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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14
Lego Ell Presidente Municipal de
Jalapa

Aver confercnci6 en- esta ciudad cl
senior Domingo Ramos, Presidente
Municipal de este puerto, con ell Sc
nor Trinidad Garcia, Presidente Nu-
nicipal de Jalapa, sobre Ia n~ecesaria
union de todos los ayuntamientos del
Estado. A esa reunion asistieron dos
personals mas, pertenecientes al cuer-
DO edilicio jalapeno.
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iienc usIed Su Carta de nacionaiidad, con-
si?ala luego, V 81 rarcce dc tempo para OBJ
:Gnerla. OCurra o eSCriba I F.. II. Lopez,
325 w. NUcvS St. san Antonio. Tex. QUEEN
We RyudaTa a vcnCcr las diricultades que SO
]" rrese1lnn. Eeuga inmediatameDie. Tel
Travis 1921. (7iE
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tico. Hay ALI construidos multitud
de pucstos que mas bien oarccen ba--
rracas. No nos exp!icamos como sc
ha pcrmitido que Sc mistaken ALI cscs
defectusos pucstos que estan Ell pug
ma con ell ornate v con la hygiene.
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No hub0 tren para Puebla.
Armenia ell importe de luz.

Sabese que Ia empresa de Luz Elec
trica. ademaS de que aumentara vein
ticinco centavos por cada lampara
desde Ell presente mes, cobrar& a los
consumidores dicz ccntavos por de-
rechos de timbre. Esperamos que el
II. Ayuntamiento tome carras en- e.
asunto defendiendo los intereses de
la poblacion que en- el presente case
Sc ven lesionados con el aumento' de
Ia quota.
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S~alier0n fuerzaS para Salvador
Alyarado.

Anoche, sali6 de este puerto e.
canonero nacional "Zara3oza," cor
destino a Frontera, Y llevando fuer-
zas pertenecientes a Ia division dc
Salvador Alvarado. Del mismo mo-
do saldra hoy Ell vapor "Tamaulipas,"
que lleva 4 bordo otros contingencies
de tropa, que tambien operaran baju
las 6rdenes de dicho jefe carrancts-
ia.
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AIitin e~studiantil.

Los estudiantes de las escuelas
P~reparatorias Y PROFESSIONALS. rlenen
pensado efectuar III mitin cl dondn-
20 pr6ximo, en- pro de Ia neurralidad.
Al mitin picnsan ;nviJa- Huy par
~ticularmente . los obreos.
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COMPARANDO ell pFccic actual del azticar
con cl del pilonCillo meXiC3Gc lei Ruhio'
rcsIita IN ahorro de clncuenta por clenIu.
81 listed no 10 ha usado. pidaid a ST. Icnde-
70 o avtsenoS. J. u. y u MarraCuin. ioe
Dolorosa ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14

NOS dedtcamos eSclusivamente q IA vents
de artcul0s lie eStan S!cndo eIpOrtados
para Mexico. ViSftcnOs. ]. NJ. y C. Marco
Qu.n. 4GG DOlorCsa 81.
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81 NESFSiTA express para que i:cve sur
DetacaS a la eSidci0n o Gamble SuS nue.
5lcs hablele q Rosales. Teiero1o Crocie!t
3.5t Y Travis 1926.
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rront0 Salgo o'ra vez para Mexico V
ES,adoS Il" In RcpIibIIca, accpEo cncargOS
como Siampr"l vnamr dc Q u II: on
iU!i W. Houston 81. 80.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-14

ANTEOJOS en- abonos. The CraHer CO.,
Opticians SIG Hicks Bldg. PracioS como
dos. No cobrsmos Dor eraminsr Ia visis-
Crccket. 6s55.
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FL traficO en- TERRA Blanca.

Sc estan tomando todas las dispo-
s~iciones del caso para que Ell trafico
ferrocarrilero con TERRA Blanca, por
la via del Ferrocarril de Veracruz
al Istmo, no vuelva 2 sufrir tan lar
ga Interruption.
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por urgrnria Salir del pats irasparo en-
huenaS CuRdiriOnC. mOviliario Y mercan-
CiaS tIenda abarralOs bicn acrcdiiada. In
TGrman 80 C1Inartn -. -TiG.
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Sc dotara de linternas a los gen.
darmeS.

