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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02

S275o.
Eight acres on the interurban fins be-
low Collister station, all In high stats
OF cultivation with good shade trees
and free water. Only S275o.
$1,000.
Ten acres on macadam road. an IN a..
falfa, good $500 building.
$4,000.
Five acres an In commercial bearing
orchard; fair house. close to school.
5000.
127 acres valley farm, large honse and
barn on car line and graveled road.
$4,000.
20 acres, home on car line, near town
and high school with s-room bunxa-
low.
IL acres In bearing orchard, close IN
on foot hin road, fine garden land.
$4,000
12-room modern steam heated house
In old townsite: would make fine
apartments and pay for itself In two
years time
$50 per Acre,
A good so or l20-acre farm can be
bought for this price with good build
ings.
We have the bargains
w. f. PIERCE q CO.
The old reliable Real Estate Dealers.
O@
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
NAME IDAHO REPRESENTATIVES,

In response to a request from Henry
Greene, New York, Governor Alexander
has named three citizens of Idaho to
represent this state as members of a
general committee to have charge OF a
dinner to be rendered Samuel Gompers
as a Testimony of the national appre-
cation of the patriotic work he has
done towards bringing capital and
Iahor together at this time. Those ap-
pointed by the governor were: A. B.
Stevenson, Pocatello; +. ]. Mcbride.
standpoint, and ii. \. Lawson. Boise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
cAITLE FROM IOWA.

Caldwell. oct. Thomas Tarr. a
prominent farmer residing a few miles
from this city, returned from Iowa yes
terday where he purchased fine herd
of pure bred Short Horn cattle with
which to stock his large ranch near
Homedale. The county is very IA pid-
~ being filled with Short Horns and
present signs point to Canyon county
as maintaining its record OF being the
largest Short Horn county in the state
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
IMPROVEMENTS ON
BANK COMPLETED

of $4,000 the work of improving the
First National bank building in this
city has just been completed The i'm :
provement made Includes the rear
rangement of the interior of the first
story of the building and the compile
ton of the second story for highly up
to- date office rooms.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
cAAMeERLAIN's COUGH REMEDY
THE MOST RELIABLE

After many years experience in the
use of II and other cough medicines
there are many who prefer Chamber
lain's to any other. Mrs. A. .. KRISTEN.
6reenNilie, Ill. writes. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy has been used in my
mothers home and mine for years.
and We always found il Il quick cure
for colds and bronchial troubles We
fro II TO he the most reliable cough
medicine We have used. "-Ady. Z. TIL.
end :
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
LOCAL MARKETS,

Responding to the government reg
nlation of sugar Boise iobbers reduced
the wholesale price on October / and
this reduction is at once reflected in
the local retail market. Cane sugar.
which has been quoted at $925 is now
being retalled at $S.75. The usual diff
fercnltal Of % cents is being main
tanned between cane and beet sugar.
make the price of the latter $3.50 The
Boise prices are based on the refiners'
price of 1925 at New York
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
SHEEP TREsPAsS CASE.

Nampa. oct. Joe Carta was ar
rested yesterday upon the charge Of
having allowed his sheep to destroy
the crop of Neb. Cawrad Bond for
Carta's appearance before Justice q.
+. Moore oct. 10 for q preliminary
hearing vas fixed at $40, which he
furnished.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
UNDER THE
CAPITAL DOME
MAKE HEADQUARTERS HERE

], Is. White, state pure food commits
sioner who spent the summer al Lava
Hot Springs where ne had charge of
me improvements made there by the
state. has returned to Boise and estab-
lished permanent. headquarters again
at the state house.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
ACTION FOX DIVORCE.

Caldwell. oct. I'm the district
court yesterday afternoon suit WAS
tlled by Mrs. Mary r. Purdum against
John A. Purdum. The papers in the
case were Immediately withdra wn but
the suit is presumed to be an action for
divorce.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
NEW DIRECTOR TAKES CHARGE.

