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9antiasms.

Sir Die uns anlGBlid Oes Eobe8
unferes ~aelie6ten @atten, 8aters,
9ruoers, ShDiegerbnter8 uno 8roB.
baters, Ebeooor @rapp, erDieiene
5bmpatbie, fir Die 8abIreihe 9etei-
Iialnq bel Ter 9eerbigung, nnment.
lid Dem Geutffeu 2anbmebr 8erein
bon 6moba un0 allen 8ereinen,
gSahbnrn, 8ertDm0ten un0 8efantt.
ten fir sic prdftigen 8Ilinhenipen,
ben uno Serrn gaitor Gdaefer fir
leine froItretden 8orte iogen mir
hermit unieren tief eefiblten 3onf.
Camille 8rapp.
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5. S. S. 1T rein
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
B(ut-B e6anO(ung!

&unoiee bnben entoedt 6aB 8oIo
nno 5el6 reidli9 init 9flan5eft nn<
gefiat fin0, fUelde 0ie Sauptteile fiirI
9eilmittel gum aurieren taft alcr.
lmenidlifen ardnf6eiten biloen. Mle-
0iainen, ans arailtern uno gorfell
l~beitebeno, iueEde Die gtatnr ben Wen1
ideH CUR 8erfuBung geitelt bat, iinOI
l6eiier aIs Itarfe miueroIiihe w2ir-
turen. Mlineraliide Mebi3inen Mrs
fen iddoIid nuf Die 5nrten Seile oesi
5DItents, beIonoers dul Den Magenl
lun6 bic Gingeneioe, in6e1u 1ie oie.
ieIbeH dsen, bronii6e lnoer0ouIia.
teit Derlrindjen uitD oft bic @efuno4
belt u~ntersrabeu. g. G. 9. 1T un-
ter @arontie Elm reines Bflan5enJ
geilmittel uno beitebt g1nSLid) aus
miloen, beiiiamen, reinen0en Burs
5eLH, ardutern ltn0 Hinoen, tueLde
nifJt nIr ale 9eile 0es SnItemg
tDieoer aHfbdHen, Ionoern ale Site
uao llnreinbeiten aus 6eua gIrtt Uer.
frei6eIL. 9. e. Q. 1T cine fi6ere
Sur fir aae 8-ltt-ermfbeiten. 81
reinigt oas ganBe Snten. 9. Q. e.
III IN Ieoer Ipotbefe Sa boben. q
2. g. 1T eine Stan0nrb Weeoisin.
a~nerfunttt ais oos groBte ie erfnn.
oeHe 9latmitteI. Sails SIR Jan EN-
beion0erer If, Idreiben Gle an
StDit specific Co., atIantn. Ga.
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ten bat. gtn 5u~itdn0iger SteIe iin0
Dem uuternebmen feline SdUierigs
feiten in oen @eg geleat morOen
ober es lit ooraaf %bingeDieien ipor-
ben, ooB $425,000 erforOerlih iein.
mirben bic Soften fir gtild mo
GroHsport, iofpie fir Den @ntaitf Ell
les fleinen 3ampfers 81 oeden, Der
ausidIteBlid nit gPiIh fir &inoer
5u befratten lit. Isle nun LIBERAL
i'm 2an0e 5Gnoe riibrig itn0, oas
8elo 5lfiaHmen3ubringen, 70 bat es
iid aud Der 9ebrasta 5raueubltn6
angeIegen icil laiien, ieinen Geil
6ei3utrogen. un6 es lit ibm in fur.
ser 3eft geIungen mehr ais 800.
gu iammeln, mo oieie Slunme iol
pie man bolt, nod our $1,000 on
DafIen. 3as Gelo ioa ODER erit
Damn ieiner geitimmung itbergeben
meroen, Denn Die iidere 4nfuBft oes
Shiffes In einem 9afen Geutidk
lambs gardntiert lit.
Sn Dem borlebtm geridt fano fd.
Elm orger 8ruffebler. SD bate an
Dem &au8ler Der l~luperjitdt iPi.
nc GeutidfremoIidfeit berbor6eben
poaen mo lns NM oaB er Elm.
idlimmer 3eutidenfreiier iei.
f
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Illus cincclri, uebr.
Ia siuni SIG.

