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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-20
CONTINUED next weekly
Not Settled Vet.
From the Los Angeles Expire.

From the Los Angeles Express.
Kansas City. Mo-, has not had the rep
utation OF being populated by l~onghairs.
No one a yet claimed that 1t Ia not a
good business town. Indeed, from our
point of view. 1t bids fair to be one of
the greatest business centers In the United
States.
Kansas City's people have just conf
dence in it's future. If any policy pro-
posed for acceptance would be likely to
hurt business. they would be quick 10 see
the possibility. Yet Kansas City and the
county in which It Is located returned u
majority for prohibition in the election
in Missouri by St. Louis, just as It has
been beaten in California by San Fran-
cisco.
The enemies Of the saloon in Kansas
City. encouraged by the local result, do
not mean to wait until the next general
election before they strike another blow
for the abolition Of the evil. They pro-
pose to invoke the submission of prohibi-
ton throughout the entire county at q
local option election called for that pur-
pose. We shall watch the progress OF
the campaign with interest. In Los An
geles county. as in Jackson county. Mis-
souri,, a considerable majority was regis
tered against the saloon. The sentiment
against the liquor traffic grows stronger
day by day. Who doubts that az large
II not a larger majority. tina that Of
November z would b4 returned should an
election be held here on the issue pre-
sented by this question:: Shall the sale
OF liquor at public places be prohibited in
Los Angeles county?
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-20

And yet. would she ever trust 4 man
who had even unwittingly allowed her
to be bound by the sacred tie of mar
riage to an utter stranger?
And thus. amid hope and fear, tho
night whirled itself away Forward in
q long time. In the middle Of the night
a thought suddenly evolved itself out
OF the blackness OF her c~urtained,
couch. She sat upright alertly and
stared into the darkness, as II 1t were
a thing that she could catch and ham
born out OF dreamy vision of the crisp
brown waves. almost curls If they had
not been SO short n thick, that Gov
cred the head Of the man who had lain
sleeping outside her curtains in the
early morning. 1t came to her with
sudden force that not so had been the
hair OF the boy George Hayne, who
used to trouble her girlish days. His
was thin n black and oily, collecting
naturally into little isolated strings
with the least warmth, and giving him
the appearance OF a kitten who had
been out in the rain. One lock, how
we'll she remembered that lock!-ono
lock on the very crown Of his head had
always refused to lie down, no matter
how much persuasion was brought to
bear upon it. 1t had been the one point
on which the self satisfied George had
UCCA PIG6HdDIc, HE liealI, tldC scalp
lock that would always arise stiffly.
oilily. from the top OF his head. The
hair she had looked at admiringly
that morning in the dawning crimson
OF the rising sun had not been that
way. 1t had curved ckngingly to the
shape of the fine head as if it loved
to go that way. 1t was beautiful
and fine and FURNISHED with a sense
OF life and vigor in it's every wave.
Could hair change in 10 years? Could
it grow brown where it a been black!
Could it become glossy instead of dull
and oily? Could 1t take on the signs Of
natural wave where 1t had been as
straight as a die? Could it grow fur
where 1t had been so thin?
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-20
The wor,a,. M,.er.

The Worlds Mtser.
A miser with an eager face
Sees that each rose leaf 10 in place,
He keeps beneath strong bolts and bars
The piercing beauty Of h stars.
The colors of the dying day
He boards as treaSur0-WeM he May!-
n saves with care (test they be lost>
The dainty diagrams of frrst.
He counts the hairs OF ayery head.
And grieves to see a SPARROW dead.
Among the yellow prinroses
He holds his sumnfeF palaces.
And sets the grass about them Oh
To guard them AZ HE spearnlen small
He fixes on each wayside stone
A mark to shew 1t ~ his own.
And knows when raindrops fall through
Whether each single one be there.
They may become his picture 6ooEs1
To show in every spot ana place
The living glory OF his face.
Theodore Maynard, sTAuehs and
Whinle of Song" (England.)
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-20
CHAPTER XIII.

