuPlicity in America
Preliminary to the story of the es-
tates in Ireland there is a story of
dupltcity in America which accounts
for the fact that the younger Maun-
sell Is compelled to work at daily la
Dor Tor his living. His father left his
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-29
Attorney O'NeiI Will Go to Ire
land for Investigation.
TWO ELABORATE CASTLES
Wonderful Estates Are Waiting
for His Only Claim.
Sir Edward MaunSell Married
Lady Jane Somerset.

Direct descendant of knights. earls.
lords and barons, heir by right of
birth to castles on landed estates in
Ireland, his ancestors since the reign
Of Henry the Third listed in Burke's
Peerage, Charles J. Maunsell is work
ing as journeyman electrician in To-
peka. He IS a young man, married,
the father of young child, and lives
at 222 East Euclid avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-29
CHANGE IN CHINA
President Lii Yuan-hung's Ac-
cessiOn Brings New Life.
Democracy Coming Into Its
Own Once More.
ONLY TWO SOLDIERS ON GUARD
Drives without Fear in Auto
mobile Turnout China.
No Other Man in China So
Universally Loved.

Picking, July Ell Yuan-hung's
accession to the presidency has work
ed a wonderful change in China. The
whole spirit of public life in Picking
has been altered. Democracy seems TO
have come into its own again. The
new president lives informally at his
palace outside the Forbidden City and
drives about Picking in an automobile
with only two soldiers to guard him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-29

the genealogy of the Maunsell family
appears states: 1.-The family of Maun-
sell is of ancient descent and high al
lance" L also shows landed estates.
in Counties Limerick, Westineatn'
Dublin, Kings and cities of Dublin,
Limerick and Kildare. 1t gives the
family seat at Ballywilliam near
Rathkeale in the County Limerick.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-29
III. G. SHORE
s2s Wabash Ave. Topeka, Kan
shore Looms in Political horizon.

Harry G. Shore, of Topeka advises US
that he is still in the ring a candidate
for Sheriff of Shawnee County We think
can show better timber than he. While
we do not vote in Shawnee County, we adj
wise the stanch men of all parties to pull
for the Shore nomination.-fFrom the
White City Register. Shores home town.
(Political ADVERTISEMENT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
solte Slpan's Eminent mitsebenF

SelbItperitGnoli6! 0cnn no6 bod
tier &nitreneung, iuenn Die Wltsfeln
Bis mlf's 4eltberite a~ngeipannt iparer
miro Sloan's Ointment ale Steifbeit
entfernen unb @r6 fir ben nddbIten
Sag in quite gerfaiiung bringen. Sbr
iolltet es audi Bel einem plotliher
GnfaG bon 3abni6mer5en benusen,
iorpie BEL iteifen Raden, &iiden'
idmer5en StidenL 8iiien unb bielen
anOeren Malbeiiren, Die einem nab
reno Der Serieraeit 5uitoBen mogen.
y@ir piiroen lieber uniere Ginridt.
ing ai Sauie laiien, als Die Serien
ontreten obne SIoan's Ointment"
idreibt Elm gusfliieIer. r8ir brau6'
en- es fir aIles bon 9rdmpfen bis
3nbnidmeraerl." Steft cine Slaide
nit Elm, ieib borgeieben unb babt tel.
ne &ere.-Gbb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
eOeni.glas in ansiidt seitellt.

