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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-16
SUBMARINES AND OUR COMMERCE.
-.

IF we turn from recent p~essimistic opinions
about the effect of ruthless submarine piracy"
says The New York Times, ito official trade re-
ports, we see a very clearly defined silver lining
for the dark cloud.
"Our exports in April are now known to have
been $3.50. 100000, making a twelve-month's to-
tai exceeding &c. OO,0 900, 900 for the first time in
the history of America commerce.. At the same
time, in this third month of ruthless warfare on
the seas, our imports, 1854, 600, 900, were greater
than those of any other month, one excepted, in
six years. And the excepted month was last
March, the second of unrestrained submarine ac-
tivity.
Exports suffered some restraint in February,
but they rose again in March, to 554, 000, 900 from
S467, 900, 900, and while those of April are less
by S24, 00O, 900, official figures for the port of New
York, where about half the shipments are made,
show that the slight reduction can not be assigned
to seas in which submarines are at work.
"Aprils exports from New York, $780, 10,0 900,
those Of March by $3,0 600, and ship
ments to Europe in defnance of the submarine
blockade showed a notable gain, increasing from
$196, 00O, 10000 to $216,0 0O, 900.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
LAsAeD WITH slAcksrAks.
Herbert BiseIow Seized and Hand
euffed as He Entered Hall to
Address Socialist Meeting.

Cincinnati,-Herbert Bigeiow. head
OF the Peoples Church here. and a
leading member OF the Peoples coun-
ell. who was kidnapped in an antomo-
bile Just before he was to have ad-
dressed Socialist meeting, was found
near Florence. KY.
Bigelow had been taken into wood.
his clothes removed. and thrasbed
with "blacksnake" whip by a party
OF men dressed In long white robes
resembling those described as being
worn BY the renowned Ku Kiux Khan" :"
Previous TO twelve lashes being ap-
piled to BIgeIow's back. one OF the
party raised his hand, commanding ST.
lence. and then read from a paper he
held as follows: "ID the name OF the
poor women and children OF Belgium
this man should be whipped" accord
ing to the report.
Bigelow was then turned loose and
directed toward Cincinnati. He lost his
way. however. and wandered in the
woods unts' he found himself in Flor
ence.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Lusburs Note. Prove German Plot.

Washington.--Sinis aims of Ger
many 10 overthrow the Monroe doc
trine and gain foothold in South
America were diyulged through publi-
cation by the State Department of
two additional kilograms from Count
Lu1burg. the German charge at Bue-
nos Aires. to the German foreign Of
flee. In this telegram Count Luxburg
urged the German government to send
submarine squadron to South Amer
lean waters to intimidate the Argen-
tine government, then threatening to
break relations. explaining that the
presence OF such squadron would
exercise decisive influence on the
situation in South America" Defiance
OF the Monroe doctrine was seen in
the conviction expressed by Luxburg
in one OF his telegrams that Germany
would be able to carry through our
principal political aims In South Amer
ica." including the Reorganization of
South Brazil"
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
NO MANS LAND CLASH
RESULTS f~ saH1fES TAKING
FIRST PRISONER
czp:z-e1 Nal Carrier Declared Ger
,zn soi1iers DIG Met Know Arneri-
ears Were in France

VIII ths American Army In France,
Oc.- 59--Ths lrzs German prisoner
q Ezr Ezs taken By the American e1-
pe5its0zzry forces died in an Ameri-
ca fed hospital. having been shot
Ehe1 ne encountered an American pa
rol Il so Mans Land in front Of the
American trenches- He with another
German Ezz discovered Saturday
hight bT the patrol and was called
upon 70 halt The Germans ran, the
patrol fired. and one Of the enemy was
hft The prisoner was removed TO a
ftsld hospital. where the combined ef-
forts n several surgeons failed to
awe MS life
The prisoner was mail carrier. and
letters Of some value were found on
hin He explained his presence near
the American trenches by saying he
had lost his way in the dark
He declared that the German sol
diers did not know that Americans
we're On the front or in France. the
officers telling them nothing.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
US. TO LICENSE
FOOD DEALERS
PENALTY ron FAILURE TO TAKE
our PERMIT - FINE or
ssopc on Prison TEaH.
AFFECTS t00OOOFIRMs
LICENSES TO EInfT PRICES ANE
KEEP FOOD comNocsTyEs
MOVING
- - =. s[.,sI -.

