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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24
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o~cicenctes GrntciaRr!

Scr eeltern bcrorsgegebene @rn
te6eri6t Der NOrtbpetern 9obnge.
ieaIdoft beIogt DeB Die groBte @et.
aencrntc in Der @eIHifte gtebrosf q
eineeerntet tpor0en 1T. Sos IN bic
fer gediebung bonn Mci5eH gilt, boz
aud 9eoug nuf SAFER. Die gtortb'
tpeitern 8obn 0iebt iib ourh ben
grobtcn 3eil oes aorneiirtels BIN
unO Die ~geiammelten S~nformntioner
betreffs Der Grrte lin0 unbeoingi
FORFEIT. Ats Dem 8erid)t gebt Der.
Dor, Dab Die @~eiocnernte I'M Stnai
fat beenoet i'll unO DAB man nit
Dem Grcfhcn bielerorts beeonneu
BOT. 8ei6en bat % bis 35 guibcI
per slder erseben uro iii bon Dor.
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bon 80 bis go 9uibel per Ader unf
lit ebenfaas bon borsiislidcr @iite
lleberoa lit elm ~ersiebieer Reeen &c,
fallen, 70 oab Oos aorn berrlid
.ip1dIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24

Die neMe Rrantbeit
IRA, Sdns, mos febEt benn Deinem
9oter2~
so. Strr 2ebrer, Der DDttor 6oi
Sefust, Der Batter b6tt' a RabenfeIb'
.~ntsiinbuns.@
= Inter StuSentinnem
~Du bsrtebrIt ia gar riGt mebr mil
Deiner 4ommilitonin Gl1os"
Die 1T Ieit benz lsstsn &rGna9sn
i'm - aoffeeOerruf!'
8prfi4tise GntnOrt
Der Sohn: sd mOdt' mig perbsn
Raufmann, i'd m09t' tperben : Did,
ter. Sag, Gate, bari { Rinb DOrt
auitdnOigs Gltern { Didter psrs
benz"
Batter: pMbrb! Gs sibt srOBe Bel.
lpi.Is oafiir unb ss sibt Rarie
Giriinbs bnsesen."
-Sr6FIi9. profsfor: lin
9immsIspilert, Sean, mas Itedf Du
benu ba fir popisr in ben Ofen =
id claude gar, es 1T Don meiuem
S6rsibtiI694
Sean: .9err YrOfsTOr, Is mar ia
heihrjsbsn.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24
BabnMnfaM nit
t0tlid6en SclGen!

Siour Ctr, S1., "a. SuIt. =
Gin @iiterdug. oiif melhem eitpo
200 M1nner ais blinoe 9oiIagiere
m%ithubren, Inn ouf ben Gcloern in
Sio.D dtoto fp6breno Der Grnte a-.
belt gu finoen, enteleiite gcitern tobe
Grtpp, o. q. 8pei Mdnr, Gla-
renee Sonoquiit aus @enebn. Sa.,
uno 3. 8. 2ongmore aus 2incolu,
Neb., puroen ee6tet uno ettua 30
2eiite ipiir0en berlett. Die 2ette-
rem tpuroen bis ouf 0inei, welfe ID
idpere 9erleBungen battcn, Dab iC
ni6t fortgeidafft iperoen fonnten.
nod Odnfton in Elm Soipitol &C.
broht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24
lsleine cckalnaetridttcn
am 4. September 1T bier