DDS Staats. 4derbau.S epartemcni
modt in einem ieiner neiieiten gnle.
fins befannt, baB Die in eeiuiiicn 3ipi-
idenr1umen wieoerfebrcnbe Soclit-
9laee lid in Den nafiten Sohren mie.
Der cinltellcn oiirfte. 0ieie art bon
3ifaoen Seidnct iih burd peridieocne
merfmiirbiec @ieeni6often aus. Nad-
Dem ein Occult aus Dem 81 ecfroden,
bdlt or iid ndnnlih bon 13 big IL
Sabrcn in icincr untcriroiifen 8pb-
nllng an Der @ur5el cines gaumcs
obcr elmer Yflon5e auf. Gr nimmt
MIR lucnig Gabrung 81 lid, pesba!b
er al Den 8llraeln and %ecrtngcn
Shaoen anridtet.
Sobalo er ober an Die Sberfl0dc
gelanst unO bic Sliigel iih entlpidcln,
lit or Gin bG6it gefr6Bi9es Snieft.
@ie Or. Saienan pom Stoots-
Idcrbau 9epartement periifcrt,
mirb Die Slage ME mcbr 10 pcrbdng-
nibuou peroen, als in friiberen Sab
rem, neil Der Sflll9, Die Irt unb ou-
berc Seinbe Die 3ifooen 5iernlid aus
9crottct babcn. gemerfenswertb lit,
oaB Die Spasen 81 Den idlimmltcr
Seinbcn Der 3ifaoen. Sauilic gcbD-
rem. Sn @cgenoen, in oenen Die
@Gloer D mebr ais II Subren cnt.
fcrnt muroerL babcn Die 2arpert nift
eenllg Hobrung an Den perborrclbcn
@llr5eln finben fGnnen unb linn bcs.
bolb cineegangen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
Memo &ermcnSnns fir automobile,

0ic Sarmcr in Oregon baben cine
lleite &%ermcnOlntg fiir lire Il,tomo.
bile QcfunOcn-iic benllben iie nGm-
lid 3ltr Scrtilgung bon @opbers uno
onocrc1 unteriroiid) orbeitcnoen
S%bicrdcrL Bic ibrc Saatcrl id1oigen.
Cine Gar, cine Ieid)te lit uor5u5ieben,
miro in Gin bon @op9ern ~bepobntes
Sclb gefabrcn. Die @ineine miro I'M
Sang ge9alten ilno baS Gn6e cines
Shlatdes am nGrbnult" bcfeitigt
unb bas onbere Gube in elm @opber-
lodi gcitcft ltno nit cincm Sud unb
elm ncnig Gr6c umpaft. aSll fllr5er
3cit Oringcn nun sic 9Gmpfe in sic
beridicoenen @Gnge Elm unh fommen
aus anoercn 266ern beralts. 2eb-
terc wcroen nun 3ugeitopit; nadoem
oies geihcbcn bringen Die @aie in oie
e%ntfernteiten @Gnge 1,nb sic 9cpob-
ner eritideri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
Bots b a M.

Irtbur Spdesfp uno Satin iino
bohcrfreut iiber Ole Infunft zines
Sobndcns. @ir gratulieren bcitens.
s. q. SiIlp unb Sobn &ormonn,
iopic Sris &oelling, iino flcibie
bein1 aleeoreiGen; e~rltere bel q. &.
Sctting unb lebterer bel Sbeobnr
grncfer.
Die @eburtstogS : @eielli6oft, ON
porigcn 9onnerStag Ibeno, bel ga.
Itor 8e6tolb, batte piele 8eiiidcr
unb uerlief bofIt gemiitbli6.
Srau 6. q. Meper lit leioer micocr
%ernltlid erfranft; mir miiniden oober
bolbige 9%eiierung.
9os Wonbi6ein = 8ifnif, am let.
ten Samstag Ibeno, BEL 6. g. 9radt
batte 5ablrei6e 8eiuder.
Gbas. Selll bat Die Altfiidt iibcr
bic Gountp Strabcnbou WaiGinc
Scr. /, bel 2ittle Berger.
ltnier ncl,es Sdulgolis miro bielC
ISOLDE pollenoet per6en.
8eo. SD6esfp bate 0ns MiBgc-
idid, beirn 9rltnneneraben fir Sp.
S~eblepalO, cinen Sarnmer ouf ieinen
Sllb fallen gu laiierL mas cine
idmer5baftc Scrlesun9 5urfoIgc
batte.
5reo &lniiner lit bier Ser &lceio.
men /. &0nig; er bot so 8iiibel llnf
A Bfuno e%eerntet. Otto &Ioiiner
bat bon 10 Idcr 81 9llibcl uu6 sc
Gfltnb g%eerntet.
Gbas. &inf mar am Sonntog OH
@cit6 bel Otto Gloilner.
9enrD Sred)ntanm lulo Gbriit. 2olf
mnren ON letten Sanlstag beim SIC.
paricren bon Or. @prfnton's glltto.
Galtor 9runocblcr madte bicic
ISOLDE cine Iutofobrt nod ct. 2ollis.
Gos Wiiiipnsfcit in Scope bate ci-
men sablreiben 9eiud; piele biciigc
Sarn1er lpobnten oemielben bel.
Scnru Settler mar bprige ISOLDE
bel Geo. Settler in Siage Gountp, be.
ldldttigt.
Irtbur 8roefer lit geeenpGrtig
auf Sobn Storbs GIot beidGftiet.
Srall Gang, bon SermanrL NOR
anr Sonntas orf Seiltd bel StoIl-
mepers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
Gntenidieken i'm 5riibiabr in Mii'
ipnrt berbpten.