ssrsssz. sfsaprsa,sr ess<sr sf<ss .~rss>~.
Nzz1zn groa. zoz. L--No-e tkszn
100 800 zzzs<tze1zrsrs. rloseszIerz
and oe1er 6tssrlsgtors o< STAPLE food
X tAs Unss<d gsztez. 6exsrzlsx 70
6zy, EfH BE- sa1er iiesnze 10 concgcS
tkeEr bzszaess ~ tie federal foo1 az
naiskzxszftoz While sn1zll retailers
vii 1St hs licensed. sney cz1not
gDxxe Ske ysblse snfr4nr1aeled Or Enr
czecke1- ssch rstzlis-s "a cont fan
wfshiz the sicezzs rexrssssozs are sab
ssef 70 prDsksl1ns of the food law II.
self, ~hteh forhsds s1eeslzttozs. hkzEc
f1x zsc excessive profIfs- Tbey also
will 5~ controlled shro1gh the Iieersa~
tag regulations controlling uaosezaI-
err. who VIII b. Obliged u eut off the
szppEsss of the cezIers Of any size and
fa any branch Of the TRACE who sx-
act e1orblsant profits On necessities
of life.
The Hcenzsng ia for the foIiozing
pBrpozes:
To limit prices charged 70 = reason
able arrount ovey expenses and 70 for
bid acquisition Of speculative profits
fsom rising narket.
To keep AL food commodities nnov-
ing in ~ direct lire and With az
little delay as practicable 20 the con
sgr1eT
TO limit prices charged TO q reason
able amount for future delivery and
dealings In future contracts.
All dealers except small retailers
eagaged In manufacturing or distrib-
uting the following foods are subject
10 license: issef. pork. mutton, 'ish,
poultry and eggs. milk, butter, cheese,
flour. sugar. cereals. lard, beans. peas,
fruits, vegetables, several lines Of
canned goods and other products.
Hereafter no distributor of any Of
these foods may do business without
Hcense, excepting the small retail
ers. Gamers, packers and specified
cIasses Of manufacturers Having small
outputs Penalty for operating with
out license IL $500 fine or two years'
imprisonment,
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Won HEaTLlse is CHANCELLOR
Bsssrisn Prime Minister Succeeds
George Michseiis.

Amsterdam = Count George Won
HertIing. the Bavarian prime minis
ter, has been appointed chancellor.
Former Chancellor Michaelis has
been named prime minister of Prus-
sia
Count Won Hertiing arrived in Ber-
lin from Munich He has repeatedly
announced opposition to all parliamen-
fary or democratic development of
German institutions and to the erec-
tion OF AlsaceLorraine into an auton-
omous federal state
Baron Won Hertling was created a
hereditary count by the king Of Ba-
yaria in 1914 He is the author OF
many works on philosophy and eco
nomics and Is a member OF the Cen
trist party.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
dlstr5cH

Denver and Colorado gained BeE
iaureIs in financial and patriotic cir
cles when the final returns showed
that the city and counties outside the
city had both oyersubscribed their
quotas of the second Liberty loan
bond issue. A subscription Of 1890
coo by the clearing house banks aided
Denver in rolling up its total
with a tremendously successful fin
ish. the city ran its final total up to
s1s, $50, 900. oyersubscribing It's quota
81 SIS, 100. with the unprecedented and
totally unexpected total OF z5,52i sub
scribers.
With six counties missing. the state
outside OF Denver subscribed s5.242.579
or se0z,479 over the quota.
The total quota for the state. includ-
ing Denver. was s17,s1s,000, and the
total amount subscribed, with six coun-
ties missing. is $20.o93.9oo
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
ITALIANS LOSE 10000
More Than 100 Guns Captured In
Eustro-Gefrnsn Drive Through
General cadorna's Lines.