qn 4. September III bier
r8ettunasreoafteure f, Gag, an mel
dem lid bic 8eitiingsidreiber bon
0e6r. Dem ipcitl. Soma uno Glib
Dofota IN Omaha elm Stelloihein
geben.
Die Dcmofroten bon Doug
los Gountp bielten Samitag obeno
in Der @aibington Sale lire Gotn.
IN Gonpention ob. Natiirlih tuurs
ben 9rdiioent 8ilion uuo ieiner
@erpoltltne bobes Cob ee5oIlt. Siir
Stodtsfcnpention tpurben 240 Dele.
eatcn eetuGbIt nit @iirgermeilter
Iablman all Der Spise, Der gleth-
Beitig 8oriiter bes rteuen Gonntp'
3eitrolfomttees 1T.
Die bieiieen 8eiuobner IDIOT
tiiher abfunft, bielten Snmitag
nodmittag I'M WiiIer Bnrt, ibr Sab.
respidnif ob, an benz etfua 400 Per-
ionen teilnabmen.
Die gountD Ronbention Der
@epubIifaner bon Douglas Gountp
lamb Somitog nndntittog i'm @e'
ri6tsgeb1uoe itatt, nelde eineu bor-
moniihen 9erlouf nobm. 9pron ..
gurbanf, Elm friiberer 9rogreiiiper
fiibrte ben goriie Der 8%eriummlnng,
in fueI6er Die GeIegaten fir bic re-
publtfontihe Transformation IN
Sincoln ertp1bIt iprlroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24
Illus Sem State.

@eIt goint -geo6 einem lang.
pierigen Gronfenloger lit 9ienstoe
uniere aabeliebte Mitbiirgerin bic
5rait bes 9errn gl. Rooler eeitor.
ben. Sbr 9egrdbniB fano bon Der
enel. litb. Stride aus inter GROCER
Seilnabme itott.
2incoln - 9ie WobiIilierltng Der
Electromagnetic bon Nebrosfa net
uriahte insgeiamt cine @usgobe
bon $4,000. bon Der 2egieritng
nuroen $4,000 bejablt, nGbreno
$4,000 ouf ben Staat entfnlen.
Sranf 81. Clair Ii. Der nobe Sber.
ton nobnenoe 6ormer 8rnnf Soot
nur0en negen 9iebltabls zines g[it.
tomobiIs berbnftet.
2egtneton - Der Sarmer glori
@eliber piiroe Greitag bel eiuem
gtttomobiIuufan 70 idper berlest,
ooB err am Soniitag ieinen Der.
Iesitngen erlae.
WorfoH - Der 81 i1brige Goberi
2inolep true einen 9ru6 Der Mtr.
beli1ule onoor, ais er am Snnitag
beim 8ooen i'm gIfborn SluB an Ell.
ner fIanen Steae etien &~opfipritnp
madte un6 nit benz 4opf oltf ben
@riuto itieB. CIR miro am 2eben,
ober auf elmer Seite eel6bntt bleibert.
Sein Batter lit gonfier in goneiteel.
e. @.
@eft 8oint ~ 9ie Ronatsber.
%fammIung oes biefigen 8meiebunoeS
oes Nebrosta 6rnitenbunoes finoei
9ienstag, ben %. SuIi, IN Der Sic.
oerfrnnsbnIIe UNI 3 llbr Ha9mittoss
itott.
Smiptgegenfton0 Der &dge8oro,
rrng: 9eIprehung iiber Die 8etei.
Iieung oes 8peiebunbes an BEN
eroben Gelttihen 8naor IN 2tuecln,
Rebr.
Bur SeiInnbnle on 6ieier Der.
inmmIrtne firb ale oettiden 6rmi.
en- ber3lid eingela0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24
Grirnatnr 9atteripn aritprben.

9enper, Colo, "a. Sui. = Sbo
mas R. 8atteriort, friiberer Bun
besienntor 1T bier eeitern i'm alte
bon ndfe5u II SaDten geftorbeft. g.
mar bon 1901 Big 1907 gunoes
ienator bon Colorado ur,0 8eiisel
Ger gJiodp Ntountaln gteips" uni
Ser .9enber Simes" un6 fpteIte elm,
5eoeutenoe politif6e &olle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24
etrasenbahnftrsit in @emphis.