IA. Sltlit 1915.
Gin alter Greun0 oes gobea.
lGfift8 hi 2incoIn bat oieie Muit1It
init etne1n teItotnentariIdcn Ser.
mddtnis bon $4,000 bis $4,000
Ibe6ndt. 90 nir0 Iaben 6emnatlt
9huIoenfrei 0afteben. Gbenio lit oieie
MnltoIt fitr8Iih onrh 5relinOesbnnb
III ben Beitg elmer @rabitdtte fir
lis Grdber duf benz @gnfd 5rieo-
Bot g~efoum1en. Der 5onos snr Be
5haffana zines Jobritublg (gleb1s
4org), mcLfer 5u $1,000 Deran-
adLagt iDlr0e, lit bereits auf 800
onaetuadlen. Dlan b0fft, tn flir3er
Set bic erforoerlihe Summe BEL.
fnnlmen ST baben, Inn iofort nit
benz ginbnu 0es Gdbrihndtes ap
beginner. Die Notwithstanding
Mt I'M Sntereiie Der gebrehIihen
MIfen, Delhe III ben oberen Sto6s
merfgn 0es &eb1u6eg uutergebrnht
IinD. un0 bie oie Greppen nift mebr
IfeigeR fnnnen, OringenO tuiiHfhens.
Dert. gisher fonnfen He iid mir
bon ibrm Genitern aaIs on ben ih0.
men MuIogen tint 8arten erfreiten,
pbne Die WohItnt 0es Sh1ftens in.
ter ben 8dunlan su genieBen. Die
Reueinridtlng miro enc lpeieitlibe
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"g Rob e"
0ge b.
GdnIerLtfe.

SenrD grrnf, Solepb @utideipsfi,
QauL @o3apfeL George Gang, 50.
iepb YteBmer. SoDu BisL Charles
gtabn, Crit Gtou0ader, e0maro
Stenner, Clarence Drummer, 9ttfe
&Detler. Sohn @adtler, 8trginin
Donnerneicr, gIi5obetb gder, Ser.
trltOe Crop, eiisabetD Sorhatb CIT.
8abet9 9etobogeL, Bertha aautb,
Jrances 6. %seritteubrint, Barbara
Ber9dro, Clara 2eutenegger, Ger.
tribe giiaer, 0eIen 9tcauliffe ga.
tberine 9id, Margaret 8eb, WtiIoreO
S9miot Margaret Ghntlot, Stole
St1uooder, anno Stod, Marg
6rib, Catherine 3ralitner, 8oialia
Drummer, Catherine 8ogL Gli5n.
BETH 8e1neiter.
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GER Su9bes bot Serru RooeoeIt niht ben @efaaen geton, tim
ben giid5ug gu erIefdtrn uno Den Deutihamerfonern ben berIdngten
g~afeuftLbr ST aeben. 90 tpenie ME es 6e Gbicagoer rpubtfaniife
aonDeution gaan bat uO 10 ier aud bic gmifdre RoofbeHs uno Der
grren 6os bon ibr berlangen. 90 fbr aud gewHie GHbrr Der Bun.
mcoPr bns ninihen.
Ger geruh 3fooleoefs. fd bon benz aanoi0nten Ser aoubention,
Die fh feline 9iftate nibt auorangen IRB, 3~ugetdnoniHe 5u perihoffen,
Die hanad uasieben iolen, ais babe er bod @orfbrften gu MAIDEN un6
dg bobe r geaOe nit benz GeblerbafeFen ieiner Sdlhans bod 9fe1t
sebnbt mar bon pornberein sum WiBIngen berurtent.
Ras oas 9erIrngen, 9err Sugbes foqe Die llnterfhisung Der oenHh.
anertaniben Stnrngeber bon fh peten, 10 befon6ers n~erfplroig bel
gooRDet unhts lit aber, Dob er fedber ieoen Brief, Den ibm Elm 0eutih.
nuterfaner fhrefbt, beroffentIi4t ppnn ibm oofn EN- Sort Der inner.
heHmng gddst tm0 lnRrftitung perfpr0ben pir0.
Gs ftent ounad, fe fno Elm pertooGes Clement, nena fe Gaf faner
Gefe fno, o6er elm greaeL Denn fr ib gegen i'm menOeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-16