La policia de Ia ciudad , csla slcn-
do mejorada notablemente.
Los gendarmes de Ia ciudad seran
dotados dcntro de muy breve tempo,
de Iiaternas, e~sperandose solo para
impIantar esta Urgente mcjora IA lie
gada de algunas bombillas, que &c
mandaron pedir Il Ia capital d" Ia
RepuJlica.
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Ell. IS DE JULIO Sc PROMULGARA
IA CONSTITUTION LOCAL.

GUADALAJARA. Jal., Julio 10
81 Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad, es-
-udia actualmente, Ia mejor for:na
lie aumentar la policia, = fin de me-
iorar a sus miembros, en- las coEdl-
ciones uuea ctualmente guardian. pUes
con el aumento en- 81 personal. c! scr
vicio cue actualmente hacen en- treln-
ia V seis horas, sera reducido a ocho.
La MEDIA, no sera aDlicada sola-
mentc a la gendarmeria de 4 pie. sine
NE tambien alcanzara a los MEM
bros de Ia policia reserrada Y de Ia
gendarmeria mcntada.
De hacerse el aumento. Ia pollcia
distfrutara de las franQu!c;as que
los trabajadores tienen. pues trabala-
ran las ocho horas que marca II ley.
' la ciudad Sc vera mas segura, &C.
sando V a los escandalos q conStante-
mente Sc producer.
El personal dc los t~allc:es nnilitares
paso revista.
How. = las once de Ia MARIANA, Ct
personal Que presta sus servicloS en-
los tallercs militares. paSo Ia reTlst2
de Administration reglamentaria.
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Hay que desvanecer p:ejuicios
para siempre.

''El Club de la Univcrsidad puede
haccr mucho para desTanecer prejni-
clos Y desvanccer malas intcligeaciaS.
Hay quienes piensan que los mcXica-
nos son una raza inferior sin pers'
p~ectivas de mejoramiento. Por ei
contrario, csa raza, poscc cualldades
que mcrcccn c~ultivarsc Y hasta en-
sus defectos; pcro no dcbcmos por
alsunos casos imitarsc. I! pueblo me-
xicano tiene grandcs perSpccSyas de-
lante de 81. Tratcmos dc c~omprendcr
su punto de vista. Esforc6monos poc
MERCER su confianza = llegaremos u
conquistarla. Los me%icanos son de-
licados y desprecian 4 TODD ell que
~aparenta protegerlos.
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Official 30. de la AdGana.

FL iovcn veracruzano senior Aviu
Aillaud, bien conocido en- este pucr
to. ha sido ~nombrado Official terce--
70 de esta Aduana Martina.
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VERACRUZ
Sc RUMORA QUE LOS FODERES
Sc TRASLADARAN A
JALAPA.

JALAPA, Yer, Julio 6.-Ayer de-
bio haber aribado a esta ciudad ell
general Adalberto Palacios, nombra--
do recientemente Jefe de las operacio
mes militares de este Canton. La Ban
da de musica de la primera Brigade
Y numerosos amigos, estuvieron a
e~sperarlo en- Ia estaci6n.
No hub0 tren para Puebla.
Aver no salio nj lego el tren de
Puebla. debido a I'm descarri!amiento
habido en- el tren de subida, por en-
~contrarse en- nal estado Ia via Il on
s~ecuencia de las l~luvias.
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Los amigos mas l~cales: los mexicanos

Los amigos mas %lcales: los mexicanos
"Guardemonos de juZgarlos con in
,iusticia, porque los meXicanos refle-
jan .! espiritu de aGuellos a Guienes
t;enen cerca. Algunos de los mejores
amigos que yo ne tenido en- mi vida
han sido r~lexicanos, y he encontrado
que son e!los las personals mas lea
les, estimables, dignas de confianza
Y sinceras. No es que 10 perciba yc
ellos condenar a toda una nacl6n.
"Estudiar la historic Y Ia spico-
logia de los pucblos latino america
nosa appended su idioma, suscribios
a sus ~periodicos Y revistas: entonces
no podrais dejar de sentir un profun-
do respeto por muchos rasges de ST
.caracter racial Y naeional que des-
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La Camara Nacional de Comercio.