Mempbis, Gem, "a. Suli.-Di,
@aeenlenfer unO S6oifner Der bic.
Tigen StroBenbobn iino Snmstns
mittag an ben 5treif gcsnngeu
neil Die DIRECTION Der @eiaIihaf
ibre Union nid)t anerfennen fpoqte
SnfolgeDeiicn mar Der Stroberbobn
berfebr geitern sGn5lid unterbro
den. 0odmittae erreidte ieooh ocl
Streif Elm @noe, 0a Die StraBen
bobngeieaidoft iid idlieBlih 0d8l
entiAloB, Die Union %on5uerfenrel
unO aud anoere Soroerungen Siiau
eeIteben, Oarunter cine Sobnerbo
hung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24
eernins eaipnpp reiinniert.

Getroerao, "a. Suit Der rui
|iii9e Miniiter fir ottsudrtige Gin
gelegenbeiten, Sergius Saionotu, i
bon ieinem antte 5uriideetreten
Sem Rn9foIeer lit Minilterpr6ii
bent Boris 8loOimirctpiti1 Stiir
mcr, Der oos Miniiterium oes aus
IlpGrtigen neben ieinen dn6erel
amtspfliften iibernommen bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24

GtoBftuf3er. Penn meis
ne Grou Iid rur nidt INNER ihrs
aIeiOer IeIbIt MAIDEN tuiiroe!"
.Rnnu9 - ieitn Sic bod frO6?!'
.menn sic muir piibtsn, pie teuer
nddber bic : abdnbsrungeu Tino!"
Stimmt. Dame (bsi Der
s.oilette gu ibrem Monn): rSest III
mein puSsr TdOn tpisOsr ale"
Dam: v@ns beibt 70 pitl, Du
minit tpiebsr siuuaI 9eID ptrpuIrsru.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24
Snidriftsn m CffisiertaFas
NioStIEerfe.


gintritt fir Grandten, S&rnpneHt
uu0 Bomber tur init @enebnligune beI
&ontnanbnntur eeitattet.
=
.Tenid, insa 9u araft, yeat anS
GtGrte,
Rcutm ins Saiino na9 GibbeEierss.A
.geraniieIid iiRs I'M ilnteritanb,
@enieb fein Bier nit Lnberitdne.
,Gron iparo man6er, eh' er's gebaht,
5eIbsrnu bat uus jung geuladt."
.TibIF Gu Dor Bomber Did midi
firm,
SIN gorraurn ftebt Gin aeseuf6irra.
.giutritt rir fir ioIde NIten,
Sic iiG iueenbfriid erbolten.N
.8er ni6t oufrieben 1T uu6 fdimpft,
Ser iuirS gcimpft.~
,@er m6dte BON uns nod tueiter Tee
ben,
SGtten mir niGlt unf're Gdisenardben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24
Die aaah.
Con SEQ SaIIer.

@Ott CAB mir etne feIte Snrt
Rit i9peleubetn @edber
llnb iprah: 1Bo Gu nit Der binbmiIt
BORT pIast Sas bidlte 2eber.
SoI' aus, Is 1T bic redbte 8efk,
Ole Bdrenfduit gu beben.
Sod ems: MIR feline WetdIidtetti
linb idIno mir ME b~GIeberl@
Gin Ueann, Elm SHIael Go fon Cd fem
Niht tnauIern uno nimt ipnrent
Ser Iiebe Gott trirb ME berSeiHH
Senen, bic iporiam tDaren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24
Nnfer Nrr Mntnrennen.

@ortIan6, Ore, "a Suli.-@e
benz geitern bier abseboItener Gn
tomobiIrennen fon6 lllpiies Gubral
bon Tacoma, Sab. ben Sob, al
feline Maifine bon Der Rennbobi
oiird) elm Glitter fiibr. Sein Medo
infer Sronf 9. 8lott tpitr6e
Ihmer perIest, oob er ouf Dem @eg
gum SospitaI ben @eiit oufgab,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24
1fniherEtats[ehrer ertrnnfen.