8erbeiierung Der AnitoLt fem. -
5rnit 9outp, cine SniaIiiu oes aI.
teHbeims, bat fnr8Iid eu1en Shlog.
nnfna erlttten uas lit ieitoern ans
Bet g%eFeIIeIt.
Der 6~rnuenberein Der @er1ein0e
oeg Baitor goanrnnn in @alton,
gae6., beitdtiete in Oieier Bode oas
Gnbenbeim.
Die 6amiIie oes @ultor 6. Slot
ihe tpuroe IN oieien Gugen 6urh arl-
genebmen geiub iiberrnIht. 5rau
Rdth, bon 4ri5onn fogHfaeno nobm
bel ibr 4biteigequartter, nm ii1 nod
elmer ~poiienOen Bobnung in Der
5toatsbauptitnot urnSuIeben.
Serr 8ou[ @npper nebIt Janlifie
aus geemer, Nebr., trof am IcBten
Samsfng per autonnobiI BEL Ieinent
.Wruoer, bern Gireftor Des Wiortin
qlitber Serninars, 8u 8eluh Elm un0
brahte ais germ geiebene @1Ite
@errn ST. @oIpp nebit Grau uno
9errn 9aul Seller aus Gcribner
nit.
9rob Ser engliIdea 8Iofo0e Ioa
befnnltIid oenrnadIt bon einenl
nmerifaniifen SdFen Elm Shiff mil
f~onoeniierter un0 trodener Miid)
rad Geutidllano abgeben, fir oas
Die omerifoniife gtegierine 4ldr-
maa56gug allsaulten A erbO-
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Omaha tltuiIksr crein.
ede Cob unb II. etraBe.

eOuHtaa ben rs. Snni 1916, ubsHbs 200 l6r
Oasepeltu in 5dnserfreiieH Grtss
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-16
soasie6en i'm aaSitorinul.

Cine Siege Der Sdneoen miro iid
nit elmer iolden Ser 0dnen Sontltag
2lbeno i'm auOitorium I'M &au5ie-
ben meiiell. gisber tparen Die 90.
men bier bic Meilteri9nfts Gauaie.
Der, mo Die 5htDeoen meroen Der.
ibnen ben Mang ob8uIaaim.
Der aamtpf miro bis surt bitteren
GllDe ousgeFohten peroeu. 9uBer
Den 5eioen Miegen niro ~oieienigen
BEG TiirnDereiis Der Siloieite iidj
nit ~0erienigcn oes Jlorelce Sra.
teEauDGLlb mejiea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-16
Scntmcrn1tltssS c

pernnnoltt BON Der errend@einnas.S eion, nuier eiitgr Mttpirfrna
me6rerar biefNcr ndmbdher ainfder, icue bs Omaha 8tbcrGuarhets
oes eontorod 2amebors uno oeS 8. aeeie Snfrnmendn uartehs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-16