Berlin. nor. 1.-THE Anstro Germans
have captured more than 1zc. 900 ItaI
sAns and more than 900 guns in their
rapid drive through Italy in the last
eight days. The invaders on the CEN
ter Of the battlefront now are well
within gun range Of the Taglfamento
river, where IT has been presumed Ca
dorna would turn and make a stand
The general. however, has not yet
brought his troops about to face the
enemy.
On the other fronts there have been
no important operations. The Ger.
mans Wednesday made no attempt to
force the Canadians from their posi-
tions captured the day before In the
PasschendaeIe.
The Americans are continuing to
sheIl the German lines but no import
ant action is reported. The United
States troops, according to Secretary
Baker. wifi be trained for night fight
Ing.
Along the Chemin-des-dames and In
the yerdun sector intensive lombard.
ments continue.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
BRAZIL DECLARES WAR
VOTE ~ CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
WE5 1zs TO l.
South American Republic Eighteenth
o Enter Conflict Egssnst Germany
FLEET Sent 70 Seize Snip.
wsst.rn sFs-ss~s-r f'.las 5-~s ssr1s..-

TsstsTn Sssssss@- r.zss N-~s ssrrse--
Rio Jzniero. Oct 1.-THE Chamber
Of Dep1tsez. - Al almost snzninlonH
vote. declared that = stafs Of var e1-
isfs between Germany and Brazil
The vote vas 1ss 70 J. President
Brzz has sanctioned the proclamation
Of = stzfe of war with Germany. The
Senate rnznimousIy approved the
proclamation Brazil Is tie eighteenth
enemy to enter the field against Ger
many According to the newspapers.
torpedo boat destroyers have orders
10 Drorsed 10 Bahia and take poszes-
sion OF the German gunboat EbeD-
which has been lying there for some
time.
The Eben Is a yezse1 Of sss tons
She is z05 feet long and has drzught
OF nine feet eight inches. She has a
complement. Of 1z5 men.
The trfbunes of the Chamber we're
filled to capacity. After a debate on
the opportuneness Of proclaiming mar
tiai Law. the President OF the dipio-
natic commission spoke In favor OF =
Law wordat as follows:
"A state Of war between Brazil and
Germany In hereby acknowledged and
proclaimed. The President OF the re
public is authorized 10 adopt the meas
Is. and TO take all steps tending to
insure national defense and public se-
curity"
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
baltimore Has 5000 .ooo Fir..

Baltimore, Md.-The most disas.
trous fire which has visited the Balti-
more water front for years broke out
at Baltimore & Ohio pier No. 9, Lo-
Gust Point, destroyed that pier. the
old immigration building adjoining,
and within an hour had spread to pier
No. s. where British steamer caught
fire and sank. Eighty anti-submarine
shells in her magazine exploded, en-
dangering the lives OF firemen. Four
OF her crew are missing II is be-
lieved the loss will reach $4,000 900.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Gen. c. H. erosvenor, "a, is Dead

Athens, Ohio.--Gen. Charles II.
Grosvenor. former representative from
the Eleventh Ohio district, died at his
home here, aged 81. Gen Grosvenor,
for many years notable figure in
Republican politics in Ohio and for
twenty years member of Congress,
has been failing in health for several
years. He had not taken an active
part in political affairs in Ohio since
1906. when he was defeated for Con
gress. Mrs. Grosyenor and two
daughters survive him.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
AVALANCHE or LAsr-MEsUTE
RETURNS POURED IN FROM
COAST TO COAST
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DENVER HAS EszS sosso Pa
TRfoTs AND STATE GIVES
EXCESS or ssczz7s-
sss..ern 80 =. sI.1rr -.