CHANGING through the window HI saw
that they were in front OF a railroad
track upon which a ,o-g freight train
was rushing madly along at "A giddy
pace Tor a mere freight. The driver had
evidently hoped to pass this point be-
fore the train got there, but had failed.
The train had an exultant sound as if
1t knew it had outwitted the driver.
On one side of the street were high
buildings and on the other a great lum-
Der yard. between which and their car-
rage there stood a team of horses
hltched to a covered wagon, from the
back OF which some boards protruded.
and this on the side next to Celia
where the door would open! Gordon's
heart le:ped up with hope and wonder
over the miracle Of their opportunity.
The best thing about their situation
was that their driver had stopped Just
a little back OF the covered wagon, SO
tnaf thsir door would pen to the street
directly behind the covered wagon. 1t
! made IL possible for the carriage door
to swing wide and for them to slip
across behind the wagon without get
ting too near the driver. Nothing could
nave been better arranged for their
escape and the clatter Of the empty
freight cars drowned all sounds.
without delay Gordon softly I'M
latched the door n swung 1t open,
whispering to Celia:
Go! Quick! Over there by the fence
In b shadow. DON'T look around nor
SPEAK. Quick! ri GOMEZ"
Trembling in every limb, yet with
brave. starry eye Celia slipped like q
wrath rom the carriage. stole behind
the boards and melted into the shadow
u the great fence Of the lumber yard.
her purple piumes mere depths Of shad-
against the smoky planks. Gordon.
grasDing the suit cases, moved instant
" after her. deftly and silently closing
the carriage door and droppin1 into
b shadows behind the big wagon,
Aezycely Able to believe an yet that they
= really escaped.
Ten feet back along the sidewalk was
= ssfeway. the posts being tall and
y tssns = few inches inside the line Of
@a@ epce and into this depression the
s.o stepped softly and stood. f~lattening
sHfsuNkSysS back against the gate AZ
.toseiy ~ possible. scarcely daring to
breathe. while the long freight clattered
e rsTnbied ifs way by like n lot Of
ln9 IN = line n spatting their tired.
noisy feet AZ they went: then the We
btcIeS 1mpStiently took up their
Onward course. Gordon saw the
driver look down ~ ths win
low below him and glance back
on the other aide ~ the box locked
down on his siAs. TIE etttter At mn
thing in biz hand sh0ne for an instant
IN thu e1are OF the signal light Over
the TRICK. Then The horse IuTche6 for
ward n the cab began IT. crazy gait
street. They had started onward With
Y settling down 70 look in; the car
Iis0netS. and they had not even
looked hack to 80 X they had epcapeA,
Tnsx IN sAtly trusted IN the m6aaS
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-20
Expert plaonoe,..

From the Ladies' Home Journal.
The physician had been called in haste
q brief examination the doctor ~announced.
boy has eaten too much water
oh, doctah." ex~postuiated the parent OF
as too much watahmilion. DAT nis:aS
jus ain got 'n0ugh st01nach.'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-20

here Is q man in Brown co,,otvs
Kansas. who owns 20 hounds which ia
values at 800 each. Not only that. hut
he insists on paying personal overt
< on that valuation in addition to
the regular dog tax.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-20

Rubber cups. which any person can
attach to the heels Of his shoes to aid
In walking. have been patented by n
Philadelphia woman. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14
YEARS OF MISERY
FROM GALL STONES