Ha deSignado a su subsecretario,
el quito comerciarte v~eracruzano don
Diego Santa Cruz para cue 10 re-
presente en- el Congreso de Conner
ciantes que Sc reunira en- esta capital
a iniciaitiva de la Camara Nacional
de Concrete de Mexico.
e. senior Santacruz presentari en-
csc Congreso algunas proposiciones
tendencies al mejoramiento de los CO.
mercianteS.
FL llamado nueyo MerradO.
Ell nal llamado nuevo mercado pre-
senta I'LL aspecto por demas antieste-
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ARRENDAMEENTOS--

CuARTOS A~MUEDLADOS. frcscns Y csua-
CiOsos. rn casa grande. para renlar a bDe-
mas famiiias meXicanas o solter0s. 52S
sun san SABA. t725G
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csc l-laLrInlonl0.
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Sc NECESiTA i0ven para tienda de articu-
los de sport. Que liable algo lngleS. In
forma PotChernICk's 80 +. Houston 81.
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vENDO i0) ltDras l2rltiIna raiZ ZarzIparri-
la. II centayuS libra. c. lieTnSnde.- 20
so. Laredo ST., san Antonio, Tex. f737l
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
CHARLTON

Mrs. w. H. Carlan. of Weldon. visit
ed in this city yesterday with her son,
Ed Carlan and family.
Mr.. Al Babitt. of Alton. returned
home yesterday after few days visit
with his daughters, Mrs. George Shell
ton and Miss Rose Rabbit.
Mrs. Charles Thomas. of Oskaloosa.
who had been visiting northeast of
Charlton with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hale. returned home yes
terday.
Miss Diana Hilliard. of Abba, return.
ed home yesterday after few days
visit with Miss Bernadette Mullen.
Mrs Lars Johnson, of Cleveland.
came yesterday for visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Victor Engblom.
Mrs. w. r. Erwin. who with her
family will move soon to Gillespie. H.,
was given a pleasant surprise Tuesday
evening by the members of the Eastern
Star order. about thirty OF whom went
to her home. taking with them guam
tity of delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Jerome Oppenheimer visited In
Osceola yesterday with her brothers.
Fred and Wilton Goldsmith.
Raymond. the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman schwartz. fell from 4
tricycle. Tuesday afternoon and broke
his left arm at the elbow. He was
taken to Abba yesterday for treat
ment
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TO FIGHT HIS
OWN BROTHERS
YOUNG lOWAN TAKES OATH TO
LINE UP AGAINST KIN IN
GERMANY.

Webster City, May 1o--Bert Hall
Of Conrad, member Of the Second
regiment supply company. came to
Webster City and took the federal
OATH
He is anxious to answer the call
with the Iowa troops. though to him
it means fighting against two broth.
ers in the German army in a war in
which nine Of his cousins have already
been killed.
Hall has sold his live stock and
machinery in order to be prepared for
the call. He was born in Germany and
lived there until IS years old.
The family lived at Leer in north.
western Germany. There were seven
children. The father died in 1904. The
mother had hard time keeping her
brood together and in 1907 she and the
five younger children came to America.
leaving the two older sons in Germany.
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SHOOTERS TO GET
OIL STOCK PRIZES