%<S.srr y ~fs@17< Lr1.z- Asrr zss-11re
wszEfaxzoa- ocz- es-The Lze-1s
,caz zDszrsarIy passec TIE s. ssf ls,ssI.r
ss-s uszrE- A azsz~1zy 1r1vs Of -z-zz1:
SxDFor-fozz tsozzh0zr the zzzs11
ro1n1esz 9p rsors thlza 1850 90. so
ard Vas h<E5eve1 70 have czr-se1 t.=
total several hna1re1 naiszkoz doE-z-s
b~yo11 TIE Eaz1uz-z szz trzzzzy C.
heszls Rad ho2@d fer
Fe1erzl reserve ranks xs-e szrzE
giEng Saturday zsgh- Hzfer an ara
izneE@ o. Ezzt-uizurs suhaers5rs0zs q
fcrra sozze ss@z Of TIE Erzzt toezL L.
cIeztSozs are ttszt they viii zoE o1z-
psete thsir tzbzEztiozz for several
dzyz
At iezst sl0sS e-55 p<rsozs thr0zghozt
THE country wrote their nznes q ~
pgicztSo1 tzzzss- Hos zazay zors IL
70 z1lI not be known EEt1 the flzzl
CONT several days ke1ce- TIE zEz-
Der KAY 20 zs high az 1e.ees 49,
Zach Of the twelve districts z2-
pezred 70 have pazsed its E1intz11
and sndsezsso1s were that moat O.
them had exeeesea the lnzxtaouz a.
~esL
The treazurJ's early tab1lzx5c1 q
-efEraz- bzzed upon sstirzztes reoslFHe
from the reserve banks. slso~et = 70
tai Of ss.5ss. .eS9191. This vas az
nsiftec TO Be an underestimate q ths
result Al the h0ar tie tzbrsztioz
pas made Eztsershe-s we're Standing
IN Itne n thozzzncs ot cities snt
towns throughout the eountry and
most Of the zs4s9 banks were
swzmped With unreported subserlEy
tlons.
Saturdays snotfieiai compilation b
districts:
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
PACKING plants Under U. s. Control.

Chicago. = official anncuncement
was made Oct. 20 that every packing
plant In the country Is under control
of the government and that after Nov.
the control will be absolute, opera
tion OF the plants then being under
license. The announcement was coin
cident with the grand Jury drive
against high-priccd milk and was
made by Joseph p. Cotton. chief OF
the meat division OF the food admins
tration. and Prof. Charles Mccarthy
of the University Of Wisconsin. per
sonal representative OF Food Admin
istrator Hoover, after weeks OF inves-
tiga;ion OF the Chicago packing plants.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Blame nIaze on German AGENT.

baltimore. Md.-Gerrnan agents are
believed TO be responsible for the s5.-
100000 fire which swept Baltimore
harbor. One man, Michael J. Hand.
an import clerk employed by the Fur
Miss WIthy Company. Ltd. was
burned to death and Chief Gunner
Brownley OF tho British steamer Ker-
ry Range, and Elk members OF the
crew with negro stevedore. are miss
ing, It was stated. Two Of the finest
piers OF the Baltimore G Ohio railroad
we're completely DESTROYED.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
New postage Rate Effective Nov.

Washington.-All postal cards. re-
gardiess of where mailed or intended
for delivery. will require cent addi-
tional postage after midnight Nov l.
This is one OF the newest regulations
OF the United States postal service.
All letters require 8 cents except
those delivered in same city where
mailed, which require only 2 cents.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Wage Increases Raise Coal Price.

Washington. = President Wilson
granted an increase OF 40 cents a ton
in the price of bituminous coal at
virtually all mines in the country, eff
fectiye Monday morning. The new
price will absorb wage raises recently
agreed upon between operators and
miners I'm the central competitive and
other fields.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
s~isebmen.. Union Threatens strike

exitchmen's Union Threatens Strike.
Chicago. for fifty per
cent wage increase will be submitted
10 the railroads OF the United States
by the members OF the Switchmen's
Union OF North America as a result OF
the action taken BY special com
mittee at two days meeting. The
Adamson law. enacted in 1916 TO
avert threatened strike. reduced the
daily hours OF labor of the switchmen
from ten to eight but did not increase
their earnings.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
U. s. Winter Potato supply Ample.

washington.--An ample supply of
potatoes. both white and sweet. at the
prevailing prices. throughout the win
ter. is predicted by the Agricultural
Department. The crop being 1.o00.-
900 bushels above normal in regard
to white tubers and an exceedingly
abnormal crop OF sweets means a
plentiful supply and stationary prices
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Bar silver Jump. to aos1e.