0as 9eratbungsfon,ite Oes Bun,
Oesaferbalt 0epartements, oas ieit
GINGER 3eit Serbore in Nen 0ort
obb1lt, fiinoigte geitern on, bob oos
SdieBcn bon @nten I'M Sriibjabre in
SlIinois, Soma, Miiiouri, Rebrasfo
uno &aniaS bon jest an perboten lit.
Cs lporen 5oblreide Broteitc bon So
germ in allen Ebeilen bes 2onoes er.
bobell WoroerL baB ben SGeern in
oieicn Stoatell cine ipe5ieIlc Script
iaiEoli sugieid nit elmer S%riibiabrs,
iaiicn bonn 10. Sebruor bis 10.
Wfara aeuabrt mllroe. Sn jebem an-
oeren Staate lit n,ir cine einaige
Sogoiniion geitattet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
2ittIe 0crner.

Dos jesige fiible @etter lit fir bit
Wenid)en nnb all6 fir Dos Sicb cir
nabrcS 2abiol.
Cine In5obl unierer Sditlbiref.
loren, iomie aud bie GlerfS, begaber
iid oul neraoneenen Samstag mad
Smenspille, Inn Der Gountb Sdll.
ratb aonpcntion bei5ulpobnen.
Die 9ircftoren Der 2ittle Berger
Sdule bobcn bas S6ulbaus gelGit.
bert unh allies in @ereitidnft geiett,
fir ocn anfona bes naditen Sermins
ont a. September @ir boffen ollie
ouf Elm erfolereihes Sduliabr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
Stung Sill.

9os &c. ". ". Yifnif, mcIbcs an
lcbtcn Sonnstog bier obgcboltcu MIR
sc, mar icbr gut beilld)t unb pcrlici
81 o%llaeneincr 3uiriebenbcit.
Ginem @erilft 3uiolQc miro nul 8.
SeptctAbcr, in &ouiictts @rooe, aui
Dem DC. y, u. Glat, cine gciell.
idaftli6c ltntcrbaltrn1g, nebIt Gang,
itattfinben.
SRI. Zulu @llnlper mar mcbrerG
Gage Der porigen ISOLDE IN Scfferion
gitp, allf 9eilt6 bel ibrem gruber
Sbeobpr uno oeiien Samilie.
Gas fir lebtcn Samstae, in Ius-
ii6t geItellte Spiel, 5miiden Den
Seonls bon Senate @robc ltnb Stpnp
Sill, Bot nidt ltattgefunocn lpcil Die
rbops" bon Senate @rope aus irgenb
einent @rilnoe, ni6t eridienen iua.
rem.
Self. 9apis uao Sanilie, bon
montgomery Gountp, iinb our 3eit
bier oilf @eil,d bel gSn. Mo,ipin iinb
Somilic.
gom. Stplte, bon Ierp Sonen, be.
falb iib ant Sonntae bier, bel ieincn
gngeborigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

Henry Schuch. Emil Y. Schuch.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
eemenianlasen 9siiionris.