7. " kluharty recently elected di-
rector of the agricultural extension de-
partment succeeding @. D. Center, has
taken up his new duties at the state
house. Director F'luharty arrived from
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
DENY WRIT OF MANDATE

The supreme court denied the appli-
cation of Charles h. Iamberton for "a
writ of mandate directed against Judge
Charles =. Mccarthy of the Third ju-
diciai district court. The litigation in
volved the dissolution OF partnership
between LambertOn, Eugene W. Yeo-
mans and X. l. Perky. Lamberton
sought 10 secure writ to require the
lower court To render a final Judgment
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
WILL APPEAL AUTO CASE

Caldwell. oct I'm police court yes
terday afternoon e. NJ. Holt was found
guilty by the jury trying him upon the
charge of having violated city ordi-
nance by leaving his automobile for
over 10 minutes on Main street Sat
urday evening and fined $40. Notice
of an appeal 10 the district court was
Immediately served 10y Mr.. Holt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Caldwell. Oct. 2.-Marriage licenses
we're issued yesterday afternoon 10
the following: William Elkins and
Loualice Waggoner. both of Reno.
New; Frank Grove of Nampa and
Mary lnez Harvey of Middleton.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
SEE WILSON SMITH
1923 Main ST.
STEMS RARGA1N

STEMS BARGAINS
40 acres highly improved, miles from
Boise, first class buildings. Price
$4,000
6O0-acr stock ranch adjoining open
range, 400 acres in alfalfa, balance
grain and pasture, sets buiidings
abundance of large outbuildinss. Hog
tight wire fence encloses this ranch
Price $25, 900.
For sale or trade for modern ux.tn-
date Boise home 10 acres Z miles
from Boise, all in alfalfa. free paid
up water, will assume reasonable
amount of umhranne. or win tradx
for larger tract of land
For Sale-Strictly modern 1n-rocrS
house on one of the finest coxners
in the city, 100 foot lot, cost TO bufzd
house alone over S10y0n8. WIN sell
for $1,000.
THE EDWARD SPEINeCo
les n. 10th St Phone ss
S2s
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
MCGOWAN 70 PocArELLo

State officials are Interested In the
announcement that f. c. MCGOWAN.
Republican floor leader In the house of
representatives during the last session
Of the legislature, has left Moscow for
Pocatello where he has purchased a
half interest in the real estate firm OF
Gray & Gray and will make his future
home. Representative MCGOWAN is
well known in Boise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02

North Yakima where he has been
county agent for Yakima county. Di-
rector Fllharty Is not prepared to
make any changes in the department
for the present.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02

50 test, 500 cut loaf, 9s5. crushed,
$50; powdered, S55@S7O; graduated,
S35 $50.
Coffee Rio No. 7, on the spot 50.
Hay Firm No. l, l2Om125; No. 8.
95a l05.
Glove S5u1l5
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
MONEY.

New York, Octs2 Money on call. &
SIX months, 81 mercantile paper 50
New York slQ97, demand Sterling
4.75.25.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
POTATOES

Chicago. oct. Potatoes. receipts
20 cars. Wisconsins 100. Millnesotas.
lOO0t1iO.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
PRODUCE

New York, oct. Sugar raw. quiet
centrifugal, 96 test, co.; Muscovado,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02

Best equipped in the state: ALI kinds
OF clothes Cleaned. DYED. Repaired and
Pressed. Phone a. and lSaS.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
TURKEY AND ALL
TRIMMINGS FOR
AT front
Thoughtfulness of General
Pershing Makes Thanks
giving Treat Possible for
the Sammies.
Department Gives Com
mander Permission to
Provide Treat-No Pro
vision for Boys in Canton
ment Camps at Home.

Washington, Oct 2.--There's a real
American thanksgiving dinner-tur-
key, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie and
all-on It's way to Uncle Sans bows
at the front in France.
When that day dawns over there
behind the battle fronts, Americas
thousands with the Stars and stripes
viii Chamber out of their bomb pits
and come trotting in from their prac-
tee trenches to the royal feast.
1t is all thanks to the big hearted
thoughtfuness of that square jawed
Fighting man, General John j. Perish
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
FOR SALE-Real Estate

