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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-11-01
Youth
cleveland Plain Dealer.)

cleveland Plain Dealer)
Boys in the first line trenches,
Clear eyed, muscular, eager,
Face to face with the answer.
TO every earthly riddle.
Boys in the humming airplanes,
Tearing across the ether,
Seeking and greatly finding
More than all men before them
Since human eyes looked upward
Ultimate High Adventure.
Boys on the trucks and lorries,
Ambulance aides and drivers
Doing a strong mans duty,
Simple and straight and fearless.
Boys in the open ocean
Seeing the lurking dangers,
Boys in the big environments,
Serving, laboring, dreaming.
Boys with their lives before them :.
Boys with their deaths made ready,
Boys with their highest visions
Realized ten times over!
Man with your youth behind you,
Man with the CRAVING temples,
Man with the dropping shoulders
STOPPED by a sad profession
Piecing your words together,
Juggling your well worn phrases,
Matching your puerile jingles
AS children trifle with puzzles
Man with a dream departed,
What do you know of living =?
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-11-01
POLITICS AND LIBERTY BONDS
(Boise StatesmanA

The Statesman wishes to call the
attention OF our people to the fact
that during week dedicated to the
patriotic purpose of raising funds for
the Liberty loan, the democratic ma
tional committee had one Of its prin-
cipal officers sent here to discuss party
organization.
There is an effrontery about that,
coming at this time, that can cause
but one feeling-disgust.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-11-01

Divorces are so common now that
they are no longer considered good
theatrical advertisements.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-11-01

IL the free advice handed to ns
amounted to anything-but what's the
use?
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-11-01

Even IL riches did bring unhappiness
people would struggle for them just
the same.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-11-01

But Youth-prave Youth in khaki
how much better to think and talk
of him than Of besetting things about
him.
How proudly he marches
How firm his step!
How clear his eye!
How good to look upon, this youth
in khaki He falters not, and is UNI.
afraid.
Old Glory inspires him. Youth
loves his country He offers all to
his country. What would life be to
Youth without a country? What so
glorious as Old Glory? See the en-
blazoned banner ripping in the sun
light. How bright the stars How
they shine and scintillate.
Youth-brave Youth in khaki-wlll
fight for Old Glory. Aye, unto the
last ditch and trench will he fight and
count himself blessed of heaven for
the privilege to fight in a cause so
glorious!
Fighting for flag and country, he
will fight autocracy and its kindred
Toes of liberty. He will fight that
civilization may endure and mankind
be free. He will fight for interna-
tional justice and the peace of the
world. He will fight to drive Caesar
Ism back into the tomb, or hades'
there to perish everlastingly. He
Will fight as his forefathers fought
rs Washington and Lincoln taught
America to fight, to build and save
nation.
Hail, brave Youth in khaki! Salute
lin all! His name is legion. Whittier
lie goes, the heart of loyal, patriotic
america goes.
And woe be" and forever damned
the man or group of men that STANDS
n the way"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-11-01

\ woman is interested in man as
long as he knows something she wants
to find out
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-11-01