2ic flint Gementfabrifen oieies
StoateS BADEN in Dem am 80. SUM
1916 81 @noc ecaanacncu 5isfal.
iabrc iibcr AZ Millicn Sob Cement
fabri5irt, Der gum 9urdihnittsprciie
BON SEC, pro Sab iiber bier Mtillionen
Collars mcrtb mar, 10 gieht Der ltaat.
Lido IrhcitsfoEnniii1r Sobn z,
6it5potrid befannt. Sies mar cine
Ibnabmc in Der Gementlieferung oes
porigeu Sisfaljabres bon etipa elm.
bunoert toiiieno Sob. 9icie NIB.
nobmte mar aber MIR in Der SlinntitGt
5ii berSeidnen, bonn I'M 8ertbe be.
Lief lid Die 2ieferung im Sisfaljabre
1914-t5 auf iait Az Iillion Dol
lars, GA Der 0ilrdidnittsprcis 95R
Gent per SOB mar.
9icier bon bem Saliptitatiitifer
u. Z. EDMONTON bergeitellte 9rlle.
tin giebt ferner befannt, Dab III Die
fen fiinf GcmelltanluGcn Wtiilonris
1900 Monns. rrtb Is Sralieitspcr.
ioncn in bieicm leetcn Sisfoljabrc be.
idGftigt paren. Ser bodlte bcSablte
2obn mar fir Superintenoenten
$500 ben Morat uno Der gcringlte
fir neibIihe Stenoerapben $63 Den
Ionot. Sir gemobnli6e arbciter
mar Ser boditc 2obn $2S.25 Die $50
die rnb 5ipar fir Die beiten Cleft
trifcr. Die Sprengarbeiter crbielten
$24. 8etriebs : Sngenielrc crbiel,
ten $22.40, We6anifer bon $12 bis
$21.60, 9rrdorbeiter, @renncr, Sci.
ser, 9obrcr unb 5rmeiit Die scmobn-
liden Irbeiter erbielten $11.90 bis
SIPS Ole ISOLDE. Die Cement
pafer ulo ole Sofflifer erbielten bon
50 bis $17.S5. Cine Gemcntonlage
bciist Elm @Bsimmer, IN Dem Die
meibli6cn IngeItellten bon SIS bis
$40 sic ISOLDE erbalten unb adt
Stllnben bcn Gag unb ied)s Gage Die
ISOLDE arbeiten. Die meilten Irbei.
ter orbciteten re,,n Stunoen Den Gag,
@rubcnorbeitcr ltllr a6t Stunbcn,
Mablcr unb glcftrifer II Stun0en,
pcibIihe Selepbon . Speroteure aft
Stunocn ltnb erbielten $40 bic $50
DIE. Die Gernentfubrifcn wllroen
iicben Gage in Der ISOLDE betricben,
bod orbeiteten Die Mehanifer unh
geipobnliden Irbeiter MIR ieds
Sage.
Miiiouri Cement nurbe nod bic.
len Staoten Tin perianot. 10 ncit
oitlih Wie 8eit Sirginio, 10 Wcit
norblid mic @idigan unb 8iscon.
i'm, 10 meit norbmcitli6 mic Horb.
lno Siio-0 afota rno 10 melt iiiblid
mie 2ouiiiana,l Seras. Irisonn, Mii
liiiippi unb Mlabama.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

Der 8rnnbitein Ser @eiunbbcit
licgt in Der 3irfulation rcinen glu-
tes. $50 bieie feblt lit man allen ar.
ten forperlider Sciben allsgclctt.
Sorni's Mlpenfr6rter cntfcrnt ollie
llnreinbeitcn aus Dem SpItem nnO
unb biIoet .neltes, rcldes 9lut, boS
boil scr @%ciunobcit. Gs lit MIR
ol1rd) Specinlaecnten SIT bc5icbcn,
ooer oircft bon ben Scritellern, Or.
Yctcr Sobrnep & Cons Go, 1875
So. Some @(pc,, Chicago, Sll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
Gus bsrtcitc Cos.