New York.-Bar silver took sud
den jump of SIC to sossc an ounce
in the market here Oct. 80. This
rise developed after similar advance
in London. where silver is the current
unit of exchange.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
U. s. Loans $3.50, 600, 600 to italy.

washIngton,-Sub evidence
of Americas faith in Italy in the hour
of her trial was given at the treasury
in the form of a loan of $23O. 900. 900.
This brought the total Of credits ex-
tended to Italy to s4S5000.0O aud
the grand total of loans to the allies
TO s2.091, 100000.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Call. pratt Quota in Ten States.

Washington.-Prov Marshal Cen
eral crowder issued orders TO the gov
ernors OF Pennsylvania. Washington,
idaho. California. Nevada, Montana.
Oregon. Wyoming. Utah and Maryland
to send the remaining increment Of
the national army to the cantonments
Nov. 2.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02

British War Losses s2,377 In October.
london British casualties report
ed during the month OF October to-
tailed s2,377. The losses were divid-
ed as follows: Officers killed or died
Of wounds, 1.445; men. 1885. Off
GERS wounded or missing. Abb; men.
CI.s14.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Chicago Live stock ouot.t,on.

Chicago.-Hogs-Bulk s15.20q16.65;
light, s146oq 1855; mixed. $4,000
1873; heavy, s14.soa 1875: rough, ;I4.9o
@l5.15; pigs. .s10.50Q14,25.
Cattie-Native steers, s6.75 917.00;
Western steers. $6.20gi3.7O; stockers
and feeders, S6.00@11.5O; cows and
heifers, s5.o0Q12.10; calves. $1,000
sheep-wethers. ss.75Q12.75; ewes,
S7-16 q ll.25; lambs, s12.25 Q17.50.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
aIseELLANEous mARkETs.
Prices for Metals.

New York.-Lead-s5 s5.7oq6.oo.
Bar Silver-Si&c. 5flrr
Copper-Casting, s23.17k.
St. -Speiter-S7e114
London.-Bar Silver-43d per OF.
Boulder--Tungsten concentrates, 60
per cent. $4,000 Ia $500 per unit. crude
ores. 60 per cent, S20.0OqI $500: rs per
cent. s12-ooQ 1850; 10 per cent, Ss.40@
1920 per unit. l..r
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Flour and CrnIn M NTI,,.,n,It.

Mihncapolis.-Flour carload lots,
tancy patented, 5000. wood: first
clears, ss.75; 5u.e; second clears, s5.75.
Rye-$L76Ql77.
Barley=S1.07@13
Bran-s30.50Q3I5O.
Corn--No. yellow x21Omo12
0ats-No. white. 57sQ5SHc
Flax-s316G ais.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Berlin. Oct. 2s.-rbe Austrians .

Berlin. Oct 2s.-The Austrians and
Germans have forced their way
through the mountains to the plains
of northern Italy, capturing the town
of Ciyidale, the war office announces.
The city of Gorilla. on the Isonzo, also
has been captured. The capture of
100000 Italians and more than 700
guns is reported in the official com
munication from general headquar-
tiers. which declares that the Italians
second and third armies are in re-
treat.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Texas VETS and orys Split Even.

Dallas, Tex.-Tom Green county
voted to retain saloons and Falls coun-
ty voted dry in local option election.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
German AIrplanes Raid Nancy.

The death of one person had slight
damage are the results of German
air raid over Nancy.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Knnsa. CITY Produce.

. Kansas City.-Butter-Cream 4Ic;
nrsts, 4sc; seconds. 3sc; packing. s5c.
Pouitry-Hens. lie; roosters l4Hc;
broilers. 23c.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
(F. o. B. Denver. Carload Price.)
Hay.

Buying Prices-per Ton
Colorado upland. per ton. -zoooG24oo
Nebraska upland .15.004 22.00
and Neb,. per ton .1sOoGz 20 90
Timothy, per .230Od Is. 90
Alfalfa tnew crop per ton $500 q 1000
South Park, per ton -.z300 q z5-o0
Gunnison Valley. per ton. .2Ioo q 23.0o
Straw. per ton ..--.----.-- 5000 7.oe
Grnfn-
wheat, new, ch- mill, 100 lbs. buy
Oats. Neb.. 10c lbs, buying. .IsI
Colorado oats. bulk. buying. l-sI
Corn chop. sack. selling y.s3
Corn In sack selling - $50
Bran, Colo, per 100 lbs, selling. 1.55
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Dry Flint Peit..