Ger adnsrms FLIGHT in bic auRe snr einGrfaHrt mad GrnuO SsIaHb
e~inriHspres pro @gou 25e fir ane
RrOgramm
SHfunentaIS nrfett.
9. @rober auImnrh Der sanger uo Sangertnnen oes Dmnba R'8.:
al 8ereinsmarih bon Stlbbc, 3menhor.
b Stnoug, WaHh, &tdter, Wl1nner9or.
q Smaba S1nsermorid. bon Saui6io, @eniftter ebor.
3. g@rIb euh @oH4 Shobr
8uberGutnttt
A. Solo fir gab. Serr Granf 9atnir.
5. Snhgorinn 6antohe Selor Belo
nitrmentaIGuartett.
6. 8meres 8aBer NonDo ..........,.+....... SERB @inlbert
Gocor0io Samendor.
z. al Rocpre b 8al5er ........... Ghoptn
Solo fr ginno, SER Signuno Gonosberg.
s. @eguer @Gber ............... &uoolf 8alomarn
Solo fir 5oprau 6rnu O. @. Sden.
g. Nocnrno GnfrmentoL Guortet) ................. 9oppIer
Quet fir eiainete H. 6lote 6rua Q. amgbort /. srr DIE gebeL
SerrenF@emgsffion.
If. Die ih0nieu apgeu@ Solo fir S~dlas5tber, Serr Ssnrb G. Sdaber.
y. Ger teine gRaHn 9pmOriiiiae SScu9 Serr Serb sebnarn
10. @nRen4oHa ...s........ 81. 8iebrer
@etHhter Gbor os Omaha @iuifberens.
Ia. @otpourrt lhr oatihe @olfsleOer, SntrumeRaL0 Quartet.
81. Ru6. Steele Better 0s 8rogrnuls.
lin Den qufsnt9at I'M sooIe 70 mgenctn me mogHd 8u oetoIten,
lit cine genlgenoe an5abI eeftrHdr 6dter Gngebradt noroeh nm ben
gdten ino SGn8en alblng 5l bTidaffer.
ginen gemBraaen IbeH0 oeripredeno, bitten mir I'M reht 5oblreide
gteuigmg. 9as a0niee.
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CADILLAC COMPANY OF OMAHA
2o60 Farnam Str.
Geo. f.. Rsim, PrEA Douglas APPS
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sr generiraa fdeft u SIC aaRe snr sinaria9rt nad GranS 81
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cintriitspreis pro 8erIon 25t fir qne.
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N~nter6a(tung Der
st. JOlep6'S Sd6u(e!

5onntag 0en is. Sunt nohmit.
tags 8 llbr gebea bic ShuItinoer
Der Oeutiden fdtbolliden ct. So.
iepbs Stride Int Der 53ulbale an
10. un0 Center StraBe aus 4nIaB
.oes GhuliAluiias lire i1brlihe In
.terbaltung. Die ebripir0igen Shul.
idmeitern baben NIT ibren 5hiilern
Elm ui1geneiu reiabalti8es nn0 III.
tereilantes &rogranm griin0li6 ein-
ituoiert, oas BET Dieier 8elegenbett
sur 4~usfilbrung fomn1en Uirn. 3n5.
lelbe miro ben 8eiuhern gelDib Ell.
.nige angenebme ShlHocn bereiteu
un0 iino oesboI6 nidlt nar bic bit
alie0er Der @emeiHoe, ionDern bic
5relnOe Der SdHljugen0 i'm aage.
meinen 5t Der i60nen 6eier frelno.
lihit eiHgaaoen. Ger eintritt be.
.tragt % Gents. Sm Gadfolgenoen
peroffentlidn mir oas gauge gro.
grnnm:
/. Gtn5ngsntdrid 1880. .alniie
2. 8egrnbung ..aoie Stauoader
3. Re5itation .Slaiie
A. 9rdeter
5. Gbe Emo @rnnomos.
.Wtarie @roB unb Sltlio Aeh
6. 8eutfhlon0 ilber gae5. .ernit
GtouoaAer alu0 giaD @roB
z. 9roma: gMarias Sebter Sag"
i. Mt:
s. 9rddter
2. Mt:
8. ySoI0ier'g Marh" .aotit
Soiepb Mebner onO 9iobart
gbIePorao
8. aft:
10. Grdeter
gerfonenDer5eihnt
@. Marid. .eDelDn S6aefer
@. @abrid .4ololie Drummer
@. Qriel. Catherine Sid
e. @fortb1. .@ertritoe @roB
Q. MagomeIo .........
1890. Mildred Sdmiot
Claudia 4rocula ......
.girgiuio Donnermeier
Gpmne. @ertruoe Wliaer
2pDia. Bertha aantb
Mirjam. ). Wfarearet aeb
aIepnq. Mnna Stod
gnaeI@
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Clara 9eutengger, GIiiobetb
SeiobogL eIiiabetb Oder, CIT.
iabetb 3ehmefter. Cha SON.
eiien, Wiarie @erbaro, Mlooe.
line aronop anna DieioIin.
ger, 8oie ariegIer. &ereia
8olreis, Clara Nlerten, Mfarie
Sofmmu.
II. @ran0ma's Birthday.
........... .6elen WcgLuLiffe
~. Soft erbnIte 6ran5. SO. @ut.
i6epsfi Ii. albert 2eutenegger
13. Gbe 2ibing Stutle
1. aft:
IA. Graelter
2. aft:
Is. o6oreit Cat" Stebenion
gtarp 6ris, Clara 2eutenegger
mo @ertrnoe @fiuer
8. aft:
16. Gr6dter
4. att:
II. $arre, meme SeeIe. .alaiie
Is. @aLeoictorD .Senrp 9runt
10. @niprode un0 austeIlltng Der
3iplomen Ourd Reb. q. 9aei.
ficu5 ao9nen
4Ieser, German Bltrgomaiter
............ 5oiepb MeBmer
@lop5 $50. 4obert 9ta6tigaa
3'aeeie. $50. .8eter aoIeD
Sepeuiboe. -. 4mtL Sdinfer
Shmitt -. .Sobn Boareis
6irit Councilman ........
......... Clarence Drummer
SeeouD Councilman
.............. George Sang
&biro gouniIman
.........~...5 ranf 8idcrt
5ourtb Councilman
.............. 4auI gtuenG
Stiff Councilman $1,000.
.............3o bn Sdinter
Sirtb Councilman
.............. Mtife Gbeler
Courier. .9obert GbIeboroo
Gteiger ..5oiepb @utideDsfi
Sdo6toa 80. Sobn 8a6tler
8oliee, 5arrners, 8opuIace
BE s r nj"
"8 { 0 8 le"
IA q :, So
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-03
SCHOOLS TO OPEN
IN BARTLESVILLE
Largest Enrolment in History of Cit,
l. Expected Monday
Morning.
Special to The World