Who goes there?
Youth.
What is the uniform he wears?
Khaki-U. S. A.
Whittier away -?
To American Lake, to the forts or
the sound, to Palo Alto or Char.
lotte, or across the seas-to the ut.
termost ends of the earth, this you'll
IN khaki goes, or may go, as duty
calls him. to serve his country
Whence halls he?
From patriotic, liberty loving homes
youth comes, and comes gladly, to
leads, even into the jaws of death.
God bless Youth!
Keep his soul clean and his heart
strong and bring him back, body I'M
broken, soldier tried and true. ever
to fight for the right in peace as he
will have fought for the right in war,
Go with him and be with him,
please, God. and watch over this Youth
IN Khaki, whatever the sanguinary
path cut out for him to tread. And
bring him safely home, o God, un-
manned!
But Notwithstanding around the
corner, yet furtively watching Youth
who goes there?
1t? Why, Stacker is it's bad name
1t, too, hears the country's call. but
needs 1T not. 1t cringes at sight Of
ola Glory. 1t shuns the khaki. It
tfembles at sound of war. Its teeth
chatter It's blood runs cold It Is
seized with a craven panic as it sinks
around the corner.
So, Stacker is its name?
Yes, Stacker, given name and sur
name combined, but set down without
capitalization. A twin brotba. 80
cowardice Of the progeny, of sneak,
Is slacker-a thing without a country.
And that anemic figure over there
eyes uplifted, turning back upon youth
III hiidhi ana now Sulking in the
shadow-who or what may he or II
be?
That? Why, that's conscientious
'pJector. It's not it's brothers keep
r. Its scruples won't let it fight. IT
lad rather see autocracy rule the
'arth. Its conscience is sick, It's
'ilment Is chronic. It's very being is
lypochrondriacal. 1t prays pharisaic-
lily and scatters seditious pamphlets
When the law isn't looking. 1t would
ave the souls of heathens, but con-
emns the government for raising its
lands to save the lives of nations. II
purns even the thought of driving
n ambulance. 1t worships at the 1
brine Of La Toilette, pays obeisance
0 "Gumshoe Bill" sings in the Peo-
les Council for Peace with Herr
.ochner and Herr Berger, sympathizes
18th sedition and treason and feels
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kaiser
Why are Stacker and conscientious
objector allowed at large. keeping
company with sedition and treason?
Already Uncle Sam is reaching out
and grabbing Stacker by the scruff OF
the neck, and soon enough, no doubt,
conscientious director will be set to
peeling potatoes or doing some other
job BETTING a sick conscience for the
country's sake.
AS for sedition and treason-wOe!
woe! Did you not hear the Flag day
warning?
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-11-01

deep sense of comparison for the
kaiser.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
HINTS PoR
Your HOW'D
M X NU MINT.

Breakfast.
Iced cantaloupe. Cereal with milk
Creamed Tuna fish on toast
Coffee.
Luncheon.
Five minute salad.
Whole wheat bread and butter
Sandwiches
Sponge jelly roll, Tea
Dinner.
Broled steak Mashed potatoes
Scalloped cabbage
Sliced tomatoes on Lettuce,
Peach pic. Coffee
Five Minute Salad--A delicious salad
made in five MINUTES, A few leaves OF
lettuce, & red beets (boiled and cut in
small pieces, 4 cold potatoes diced, 2
eggs (hard bolled), cold and sliced and
placed on top, Over all pour a generous
amount Of salad dressing and serve.
Gales. Cookies. Etc.
Variety Cake--The following cake
recipe 10 certainly cheap. quickly made
and can be varied indefinitely. Put in
a mixing bowl cup flour, cup sugar,
pinch Of salt, teaspoon baking powder ;
mix well together. dry
Melt in measuring cup \ piece Of but
ter sire Of English walnut; break into
this an egg without beating) and fill
cup with milk Pour into mixing bowl
and beat all together rapidly for a
minute, Flavor to taste, and bake in
hot oven
This cake can be baked either as a
loaf or layer cake. A tablespoon OF
cocoa added to recipe makes devils
cake By putting half of the ordinary
recipe In the pan first, adding cocoa tG
remaining half. then pouring balance on
top, q marble cake is the result. The
changes achieved in the character OF
the cake by the use Of different icings
flavorings and combinations are infinite
Economy Cake--Turn into mixing
bowl ! cup brown sugar, u cup granu,
lated sugar, z eggs, | cup good milk
heapins tablespoon each of lard anc
butter, ) cups flour siited to which hs,
been added 2 teaspoons baking powder
(ilour varies, but you want a medium
stiff batter), | cup raisins, 2 teaspoons
cocoa, scant teaspoon ground cloves, y
teaspoon lemon extract, pinch salt. Bea
all together good and bake in loaf i,
rather slow oven forty minutes. or unit
by testing with clean broom straw yo,
find no dough sdhers, 10 straw. ... p
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06