Gall stones are known as one OF r1e
most painful OF all Affections and the
usual remedy for this condition Is
surgery
The Electro Medical Doctors never
use surgery and yet the success of
,HtlT modern system Of treatment Is
known 10 the SICK FAR and wide
Nts. +. W. MCCaslin. OF No. AZ
manson avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa
lh statement made april l2th
says ! have been suffering from
Can stones and liver trouble for tho
past eleven years and during that
period consulted with several doctors
but 20 no avail In the last year mn
.'oNul-pA became 20 aggravated that
whenever / would stoop down il would
SUNG ana 'famp me IN such a manner
mat DO Wuuld De- difficult for mo To-
-'i up again. and the pain would be-
SO sever. that ! thought / Couldnt
s'raightan up
u started The Elcctro-Medical Doc
tors treatment on March 3rd and nov.
within less than SIX weeks, / want 10
say llai the results obtained have
Teen wonderful Ny condition H. 90
mueA better that ] can now bend
without amy Inconvenience whatever
ana my condition is so improved that
] I''l like a different woman. The
ouau-e i- certainly wonderful con
rl-"flr- tl' many years that / have
ug'n uif,r.r- and the few weeks that
] have been under The Electro Medical
Doctors treatment
~ am glad to Oct the public and my
friends know uI the chance in NY
'1nl ZION ry Obi. statement"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14
Wheeling's Modern
Medical Institute

Tetreshing-delIghtiul, They eanno, be
compared 20 the old style painful
and often shocking currents
Another apparatus sprays electr.ci.
~ through tho body, absorbing dc.
cayed and Hbrous tlssue, there being
thousands 81 volts going through the
body yc- the patient only experiences
teelnS % relief There Il 10
sensation OF the high voltage, bu,
The patient may become aware OF the
force IN his system by the docto-
touching him and drawing out a
string OF sparks from any part O,
the body or LIMITING sheet OF paper
from the bocy-or even illuminating
an ordinary electric globe which the
patient holds IN his hand
Among the equipment FOR the dag.
nosls and treatment OF disease az the
Electro Medical Institute are power.
iul N-Ray machines and other ma.
cnlnes Tor generating almost every
other form OF electrical current. such
as D'Arsonval. Oudin. Tesla, auto
condensation, auto induction. Their.
Crown Breeze and high frequency.
currents. They treat with ozone.
medicated vapors. radiant light. Their
apeuuc heat and other methods.
There are many private treatment
hOO'hrs IN the EleCtro-Nedical In
sutui~ for the separate treatment OF
patients.
Among the ailments treated by the
Electro-Mcdical Doctors are acne. an.
erlia, asthma, Assesses. biliousness
bladder and blood troubles. bronchif,
Is. bowel trouble. catarrh. cystftIs.
constipation. collie. cough and colds.
dropSy. deafness dyspepsia. epilepsy.
eczema. female troubles. stomach gas
es. gan stones, gastritis. goitre.
growths. heart weakness, hvsteria.
headaches. heartburn. intestinal
! troubles. insomnia. kidney trouble
, nNer complaints. weak lungs. nervous
ueblillN. obesity, paralysis. hemor
. iholds. psoriasis. rectal trouble
rheumatism. rupture. stomach iron.
Die. scalp diseases and other disease
OF women and OF men
As has been previously stated tho
Eleciru-NetlCal Doctors Wheeling i'm.
sutute D. located on the second floor
az ll2' Market street. between Eley
eu'h and Twelfth streets. over Griast
Cut Rate DRUG Store. and nC,v re-
ceiNiug tho sick ana ailing for exam.
( nation and treatment. The Office
| hours announced are daily from a
m. To p. m. Sunday hours are
from lN a m. 10 / D. m
Otarce for treatment az the new
! institute is always moderate in price
and during the special offer ab.yo
related is so low that no one need
hesitate a moment TO call for treat.
ment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14
THE NEW WAY

Electricity That Is PsinIess-Medi.
cine That are Not Harmful"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14