y
Der 8eOonfe on Die eiuige gsodJt Der
9linobcit nit Sdauoern. Giht bas
Sidt Der Some. nift oas Grim Der
@ieien, nit)t bas Slau ocs Simmcls
crbliden 81 b%iiricu, bas Oiinft inns
bas bcflagensperteite Sdifiol. Sc.
len mir in Den 8ricesberidtcu bon
nernidtenOrm 6eier, bon @osonarif.
fen uro bon erbittertcn Gabf1mpien,
10 orongt lid inns 5unGdit Der sc.
bonfe ouf an Die IermIten, meld,e bel
Dem Wam gegen damn &ingen ibr
Augenlidt einbiiiien.
IS pirft oaber foit bc~rllbigcnO, al
crfabrcl, Dab laut neueitcn 2o6rih.
ten oes 3entralfomitees bonn 0eut.
idcn Hoten &reu5, Die bis in Die
jiingIte @%caenpart Suriideeben, es
in Deuti6lanb insgeianunt MIR ctiuo
ncilnbrnocrt bis touicno 9riegsblin.
DC giht. Bel Der eridiitterno srobcn
3abl ioritigcr Spfcr bes &rieaes
nod mebr ais Spei &ompfiobren, er.
gibt lid Gin GuBerit geringer Tro3ent.
ias al &rieesblinoen.
Se5ei6neno fir Die erItaunlide
Spfermilli9fcit unb tiefempfunoene
9%anfbarfcit Oes 0euti6cn Solfes iiir
feline Seloen lit bic Gotiote, oob fir
hieie neltnbunbert bis tauieno &riegs.
blinoen bisber niht mcnigcr oils runo
a6t Willioncn Iarf eciommcIt NOR
Den iin0.
@s lit meni6lih peritdnolit un0
pcr5eiblih, baB lid bas Mitleio Der
Illgemcinbeit itets 5ucrit ben 9lir.
Den %5ltiuenbet. Soit man jeood oic
gall5e Sra9if bes &rieges unpcr.
manot ms Iltge, bot man iid) IN ben
ucrpcnoufreibenben Sagen &c.
mig Sa6lid)feit beluabrt, Inn fnlgc-
ridtige S6Iiiiie 5ieben 5u f0nnerl, 10
mlB man geiteben, Dab cine erobe
Wcnge onoerer SriegsbeidGbigter &C.
nib cbenio beoalernslpert lit, mic Die
&riegsblinoe1.
Mou bcnfe oil Die t1pieren &ric-
ger, bic 9ciunb an 2eib uno Seele
~alis5ogen, ,ltno Die MIN iniolee Ser
crlittenen lfmeren SerlcBungen ooS
9ett nidt perlaiien fonnen, l1no bic
meiit pollig auf fremlbe @artltne ulb
Eflege ongcmieien iino. Siclleift
ollf S~ebens5eiten.
@Grc cs nidt irelloig 81 bceriiBen,
mcnn fir Siede unb @eldbmte, ioipie
fiir Soloaten nit idlperen &opf-
idiiiien, bel benen bGlifig Die M0g-
lid)fcit elmer Ipdteren cpileptiihen
&ronfbeit beitebt, ebenio reide @aben
aeiolmmelt miiroet1, fuie fir Die 9lin.
ben? Sinh ooh aud lie i6pcr
bcimgeiitdt bonn Sdifial, ,no Der
bette uno balternoe 0anf fir ibre
trcuc Gflidterfiillung wGren Die
mpbltGtige rnb menidcnfreunblihc
N%iditcnlicbe, Die ibnen 10 mondc Gr.
lcihterune peridoffen fonnte.
@obcn fir ir%genoeincn 3meig oes
&illfSlperfes bcliebe man an ic8ert.
Idc @otihoft ooer Die 9eutiden Som.
llllatc 81 lenbcn bon no aus lie ourd
bie Scrmittllng Ger 0eIcgierten Oes
0cutihen 9totcn &relt5es in bcn Ser.
ciniQten Stontcn, 1923 9rooomop,
Ncn Oprf, lmpcr5iiglih mo unucrs
first nuf iiGJcrem @ege nod 9critid)-
lnnb iibcrlpicien ncrbcn. IS itebt je.
ocnl Biitigcn @ebcr frci ST. beitimmer
fir pcIdc SIrt Der arieeSbiIfc cr feline
Stiftuug Dermal6t iebcn mill. Stcts
fam CT li6er iein, Dab leine Inorb.
nltng gemiiienboft befolgt miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
eiues arstes @aittel seaen 9nhen.

