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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-04
BEAUTY IN LAUGHS.

The woman with a keen sense of
humOr is not only a pleasure to her
friends. but she is an endless source
Of amusement for herself.
study the children on the beach
or in the nursery, and hear their
mad shouts of delight over a scrap
Of nonsense. Children have more
humor i'm their hearts than we
grOwn-ups, but as they develop into
maturity the humor is stifled by re-
proving guardians who tell them not
TO be foolish"
A good laugh is worth more than
a tonic. and you cultivate the spirit
Of laughter until it peals forth with
out restraint. Let IL gurgle up from
the very depths of you and burst
forth in a merry peal. Laugh until
the tears gather in your eyes. and
then look at yourself in the mirror.
A glow of rosiness has gathered in
your cheeks. your eyes sparkle with
the spirit of youth. and your mouth
curls i'm the abandonment Of delight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-04
ALL MEN CAN BE
FAITHFUL TO GOD
Rev. w. H. FreShley Declares
Nothing Can Prevent if
Person So Wills.

"If YOU or I are determined to do
right there are not enough devils in
hell or on earth TO keep us from do
ing so" declared Rev W. II. Freshly
in his sermon on The Christian. a
Shining Light before the eongre-
cation OF the First Evangelical
church yesterday.
"In the midst OF the godlessness
OF his captOrs, Daniel was faithful
20 the Lord" went on the speaker
as ne recited the trials Of Daniel and
other holy men of the scriptures.
This proves that any man or wOm-
an can live faithful 20 God in any
environment or under any circum-
stances. The idea that we cannot
nelp doing wrong because our as
sociates. our friends. or our neigh
bOrs do so is all nonsense.
Every Christian a Lighthouse.
"Our government has great light
houses along the shores of the ocean
and great lakes whose purposes are
70 save lives by their beams Every
Christian is a lighthouse and il is
his business to save souls by letting
his light shine. Jesus said: Let
your light shine before men, and
Daniel has declared: They that be
wise Will shine.
I'VE often think that we have the
hardest field, the heaviest load, the
longest road and the darkest place,
but this is an erroneous view. Do
you know that all men and women
who became bright lights had hard
fields, heavy loads, long roads and
dark places in which 20 work.
Though we cannot forget the bright
ness Of the lights OF such men as
Joseph, Moses. Elijah. John the Bap-
list and John Bunyan. we often do
forge the prosecutions and trials that
they underwent"
Natural Desire To- Shine.
lie declared that it was natural
Tor man 10 wish 70 be a bright light.
The business man tries 10 outshine
his competitors; the soldier likes 10
shine; the politician tries 10 out
shine his fellow politicians; the ath-
lete is determined TO shine; the
sChool-boy wants TO be at the head
of his class. In the world Oppor-
tunities 10 excel are varied. In the
kingdom of our Lord. however. all
OF us have equal chances.
If you would make your life per-
manent then take your stand i'm
movabIy at Gods side" The speak,
er expanded on the possibilities Of a
well-spent life and indeed on its
absolute necessity. you as a Chris
tian are called upon to shine here in
south Bend just as certainly as Dan
iel was in Babylon"
a blind man i'm Chicago was sit
ting with his lighted lantern by his
side. Some one said: What do you
want with a lantern you cannot see
los it, To which the blind man an
swered: Il have that 10 keep others
from stumbling over me- How many
today are stumbling over those who
are neglecting to let their lights
shine.
Men seldom read the Bible but
they do read our lives. VIII they
be drawn to Christ by what they see
I'm your life and in mine?"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-04

BREAKFAST
Concord Grapes
philadelphia Omelet
Buttered Toast.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Chicken Soup.
Toasted Crackers.
Watermelon Preserve.
Apple sauce. Tea.
DINNER.
Cold Veal Pie.
Sweet Potato CroqUeues.
Corn Pudding. Banana Salad.
Watermelon Ice.
BREAKFAST.
Philadelphia Omelet-Beat the
whites and yOlks OF six eggs separ-
ately. Use half a pint of milk. six
level teaspoons Of cornstarch. tea
spoon Of baking powder, and salt.
Mix all and add the whites. beaten
stiff last. turn into buttered pan
and when done fold and serve.
LUNCHEON.
Watermelon Preserve-Pare the
green rind from the melon, discard
the soft pulp and seeds, using onI,-
the solid part OF the rind. Cut into
small pieces. weigh and allow seven
pounds of sugar for ten pounds OF
melon. two sliced lemons, seeds dis
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-04
PERSONALS.

