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CHAPTER XXIl-Continued.

He led a lost cause. and he was not
afraid of Gods thunderbolts," Wolf
Larsen was saying. Hurled into nell
he was unbeaten. A third OF Coo
angels he had led with him, ana
straightway he melted man to rebel
against God. and gained for himself
and hell the major portion OF all the
generations of man. Why was he beat
en- out of heaven? Because he was less
brave than God? less proud! less
aspiring? No! A thousand times no!
God was more powerful, as he said.
Whom thunder hath made greater. but
Lucifer was free spirit. To serve
was to suffocate. He preferred SUI
fering in freedom to all the happiness
of a comfortable servility. He did not
care to serve God. He cared to serve
nothing. He was no figurehead. he
stood on his own legs. He was an IN
dividual."
THE first anarchist" Maud laughed,
rising and preparing to withdraw to
her stateroom.
Then it is good to be an anarchist!
he cried. He. too, had risen, and he
stood facing her, where she had paused
at the door of her room, as he went
on:
"'Here at last
We shall be free: the Almighty hath not
Here for his envy: will not drive us
! hence;
Here We may reign secure: and in my
! choice
To reign is worth ambition. though in
Better to reign in hell than serve in
| heaven"
II was the defiant cry of mighty
spirit. The cabin still rang with his
voice, as he stood there, swaying, hi:
bronzed face shining, his head up anC
dominant, and his eyes, golden ant
masculine, intensely masculine and in
sistently soft, flashing upon Maud a
the door.
Again that unnamable and unmis
taxable terror was in her eyes, and sh'
said, almost in a whisper, you ar
Lucifer."
The door closed and she was gone
He stood staring after her for min
ute, then returned to himself and t
me.
I'll relieve Louis at the wheel" h
said shortly, land call upon you to re
lieve at midnight. Better turn in nov
and get some sleep"
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the score. and were given exceptional
power by the governor.

pOWcl ny TIC SO'cIuOT.
The reign Of terror which followed
is unparalleled in criminal history.
The police were massacred. Rich
merchants were shot in broad day
light, under pretence of being sus-
pect% A system of 'house-inspec-
ton" and penal confiscation" was in.
troduced. which was another way OF
saving wholesale burglary.
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A Tragedy.

a Tragedy.
Fred-Miss Tickle and / have fallen
out for good.
Jack-what was the trouble!
Fred-She wanted me to wear req
vaistcoat to match her parasol
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ediouS.

"Scribh er claims that his latest
novel 10 ,solutely true to life"
HE m It be awfully tired of life II
no thinks It IL anything like that"
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STOP THAT HACKING COUGH,

STOP THAT HACKING COU0Ft.
Mansfield formerly Hungarian)
Cough Balsam heals the iniamed and
lacerated membranes and quiets the
tickling nerves that lie underneath the
infected portions. Invaluable for b.
HES. Price Csc and 50c.-Adv.
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The people who never make mis-
takes all reside in the cemetery.
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Harrisburg, When was SINGLE
fered a great deal from female weakness ba
my work compelled me to stand all day. \
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound toS
and was made stronger by its use: After
married took the Compound again fora
trouble and after three months | passed WI
doctor called growth. He said it was d
that it came away as one generally goes
the knife to have them removed. never
be without your Compound in the house
FRANK KNOLL, 1642 Fulton ST., Harrisburg
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Wongeu& Ono
2npalijd5
Now in Good Health Through \
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta|
Compound. Say it is Househ|
Necessity. Doctor Called il
Miracle.

All women ought to know the wonderful eHa1
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound evr
those who seem hopelessy i'll. Here three actual
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Happy is the home where Red Cross
Ball Blue is used. Sure to please. AL
grocers. Adv.
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Amicable Alice.

Alice-Papa, it's going to snow.
Papa (who is busy)-Well let 1t
snow.
Alice-I was going to, papa.
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Hardly Able to Move.

Albert Lea Mnn-s For about year had sharp pains
my back and hips and hardly able to around the
My head would ache and dizzy and had appetite
taking Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound and Liver
feeling stronger than for years. have little boy eighth
old and doing work all alone. would not be without
remedies in the house there none like them"-An
YosT, Gil Water ST., Albert Lea, MINI.
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doomed darkly in the night; her
dashed wheel creaked as the rudder
kicked; then sight and sound OF her
faded away and we were alone on the
dark sea.
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Three Doctors Gave Her Up.