Shares of stock in reputable oil COM
panies will be the chief prizes in the
state championship shoot of the Okla
homa State Sportsmen's association
over the traps Of the Tulsa Country
and Gun club on May %. % and "a
and for this reason the Oklahoma
shoot will be the most important in
the southwest this year.
The Tulsa club hopes to give the
biggest state shoot in the country. Be
sides the oil stock-which amounts to
lot of money-they will give $1,000
in cash and trophies. The oil stock
was purchased one year ago and is
paying per cent interest. The win
ners Of the stock get the interest also.
There will be four registered events
at 100 targets on the second and third
days Of the shoot. The first event is
the Harry Sinclair special; the second,
the Frank Gillespie special: the third.
the ]. S. Cosden special. and the fourth
which will also decide the state
championship--the Oil Field special
The Harry Sinclair mentioned is the
former president OF the Federal Base
ball league He is very much interest
ed in the shoot. as are the other
wealthy oil producers of Tulsa. and
every one OF the companies will send
squads to the traps in the state tourna-
ments. One hundred and twenty shares
of stock will be given in the four
events. based on fifteen shares to the
winner. ten shares to the second high
gun and five shares to the third high
man. Well paying oil stock, as addi-
tional prizes. should be the means OF
bringing out hundreds OF trapshooters.
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Stock Market

] New York. May 1o.-Selling OF rails
! as resumed at the higher levels, fore
most issues of that section recoruins
average recessions Of point. Among
the inactive shares. Pullman fell or
points, LaClede Gas Of st. Louis ana
briggs Seabury So. A decision OF tne
Il Interstate commerce comWissioi,
Il against the proposed increase OF ran
Yand lake rates to southern territory
and more acute weakness In Russian
exchange encouraged the short inter-
est. United States Steel fell point uh
der its best but 1t was among the nIst
OF the leaders to respond to the rally
OF the second hour Bonds were irregu-
lar.
4 There was no trace at the opening OF
Itoday's market Of the liquidation wnlch
hcaused such unsettlement during yes
L terday's early operations. With scarce
Nv an exception, initial quotations were
higher. pronounced strength peins
shovn by the war group, shipplnss'
oils and motors at gains of ! to IN
s.points. United States Steel rose y
point to 1l6 and metals were traction
ally higher. Rails were featured by
gain Of 1% for Delaware and Hudsoh
ana n point each for st. Paul and chi
,cago and Northwestern. Dealings ws wei,
moderate but inclined to broaden WIN
the progress of the session.
Highest prices were made on the IN
eased activity OF the last hour. Steeis
4. ID rails leading the advance. me
cN sing was strong.
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WRIGHT BURIAL TO-DAY,

Charlton. May 10.-The funeral OF
George B. Wright was held from his
late home this afternoon at two O'Clock
conducted by Rev. W. ]. Lodwig,
pastor OF the Christian church at
Diagonal, after which interment took
place in the Charlton cemetery Among
those present from out Of town were
his niece. Mrs. Ida Purinton. OF York,
Neb. his nephew. Bert BEEN, OF
Batavia. Ill.,. Mrs. Wright's daughter
Mrs. w. E. Mullen and daughter. Viz.
ginia. OF Helena. 40; and her sisters
Mrs. B. H. Patton and Miss Isabel
Tillery. of Trenton. Mo.
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Grain Review

Chicago, May 10-Sharp breaks in
the price Of wheat took place today
owing to the circulation Of vague rum
ors of impending peace Developments
An official Kansas report showing i'm
proved crop conditions in the eastern
and southern portions OF the state tend
ed also to weaken the market Trading
was on an extremely restricted scale
as commission houses were demanding
that spectators put up almost prohibl-
tive margins, so cents bushel or more.
Opening quotations which ranged from
1c decline to Nc advance with May
at 80 and July at 2.46 to 2.46h were
followed by general fall as much as
SIC in some cases, but then some
thing Of reaction.
In the last half Of the day the market
advanced on account of export bids
having been lifted to the highest prem
ilcns yet. May delivery touched a new
high level. 1915 The close was strong
at-1A to cents net advance with May
at $3.15 and July at $2.471a to $2.4s.
Corn eased off in sympathy with
wheat. The volume Of business was
small. After opening Sac down to &c
up the market underwent a decided sag
all around and later recovered in part.
Reports of cold weather delays to
corn planting gave some advantage
subsequently to the bulls. The close
was unsettled at the same as yester-
days finish to 1ac higher.
Favorable weather and crop reports
pulled down oats. Selling. however, was
not Of an aggressive sort.
Higher prices on hogs gave f1rmness
to provisions. Sellers were scarce.
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At Moline r. n.
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pOUDS-