Micheal Hazinski, Bert Klysz,
Frank Hazinski, Casimir Hazinski
and Frank Labuzienski. have mo-
| tored to Dewey lake for a couple
days outing.
Stephen Grzegula of Milwaukee is
spending a few days with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Szpayer re-
turned today to Chicago following a
few days visit with Rev. John Ku-
backi.
Frank Klozierski Of Chicago is
spending a few days with friends
here.
Sister NJ. COLUMBIA of the st. Fe-
lician order. left Friday for Detroit
Mrs. Frances Wegienka, 1924 w.
Division st.
Miss Stella Lapczynski, 1911 w.
Durham ST, will spend Sunday at
Michigan City with friends
Joseph Marszalk owski and fam
lily, Miss Amanda Kosinski, Joseph
Juszczak and Micheal Jerzakowski
will leave Sunday by auto for South
Chicago.
Frank Kaminski of Detroit is
spending a few days with friends
here.
Anthony Krustowski, Olive St, has
gone to spend few days with rela-
tives at Green Bay. Wis.
Anthony Kujawa and daughters,
Mary and Helen, 1119 w. Napier St,
left Saturday for Chicago where
they will remain a few days visiting
relatives.
Stanley Chelminiak, 1909 w Ma
pier ST., has returned from a weeks
vacation at Toledo, Detroit, Cleve-
land and Buffalo.
Jack Mincinski. 1872 s. Laurel St,
will leave Sunday to spend the day
at Michigan City.
Frank Lodkowski Of Laporte is
here on business.
Miss Rose WalkOwiak of Buffalo
is spen ling few days with relatives
and friends. She is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Kujawski, 1O47 W.
Durham st.
John Maciuzewicz returned to his
home in Chicago following a short
isit with friends here.
Fred X. Lewandowski of Detroit
is here on business.
Clemens SmogOr and family, 113
S. Laurel st, Miss Pearl SmOgor, 500
w. Division St. and Miss Nellie
Lukaszewski, 1920 w. Napier St,
motored Saturday to Detroit where
they will spend three days with rel
atives.
John Boniarski of Fort Wayne is
here visiting with friends.
Leo Plawczyk arrived here from
South Chicago for a few days visit
with friends
Paul Adamski OF Detroit is here
on business.
Walter Dombrzala, W. Washington
av., has gone TO spend a week with
relatives at Buffalo.
Miss Pelagia GruszynslIi, pharm-
acist employed at Tomaszewski's
drug store. will return this evening
from a two weeks vacation at Thorpe
md Wild Rose. Wis
Adam Wisniewski arrived here
from Toledo for a few days visit
with relatives.
Leo Kocmansd returned 10 his
home in South Chicago following a
three days visit with friends here.
Miss Anna Klarkowiak arrived
here from Detroit Friday for a
weeks visit with relatives
Stanley Ga1szyk OF LAporte is
here visiting with friends.
Miss Pauline Borowicz returned TO
South Chicago following a brief visit
with relatives here.
Casimir Skrzenicki OF Michigan
City is mere visiting with friends
Walter Wiezielski. Division St. has
gone 10 spend his weeks vacation at
Grand RanidS Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-04
PAID IN FULL

II the president can get the vot-
ers of New York TO elect Mr.. Nc
Combs senator, OF course. he will
cease TO owe Mr.. McCombs anything
for making him president without
ever having had Mr.. McCombs out
OF the presidential Job basket
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-04
HAD PART OF TlIE OUTFIT.

please. mum" said the tramp
who had knocked at the door.
would Sc do bit OF sewing for
NEE
Il guess SO. said the lady kind
a. do for you2'
II have a button here said the
tramp. and I1l be very much OBJ
liged il YOU viii sew "a pair OF pants
on - aides IA. j.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-04
FUNERALS.

The funeral of Estelle Eihstedt,
two years and seven months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Eihstedt, 226 S. Laurel St, who was
killed Tuesday afternoon by an au-
tomobile, was held Friday afternoon
at o'clock at st. Hedwige church.
Rev. Anthony Zubowicz cfficiated.
Burial was in Cedar Grove ceme-
terry
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-04
VIOLATES TRAFFIC LAW.