Gls Elm Nittel gegen Suiten mi
@rfdltitng berbinoet Or. Bells 8ine.
Sar.Sonig Die redten g~eitanbtbeile
gegen Suiten i'm Sommer ober @in,
ter. Gin @eriu6 miro ben mirfiden
8ertb oieier Suitenme0i5in bemeiien.
Or. 8elPs @ine.E ar.Sonie idnftigi
ben Suitenreia, tOotet ben grfdI-
lungs &eim nnb miro giid biel gut
tbun. Cine 25c. Slaide miro @rd)
mebr oils iiber5eugen-nirb guren
Sliten bcieitieen. Sci 4potbefern.
(slbb. 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

&eincs, beitiIltrtes @oiier, gum
Srinfen nnb fir automobil. 3tpede.
5lt perfaufen in allen auantitGten.
Otto @berlin Sermonn, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
bermann
armor=:6ranitwtrfl
BON.
SchuCh Bros

@CrmanrL M D.
Serfertiaen Momumellte, @rabs
ltcine ulfp. aus Grant ltto Marntor;
ebCnfalls @infoiiungen fir @r1ber
ooer SamilienplGse, Stets cine
grobc ailspobl fertiger Monumente
an Sonb. gs,r Dos bette Bacterial
miro gebrau6t. Sreiie nieorig urio
3ufrieoenbeit 9arantirt.
Sdnd Sros.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features of the Days Dealings in Al
the Leading Stocks

New York, Nov. 27.-Vague rumors
of disquieting character aggressive
selling by professional traders and an
advance in call money to 81 per cent.
the highest rate except one this wear.
contributed to the heavy closing of to-
days market after an early period of
strength and several new maximums
The hardening of money rates was
not unexpected in view of last weeks
bank statement which disclosed a fur
ther contraction of excess reserves to
barely more than s5s.00O,O0O de-
crease of more than $4,000. 600 in the
last three weeks and the smallest to-
tai since the middle of the year.
Gains o. the forenoon ranged from, a
substantial fraction in United States
Steel at new high record of 129 "a to
point or two in other active indus
trials, and l to 3 points for leading
equipments. Coppers also were better.
being stimulated by another advance
in future prices of the refined metal.
Utilities and specialties of no spe-
clal designation were higher at their
pest by to Z points. the latter gain
being registered by Ohio Gas at the
record of los 3-4.
Rails were in no sense a factor
marketWise, the only noteworthy
movement in that quarter being the
temporary strength of Reading and
other coalers and the consistent heav-
mess of Canadian Pacific. Mexicans
followed the upward trend of the first
hour but were among the first to lose
ground. Total sales aggregated $780,
600 shares.
The most interesting development Of
the day in its broader implications was
the decline of Exchange on the Cen
trail Powers to the lowest rates quoted
since the outbreak of the war. In
point of fact. offerings of bills on Ger
many and Austria were barely nomi-
nal, SO that today's depreciation was
sentimental rather than actual.
Gold imports on large scale from
England by way of Canada, were re-
sumed and further moderate exports
of the metal to South America were
made.
Bonds were irregular, with Paris
Is at new low quotation. Total sales
(par valued amounted to $5,34O,OO0.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
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PUNCTUATION
| MONDAY IN THE
WHEAT PRICES

Chicago. Nov. N.-wheat prices came
down today with a crash, breaking in
some cases as much as 81 cents a bushel.
Big sales by some of $the leading houses
started general movement to unload
holdings and gave an opening for aggres-
sve selling by bears.
Talk Of the likelihood Of an armistice
in Europe had considerable to do with
weakening the market and so also had
rumors of the presence of a fighting sub
marine off the American Atlantic coast
Continued reference to a possible embar-
go by the United States was likewise a
factor.
July wheat. in which the greatest de-
cline took place. fell to $1.45 as compared
with $1.54s to s1.54g at the finish on Satur-
day.
In later dealings the market scored raj
lies. The greatest recovery was in the
last hour and was due to an unexpected
falling of shown in the, United States
visible supply: Prices. however. closed
weak at net losses Of 81 to II cents a
bushel. with December at s1.73i to 81. 73a
May $iso to s1.soa, and July s1.4sz to SIS
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FROM MAINE WIRES
Indictments in HouIton Court.