Krah pitched Oklahoma City to a VIC
tory Saturday afternoon In the final gAns
Of the series st Fort Smith. He held the
Twins soorsless until the ninth whom
they scored two
The Boosters buroksd hits off Lsverett
In the fourth for five runs and tho game
Hayes NJ . homsrun In the game 1T
vas hls third circuit drive in as mshy
days
The Boosters were idle yesterday at
Tulsa. They were scheduled to play two
games.
Rssan hsld the Giants to four hits Sat.
ufday while Cincinnati was getting a dos
en- off echupp and Anderson The Reds
won the game I 10 I, Every Cincinnati
player. except Rssan, made At least ono
hit
Leonard won = pitchers battle from
Stanley Covslsskis at Boston, tho Red
Box winning . to 2.
while the Red Box we're winning fron,
the Indians, the White Sos we're takinE
two from the Athlstics and Increasing
their hold on first place In tho American
league
Tvrus Csbb's homsrun with Bush on
day Detroit New YORK ssms' Cobb was
charged With two ilmss at bat and ono
hit.
st. Louis made twelve hits to wash.
ingtons seven but tho Senators won the
gams . 10 I, They bunched hits Off Dav-
snport In the first inning.
Nay York Americans made hut one hit
Oft Roland Saturday II was q clean
sinSls In the siSth Inning by Hsndryx,
All American league teams wsro idl.
Yesterday
The Giants took the third gsms OF tn,
seviss from the Reds I TO O. Tssrsau al
lowed nine hits, but wa strong In pinches
while the qisnts bunohsd hits OH Rims
and Mltehsu In four inninss.
Robertson, New York rishtn.ldcr, mad.
4. .homsrun IN ~ plsth With on, on bsse
Zimmerman, Fletcher and Groh we're tho
other batting sts,s, each setting thrss
The Philliss HATED Psndsrgast of IN.
mound and sasilv defeated tho Cubs Q TO
10 Pahksrt featured Of the bat, making
two doubles ana = single out Of five tlmss
up.
Brooklyn got sp even break In n double
header with ~ Louis The Dodgers won
the first game = TO 2 and iost tho seq
ond I 10 l. Pvsry member pf Brook
hrst Gsms 81 Aortsmsn. Ames or May
In the sscond game Packard held tho
Dodgers TO one MI until the eighth when
Al tengels triple followed by futshs sw'p
single, gave BrooklvN her ono run.
| - ~
Pittsburgh and Boston we're not schsd.
uled Yesterday.
| sherman took both ends OF a double
bill from Fort Smith Robson pitched the
frat game and allowed only sin hits He
has won thirty out OF thirty four games
he he's pitched this season and leaves
| Tuesday TO Join tho Chicago white kos
McAlestsr defeated Muskosss s TO b In
eleven Innings Oui of The Inst sixteen
games played, the Miners have won -four.
teen,
Mulvey. Miners outnrlder, foil while
chasing n drive from Csrmsn's ba, The
player was knocked unconscious by the
fall. Carmen getting 4 homerun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
orsst wss,ern clrou,, op.ns,

PEORIA, III, AUG 6v-Ths 1917 season
Of the Great Western TrottinG asro-
citation, which In second In Importance
only to the Grand Circuit. opens hare to.
day with a meeting that will continue
through tho week The association has
arranged . compact circuit this year that
will include several Of tho principal state
fairs OF the middle west Tn. cities en-
brnccd IN the circuit named In tho order
In which the mectinss viii be held, are
Peoria, Burlington. lowp, Omaha, Ds~
Molnes, lihmllne, MINI, Milwaukee,
Peoria tsscond meotlns), and sedalta Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
MANY ADVANCES
IN WALL Street
j, S, Steel Purchased Freely
After Holidays,