George Beville. 80 y Scott ST..
"a driver for the Ward transfer line.
was arrested for driving "a machine
ON the wrong side OF the street. sun
day afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-04
CHICKEN DINNER SERVED TO
ALL

on main road 10 Kuntz's lake just
south or NORTH Liberty. Phone or
ders 106. d. J. A. GRIPPE caters 10
lodges and parties Advt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

To Investors Ths ,owpsn, now ron.
iroN over CNoool th.ri' ihouaud acres
oi Iaaa- arl lsascs iu me real uIl and
sss hell, These rrorsrIs. hsvc hsen
carefully selected am Ntr vel blo Nod
into many d.fisrrui properties reaching
INTO t~,ls, different OH counties We
have nr'ul work started on ivsri, one
new veil. four 'r ss,rn ~ which should
b, completed duuus me neat ivu weeks.
In,ludips so,'pi iu tha deep sands
This Company may have over two
Nurdrsd million DOLLAR. ~ OH IN these
dVsr.r, prop,r,is, and is determined Zoo
Put into operation m. balance NJ tnul
10 nt,y drills ,ui ksep them sc.us until
the Comr,n,' rrodlr'lon reaches twenty
Thousand barrels NJ IA,
II controls ono rrss' lease NJ about
twelve thousand scrc, northwest ~ irs
rich Hesld,uu OH uool m reported
eftatsf Rrts,uus than uealiiou usr.
u,k is being MOVED I'm and dulurg will
start ~ once h' rur ,hrI,s location on
thls property vnsrs tfr,t pfudu.sf rbu
d. expected The lisslltur nyd covers
VS. NNfNANN H'.N NJ" 'NNNN NN'NNf' NNHNN HH' N.H
worth nrafN q quarter NJ e h'lnnn dulIafa
Also thIs tnwunW has iuai RECENTLY
secured a lssss ~ nearly i've thousand
acres iu stephens tountN OklAhofns
several hundred Nyfrs ~ which Bfs iH
limo between p rich prul rc,f Duncan
that - ds,slorirs enormous rss wells
,t shallow dsph Round 20 10 hr oil
uesf THIS Sss
4 reported i-NN.nsusl ru.tsr pos
ius' tsfn secured sNrH' Nfrf w|.
snuihra bis boom Na. vsff.I H
the southern district Lease Hf. a.'"TT
81 hrh ss tive hundred hulNU g.. H.f.
trllls viii h. sisftrd 81 rurf rH rHf ,I'
ushlr property rn this s,si lease In s',.
rhsns county
/ Al m. hour mi, notice is vfii'sr 'ts
I In three different wells ~ fhe tnris
/ Sam On Company
| ~ wsdns.da, Jun. - four ~ .a,sH
. ncv wells in different districts should
h. completed Some ~ them sfs certain
| 10 he flch ptpiu,tts and will usttfv on
] sdvsncs On the stock 'rcm to s. psi
cent which viii immediately follow uH
the advertised rfire a. stated herein
! This tnwpsn. is Offering ihf uH.iat
ate Investor vN orrrituHN or be-
brksd ti sufficient sirHrrih iH ,ni
iluus 4 hlg hfilh"t UawraIUn HHfH H.I.
results afs secured " uuu hHa .. .F|.
On. ~ sni fI'N NtW pfulH.iHr u
and gas ssns asud furm frf about fe.
ihuussuh more n has ihtra fffuffIas
/ over ie5 miles NJ rire line The tHw
l ranv owns ne npn tsnt ,afs sri r
mafketirg stations n Ne the rIunetI
| indesndrnt M control ~ = mafkrt dire
10 the psurie Win iusi ni,lr ruc.
luch IN our trlune operations tho rum
hlnsi properties n ihls tnwvsnt shnuiI
teach 4 taiun ~ N. stockholders ~ ots.
forty mllllcr dcrss
rhs uu fislis u ,hs Middle Ns., hst,
bafih been scratched The future r..
this rrrsfiul independent is almost ur
limited Millions hsNe hsfr msAs iH r
siN millions viii hs rsNs N Hf M.
I lnrls sam un ,crfaw is 'hs r.sa'
leuple tuWTart. UHp ueutH ht r.tf'
tvpntf Thousand s'rrh hhniftf ftIrfeTHf
inH ever congressional HIstft |H ihl
intsd Siatss n hss frulH Ns ~
thrnush persecution ~ pruspeHF NN
teslly the nnh iHE rn stock tnnpa nv
that puts IT, proposition Acpn iN hlacl
and ~hits ard through the irdspssher
rrsss tsAsa the public into n. vVnh' 0nos
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
8 to 35%e Advance On
This Oil Stock June %