Soma gitp So. "a SitIi. = Sart
rep gbensfp, Qiiiitent int 2abora
toriiim Der llniberiit6t bon Soma
lit geitern beim 8a0er I'M Soma &i
Der e~rtrunfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-24

i3n padtsn geindJt. - Garm bon
100 bis 200 slfer, an liebiten in
Der ylabe bon Omaha aIf bier bis
flint Sabre. -Sobn MeruaIb, 1921
Raoiion Strobe, Glib Omaha.
7.27.16
Evening star., 1916-12-08

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Evening star., 1916-12-08
WEATHER.

For the District of Columbia. increas-
ing cloudiness. followed by rain late
tonight or tomorrow; warmer tonight.
moderate southeast to south winds.
For Maryland, west portion, rain and
warmer tonight; tomorrow rain or
snow and colder. East portion. cloudy
tonight and tomorrow, probably rain.
warmer tonight; moderate southeast to
south winds.
For Virginia. cloudy tonight and to-
morrow, probably rain; warmer to-
night: colder tomorrow in extreme west
portion; moderate southerly winds.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United States coast and
geodetic survey
Today-Low tide, Eli am. and 1:24
D. M: high tide. 7:05 am. and 7:l7 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, 2:02 am. and 203
p. M; high tide, 7:49 am and s pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 7:14 am; sun sets.
4:46 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 7:15 am: sun
sets. 4:46 pm.
Moon rises, 1856 pm; sets, 6:33 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1916-12-08
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the wealth.
er bureau for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at 2 pm. yesterday:
Notwithstanding. pm. IS; s
pm. as: IL midnight. AZ: today. 1 am.
a: am. AZ; IL noon, 81: pm. 81.
Maximum, 81. at pm. today: minimum.
o.. at l am today.
Temperature same date last year-Max-
imum. 43: minimum. %.
MISUNDERSTANDING. pm. 30.13: s
pm. 3014: IL midnight. 30.09: today.
a m, 1907; am, 30o6; IL noon, 1901;
pm. 29.96.
Condition OF the Water
Temperature and condition of water at
is am: Great Falls--Temperature 30:
condition. 40. Dalecarlia reservoir
Temperature. AZ: condition at north con-
nection, "a: condition at south connec-
ton, 35. Georgetown distributing reser-
lvoir-Temperature, ~. condition at in
fluent gatehouse, IS; condition at eflluent
gatehouse. 50.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1916-12-08