Special to The World
BARTLESVGLLE, Okla. Sept. .
Bartlesville's schools will open for the
term Of 1867 on Monday. Septom-
ber .. That Is the date most of the
district schools Of the county will
open too. In the city schools the term
extends over a period Of nine months.
Ir the district schools about 90 per
cent OF the schools have nine
months term and the balance have an
eight months term.
This year Bartlesville's schools will
show record enrolment on the
opening day. That is shown In a late
census taken OF the number of chill
drcn Of school age in the city and the
large number of tuition students who
will enroll for the coming term. quite
likely the attendance on the opening
day will be close to $500 students In
uc high and ward schools Of the
city. Sixty-fivc teachers have been
engaged to teach in the city schools,
the largest number hired in any ono
year because of the increased at
tendance more teachers will have to
he hired.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-03
SCHOOL REPORTS
SENT TO WILSON
STAT" superintendent of Education
Learns of Efforts in
County.

County superintendent II. d. Max
wei yesterday handed in his report "a
the state superintendent Of schools
H. II Wilson. II Is the annual re
port Tor the fiscal year ending July /,
and Is gratifying in every respect
Mr.. MaNwelrs report shows that
there were three new buildings
erected in Tulsa county during the
past year at a cost of $4,000. The
number of teachers which have been
employed was 354 Eighty-four school
buildings were used
The value Of the school property in
the county is $I533.57O. During the
past year $572,9S405 has been ex-
pended upon the schools of the county
In the payment of salaries for teachers
and the upkeep of the buildings and
property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-03

| was steady and sure. bringing several
| OF the important structures to point
whore inClemcnt winter weather will
not hinder operations.
The most important announcement
made during the week was that OF J
| J. tulhcrtson. who proposes 10 com
plete his block to Fourth and Boulder
by the erection of a one-story build
ing extending one hundred feet on
| Boulder and similar distance ON
Fourth. All of this win be frontage
as the storerooms viii be only thirty
feet deep.
Mr. tulbortson said last night that
the contemplated building viii be only
temporary. His intention is to erect
tcn-story building AZ soon as ma
terials decrease in price.
tulbcrtsOn Builds.
Mr.. Culbertson has recently com
plctcd thrce-story structure on
Fourth street and is erecting another
on Boulder. The new one-story build
lng will be ON the corner between
these two. Mr.. Culbertson's entire
lot Is l4O feet frontage on Fourth
street and 200 feet ON Boulder
The postoffice building. Third and
Boulder, was completed during the
week 50 far as most Of the exterior
work is considered. The heavy stone
work, which has been Sc long and
tedious. is done. The entire force of
Workmon will be put on the inside
during the winter.
The additions OF third stories To the
H. o. Mcclure building on Main near
Fourth and on the Tulsa Motor com
I'anN garage a. Ninth and Main, were |
half completed.
In All Parts of city.
Other buildings which are now un- !
icrgoing interior decoration are the |
ltPht WAY laundry on South Cincin- |
nati. the Jewish synag gjgue at Elev- |
nth and Cheyenne and the J. T. |
washington garage At Seventh and |
Main
Work Of pouring concrete on the |
l'w Midland Valley depot began dur
rE the week. The old depot has been
moved across the tracks to make way |
or construction work.
IT'S amazing to me- said AN eX-
1c"cnced contractor yesterday Il
ant keep track with this city. | |
vent To a dealer in crushed rock the
.lher day aud found that couldn't |
get any from him until 1911 Some
"a tildingi'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-03