Z, I. J.,..,,,Irss Cd. ,,t.s ,-,1 M, n,
1''.N H.NN's "p'. .'N' S'.. 'N' 'm-
mediate future sHuI propositions do
prove mat 'h' ''W" 'n s'.lI" 'h' ''"'N
is flpht now fur H Is certain fu IND
ready tY..ra and the rtss.rt .f,.AtDlI.
srs Bfs continuously p,tHr m largo
..,,r.
W. pillow fH invest fHm q fU f uHI.r
G,n... .. ,., ,......,... ...l H..u.,r
N'N "' W''l TITO iNHl aW.'Hte0 ''.u"
uf v..I vIH make a total uf sIgUf
r...t..E a.u... .r.... .... t.fs .,
'N' 'N'''N' 10 '"' '' 20" ISSUED hNl Nh'h
issued will rsr'prl, r,r frr rlys llur.
dfrd u'1 ~ wells w. wANnr 'oufs
Hr.f ID suHH holder at once sud Then n.
.......r ...... h.tt..,. ...f.. ,.. .t...
'.''I''' allotment '"H can u00 So CON.
wv. '' mo ''''N ~ = ii''' "N'N "'.''
NH.' iNF fN'fH .HN'H| "fnIH equal On
Doc fHan ono wIlur H#IsIH
l' W'N s'' shoulders enIN ru' com.
''.. g" 'N N"mM.'. WUt.f.N
l'''F'. .'.' ..l'|ff. N|Er iNi IN Nl.H'
'N" ar0 = h'f WH" dollars uI f1IU
,,N ,, .',., ~, ,'N ,.,,...., .. n,' Ihe @mr,N'r,
,,.., ,s,.,.,. .,,. WV, WV !,
,t. 80. '' l.'' W
yt. 49,. ~ ~, Wv
v, wv. .W- @ y,
.,t,, b.,.i. Il, ,',, ''''.'
''''' "''''" wv '
vow vN NW i.H H'H'ha. Investment
N p" IN'eN S'H'rF iHH' SILT tnws
'..'." "a ."".''. N.H H U. ''" OTTO. ''.
HN. '.. .." ."v +" Hf'NHy
'rs' ven" 'N'' W7. 'n.f.nr. 'Hr value
"' ''.''. .H .M '" '" ''NrH N.N.s
."I '"HN M" NN' '.'. .H 'N. H| U..NH
.W .". i"H,F WI ihH 'n.t .uN.
h''l v'N N'.'f r" r' lIN
v'N "n SOME No nYf 'W'.f,n' leases
t... ,.' , ''' '' 'a'''
Tho sirll .s sfnffH Ur , s,N.l ai,f.
asri tssis After .ef sfs y sfr.Lhe.4s,
Nuu will ss,iIfr fha f|aW ~ 'hs allotment
rhr ffss'rf ,ruf ffai remittance ha
ufttfrf will DO Nuuf allotment frNf
,..,.... .......
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
LYON HINTS At
PAMPHLET PROBE
State Secretary lntlmates
Legislative Inquiry Into
Printing.

4 lst'slsuys investigation n me cir
cumstsncs surrounding the printing n
Tho publicity rsmrhlo, IN proposed ron.
'nutunsi amendment vas limited ~
rt Scr's'sr, NJ state t.,rn ihis morrirr
~ H NO, likely ih1i ANYTHING viii b.
done until ihe Legislature meets n ianu.
etN' said NJ iNrn IN fopl, N pues
uNn a. ~ vhai action hr would take ON
The pfUtvst NJ supreme vnutt vir'k
Ftsnkhn sssirsi payment ~ the piini.
Ing rlsim. which has been srrtuVsi ty
state Auditor iinVsui
4 cpr,roVcts, atu~- between secretary
iNon On cns side and the governor end
ihe board ~ sfiaifs because the pam
rhleis A. no, contain negative stsu-
msri fled Nv Pat Nssle socialist
assinsi the adoption n the lustar, tss,
amendment IN ihc constitution
Sertriat, iNcn sstrfts ihr rtir,ins NJ
Ih, rHmph.rif hss rni hssr crrdn isi
'rHlN srd regularly h, iho hrsit NJ ~
'airs hrrsns" thr, Az rn' rrrfrrm eI,h
ihs r..rfis I'M he 'flrr Ne name ar
p,afs nn ihs pamphlet. srhnush n. a..
trrs hs' had absolutely nr,hlns n 40
viih their printing he ave he wss no,
permitted 10 exercise the duties impseeA
upon hin by hv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
ohleano otaLn ara etosI,Ion,