Wool pelts, per Id. ........ SO
Short wool pelts .----.-.-.--. 36
Butcher shearlings No. l -. "a
No. mrrian shearlings -. 10
Bucks. saddles and pieces at value.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Price nf snr.-

New York.--Sugar-Ccnt 90.
mould A, s-s5: cubes. 9.l0; xxx pow
aered, SOB; powdered, $50; fine granu-
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
wyomino storm Fatal to Three.

sheridan.-Roy Snyder. Melvin sut-
ton and Geo. II. Cutler perIshed in the
storm of Oct. 28.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Fruit
Vegetables.
HIDES AND rELTs.
Dry Hides.

Flint butcher. per lb-..-..... SO
tllnb Ialeu o.
Flint bull and stag II
Flint cuils and glue Is
Salt hides 40 &c ID. less
Horsehides 2/s price of green
salted.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
New York Cotton onot.tio..

New, -Cotton-Middling' 27.s5;
Dleeeember. 26..0; January, 26.o0: March,
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
MAR KET
az oTATIo MS
...ern sss~.p.ssr Ua.sz s~-. ssrvae..
DENVER nAaKErs.
CsssIe.

Cattle
5rsss steers. gooc 70 en-. .-fic-s09 q 1I-50
Grass steers. fair 70 good. ,-zs< q 1910
Hetfers. prime ..---------.. 17S9 ELS
Cows grazsers, good 70 ch-. 1909 s-z5
Cows. grasserE. fair to good s-50G 7-z5
Co1s, cznnerz and cutters. S-0eG $40
Veal calves s.......s....s... s.sa0I1.0o
Bulls ....--- s-D9G les
Feeders. good TO chotce- 1000 q 1I-90
Feeders fair 10 roo<. <.-...-.. $50 7.75
Feeders. common TO falr.... 1906 ESQ
5tocksrs. good 10 chotce- 1-5e9 s-75
Suckers. fair TO sood------ e-zs9 7-25
RoRs-
Good hogs .----.---..... sis-aS q 1885
ta'ucS $le-ry 9 1o.5V
Feeder lambs .......---..- 1913 lb-90
E<N - s----r<s 80 Y 80
Feeder ewes . 7.504 1000
" elnsra --s.---s-- 4p.994 Av-oO
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Calf md Kip. Green saited
Green snIted. Cured HIde.. etc.

over 40 lbs. per lb- b-.......... 161s
Under 40 lbs --............. 161a
Bull and stag. -...---.-.-...-. 121a
Glue hides and skins. IL
Part cured. lc less UFff
Green. &c ID. less than cured
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Green s.Ited Pc

Lamb and sheep. each ..-.I.o002.o
spring lambs ....-.--..-- SS0g e
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02

TIE measure q ny pzxsosszrz To
Dag II ror 70 - 6e<er-2Ize1 by tor-
sroyesslez "a TO what ny rights Eszy
BE- II n nezeEre<s z1o,e II ferIzs o.
kow many szersfees car nzake At axis
tine for rry country-- 80 rea6z the
platform On which Tsozzzs Riley Mar
sazIi. Wee Prezide-st ot The United
States, b<sieyes erery American ettL-
zen khorEc E-z-sd. a. expressed a. Den
yer,
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
Butter.

Creameries, ex. lst grade. lb-45 q 40
creameries. End grade. ib----4Z t5
process .--,- -
Packing stock (net) -.-..-.-s5 45I
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02
DnrssEo poUITRY.
Live PouIfrx.
fpricea net FOB. Den,
EGGS.

Eggs. graded No. / net. F.
o. B. Denver. AZ
EGGS. graded No. net, f.
o. b. Denver. "a
Eggs. case count. misc
cases less commission. -1Q.5Q q i2.e0
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02

National Capital 10 "Dry."
Wagbington.--At midnight, Nov. l..
the capital OF the nation wens dry un-
der the Sheppard act.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02

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The Elbert County tribune., 1917-11-02

BerIin-Pzsschenda village on
the Flanders front was captured by
the British, according to the official
announcement. but it adds that later
they were driven out.