Lost or stoleu-A Rose" single ac
ton tire pump from Tulsa World
truck Thursday morning. ANY on,
finding same please rctdin TO World
Publishing company and receive re
ward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-03
MONTH IS OPENED
WITH ACTIVITIES
Building Work Is on IN
crease and Large Build
ings Under Way.

Although somewhat hampercd 10y
hortage of building material and the
threatened railroad strike, construc-
tion In Tulsa during the past week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-03
.SWEENEY'S
TENTH AND MAIN.
Phones 1i63-It6I-tIs5.
store Closed at Noon Monday,
Labor Day.

| we congratulate ourselves and our
customers on the apparent settlement
! OF the strike. We did not try to alarm
anybody, nor induce them to buy, fot
this reason, emitting even our usual
advertising, nor did we raise prices
any more than they would have been
raised HAD THERE BEEN NO
THREATENED STRIKE II was
necessary To limit potatoes to "A peck
To II customer. wise precaution. as
this way We were able to give all "A
limited supply. If the strike had come
we would be in Il position 10 continue
serving everybody the same way
We believe in preparedness, there
fore WE WE'RE NOT CAUGHT
SHORT; we believe in the square
deal, therefore WE DID NOT TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF AN OPPORTUN-
lTY TO BOOST PRICES AND REAP
AN EXTRA PROFIT AT THE EN-
PENSE OF THE PUBLIC
California Plums. basket ....... 65c
Crisp Celery. bunch ..........IOc |
Head or Leaf Lettuce, lb. ....... zoe |
iOthtotS, peck ......... ..........., SOC !
2 lbs. Sunflower Butter Use |
Fresh country eggs. doz. ........ 35c |
Elberta Peaches, basket ........ 25c |
Fresh Tomatoes. basket ........ zoe |
Green Beans. 10. ...............I5C |
Tokay Grapes, lbs. ........... 25c
Malaga Grapes, 10. ............. Zoe
Large Oranges. doz. .......... IOc-5Oc
Grimes Golden Apples, PIX ...... 5G'
Jonathan Apples, pa. ........,.. SOC
Cudahy's Lard .............6 6Oc-05c
Tulsa Lard .................5 55C-9Oc
Fancy Dressed Chickens, 10. .... .27c
Dressed Fat Hens lb. .......... 22c
The sun., 1916-09-22
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.

There was a curious manifestation o.
reverse reasoning in yesterdays s.oen
market when Baldwin Locomotive STOCK
lost a. points on the news that there
had been a transfer Of Russia's $4o'oVo.-
600 shell order from the Eddystone Am
munition Corporation to the Baldwin 10,
connective Works. The explanation heara
was that bankers had had SO mucI
trouble with this particular order .ne
traders jumped to the conclusion tna'
something must be the matter WIN y
contract that one company would Civ
I'm entire 10 another.
The sun., 1916-09-22
Perennial Copper Contest.