Mr.. and Mrs Ed Elsensohn returned
Friday from Iowa City.
Mrs Hilda Arbaugh of Birmingham
visited at the home Of her sister Mrs.
Bertha Parks.
Mrs. Minnie Adams of Selma spent
Saturday visiting friends at this place
Mrs. Guy Greenfield and children re-
turned to their home Saturday after
several days visit at the parental D.
". Cheney home in Bonaparte.
DR.. 7. G. Mcclure returned to his
home tuesday after a visit in Denver,
Colo.
Frank Elsensohn was business
visitor in Ottumwa Tuesday.
Mrs. A. l.. Doud visited relatives in
Ottumwa Monday.
Miss Bell Stanshury of Fairfield
spent the week end at the home OF her
sister Mrs. s. NJ. Doud.
John Stewart. student at Iowa
Wesleyan. Mt. Pleasant. returned to
his home near Lebanon Tuesday.
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Chicago. May 1o.--Hay-Receipts ss4
tons; market firn. Demand good and
offerings only fair. Choice timothy hay
quotable at s2o@21; No. 1 at $1sm2o;
No. 2 at $1750@1S.5o; No. at S1Sa
II; Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin
feeding prairie hay. s13G16: packing
hay, $7GS.
sales were: On track: Choice tim
othy. l car ct s21. No. timothy. 8 cars
at $50. No. timothy. 5 cars at $3.50.
cars at SIG: No. 3 timothy. cars eat
$3.50.
Free on board and switched-Not
graded timothy. cars at SIS, l car at
$3.50, cars at $50.
Straw-Rye straw quotable at s11M
1880. Dat straw at $s.05@1 10. Wheat
straw at $9.50M10.
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WARDEN DESIRES
TO GET POSSESSION

F. G. Warden. lessee OF the new Ho-
tel Ottumwa visited here yesterday en-
route to Des Moines from Chicago.
While in Ottumwa he looked over the
hotel property and although pleased
with the work thus far completed ex-
pressed the desire to get possession as
soon as possible and will see some OF
the subcontractors furnishing material
with a view to get them to hurry the
shipments.
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha. Nebr. May 1O.-The live
stock market follows
Hogs-Market 10 to 15c higher: re-
ceipts. 10000: heavy. sl5.60m16: mixed
$15.50m15.75: light, $15.30@15.S0; pigs,
$12.50M14.50; bulk. S15.50@15.so.
Cattle-Market strong 10 to 15c high
err: receipts, 3,70o: native steers. SEQ
13: cows and heifers. $7.50@11; west
ern steers. $S@11.25: Gamers, S768:
stockers and feeders, $7@10.9o: calves.
$9M13: bulls. stays, etc, $7G1O.
Market 10 to 2Oc higher: re-
ceipts. 1900: yearlings, $14@16: weth-
ers, s13.50615: ewes, s1250@1450:
lambs, $17.4O61s.eo.
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New York Produce.

New York. May .-Butter-Unset-
lied: receipts. 1855; creamery, higher
nan extras. 39h a 0c; creamery ex-
AS 80 score. 3Sc: firsts, 3Ih @3skc;
seconds, 35h a SIC.
Egxs-Irreeular: receipts. 2s.23l:
y esh gathered storage packed firsts, So
sSc: firsts. 34635c.
Cheese Market firm: receipts, 49I:
,tate fresh specials, 2sAc; do average
fancy. 26A @261.c.
Live poultry-Firm; fowls, Csc: 9TH
lers, unquoted.
Dressed poultry--Quiet: chickens %
"a 3oc; fowls, 20la @27c; turkeys, 1s@
&c.
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STOP SUNDAY BASEBALL.

Providence. r. l.. May 10. Gov.
Beeckman told committee OF resi-.
dents of the town Of Warwick yester-
day that Sunday baseball at Rocky
Point must end He said that If the
notice failed to take action he would
do so himself. Home games of the
Providence International league club
scheduled for Sundays are played at
Rocky Point.
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sIIRscRIRE 70 LOAN.