Pittsburg, Penn" Your medicine has helpedl
me wonderfully. When 1 was girl IS years old III
was always sickly and delicate and suffered FROM
irregularities: Three doctors gave me up and said
would go into consumption. l took Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and with the third
bottle began to feel better. soon became regularF
and got strong and shortly after was married \
Now have two nice stout healthy children and ami
able to work hard every day."-Mrs. CLEMENTINA
DUERRING, "a Gardner St., Troy HILL Pittsburg, Penn.e
All women are invited to write to the Lydia e.
cine Co., Lynn, Mass, for special advice,-it will
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But he shook OIL my hand with
irritated movement, and for a lor
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MT, PLEASANT

MT. PLEASANT, O.. Aug. 15.-Mr.
Joe KithcarL took. Rev Gilmore's fam,
| iiy to Cadtz Sunday evening to attend
J ChautauQua.
Edward Spoonhaltz was a caller AT the
| home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King Tues
| day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Coleman and Mr..
J. y. Buchanan and lady friend attend
| cd Chautauqua at Cadizz Monday even
| ing.
The KIthcart family reunion was held
| Wednesday. August g. at the home OF
| Mr.. Lewis Walker near Emerson. 4
large crowd attended and HI reported a
Mr. Theodore Humphrevillc and dau-
ghter-in-law, Mrs. Add Humphreville,
| family for a month.
/ Mrs William Phillips and children
are visiting her parents near Armstrong
Mill.
! his brother William.
Mr.. James McMannus is i'll at his
! hcme.
| Mrs Victor Biddln and daughter. Nir-
ginia. Of Steubenvillc spent Il few days
with her parents Or. and Mrs. Haw-
| thorne.
Messrs. Clancy Mercer and Clarence
Petcrman of Dillonvale were callers at
the home Of NJ. c. Dutton Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs Lizzie Bowers spent a few days
with relatives In WarwOod last week.
Mcssrs. Lewis Walker and Earl Walk.
CT, who were called to. the bedside OF
Mr Malin Walker in the west, returned
home Tuesday.
Messrs. william kkinkc. Murden Dut-
ton, Alex Buchanan and Henry Zcycr
and son, Charlie. we're business callers
! in Stcubcnville Friday.
Mr.. Harvey Johnson is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Updegrsff of smithfield was
visiting friends and relatives in EN-
erson and this place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Buchanan ana
family were visiting his parents. Mr,
and Mrs. David Buchanan.
Mr.. Walter Moore OF Cleveland was
visiting his mother and other relatives
here last week.
Mrs. ~ J: McConnhey is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Sylvester Young, OF. Sa-
vannah. Ohio.
t Charley and Hazel Lawrence Of Steu-
henvile are visiting their uncle, VIII
liam Lawrence.
Mr.. Albert Waite of Wcllsrille spent
the weekend with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McCue returned
to their home after spending few
days with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Francis and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Dixon Of Martins Ferry
were callers in this place Saturday.
Several from this place attended the
Holmes picnic Saturday
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STOCK MARKET SHOWS
UNUSUAL STRENGTH
Duo Chiefly to Optimism over Railroad
Strike and Imm1nence Of New
British Loan

NEW YORK. Aug 15.-Scveral I'M
portant factors contributed appreciabiy
70 the scope and strength Of today's ses-
sion. Chief among these were the in
creaslnG optimism shown In high quar-
ters regarding the railway labor ncEo-
ttations and the imminence of the new
British loan which is expected 10 relieve
the local market OF rccurrent fears or
foreign liquidation.
United States Stool rose II points to
S9E. It's highest quotation since last
year.
Steel and Reading ovcrshadowed all
other stocks in point Of activity, buying
OF tho latter being again Of an impress
sive character IL an extreme gain of Il
points, which WAS partly shaded In tho
profit taking movement of the final hour.
Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific
registered marked gains.
Norfolk and Western. New Haven. and
MCKEE Flate featured the other rails.
Munitions dcrivcr much OF their
strength from Bethlehem Steel which
increased its recent gain by 10 points.
with five for the preferred.
Total sales of stocks amounted to $780,
900 shares.
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. IL. '1e.
4 ! Ill.,
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EMPLOYMENT FOR
few MORE GIRLS
IN PACKING DEPT
The Neuralgylne Company Taking
on Many More Girls In Packing
and Finishing Department.