CHICAGO. lIne n Wsnh hness dsfsl
opol in tho wheat market late TODAY oV
ing IN lower able quotations and N I'm.
IrE prices which tariei from rs ~ ~
down Win iui, A. q ~ ~ ~ % i.s and
September a. 81 0'is io oSH verc fol.
lowed hr decided further setback and
'Irp Ny upturus
After opening disc oN 10 i.t1 q
m Tho corn market underwent modsr
ate general SAG hlt later scored rail,
oats parAllsl"d the action NJ corn
Provisions rose sharrlv with hog.
Tho close ir whes' VNs nervous = v
= net lower with July 81 t1pi ois sni
September at 81 oSi,
Corn closed unsettled A. 49, 20 = N
y net decline
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
vENlRe FAILS TO YIELD
, Jury TO TRY HADLEYS

ViSkuuri. ith June q tSns
,IaIl m, spcrial NrrIfe ~ m, men
srnmrnrd Tuesdr, afternoon IN effor,
20 ohisn mr, io tN raul and la
iisdlc, on charge ~ the murder "
nrrlU iakr uilcs of prsumont. Te,as.
WAS rshausi~ this morning The shrt
M VAS utdrtsd ~ have special vsnlr,
" Ion mon on hand when court opened
fui tho afternoon session The maiofi,,
oi ihs vsnlrsmen Az hcint rejected h.
rauss they have formed an opinion q.
iU ihs dsisniani's ruir
Me- iisdlr, tiis NJ hef husband ,IdI
Ir me courtroom bon hsui. r.,.rfd ir
ht.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL June ~ DuTrON
Spot strong good mitdlrg StFd mid.
ilI0E Ss1i low middlirg Siii sale-
No0o speculation md s,por, 5000 hslrs
srUrlp's n NN1 Futures. barely stcad,
Juno Nu2tsd 1une .lu', fqtbd IU'v.
august Ntsd August sS'ptcnIhof
soId sop,cmh.r.Oriohcr ;Sid u,io.
her No,cmNcr ''oll November n"
rcWhc. , "a December January E; 5ei
INuHHt, February .Ot FrNfuAr, Naf.H
f4'sd March Ami aad Nru. Vt
tsild Ma, iuns irti June iuN ;ftd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
corroNstGo OIL

SEW YORK lurs - The .rtiNrssNl
"| w.th,' closed tull SPOT sui June.
u lU'hll g'v. lup. N nurll otg. august
10 as~it nnr. September ioa'a ~ sc
October. 9egpiU noe. November eniu
? osr psyomhrr Sa1rtatyi January
taiTt 1sr. total sales. - 500 barrels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
CHICAGO

CHICAGO June n BrTTEn Tn.
changed EGGS Receipt 1880 oase'.
unchanged POTATOES Lower. Old re-
rrlp'a 10 Cnre white. 81 o5nl 20 Ohlos.
tluO1 70. new. receipts q 'lts. sacked
Tuumph'. 81 Cd' rs. Virginia and cor.
o'Ins b,rrcI'd N5o1i-i POULTRY
th'c unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

fIn ono team captains 1r lSadors ara
pledged FOR service 0u tho h.c member
lp ,rmurFr ~ no, oklahoma city
'h.mh'r NJ Commerce which opens next
MONDAY wou'ug Thry roprescnt tho
N'ty HyDH. wIfu Ir Oklahoma city.
Ihr} 'r" 70 'ypo M business and profess
lnnH' mon who have never vet failed TO
make q success ~ nng undertaking which
the. have backed
rh'} nI' start forth M1niaF morning
1000 'hrir du'Ira and V.'I vork three hours
dsy from Monday IN Friday Tho city
nnF.n''fF '1f IH H' work completing
district maps n tho D'y for the cam
palgu Bach team viii have charge Of
IHUru' John " Hlli chairman NJ tho
membership committee. ls gcuornN'simo
NJ ihc membership work
Tals Friday Noon.
Thee" team captains nave had COM
Y''is Instructions and With sli their
workers N'u asscmhI" Ff.das In tho
fkrvu hotel Tor final session of tho
.rhool of lns'ruUtion ana to hopr sales
rft by Dan \ Reed NJ Nrv York city.
Tn" Diet OF team captains and workers
Includes practically 'bIurboIh list ~
mo leading men NJ tho city II would
ult" perfect who's who in okla
nom, Cit,
Publication issued
The 'fmpugn o0irlHis have issued q,
circulation In tho city r most attrac-
1--WE ui'r publication. For Okhhoma."
.N.H vas circulated today il several
thousand NJ tho bus.n'.s and professional
men ot tho ~.
N',' vsrk me uo,k NJ me campaign.
unrh'ors viii b." held every noon In
no. L'c Nuokus. where team captains
1uI workers VIII attend and make 70.
ports
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
KANSAS cirY