The grand jury of Houlton on
Saturday reported the following indict-
ments and were discharged: John An
derscn of Ashland. robbery: Ross
Bushey of Benedicta, manslaughter;
Willard Emmerson and Thomas Cronin,
breaking Jail; Albert Gagnon, forgery;
Chandler McDougal Of Fort Fairfield.
larceny; Philon Richie, burglary; OAR
las Terriault, assault; John Meredith,
assault; Victor ]. Violet, Fort Fairfield,
manslaughter. Several other indict-
ments were returned but as capiases
were still to be issued they were not
made public.
Bankruptcy Proceedings.
Albert j. Plante of Rumford, q la
borer Thursday filed a voluntary Pc
tition in bankruptcy in the office Of the
clerk of the United States District
| Court. His liabilities amount to $780,
IS. Of which 1913 is secured, and there
are assets of 500. all claimed to be ex-
empt. Albert BeIliveau of Rumford IS
attorney for the petitioner.
Other voluntary petitions: Gaudias
Bouianger of Lewiston, laborer;
liabilities s4SS75, of which $3.50. IS
are unsecured; $50 notes and bills
"HAS'i I''C pCtitiCiiSl ought TO
be paid by other parties. Assets, $75.
! H. Z. Belleau. Lewiston, attorney.
Postal Clerk Stole $3.50.
Crcwell F. Lord of Bar Harbor. ar
ra1gned before United States Commits
sioner Charles H. Reid, Saturday
morning in Bangor, pleaded guilty to
the charge Of having feloniously con.
verified to his own use s610 of the money
belonging to the Bar Harbor postoffice.
IN which he was employed as a clerk.
IL is understood that he has made res
tuition or will do so. Bonds were
1Hed at $3.50 by Commissioner Reid.
Lord will be tried at the February
term OF the federal court to be held in
bangor and his case will be one of the
nrst before that newly created tri-
bunal.
AIonzo F. MorreII of Auburn.
Alonzo Franklin Morrell passed away
at his home at East Auburn. Saturday.
NOV % Mr.. Morrell was born at Auburn
August q, 1S41, the son of Daniel and
Esther Nash Morrell. Practically all of
his life has been passed in that civ Ia
enlisted in the Civil War at it's beginning
and served until he was severely wounded
IN the battle Of Cedar Mountain. He was
a member of Burnside Post G. A. r and
the L. V. U. Mr.. Morrell Is survived bv \
widow, Louisa Bradbury Morrell, and two
daughters Mrs. Charles F. Curtis and
Mrs Pearl c. Record. both of Auburn.
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New York Produce Market
INDUSTRIALS BOSTON

New York, Nov. q.
FLOUR-Easy; spring patents 93O@955
winter patents S4ousS0; winter straights
S20G S45.
WHEAT-Spot weak; No. / Durum
2o9 "a; No. ? hard 1913 IA; No northern
Duluth POI 81; No. l northern Manitoba
2o5a fob New York.
CORN-Spot weak. No, yellow los Us
elf New York Today shipment.
OATS-Spot weak; standard 90 SIG
81 IA.
PORK-Firm: mess $500 300; family 81
@3i; short clear 29G31.
Realistically; mess 23d235o; family
2550Gt2101.
LAKD-Strong; middle west 1730Ql74o.
BUTTER-Firm; receipts 3451; creamery
higher than extras 43443A; creamery ex-
tras, 92 score, 42d424; tirsts 39Q41a; sec
onds 3763Ss.
cred extra fine 1880; extra firsts 47M4S:
firsts 44M46; seconds 39G43: nearby hem
merry white fine to fancy 63Q65; do. brown
50M56.
POTATOES-Long Island barrel 450G50O;
Maine in bulk per $50 lbs. 4O0d525; Cana
dian do. 4S04525; state do. 450M500; Jersey
do. 450M415; southern sweets Dbl. 2OoM3IO;
Jersey basket 75Gt165.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, Nov. q.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 15a@16.
SPRING BRAN-331i $3.50.
BUTTER-Northern 3saG40; western 37l
Q39a.
CHEESE-New York twins 25@2512
CORNING. 2 yellow ia.
EGGS Choice hennery and nearby 646
65; western 44d52.
FLOUR-Spring patents 92o@1o.
HAY-No. 1 grade 21M2150.
LAMBS-Spring l6lM1S.
MIXED FEED-36i4o.
OATS-No. , clipped white 65a.
PORk-Medium backs 1915.
POTATOES-335 a 345 per two-bu. bag.
sUGAR-Granulated, 20 Dbl, lots, 76o.
VEAL-S415.