The packing and finishing depart
ment Of the Neura1gy1lne Company,
IS Nineteenth street, is busy place
these days. Hundreds Of girls are
employed to bottle, label and finish
the various products of the company.
The work is done in a large light,
airy. we'll ventilated room, every
thing is clean and sanitary. and girls
seeking pleasant, permanent employ
ment, with agreeable surroundings,
find these requirements fully met
here.
Although the Neuralgyline Compa-
ny has already taken on large mum.
Der Of new girls recently In this de-
partment, they can give permanent
employment to few more good,
steady workers.
Application for work should be
made at once to the Superintendent,
Mr.. r. a. Marmaduke, So Nineteenth
street.
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CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.

CHICAGO. Ill.,. Aug. 15.-Wheat-A
sharp decline at Liverpool contributed
to the lower opening here. on !ne
break. which carried prices from IL -
an excellent class of buying. was en-
countered and prices sHperienced
sharp rally. y report from Local
crop expert making spring condition
figures were gathered and stating that
halt wheat would run five bushels 10
the acre. weighing IS pounds or less
caused general covering. while nSnt or
Numerous unfavorah'c reports came
from the spring wheat sections and prl-
vate reports from Western Canada re-
garded the government report or yester.
peace and Bradstreets report increase
in the worlds visible supply received no
consideration. Cash interests bought
September and there was buying OF fu-
ture credited to foreign account. y cor
rection on yesterdays Russian futures
reduced the surplus there one-half. with
Russian out Of the expert column. how
ever, the worlds situation is a strong
one and a demand. we think. Will be
encountered on all good reactions.
Corp-Corn has developed a. great deal
Of strength following lower opening
market. y conservative local expert
injured 70 large extent previous to. the
rams in Ohio. Illinois. parts of Indiana
ard in all OF the other corn belt states,
Iowa and Nebraska damage being the
least and Kansas. Oklahoma and Mis-
souri, the greatest. Current receipts
have been very light and the short SELL
erS of the early morning were forced
to cover later. Buying was of an OK
cellent class. good part OF II specula-
tive but there was continued good de-
mand for export. for domestic shipment
and for the industries.
Oats-Oats much speculative selling
pressure Of oats at outset and lower
prices. 1t was soon discovered that hedg-
Ing sales were few, after which oats
prices promptly responded to gains In
corn and wheat There were 100000
F.. bushels sent to store. but there was
also an excellent shipping demand with
sales Of 100000 bushels for export in
cluded.
neutrality-suspicious. were dull and
easy at outset. dull for some time af-
ter. then, gradually displaying hard
ening tone under lack of offerings.
There has been good demand for lard.
bu. offerings were very small. Hogs
Vent today $500 against 10000 last
(By Harris. winthrop & Co. to Fidelity
Investment Association.)
TOLEDO. Aug. 15.-Wheat. cash,
s1.tSis: September. S1.5o,:; December.
$154ls.
Glover seed-Primc. cash. s10.25; Octob-
or 5000: December. S1010.
Alsike-Prirne, cash. August and Sep
temher. 5000.
Timothy-Primc. cash: $40; Septem-
Der, SAT: October. s2.4o.
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Pure cider. per gallon.
HAGn,
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Aug. l5.-Butter. firm;
receipts 1886; creamery. extras Ca
score), 31c; creamery (higher scoringl }.
3lia G32c: firsts. 29930hc; seconds, n
92Si:c.
Eggs - Irregular receipts 25,314;
fresh gathered. extra fine, 50 Q83c;-ex-
by hennery whites, 32@33c; extra firsts.
S6A sic; firsts. 27929c: nearby hennery
whites, fine to fancy, $4,000; nearby
hennery browns, $4,000
Cheese-Firm; receipts 1856; state.
fresh specials. 16x Ollie; do. average
fancy, 16H 016Hc.
Live poultry-Weak; no prices set
tied; dressed steady: broilers, 23431c;
fowls, 17022hc: turkeys, 23@32c.
Flour-Unsettled
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WHEAT PRICES ARE
AGAIN SOARING
Crop Damage Reports Sends Up Staple
over 8 Cents-Corn and OATS
Show Big Advance.

CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-Crop damage re-
ports caused much excitement today In
the grain market and wheat prices had
an upturn OF from ~ 10 5 sc from the
low point OF the day. losing little on
from the high point az net advance
of Az TO An with December closing ae
$l.+5& and September at $l.42.
Corn finished at an advance OF "a to
Il and oats %c hiGhed. Provisions An
ished strong. to acc higher.
The sensational advance In wheat
prices came we'll along in the session
after selling induced apparently By the
break in Liverpool had carried the mar
ket we'll below yesterdays closing fig
ures. Crop damage reports giving dis
couraEing reports from the Canadian and
northwest fields sent the prices away
from the low levels.
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MONEY,

per. 3Nc. Sterling. so day bills. s4.7 u
Frances. demand. $500; cables. $5.91N
Marks, demand. .I2stc; cables: 123hc
Kronen. demand, 13hci cavles, Is 9-16c
Lires, demand, s6.4S; cables, s6.4T. Ru-
bles, demand, 30Ac; cables. 30 9-16c
Bar silver, 66 Is C. Mexican dollars. 5lA c.
Government bonds, steady. Railroad
bonds, steady.
Time loans. steady: 60 days. tx q
Sc: 90 days, 393Ac; months, 315 q
32c.
Call money. steady; high. .2hc; low
Nc; ruling rate, 2hc; last loan, 2hc;
closing bid, NC; offered at 2lsc.
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Private wire 10 Fidelity Investment
Association from Harris, Winthrop &

Private wire TO Fidelity Investment
Association from Harris Winthrop u
Co.:
Financial News Bulletin says: Lead
ership in the stock market IS much 10
the liking OF conservative sources,
which are more optimistic in their eN,
pressions. The strength in United
States Steel and Union PACING, follow
Ing Reading, combined with the revival
in the copper group, have been attract
ing following from the OUTSIDE WHICH
is expected TO increase.
Morgan interests are reported TO be
substantial buyers OF United states
Steel. Investigations show large NUM-
Der OF bear stops just placed about cur
rent levels. The earnings from the
main basis nf the buying, from what we
hear is being commended that their great
potential power is but beginning To DC
manifested in the price or the shares.
Canadian Pacific preliminary state
ment for year ended June ~, 1916, gross
earnings increases S3O,ol6.oIo: operating
expenses increase $l4,96o,363i net earn
ings increase $l5.b5l.2o2. surplus IN
crease Sl5,i91.6U6-
Dow Jones says: Standard Oh or New
Jersey declared regular quarterly 80 dlN-
idend, payable September Is. stock rec
ord August 10.
place in Chesapeake ad Ohio. ms is
sue is estimated to be earning at rate
which promises u per cent tor Inc STOCK
during the next IL months. The dlrec-
tors are scheduled TO meet this montn
bur intimations as 10 dividend ACTON
ara only indefinite as yet.
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REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL COMPANY PAYS FOUR
PER CENT IN BACK DIVIDENDS ON PREFERRED

Local investors are unusually inter
ested in the announcement that yesle'
day afternoon the directors OF the ke-
public Iron & Steel company declared II
regular quarterly dividend or Ia pr
cent on preferred stock. and IN aaot-
ton, directed that 1 per cent be PAID on
account OF accumulated dividends on me
same issue. Both are payable OctooS'
=. on stock Of record september 10:
John \. Topping. formerly OF neei-
ing. Is president OF the RepuUnc it"'.
and Steel company and many WneellNS
persons are large shareholders IN lhs
corporation During 1914 the company
missed its annual DIVIDENDS, ana Inc ca
ira 1 per cent ordered paid yesterday IL
on this account. The indications arc
now that all back dividends will be paid.
There was considerable dealings III
steel issues on the New York exchange
yesterday and locally also. investors
look for strong market now especiatty
In steel. under the leaoershlp OF Ch''ou
Local Market Active.
On the local marKet yesterday La
Belle preferred stock sold at 132, whicn
53ta was bid for LaBelle common anu
1t Was offered at 81 y. 1t Is Generally
believed that some action wiz DC naA I'-s'
arIthe next meeting of L-ABelle directors
10 be held August %. toward the pay
,ncut OF back dividends on LaBelle pre-
ferred. For the past quarter, the eai n
lngS OF thlS company have approNiulateo
100000 4 month.
Whitaker-GleSsner stock and wheel
ing Steel and Iron we've IN demand yes,
terday. NcuraIgyline sold at lSS ana
that price was bid at tho close with no
stock i'll sight.
There has been a good demand recent
~ for glass company stocks. Hazel
Atlas has been selling At 1S9. the nlsn
mark for the past year. Imperial ana
t'ostoria have been popular. and Central
Glass works stock has been bid at lao
with none Offered. yesterday Z per
cent cash dividend on Central stock was
declared. payable September l. Tho
transfer books Will close Saturday Au-
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tll Transfer hooks close July - for 2
per cent cash dividend payoblo August
|. in extra IL cash dividend payable
September IS.
(2) Transfer books close August IS
Cor per cent cash dividend payable
August IS.
(3) Transfer books close Aug. ~, for
. per cent cash dividend payable Sept l.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations by F. Braunlioh & 90.
Hay, Grain b Farming Implements,
1919 Market Street.