Washington, May 1o.-The Western
Golf association Wednesday decided to
subscribe for $4,000 worth Of the Liber.
ty Loan, thereby using substantially all
the surplus OF Reorganization to aid
the war fund. President Charles F.
Thompson and Assistant Secretary
Graves W. Higgins completed arrange
ments today for the bond subscription.
The Western Golf association. as
previously announced. will hold It's
tournaments this summer: will give
bronze medals, instead OF expensive
cups to tournament winners, and Will
give all entry fees to the Red Cross.
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REV. BERSELL AT
PASTORS RECEPTION

Charlton. May 10-Rev. J. o. Lind
quist, the new pastor of the Swedish
Lutheran church. was rendered re-
ception last night at the church by the
members of the congregation. Rev.
Bersell, of Ottumwa, was present and
gave a splendid talk Rev. Lindquist
waA presented with neat sum OF
money. He comes here from Ontario.
Canada, but his wife and children were
detained in Pennsylvania by the i'll
ness of her mother
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YANks WIN EXHIBITION.

Toronto. May 10. The New York
Americans defeated the Toronto Inter.
national league team in an exhibition
same here Wednesday by a score OF
to 5. Rain and high wind prevailed
throughout the contest and seven Of
the nine runs scored were attributed
to the gale.
Score by innings R.H. e.
New York 80. 3O3000OO-6 s 1
Toronto 49,. 2OlOo0000-3 s 4
Batteries Shocker Love, Monroe,
Piercy and Walters; Lyons and Hay.
den.
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Car Lot Receipts.

wheat-4o cars. with Of contract
grade.
Corn-1O4 cars, with So of contract
grade.
Oats-s7 cars with 81 of contract
grade.
Total receipts OF wheat at Minneapo-
lis. Duluth and Winnipeg today were
SIS cars. compared with $50 cars last
week and 93S cars the corresponding
day year ago.
Estimated cars tomorrow, Chicago
Wheat, 80: corn, 1873: oats. 146.
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TEACHER A JUNE BRIDE.

Charlton. May 10.-Miss Ida NJ. CAT.
fy. sixth and seventh grade teacher a,
the Garfield building. but who does
nat expect to return to Charlton next
year as her marriage to F. NJ. CLARK.
Of Traer. will occur in June. was given
a pleasant surprise Tuesday evening
by the members OF the N. E. W. S.
club, who went to her home and pre-
scented to her beautiful baking dish.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
CAR RUNS INTO WINDOW.

Dubuque, May 10.-Arthur Coldiron
had strange mishap in trying to
avoid a street car while riding at
high speed on a motorcycle. To
avoid collision with the car he turned
his machine and 1t plunged over the
gutter and sidewalk and through a
plate glass window. Coldiron was badly
cut about the face and head by broken
glass but will suffer no serious conse'
uueuCeS
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
AMES GUARDSMAN
IS STRUCK IN HEAD

Ames. May 10. p. j. Beard. an
Ames student soldier on night patrol
duty at the college heating plant, was
struck in the head by railroad iron
thrown by one Of two providers. he
was dazed, but opened fire. Both as.
sailants escaped but left trail OF
blood down the tracks. Beard is from
Omaha. He was football star OF the
Omaha high school and played center
on the Cyclone reserves last fall.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
Kansas City Cash Grain.

Kansas City. Mo-. May 10.-The cash
grain market follows:
Wheat-Steady SC higher: No. ?
hard. $3.1s@3.27: No. 2 red, s3.126
3.1T.
Corn-Unchansed to 1c higher: No.
. mixed, $1.57M1.5S: No. 2 white, sl.S6
61.Ss1s: No yellow, Sl.5Sh1.5Sz.
Oats-Unchanged to nc higher: No.
2 white. 1914 orc; No. 2 mixed, ia
72c.
Rye-$210.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-11
LOCAL OSTEOPATHS
TO ATTEND MEETING

The nineteenth annual convention of
the Iowa Osteopathic association will
he held May Is. is and II at Des
Moines, Doctors Elizabeth NJ. Thomp-
son, Ollie II. p Myers and II. A. Coul-
ton. the three local osteopaths have
planned to attend this meeting. Or.
Coulton going for the first session.