Wheeling is 10 be congratulated
upon the establishment in this city
of a branch OF the famous Electro
Medical Institute OF Pittsburgh. a
few pictures OF which accompany
this article. The Pittsburgh insti-
tute is the second largest OF its kind
in the country and occupies $3.50
square feet of space wherein approx
imately 500 patients can De treated
daily
The Wheeling branch OF the EIec-
tro-MedICal Doctors occupies the
complete second floor OF 1927 Market
street. over Gricsts Cut Rate Phar.
macy, thou-h the doctors also have
Ions lease on the third floor of
this building which they expect 10
use IN short time. according pa
their requirements Whilst the 10.
cal institute is smaller JIM space than
the Pittsburgh institution. i- is no
less equipped 30 nearly every form
OF electrical and medical treatment
devices for The benefit of their pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14
PAINLESS ELECTRICITY

"To hold a piece Of steel which
melrs Ike butter upon touching an.
other piece ~ metal. caused Dos
thousands ~ volts ~ electricity 800.
Irg through Tho body without even
being folt is astonishing This and
many other wonderful demonstrations
arc shown ar rho Electro .lI.l,
i0 'i'u'e in proof ~ Pho frt f.at
modern electrical treatments arc
lHLNl'-. Hhl harmless These ere
mo wonderful machines Thar are as
lnmp'| hing such wonderful result.
..r nr r.s ~ ftn Electro Medical
Inrfnr."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14

proven that electricity. serums. hac.
terms. antitoNins and mild medicines
are best. The great physicians OF
today are learning the trend OF med.
icinc is away from drugs. The most
delicate man. woman or child need
have no fear either OF having an y
Ray examination made or OF taking
electrical treatments. The N-Rag and
electrical treatments are harmless.
painless aut safe In the hands orsx.
perts. They are totally unlike tine
old shocking currents used i'm the
old days
No force is so uniformly potent In
relieving and eliminating human nj,
as ciectricl'N. It is The only remedy
upon which all human beings can re.
y. ], is positive and certain in ac.
. ton. u YOU value YOUR lIfe-you-
health and want 90 keep your good
looks and gain vitality and an. tired
or drugglng-th.n throw AWAY updl.
cine bottles that contain strong drugs
or poi~on- and take rne modern
treatments a. the Electro Medical In.
-'l'ufe Electricity reaches sick spots
which medicines do not reach u
causes no pain. no sickness. no bal
taste Every day YOU DELAY brings
you nearer The iugurable stag. The
time 90 treat disease is in the ear.
lIrr s'arcs-flo earlier the better.
Tor when disease CgEelOUcs Co an ad.
Nanced stag. the treatment must bo
more frequent. moro drawn out. more
extensive. Treat now while YOUR case
NAV -fUl De- durable
The EItrfr1.NeIirHl Doctors DO not
n-e merely single system OF uadi-
cine lu connection with their sIacfri.
d. De- q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14
CATARRH Of The
NOSE AND THROAT

Catarrh Is disease 10 be dreaded
hN 'h' wlll p'r-on-aud II already
.lIN'''d treatment cannot be taken
Too soon OWNS to Ehe rapid inrord .
made nv Datarrh ON the general -ya.
i.W. lf D. ON. OF Tho most common
causes of deafness
T/D Elrctro-Nod. caI Doctors mod
~ apuara.u-r- for tho treatment ot
sf'trrh and th.ir experience in hand.
'ln. it0u ands OF such cases has
made D7'-rrh less hopeless for many
.u.. who have failed 10 obtain o..
lAtl through older methods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14
ELECTRICITY AND
MEDICINES BEST
Allins Mar Receives Quick Benefit,
Through Eleetre.mselesl
Doctors