NEW YORK, AuG s--Resumrtion OF
trading over the double holiday was at'
tended ly = number " substantisl sd {:
ynnc-s IN the market leaders Unltod
ststss steel was freely taken In round
smMnu m TO lg1t, ~in of ~
S.,Ms S.ooo. tm.,'c.h num",," ,.d " 70. 70.
strong Issues INCLUDED indspendsnt stesls,
Industrial Alcohol. Central Lsether,
Pittsburgh Coal and the sugars Rails.
metals and motors were irregular,
Nsslp and other active shares yielded
to moderate pressure In the afternoon.
psrs ana utilities. especially gas stocks,
wsrs strong, Rails and shIpbinGs were
aGNln nsllNntAA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06

palty reached that eminent Norwegian,
Miss MollN Bjurstedt, who fell back BE-
fore tho fusillade OF Mlss Browne. The
defeat OF Miss Bjufstsdt proves that
nothing whatsoever 10 inNncibls II II per-
stats In continuing tho schedule.
The debate a. TO whether Benny Loon.
ard 10 or H. not az good ~ Jos 0sns
10 companion piece To which had tho
(reatest spesd--Amoa Rusis or Walter
Johnson. There 10 nothing In the world
that makes ~ fine material for = stir
could svsr hope to prove.
August Literature.
I've held Off from the tariff
I've skiddsd from the war;
AgS ii,tis e. 90 l., ! care .,,I.. = +, ,...
No umsm have l for trifss
Reside the one bsst bet
To find GVt II the temperature
Has cracked tho record yet.
y: M:v. ,S Y:s So..s:d s. ,,o :;eqSn; :: Of
Ing" and THE Art OF Putting rhs
arts sttachsd to both are the saThs-
which 10 that any system you can get
BY with 10 the right system.
Another victory for, force Of habit. Old
1aU iuuN ~ WHINING WIN
club. and yet at ~ he has won more
games than he has lost. Once you get
started right, the impetus win carry you
. long way In the proper direction.
Mathswson, whenever hs finishes. has
smashed al worlds rsoords, He has
come 10 the lst Of August In Rediand
without the populaoe demanding his scalp,
A. Q rule he tpsistsnt clannor Of the
ksdland multitude has begun early In
July, which has been the normal date
tor the Red stampede toward the bot.
tom.
A. long a. . certain number Of stu
dentq are going 10 college this fall, We ~
no Yiason Why thsy shouldn't play foot
ball TO keep up their training. Football
10 the best builder Tor war work known.
And both Vast Point and Annapolis have
proved. that football tsams can be turned
out while intensive training for other
purposes was under way.
n. o. n. wants TO know whether or
not benny Leonard has enlisted. A. ed-
vsrtissd BY his prsss agents. Not that
~ have eheerved In the latest bulletins
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
Sport Calendar
Monday.

Monoov.
Opening Of Grand Circuit meeting a.
y 0p.nlRs q dTsst Western circuit meat
Biennial 1eurnAmsnt Of American
Checker ssses.ation opens at Cedar Point,
Red cross touyns msnt. Of Wisconsin
State Golf association. opens at Milvau-
olsaiS& q snnuN Blussn" noss
'E.siS,s s;1s p.ta.,lo ,...n .o~rn..
Hsai3c hss Fsisist,e ,snais tsurn.-
MsslSASSi Valley rstrietie tsnnis
s'ynsyws9, :3fcs a KtS;s, il'.,,c ,.on cly ,,
u.~sSt ybs". HS a health. '' ''"'"' '''''
0sss .Anei:ur Pst'!stio tsn"i' tourn.-
"T,Nu! N, la;,Hf:::; ff:s:i,ai': at':', ,.... ,.urn..
MSnv Il Aiiantio t,itt. n. i
roSsSs vs !, 'N Nssh~ti. al ~ 81"
Wednesday.
WSstssn junior amateur golf oham-
p,onSkip Vs,irssmsnt opens at Chicago.
ChAifIpAsDshlp Challenge oxp rassS Of
ThsuSanj Island Yacht club.
Invitation Patriotic toNhls taurnanent
Of NpStnffIell, MOI County club,
'PS(e Herman W. Jack DsuelAs, ten
rounds at ksv Orleans.
vkurs1sy.
Opsnins OF aDnua, polo tournament Of
Ws1,ohsstsr Polo club, Newport, r. l.
Friday.
East VI, west tennis team matches be-
sln Al Forest Hills, L. ]
saturday,
/ wisconsin Htsta Patriotic tennis tour
r.ment opens Al Milwaukee,
Wsach Raven Patriotic tennis tourne-
man, Al Beach Haven, N j.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
Drive Starts on
Johnson Grass