The perennial contest those
who want TO buy copper and those who
have .hc metal 10 sell is described as
the situation al present In the copper
market. Conferences are being held
daily on the impending contract from
Grca, Britain and France. This CON
tract. II Is said, will he handled In JOINT
accounts. The London market - ad-
yancinr and II Is II question which can
ho,d out the longer. the buyer OF the
salinr
The sun., 1916-09-22
acknowledgements order.

why Wall street placed this unfavor
able Interpretation on tho TRANSACTION
was puzzling in some quarters. IL was
stated that a long time h%'
been granted by Great Britain. which is
guaranteeing the order. and that there.
fore the contract could be completed al
a better profit by Baldwin than by EDDY,
stone. II IL figured that the proht VIII
be about S., 900. 600.
The sun., 1916-09-22

PARIS, sept. ~ The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of franc. shows; Gold IN
hand increased 5.I2t 600; silver In hand
der. .3s, O0o. notes In circulation the. $50,
TO-, 900; treasury deposits de- sa.s47 900;
general deposits. inc. Nt:c57.OoO bills dis
The sun., 1916-09-22
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Market Scores Many New High
Records, the COppers and
Steel Leading.
SALES ABOVE A MILLION
Efforts Of Large Speculative
Faction to Depress Prices
, Are Futile.
SALES ABOVE A MILLION

Traders in stocks who believed they
saw In yesterdays early market the
melting point Of prices went home with
their faith In their own convictions ma
shattered. For a few brief
quotations exhibited a tendency
to melt, but before the close of the SEES
sion the whole list vas boiling. II was
n market that dubbed. but did not boil
over. Furthermore. II presented no evil
dence tending to suggest that the specu-
lative pot will he permitted to reach such
a stage Of ebullition as to bring about
quick evaporation Of the current upward
movement.
Heavy realizing and professional SELL
ing pressure following a strong opening
carried prices in many issues substan-
TALLY under Wednesdays closing figures.
However. at the lower levels supporting
orders from prominent houses and re-
newed buying by the public not only
checked the decline but brought about
gradually rising quotations. with "A sharp
advance In the last hour. when dealings
increased In volume. The market ther
exhibited he same remarkable capacity
to absorb stocks which had marked the
operations OF recent preceding days.
In the last hour more than 100000
shares changed hands. while for tho day
s"reS ssain w'Iv ven ,n eNoe.s y, i'vVv'
WV Snafes, niaH'hk 'ne ,n',een'n ~
Sccu.,'e nlili'oh snare iuiI oay sesS'o'
ana .ne hihe.eeei,h LOT ,ne year. a.,
!. was "'srNet WIN many ne" MS
Iecor"s, o'eei common moved 'n.o NV
msu sloa"u (, aiso .nsPI,asnon copp.,
SnNN S"t.e., ~" S"pPs. -"
1870. !" .'.o". 80. ~ T.,
ISL ~ ~ .." "e "" "
r., ,,,nnnasaa,.s nnara,.,. ana ..,,,
,..,rav ,.nrus. ~. .,ran..n 80 ,h
LII, sun..,a,,nn ne, o. 20, III
,na,ra, Ms ,r,.a 81, "a 4, ,,a. No
,oy,d war,,n. a,a To- r-o,.n.n,. rro
yided one ~ tho hss, demons,ratious a
ia Inherent strength ana its reaectio
~ tho ax,raordinar, conJ,,,on. under,y
in, m. nre.ent h,y,pg nower 40 Ear re-
corded
Prices moved I'm IN the face OF effort
to nut them down because there was
widespread publir demand and bu,lis
operations nv important Wall street In
terests who for MANY DAYS had bee
consistently optimistic regarding IN
prospects for higher quotations. on III
theory that earnings, money and III
favorable outlook for a Republican vic
tory in November warranted furthe
enhancement In market values. I'll
stecls and coppers were in demand b,
cause OF the great earnings Of the con
ranies and because OF the practical Gel
tainty tina earnings will continue
heavy volume for months to come
In some instances orders for steel Al
being placed as far ahead az the la
quarter Of 1915. and the only thing whic
~ hptherlnU the steel makers Is the
The sun., 1916-09-22
New British Leans.

Bankers closely IN touch with the IN
ternational loan situation do not believe
that there IL any chance of a British
loan In this market for three months at
least. and perhaps for six months. II
was stated on good authority that Great
Britain would not attempt to market any
more Of her bonds or notes In this coun-
try until she was pretty certain that
the latest two year loan had been well
absorbed. Flnanciers say that Great
Britain is amply provided with funds In
this country for some time at least. AS
proved ny the withdrawal from the mar.
Ike, Of British owned American stocks
and bonds held In this country.