Fruit farming is making rapid prog:
ress in South Africa. A good orchard
tractor is one Of the things needed
there.
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LOCAL STOCKS
Bid. | Ask. l. g,

WHEEL ING. W. Va. Aug. II. Is.
Daily Quotation L1st OF tho Wheeling
Stock Exchange:
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| Open. High. Low. ! Close.

Cash quotations were as follows:
WheatNNo. z red. S1.+2S @1.44A; No.
red. 1855. @1.435; No. hard. Sl.4l9
1.ls: No. 3 hard. ,sl.ss$G1at9S;;. W.
yellow. s4Sc; No. white, S5h QS6c.
Oats-Eo. 3 white, 4215 44sAc
Pork. $1,000. Lard. s1S.4T. Ribs, 1880
G1450.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Coffee-Rto
No. Z. SIC; futures, easy; September,
S.66c; December, s.74o.
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Petroleum..

OIL CITY. Pa. Aus. l5.--Credit bal
ances. So3o. Runs, 1883: average.
92.906. Shipments. 111,41S; average 49,
339.
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SUGAR.
NrU vNpK

NEW YORK. Aug. t5.-Raw sugar.
quiet: centrifugal, 6.64c; molasses. 497c;:
Sugar futures opened quiet. but i'd.
vanced on moderate buying orders from
shorts and trade interests. At noon
prices were to 10 points higher.
Sugar futures cased Off under liquId4s
ton and closed irregular. lower to 3;
higher September, 4.72c; December
4.42c; January. Also; March. 4.00c; AalsA
l,750 tons. ~
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CHICAGO. Aug. l5.-HoGs, receipts
$4,000: mostly 5W10c higher: Common
closed weak: bulk. $3.50 q 1855; light.
ses@y &c., ro %Hsd s,5 sSS !0S pss
Cattle-Reccipts 5000: steady to
shade higher. Native beef cattle, $500
a 1890: western steers. $3.50 TS.10: ex-
ira fancy. western steers. sold UP to
cows and hcifcrs, $3.50 9.S5; calves,
S9.00% l2.75.
Sheep-Recetpts 400: strong to 15c
higher. Weathers. $6.5NR 80; ewes,
$3a5@T.5o: lambs. S7.25 Oils.
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METAL.

NEW YORK. Aug. l5-The metal ex.
change quotes lead firm. $500: epsltef
firm; spot, East ST. Louis delivery, 10
At London lead, $50: speltsr, go.
Copper firm, electrolytic, $26. q 37.oo.
Iron, tseady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin quisH spot
| $3s.o0@S9.50. a2a4ts2ts::
At London spot copper. f11i: futufsss
fill; electrolytic, E126; spot tin, ft71 81
futures, Ella So. s::..,3
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PITTSBURGH. Aug. IL. - Cattle,
steady; supply light; prime. $500
9.25.
Sheep-Slow: supply light. Prime
wrathers. $3.50: Gull and common. $3.50
$500: lambs, 500 ii 1n.25.
Veal calves-S12.00G 1850.
Hogs-Steady; receipts light. Prime
heavios, sl0.5d: mediums and heavy
workers. sI0.60G 1855: light workers..
$1,000 q IS; pigs. $1,000 Gl0.35; roughs
s9.0O99.l5.
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outside Motor Stocks.

United Profit Shar. .....-.. y
World Film ............-. Il y
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks
WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. Is. 16.
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Stocks. open. HIgh.I Low. lCloso