Day after day additional scores OF
sick arc seeking health through the
ElectTo-Medical system Of treatment.
Hardly a day but that many people
may be seen In the reception rooms o.
The older Eleetro-Medical Institutes
waiting their turn 10 be taken Into the
treatment rooms which are nearly Al.
ways crowded
The Electro Medical Doctors system
81 treatment + entirely with electric
ny. medicines. bacterlns and seriums
4hey furnish all medicines from their
own drug laboratory.
The following statement. made by
Mr. Clifford NJ. Duff. OF Pa collie 81
Bracdock Pa. e a story Of Interest
10 al sick. Mr. Duff saws: 81 have
oeen sick Tor the last three years with
nehchches. stomach gases, nerVOusnes-
ana insomnia. ! would have rushes OF
blood 10 my head which caused me
n ,h. . di5tress. Al times would have
- peculiar sensation Of cold ch.lls on
me LEFT side OF my body and hot
flashes on my right eide.
I am brickleyer by trade and
sometime ago d brick fell and hit my
meek winch may be the cause OF my
trouble originally.
Recently I decided TO 10 20 The
Eiei To'MCdlcdI Doctors 10 see what
they could do for me. The results /
nave obtained. ! am pleased to state
have been indeed excellent.
My headaches have greatly lessen
ed. / am not bothered with stomach
gases or nervousness and sleep
good. ! no longer have the rushes OF
blood 10 my head nor the cold chills
and hot flashes.
All this has been accomplished
with less than one months treatment"
The above statement OF Mr. Duff is
not an unusual statement for scores
OF other patients are giving their en-
dorSement 10 the Electro-Medical
system
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14
LYMPH COMPOUND

Lymph compound g., powerful 81.
rect c"ll-tonic. nutrient and recon.
strlctor. having a direct effect tInCn
the functions Of the nervous svstetn
cells Of assimilation and elimination.
II builds Ur healthy cells 10 great
power 20 combat unhealthy cells and
Is OF much value 10 degeneration Of
the us~urs. This remedy is given
intramus,ulary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14

treatment is by tho high frc7uorcf
currents. They not only prom. =
reduce the blood pressure. but also
cur" the conditions ~ detective me.
iaboism ard elimination. which 8
the ooEse OF che troubls Dr. the al.
Varr'a s'ar'. OF artor.o .eloro-ie
tts treatment .s also recommend
ed Ioussr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14

one month ago l began treatment
WIN The Electro-Medical Doctors and
the change IN my condition for the bet
ter Is remarkable The swelling and
ploatln-. with that peculiar sensation
IN my abdomen and sides. are gone. 1
feel normal again. I nave RECLAIMED my
hearing IN my left ear and can hear
with o. as suod "a with the other ear.
My general condition. also. is 50 much
improved that altogether the future
looks changed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-14

The Electro Medical Institute
chronic disease The patient shown the
VI the
Medical
Il is
be
to
be
The who
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-14

Chicago. Jan. 14.-Hogs declined to-
day owing to the fact that $4,000 were
left over from yesterday unsold.
Eleven markets received $500 hogs
| Thursday. or 1880 less than last
Thursday, $500 less than a year ago
and 500 less than two years ago.
Total thus far this week $4,000, or
$4,000 less than same period last week.
| $4,000 more than like time last year
and $4,000 more than corresponding
| four days two years ago. Total for
! 1916 to date 1864 900. or $4,000 more
than the same period 1915. and 4S3. 900
more than corresponding time 1914.
Cattle.
Cattle offerings were limited.
Sudden drop in temperature all over
the middle western country is looked
upon as likely to check the runs to
market and killers were quick to take
cognizance of this today and lay in a
little beef. Given a short run at the
start next week further price gains
can only be expected, but the fact re-
mains that market has had a big up
shoot in recent weeks, and any mate
cut in consumption. Pork meats. how
ever, are advancing as we'll and the
consumers can look for little price adj
vantage in buying pork as against
beef
Beef demand should show greater
growth. provided prices at retail are
not marked UP too speedily, since there
is general industrial activity over the
country and purchasing power OF labor
is considerably greater than a few
months back.
In the east broad demand Is Develop
ing for good beef as result OF cold
weather and this is .affording a strong
trade N all the better grades Of steers.
altho some plain weighty stuff had
slow action today. especially where
steers averaged better than 400
pounds Branded catls too. were
slow sellers ana took price discounts
where hides were heavily marred. This
was also true of the mid-week trade.
a lot Of branded stuff being severely
Disseminated against then, lower mar
ket for hides making buyers cautious
in handling the branded classes.
Sheep.
Demand for sheep and lambs was
light ~
Chicago Live Stock. ..-
Chicago, Jan. .--Cattfe-Estimated
receipts for today, 1000: market
strong. Ea&
Native beef steers ........ s.50d $50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-14
Chicago Produce.