CALIFORNIA is contributing a large
snare of the trained technical men
IN the U. S. army and navy accord
said. are now serving in military
capacities requiring technical skill
10 OF these being gas engine experts
Arrangements have been made, for
students to enroll in courses at any
time of the year
ing to bulletin from the Los An
geles Y. NC. A. schools, where sew
eral hundred young men are now
enrolled in such courses as Wire
less, Automobile and gns engine con
struction. mining and other technical
and commercial subjects More than
$50 graduates of the schools, II is
7-ROOM, strictly modern bungalow.
hot water heat; one block from car
line. If taken at once, 1880.
5 room bungalow. modern except heat,
half block from car line, lawn, fruit
shade. Price sl4Oo; $3.50 down. bal
ance Ike rent. j.
One acre all In frait and garden,
paid water; new b-room bungalow;
modern except heat; chicken house.
barn and well; near Franklin school.
This is snap. Only $4,000, part
cash, balance terms.
Strictly modern. new r-room bymsa-
low, So IT. lot, well located; worth
at least $500, hut party will sacrt-
flee at $4,000: $1,000 will handle.
100 acres, the best buy In Boise val
ley; Broom house. good barn, ma
chine sheds, chicken house, granary,
deep well, family orchard; so acres
in alfalfa; ID acres pasturet rs acres
grain u mile to school, / mile to
street car and macadam road. Price
only $50 per acre.
IDAHO REALTY ca,
209 n. Sth St n
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02
STRICTLY PERsHlNG's PARTY,

CharaCteristically he said nothing
about 1t. Even the men at the front
don't know it yet. But whisper of
something of the sort leaked through
VIA cable to the United Press. Aud
today the war department confirmed
il.
General Pershing cabled for per.
mission to give the boys a real thanks
giving. dinner from home. with all the
trimmings the department said
1t will be General Pershing's party
all the way through Every drum
stick, every slice of white meat. evo.y
slab of pie will be strictly the sriz-
zled warriors contribution through the
war department
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-02

Pacific hotel dining room now open.
Special lunch, zoe. adv Ol3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
Charles sticff aeiturbcn.

@iner @rfGltung erlegen. - 8or 81
Sabre alt. ~ Giner ser Yioniere
Der amerifonii6en @iano SSnou-
Itrie. ~ Sic Observation-Disclosures
ten finoen beute 9fobmittog ltott.
9eiiesung ouf Dem Baltimore
6rieObofe.~
Sic 9eeroigung Oes 80 Sabre al
ten &rn. Charles Stieff, Der am
Gonneritog eiuer @rtGItung erlag,
Die er iib 8uge3ogen boben icG ais
er Die EoraOe 3u @bren Soffre's iiN
aniob, miro berte gta6mittog BON
ieiner Iebten @obulmg, Gar. 70S,
@eit-6aDette-Strobe, ans ouf oen
n9oltimore-6 6ricOboie" itattiinoen.
@err Stieif mar inn Sabre 1885
in Baltimore geboreh lnO genoB
llnterri6t in ser SenrD S6ei6'S
S6ule an ser 9}orO-@oD-StroBe in
pel6er iein 8ater cine Se6reriteIle
6otte. Sein @oter mar elmer Der
9ioniere oeS @iono-@eihoites III
9lmerifo. 9Io@ ieinem GoOe ii6er.
no6men ieiue 3pei S6bne Oos Sc
i1Gft, 1SreOerid q. uno Charles
Stieii. 6iini5ig Sobre binourb por
Charles Sticif eiu @}itgIieD Der
GSirma, elmer ser mooernlten lmO
beitbefonntcn &iono.6obrifcn in Oen
8ereinigten Stooten.
Dor ingeiGbr 6 So6ren 5og iih
Serr Stieii BON Oen @ei1Giten 5u-
rid. @r mar Elm Singgeiele mO
mobnte leit oen lebtcn 80 Sobren in
Oem oltcn 6omilienbeim in Der @eit-
6oDette-StroBe. @r miro bon ieinem
9ruoer, 6reoerid g. Stieif, ieinem
cin3igeu @erwon0ten iiberlebt, Der
in 9iolanO.Yorf mobnt. Sin onoe.
rer 9ruOer, Der in 1901 ltorb, mar
Der meitbefonnte GaIifornia.@ @ionier
Sobn 6. Stieff Der mG6reno elmer
aerpiiien 3eit cine intereiiante gloGe
in Baltimore ipielte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
Nni.Nnmnfer.