u.ilton ct NIX. TO Edison "; Briggs. lot. 81
s. s1GS siU sfa"ss f. r. rearso,
n1. to Margaret A. o'Brie"' lot 204. square
NJ STREET +? NORTHEAST between 9Th and d., I'll
streets, 2eaa II STREE. ~ MotdHM 81 IVES, EsI r
Walker. lot 1871. square s55; part origina
| lot 8. square 1O1: $40; ,,,r,,s.r r.,
sS a. STREET to nsw.rS st Fsnsr
bridge lo. X sqgsre aWEFIeaS rs; Sle rs1yrR
FIRST sTry ApDFEoN To : oSe ct n1 to Ii.
New Columbus Land Company, lot 81. blocl
is: 81.
TENNESSEE AVENUE NORTHEAST Esi - betwe.I ).
william 4, and Mabel f. Knapp, lot 12i
square 1888; $40.
DAHLGREN TERRACE.Hnrry A hlte ct nx W
to Clinton r. and hn'h a. 'ief>'"se!' io
s8. square 3s1l: $40.
PROSPECT-Willinm s. Phillips ct nx. TO join
A. and Josephine Mclean lot H. square
LINWoOD HEIGHrs-y. Ross Calhoun: trustee e
to John ". Glcnnah; :.t "a block 8; 81 10
EYE STREET NoRTHWE.;sI between 18th 18th ant nc
Rrainerd ct al to William w. Grier, lot
So. square 199: SO (subject to a trust OF
NO. 127s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTH
WEST-Edwina p rhnmbc-1in TO Ernest G
Walker. lot o. square 80; $40.
NO. sol F STREET NoETiiEASI-John n.
nsau 10 iioe"e a. ''' " ~ f'
ARMSLEIGH PARk--Luthcr A. Swarizell te
Harry A. Kite all block 3: TO 20. block
81 lots l. a. ) and part lot :. block 1: all
block Z: lots to II, block ~. lotS TO y
block IL; lots / to J.. block IL: lots ta
and II 10 ~. block II: Triangular rarce!
described and lots l to ). block 10: $40.
ARMSLEIGI PARK-Luther ~ Swariz"H to
Harry A. Kite part tract Described; $40.
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST between
and X streets-Charlrs NJ. torson to Fred
erick W. and Bessie L. Meyers, lot 36
square $50: SO.
NO. 3149 MOUNT PLEASANT PLACE NORTH
WEST tthe New Bloomd"ld,-i tathorin'
Murray to Henry p. Amos, lot G3f Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains; so tsubject
TO trust Of $4I.'i00l.
ADDITION TO WASHINGTON HIGHLANDSS-
Charles G. Taylor to H. clyde Clark lots
IS. 10. o. % and 26, square 6il1; SO.
DOBBINS' ADDITION-WilIiam s. Washburn
executor. ct al. to Ida NJ. King, lot 66
block 20; 81 go
NO. $40 s STREET N0RTiWEST-Wilkes e
Prather and William $. liyon. trustees tt
Norman f. Ryon. lot 50. square AZ; Si2'o
CHEVY CHASE GEOvE-Fuiton X. Gordon et
ux. to Frances W. Haw. lots 8, 8. 10, !.
TWELFTH AND G. STREETS NORTHEAST
Anne Kemp TO Rose N. Kemp, lot
square 9S6: SO.
ECKINGTON-Jcannctte S. Thcobald to Thomas
]. King lot 81 block A. SO.
DAHIGREN TERRACE-Itarry \. Kite ct nx
to 0rrin T.. Allen. lot ~, square 3s72; $40.
NORTH Samuel Cohen and Sam
ucl V. Gusack. trustees. to Annie Treger
lot l. square 5127: $40.
Evening star., 1916-12-08
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Washington Railway Is, $500 at s2A. 50, 600 at
60 q 600 at 50, s., 900 at 50, 81, 600 at So.
d. G. Paper 5s. $1,000 at 96. $1,000 at 90.
81 600 at 9s, 81, 900 at 90. $4,000 at 98..
Potomac Electric Cons. 5s. $1,000 at 101k,
81 600 at 1O1%.
Graphophone LIST es. 500 at 1o2ss.
c.pital Traction, 4 at s5H, II at ssh. at
s5R.
washington Railway pfd., 81 at S11a, % at
s1h, at SIS.
at 2A. o,, ,o,<
Washington Gas. at Toy, AZ IVA.
MergentlIaler. at III. at III
After call:
Arlington Fire. 80 at Sla.
Capital Traction IS, 81 600 at 1o1.
Evening star., 1916-12-08
Grain, Produce,
Cotton Markets.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, December S-Weakness
which resulted from the prospect OF
differences between the United states
and Germany from stoppage of eN-
wheat market here. general rush 70
the selling side took place, and al
though from the ensuing break III
prices a number of leading houses were
active buyers, the depression in 'alues .
was not fully overcome. The railwas
embargoes east of Chicago counted as
decided handicap to the bulls. open
ing prices. which RANGED from TO
lower. with May at 1.76A to 1..t% anu
July at 1.46A to, LAIN, was follows" We
by rallies which. however. reached yes
terdays closing figures.
Corn gave way with wheat aha 80, "a
a result of decline in quotations IRON
Liverpool Rainy weather east OF w
Mississippi acted, though as cheek
on the bears. After opening 10
lower. the market recovered ou' o''',
to again undergo n sag.
Sellers were in the majority in oats
as in other grain Demand was OF a
scattered character
Big receipts of hogs pulled down pro
visions The weakness OF cereaiS
formed an additional weight on values.
Subsequently transient moderate net
gains were scored by wheat owing 10
reports that Baltimore was bidding Tor
wheat at St Louis, to be shipped in the
first half of January. Heavy seiting
enSued, thouSh, on 't'So"'i' Va
porteu sinking of the steamer tal"-
donia. and because of word of increased
differences with Germany The close
was nervous, & to Az net lower. with
May at 174N to 1.747s, and July at
l47la to 1.i134
Assertions that no lake boats would
be loaded after December - and that
a probable improved car supply west
would lead to the piling up Of stocks
here gave an advantage to the bears.
The close for corn was heavy at ! " to
o& net decline.
Evening star., 1916-12-08
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print The Britannica.
Evening star., 1916-12-08