HOBART, Okla. Aug. 6.--(Speeisl.'
m. n. Mills, county attorney q,
Greer county, has started a drive Il
eliminate johnson grass from Nj,
county by instructing all road over
sses TO see that il does not 60 to see.
Road ovcrseers have instructions to De
otroy johnson grass where the lsni
owners do not do the work and certif,
4 to the county treasurer, where thc
expense !, added to the land tax AlonS
the North Fork Of Red river, which L
the county line between Kiows ant
Greer counties johnson grass has Oh.
iained a foothold. Russian thistles an
also included in the prosecutors ulh
matum.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
U-Boat Escaped,
He Dies in River

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Aug g
(speeial)-Henry Byrd Middleton, Is
yssrs old, son of Mr., and Mrs, |, n
Middleton OF this city, was drowned
recently At Yorktown He enlisted In
the United States navy on May q, and
was assigned to the Z. S. s. Nevada,
He was on the Marino, which was tor
pedoed last fall of the Irish coast For
= time il was thought he was among
the Loaf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
CHICAGO PAYS $4,000
FOR BALTIMORE PLAYER

CHICAGO. Aus, s--Outtslder BsrUer
OF the baltimore club, In tho Intsrna tionsl
league. has been purchased by thu ChicA'
20 Nationals, according 20 President
weoshmsn, 1t was announced that he
was purchased for $4,000 oash and two
players who will he sivsn to Baltimore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
Allotsl ehcksfs Arrested.

DURANT, Okla, Aug. Especial
Special federal agent, passed through
the city yes,srday In charge OF Otho
and Charles Hubbard Of Rokehi,o,
brothers, aged n and n, who had failed
to register, II 10 said, They stated
that they had been advised not to reg
is,er by their father, who Is a socialist
They were taken to McAlestsr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
sr, LOUIS.

Mt LOUIS, ApS s-noos' Rscsip,s
isS 70 p,. TO ''j inSsS..;I, od h'sn m..s .na
ItSSsis % sax 'tV,s ocS SVs,o, va cAf'
TILE Receipts, 5000 strong Native
beef stesrs, tboqilSOI yearlns .s,eers
and hslfers. ts,bOtlSboi COWS, lto0V
10 50; s,ocksrn and feeders. 81 Q0Qo 80,
Texas quarantine steers, b00p boi
beef Gown and hrifsrs, " ?6U0 00Oj prime
ysnrlns steers. and hoifsrs. i1hoHl0 O. 90;
native calves, os,oOpiioO, sIBBP RS
,"sS'Ht'' 400 steady. Lsmb. tlosov
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
Mexican Army
on Peace Basis

FL PASO Texas, Aug 6--Tm Mex
ioan army will b. reorganiied on a
peace footing. Alberto De la Hustts
former governor of ssnots, snnosneed
here today while en- route 10 Mexico Tor
\ conference with President Carranis
De la Huerts ,aid DR. Gale. had not
resigned his position, bu, said he had
been granted a leave Of absence 10 as
sis, the war department in the work OF
arrU rc0rganisaiion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
More Practical,