Baltimore II. Ybilaoelpbio Dam.
pier.@o." (Gricsion-&Inie), Pier 1,
2igbt.StroBe.
,9&em.Dorf uno Baltimore Erdns,
portation So, SUB Der 6reoerid-
StraBe.
Baltimore @teom Bndet So"
(OlN 9op Sinel. @Siers l0--t3
2iAbtStruBe.
~Aierbnns onO Mlners' 9ronS-
pcrtpiion Sine". S'icr 3. GnB OOr
Sii0.@dnliruRe.
n&6eiapeafe Stcomihip Cine"
Eicr ~ Eilht'5troBe.
.Dprl Jiloer &lne~, Eler Is. Siabt.
StroRe
Baltimore. Gbeinpcafe & 9ItInntic
%oihuan 50, flers 1, ~, 3, G
uu6 s, 9ighiiiruBe. uno Vier 1,
G;ratt.StroBe.
.MornlunO. 0cInmore ono %ir'
ainio". @icrS 2. 3. 4, 7, 8 mo q.
2iaht.5trnke
rEoIhelier Steamboat 60, BlT
16, &i0bt-StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
8. GrcScrid Sumtcr crtrlurfcu.

Ger 5obn bon Srn. Sobn g. Sum
ter unO 6rmL S. 6rc6erid, mobn6nit
in Scr. 1902, Sprine0ale- 9lDeme,
@eIt 6orcit Barf, ertront in Golun~
bio, 2llobomo. @ircm &elearoum
nod, oos ole @ltcrn erbieIten, &c.
lbob 6ies om 0tittpoA, aber @in0el-
6eiten Ooriiber muroen niht mitge.
tbeilt. Sumter botte Oos gl6gangS-
@romcn bon Dem DSobnS SopfinS
Soipitol" Gema6t uno mnr ieiucr
8eit Gapitdn 0eS fSuBboa.@lubS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
@rnnSitidS-ltebc bcrtrasnHseH

oMercontile SruIt & CepoIit Co."
Gruitee, an Fierre @. @aipari 9lorS-
ieite Ger 9orn-StraBe, na6e 9lrIing-
tOn-gloenue, If bel 1876.
4ierre @. Gaipori an Sinoc S6a.
piro, 9{orOieitc Scr 8orn-Sir, nobc
9lrlington-9lpeme, I bel 1916.
&oia Shapiro an 9lnnie SGapiro,
g}oroieite Scr Born -StrnBe, nabc 9lr-
lington-9loenuc, ii bel 1916, @rim0-
sims SIS.
6rant giOOof lmo 6rau al @m.
81. Grieger unO 6rau, 9lorOoI.Gdc
Der Nlilton-9loenue unO gnger @lace.
9leffon &. Corp" ON Sarrp 6.
Gorr, Siioleite Der Baltimore nobe
Charles -StroBe.
Carroll 9. Soifmm II. a., 9IodJ-
lnBoerpolter, an @liIobet6 9inSen.
meper, gioroieite Ger g9Gid5c- na6c
@6otwortb. .StroBe, II bel so.
9lm6roie 2nifoitiS umo 6rou an
Soiepb 3. @oiiIiauSfoS, 93orOieitc
ser @aco.. nobe MornersStroBe.
Commonwealth 9anf" an Sobn
Z. 9udIeD, 9forOoliieite Ger Molmt
9'opoI-9loemue, nobe Moi6er. .StroBe,
IS bel SO, @runO3ins $3.50.
9. 81. 9ud unO 6rou al sic ,Gai.
colt Seigbts &c." N}r. 3O46, SO.
monoion-9luenue, @rllno5ins $75.
SSobn 9loDo, SeItomentSooaltredcr,
on Sobn SIoDO, gIr. S27 9ie6t-Str,
Griino5ins $33.75.
&i9nro bon So6cnboif an 6. 81,
Sordenborn, 91r. 2O2t, 9nrcIoD-
StraBe, @rilnO5ins' $50
Sophia 8. Sopfins an SoI6uo
@buoin uno Grou, 9lor0oitieite ser
Citing, nobe 9obert.StrnBe, fl bel
7t.3, @rlmo5ins $36.
CieieIbe an gieieIben, SiiOweIiIeitc
Der Citing nobe 9loomsStroBe,
1916 bel 1873. ,@rlmo5inS $40.
9lmanOa $. 9uomig an 9lppoIonio
Mottinglp, 9lr. 23S, @oro-Monroe.
StraBe, @rlno5inS $67.50.
@eluis s. Goben an 9ouis Green
berg un0 6rnu, 10 @run0Itiide.
9ouis @reenberN imo 6rau an
Seipis s. Goben, 12 @rlnOItiide.
SSoo Nf. Barrett an s. W. N1ortin,
&ermaltcr, @eItieite scr 9inwooo.
9IOenle, nobe Momment.S .StraBe,
1910 Bel 70, @rilno5inS $45.
SiOneU Smith umO 6rau al RaD.
mono Smith umo 6rou Oitieite Der
@atterion-Forf-, no6e 6airmount.
9loemie, t5.1 bel S5. @runo5ins
$3S.34.
SSoiep6 9. @onalcf an 3ronf <.
Fintner, S9eItieite Scr Sort, no6e
MaOiion 1914 bel So, @runo3ins
$36.
Srouf :. Gintner an SoIepb 9.
Sonoief uno 8raL gscliieite Ger
Roie-, no6e W3ooiionsS sStraBe, 1914
bel SO, @run05ins $36.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26