Steady; spring patents. 91oae.s5: win
ter patents. S50aS.S0; winter straights.
s.25as.so: Kansas straighF. s.75as. 90.
Weak; middle west. 16.7oa16.s0. Hay
Easy: No. l.. lilo; No. :. Los: No. s. 90:
ShipplnR, t0ai5. MolaSSeS-Steady.
Hides-Firm. Leather-Firm.t
RAW sugar. easy; centrifugal, SIS;
molasses. 4.S2: refined quiet. fine granu-
lated. go. Sugar futures opened irreg-
uiar with near months a shade lower
under liquidation. while later months
| were steadier on covering and little
puFins. At noon prices were / point
lower to higher.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md, December s p.m.
quotations -Wheat-Firmer: spot No.
red LOS; spot No. red western,
is-+s; December No. , red. /. 1.teaS, Janu-
NJ red. 1,l6&: steamer No. red.
10. :. Receipts, 35,4 bushels
'orn-Easier: spot contract new. 1ol:
bushels
oats.steady: No. white. s21s: stand
ara Whlte, 81 Z No. 3 white, 601a. Re-
bushels
Rye-Quet; No. western export,
| i.an. Reretpts, lo7,3S2 bushels.
steady: No. timothy, No. 1
cioveF mixed. both unchanged.
DAIRY MARKETS.
CHICAGO. December S-Butter-
Lower: receipts, 2,S40 tubs: creamery.
3oa37N
Eggs-Receipts. 2.274 cases; un-
changed
tatoes-Receipts. 81 cars; un-
changed.
P"n!try--Alive, higher; fowls. 16;
springs, II.
NEW YORK. December S-Butter-
,hSettied; receipts. $3.50 packages;
eLeamery, higher than extras (specials)
.. lass creamery, extras (92-score)
-; hrsts, 35 Il ea36le; seconds. 34a35
EgSs-Unsettled: receipts. 4.31O cases
resh-sathered. extra firsts, 46a47
hrsts, 41lsa45 refrigerator special
marks. fancy, BIZ; refrigerator, sec
onds to firsts, 291ea31; nearby hennery
whites fine to fancy, 55a5S; nearby
hennery browns, 50a55.
Cheese-Steady; receipts. 1897 boxes
state, held. special, 242a25; do, av-
erage fancy, 24a24Ib
Live poultry-Firm; chickens. 17al71h
fowls, 16a19 no turkeys quoted.
Dressed-Dull; chickens, 15a29; fowls
13a21; turkeys, 1sa2S.
COTTON MARKETS.
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AI,ory Of All Nations Ancient and Modern with account
Agriculture Mines Forests and Commerce with stascs).
An International Dictionary of Biography, including boera
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largest scale with descriptions of Seas and Oceans Cont
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Volcanoes Natural Wonders and Phenomena of the Earth
its Climates Weather Plants and Animals native Peoples
Countries Cities and Towns. and narratives OF Exploration
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History of War and Military Science, such has not
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