When | was At school," remarked
tho reminiscent citizen, they made me
write over and over again In my copy
book, Honesty Is the best policy" :.
YES" replied Senator Sorghum,
"Hut what made the impression on my
mind wa, the later and more practical
instruction. Now 10 the time for all
good men 10 come 10 the aid Of their
psrty"-WashingtoN Star.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06

The ooat. osttsr.
The sido hill putt, but two feet long.
y neither tall nor thick nor strong;
Yet II has made more millions curse
Thar crime or poverty. or worse.
II you care for the intimate "details ~
to why Detroit isn't UP around the top
the main answer can be found ATTACHED to
Harry Coveleskis. Last season the big
Pole blew himself to twenty four vtOto-
precisely three. That's reason enough.
Tho Run Makers,
Tho two best run makers In baseball
are secluded and seQuestercd upon one
club, They are Ty Cobb and Donls bush;
Cobb 20 far has seventy four runs and
Bush has sixty nine, These two are veil
beyond the third man. who at present
happens to be Hsinis Groh, with sixty
three.
Bush 10 only batting AROUND 40. but
he has Ty Cobb and Bob Vsach back Of
on. one way or another. and q fine base
runner once no arrives. This oombiaa.
ton, with Cobb and Vsaoh adding fVr-
thor lmpstus, 10 sufficient to account ~
his standing.
Cobb ia undoubtedly the greatest run
maker baseball has ever known. In this
respect no has never had an sQusi In the
same. He is not only 4 ,Yrsat hitter. out
q first class man at waiting Tor pass
and once on the bases he outclassss the
field.
Cobb will average moro than . hundred
runs each year. and one ssason hs sst
the mark at lU tAllies. He viii not
reach I<s this year, but he viii very like
ly pass 100. enough to give him . wide
margin on the rest Of the field.
Bush's Banner Campaign.
90 far this has been the best campaign
DOME Bush has known In many Year..
Bush ordinarily 10 around .sf6 or .1Se q
Bat This season hs 10 up around ne
and 10 playing brilliantly again at short
Chapman Is the only shortstop tp the
circuit who Ia outbattinG him, ana the
Cleveland star 10 up over 300.
Whom II VIII HappsR,
The umpire called the runner out
Who should have tied the score;
But no one roae with maudlin shout
Or countersd with . roar.
No one called him a thisyiny bum
or ske impusnsd his birth;
nut that was AFTER paAos had come
Upon a war-sick earth.
Tho neutrals are stiil rseeivins II under
the right and left ear. The latest CAS-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
ONCE RICH, TRAMP DIES
ON WAY TO PAY DEBT

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 6.-(Speeinl.)
while walking on the railroad tracks
from ST. Louis to this city to repay =
ANAL loan made him two years ago by
4 local family TO whom he applied for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
Csddo Has New Miaistsr.

nURANT. okla, Aug Especial J
Rev W r Ready hs, been selected
10 fll the pastufats Of the Methodist
church at Caddo to fll the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Reverend
Clark, who has been transferred ~
Oklahoma City Hs preached his first,
sermon at Caddo ys,terdaI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-06
NEW YORK.

NEW York Aug q e. The cotton mar
kot showed renewed flrmncno early to-
day, There was criticism ~ weather
conditions over the twc.dsy adjournment
on tho ground tina too much rain wh
falling In somc parta OF the eastern belt
and not enough In thu southwest Pri.
vato cables from livNpoo indlcs Ting
that the hoard OF control had announced
fAst additional freight on cotton proba-
ny 10 40 900 tons. win he put In the
market during August, were taken ~ q
possible forecast Of Increased exports.
This a. wsll ~ the weather. BltuatlOn,
served to encourage early buying aud
after opening steadily Al an advance of
\ TO ~ points on active months. which
sold y, J to 81 points net higher
Trading was quietrr later In the day,
hut offerings were relatively light and
prices rulsd steady, frmer on covering
by October shorts and scattered buyies
A few stop orders were uncovered on the
advance which carried October UP TO
70 SOC; December to rs 200 and January
10 % lbo, or about 80 10 ~ points net
higher