u. WlorcinfolpSfi, 9ioroieite 6leetitr.,
no6c Nlilton.glpe. II bel so.
&obert Seii an 6rancis 5. SelpiS,
5uoleite 2enlmon., nobe 9Imitpitry
If BEL 81.
@roce $. @rimmel on SEQ. 5.
@rimmel, SiOpeitieite So6n, nobe
Mc@}e9enitr., 1916 bel 1870.
0meling Solie So. an Gbos. 9.
Benjamin unO 6rau, Sitieite @lopIe.
Ctr, na6e @iraro-9lpe., 22.5 bel 122.
@race 8. @rimmel on 9lnnie VI.
SomorO II. a., SiioWeitieite Sobn-,
na6e @ilionltr., Is bel 1870.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
SarmIunO sn Ocrfanfcn.

m ouen Gle cine quite iSarm faufen
- o 2ano bai9 uno preisnertb iit2 ghlr
M arOlnno fommt in sSruee nit ieiner
<lt inionen Sim II. ghlsiubr, no Gle onS bette
e ano finoen fir qemifc1teH 9eircb, no Der
Z anopirtb Die beiten glbiabgebete bat
ST e6er 70 Nduionen Goninmenten iino bier II
- eberiieoelu Gle oes6alb nac6 Wto, ipo Sie Die
u ciien Wtdrfte 6ubeu, odS geiiinoeite 0Iimd,
= riuianie StnutsirlBen beiten 8erfebrsmege.
a lciben Gle nio6t bort 100 fate g9inter iino.
\ eoenfen Sic ale itrebidmen 9eutibe babeH
dZ riolee In mo. eebabt SireHge g9inter nit
" IS uno Scnnee, ipie imylOroer. baben mir Mot
y ieiiee 0rirdee f1nuen Gle bier er5ieleH.
~ eeenfau baben mir geniigef0.
{ 6rei6en Gle nod belle, fir ireien 81taIog.
, icber fHoeu Gle mas Gle iuden IN Wio.
2Sm. Suffers, 'SS Sali@oSs III $9"!itG, S,S.
Sauptauarher fir 0iargiauO 5armeH.
(dltofoGA-l
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gurItuOtciacut6um sn Ucrfaufeu.
sei ein lSrnnnscnt.

paIbe SldersBarscIlen uno erober; outer
Booen; eIetiriicbes gidi. 2goiicr uno Seiens
pege I'M Bau, IeIepbons rno SiraBenbabns
9ienit; innerbaIb IS Wtinuien bonn Centrum
Der Staot Siuee baben Wunaalolps, eiiliae
baben Sduler, eiriqe Dnben iSrudt einiqe iino
oenieer ais I Sent per 5ub. Hdlien Gle mtcb
Sbnen 5eigen oe bic Stduier oieier Yar8eIleH
@emlle uno 6ntner 3eben unb Die boben Yes
lensmitslgoIten berableben glni Ieicbie glb5abs
hnqen Oerfauit.
0ad5nragen 1ei Der 9intbcnm Seiabts &c.,
Ielepbonrt uilb mir meroen Gle auiiuben.
(glpr2S, ,T&S-~)
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ern Shore, 90, ael6e, GaB, $l.50-