KANSAS CITY. June u -RtTTFR.
EGGs and POULTRY Unchanged NlW
POT NTOIs Work oklahoma, Tr'ar.
Arkanns and Louisiana TnImphs il.l1
Uli.. old. weak Nlnnef0ta RED EFer
ufaA and Ohio. ''0oH n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
SHIPPING Shares ARE MOST ACTIVE
Outside Livestock
FoRr WORTH

FONT WORTH Texas June p CAT.
TLl Receipts 5000. tcadN Reeves
fG.ououu HOGS Gr,upts 1,tuu. No..
mrh'r Hulk 'oao1'fa suIlr rr.
'npt.. l2oo. active and Io,dy lamps
:, Oou25O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21
cnlcAoo cAsn CRAM

CHICAGO June 81 WHEAT 80
rsd unu'ual. 80 htf.. ilo1a cons
40 ,s'lov f-ntff,r OATS stan.
dafi In'tpu4r PARi.EN s'uisr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-21

&Ef, orr ~ A.. iY.. % .gtt.....
puon of Tuc.da,.s bu,ng carried tho
.r,a,L,, ,,, a., ..,,... ,...,. .., ,,...,t
'h' opening today hIi M" NW'n'
pt. mot b. lroyy .,IHpr r,r,. from,
.,,.r..,, t.... .., .-., .,.,
' ''''' ''''" '''''
W. '"h '',' S.'' ''I' ~
WV '.' Wy ''' ''i'' hAl' h''' ny bH.'n'''
I'''' were ono Fl" 'N" points MEOW
i"' .HN' 1850 900 mo most active
n".IIa
Expectations NJ favorable U''N'. Or'p
reports s0ri price. q iu points under
Ara'"rda's close Tho reports we're more
ugI'.h than anticipated bud u' noon tho
market $50. s,ld. .te r,, dr,g,s ~ 3
tp points
TN, uu,yrs,'rI r.r ~ rD.rfs Loo
mot quotation r,adIoI Tho market
Bru ai 10 rriScs we're no "a not r.Hc
OF ! po.n'
spot cotton tfrnAr roir,. 600
Sales ur tho spot ls.. 90 arrive .uU
Good ordnHr. 1880. .'r,' good nrI..
ulr.. 4. N,.. luN maIHr. A. .s.. t'.u'
lpN mddur lgfr. mHdlus g. $50.
.l..' mddIrs 40 &c., euuI urIUrc.
a. Hs.. nr.' good m di.'ne. 8. t. Uo.
D'.pn $3.50. stock 2lurtH
WV l'll.N Juno ~ Ihrr' ''a p
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KANSAS CRY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS "ITY. Mo iurs -
WHEAT NJ 2 hnrd o o'hibI ~
-. iefrlNl cons 80 Q mixed 80
'2'ic. 80 . white. f2hffaac OATS
No White, Uuiotc. No mixed
allaH1i-r
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81. louls eAsA oeAlN.

ST Louis June q WHEAT ~ @
r'f Nli. Nn hard nomlnsl cons
40 O. f.Isn5Si.c. 40 (, white. fiHis'.r
OATS so = white nominal
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Money and Metals
LEAD Asp spsLrts

WV YORK June ~ LEAD $50
asked srcltet. vssk 'po' Fast ~ inul,
delivery. ~ s'krf ~ london Lead
CT srslie,. &c.
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e.--PrOWsiOnS
ST LOUIS

ST Louis. June 81 POULTRY and
EGGS nch,ursd BUTTER creamery,
gI.g
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SOMETHING riNrp.

The vine .rlsi COTTAGE. be II said
The cns our dsdilos used to knnp
4. seldom seen We have Instead
The mcr,ssse.cosoed bungalow.
--kansas city Journal (,
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SUGAR

sew YOGh Jun" 2l Raw 'uEar
'oedy centrifugal & }'c molasseS 3 62'
Refined grtd"s qGIG, fine Efnnulat'd.
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Founder I vouiS why We 'ee -
urn, NOR. p.uu.u Imw mttut.s
than v- dd vher vs V,rc hn,s
nourdsr Oh suppose 49, because rr
were not permitted 20 s''eud hurles1us
shows - often ~ W dN nov indian.
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