Chicago. Jan. Il.
Butter-Unchanged; creamery, 23@
30A. Dr..
Eggs-Lower; receipts, 2.S73 cases:
al mark, cases included, 22@30; ordi-
nary frsts, 2s029; flrsts. 80
Poultry-Alive, higher; turkeys, IS;
fowls. 16: springs, 15R.
Probationary, 1900; May, 1921 !;
cash, l8.O0@1900.
Lard January, I0.47ta; May,
i0.T7I2; cash. 10.27h2 q 10.4714.
Ribs-January,. 1910; May, 1880:
cash, 1000 G10.40.
Rye-No. 2, 9b15 49!.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-14
BEL a0ND VOTES BONDS
Wright County Town 70 Havs ssA0oo
Building For Grade and HiSh
School Work ~ Women SuPpors

Special to Times Republican.
Belmond, Jan. 14.--In the special
election held on the question. Shall
the independent school district Of Bel
mond, issue bonds in sum not to ex-s
coed $4,000 for the purpose Of con-
structing and equipping new school
buildings" the following vote was cast:
Yes" woman 145, men 240: mo-"
women z, men 40. The women spoiled
two ballots while the men spoiled five
ballots. This Will mean that Belmond
will have q new fireproof modern
school building. having the grades and
high school in the one building. Tie
new building will be. erected upon the
present site and In all probability the
material in th4 old building will be
utilized as far las practicable in the
new building. The present plans in
clude gymnasium, shower baths,
auditorium, and all necessary equip
ment in maintaining a modern school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-14
Range Of Chicago Grain Prices.

chicago, Jan. n.
Wheat-May opened at 1.27A; high
est, 1874 lowest, 1868: closed.
1879; July opened at 1.2l12: closed,
1.20A.
Corn-May opened at 79%; highest,
SOS; lowest, 1874: closed. 79h: July
opened at 1913: closed, 79A.
Oats-May opened at 507s: highest.
81: lowest so; closed. 50A; July
opened at 4s1z: closed. 1885.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-14
ST. Louis Cash Grain Close.

Furnished by Taylor & Patton. over
% East Main street,
ST. Louis, Jan. IA
Wheat-No. 2 red. 1907: No. red,
l.24al.30; No. 4 red. LAG LIS: No Z
hard. l.2I: No. 3 hard, III @ 1.19 y;
No. hard, 1919 1.1lh.
Corn-No. .. "a; No. 3, 731sG74: No.
4. 7ll2 G72: No. 2 white. rs: No. 5
white, 1917 d74; No. white, Il X q II:
No. yellow, 76G76A: No. 4 yellow,
74l1, nominal.
Oats-No. white, 4s1a; No. white.
46ia q 47A1; No. 4 white, 46; standard,
49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-14
IOWA DIRECTORS REELECTED.
Remain az Members Of Chicago ESd.
eraJ Reserve Bank Board

Chicago, Jan. I'M. B. Hutchinson,
Ottumwa; f. L. Johnson. Waterloo,
and E. T. Meredith, Des Moines. were
reelected directors OF. the federal N.
serve bank OF Chicago today. James
E. McDougal, Of Chicago. was elected
president.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-14
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, Jan. II.
Wheat-No. ! Manitoba, 13s sgd:
No. Manitoba, 13s Sd: No. 3 Manito-
ba, 13s 4d; No. hard winter, new.
IFS 914d.
Corn-New American mixed, los 10d.