ern Shore, 30, aelbe, SSaB, $4.5O-
500; MO. mo Gel, Sab, $3.50
600; 0oms, Sab, $4O0-5.Oo;
ueue 9ortoffeIn 6Ia., Sab, @rima,
$950-tO.OO Seconds, 500 500
slid c, &rabben unO z er.
roptnS. - Gorpfen, @fO., 5-Sc. !;
6hmOern. @fO., Csc; @op SboO,
9tad, 9Qc. $i.O0; god, &fo., is
-2Oc.; wciBcr 9er6, 12--15c.; me.
Ohtm. 6-Sc.; gclber,Eerd. t2-15c;
fleine bis medium, @funO, Csc /;
Wludrelen, @fO., 12-15c.; SoilorS,
eroBe, @funO, 12-t5c.; medium, 9
Sc; 9lale, &iinO, 5-Sc.; @atfiid,
5-6c.; Clans, bunoert, 65-75c. !;
SeGte, @funO, disc; Serinee,
@oi bunoert @funO, $150-2.00;
SnapperS, @ilno, &c; Sr6ide,
Dubeno, $t.75-2OO; meididoIioe
arobbcn Guseuo, 6O-75c.; bortc
Gra6beu, SAB, $4.50-5.00; aor6.
$20O-2.25.
SGute uu0 SoT @eial8ene,
21c.; friide, 19c.; beihGOiete, IT,
1Sc.; 0rD Stint, 33c.; 9olb, &c;
S6of Toe. c.-$1.25; 2dmmer, DO
6Oc.; @uaen 16-1Sc.; 8ieecno 10
-25c.; Solg &funo, 10-t1c.
&in6oieb.-S Sunge fette Sticre
BON 1000 biS 1900 Hflnto @eipidt,
Efo., 9-t0c.; Stiere unter 1000
@fO. @eipibt, S-S1ac.; Odien,
@f6.. &c; 9uuen 9foy 6-Sc.;
erobe iilnge &iibe, 9fo., 6-Sc.; ma-
eerc. 4-512c.; Giibe nit 9olb, $40
-65; moaere, @iO.. 9-3hc.
Q 1meine. ~ Serfel. ie nod
6jr0Bc, Stiid, $4.OO-5.O0; Sboots,
ie nod @roBc, $5.00-6.00.
&GG6er. - G6oice, @iltuO, 14c;
quite, @funo, t3-t314c.; idpere,
Stiid, $i9 %; rau6e, Stiid, Sill
lbi tlelfc, llla9ere, 3o-lO.
2Gmmer uno q dale. ~
G6ocie, icite Sdaie, @fmO, sc !;
quite, 5-Gc.; roube. Stiid. $500
800; olte 9odc, 9Sio. &c; 6riib.
ia6rs.2Gmmer fette 45 bis 50 &fimO
icbwcr. @fO., t6c.; gut bis mittlcre,
$40. t1-15c.
Sabof (@lorulon0), 100 8flno.
Snierior uno iroiteo, $10-12;
gutter gcipo5uIidler unO oriiner $t3
10; gutter gemobnli6er, $i6-1S;
mittelmGBiger. $19-2t; outer bis
rotber 500 "a; Sonc0, $25- 26;
Seconds. gemobnliber bis mittclmG-
Bgcr, $11-1S; SeconoS, gutter bis
fcier, $l9-2l; 9ou Gobof fire
alrco, $s- 90; Upper GouutrD. dir.
cllreo, $S-t7. MongeI1ofte uno
i@lcdt acuiidtc @erpodung, t-3c.
pro %iuno nieorigcr.
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gu OcrfanieH-im 2aHo.
10 9lGer, Saus nit 3inlmerL oiel {SrudDt
alle 9lrien gMbeHgebduoeri, gliies 29aiier, cine
8Graair0 n' PHI fiir raideH adTier nan f6rci6se in
enqlii6 an Mrs. @i. 6. Natmclor, 6atousDne
(Wtui26- PSI
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llferplabc AZ Ocrfamfem.


~, WftrpInHc 81 ptrTnuTtW.
A., Nder'@runoiliide, beQliem Qelegen, nnDe Bnl'
itiinore, 6dbrenoienit na1 Strdben1aDn einees
Il9tet. 5wiidben 5pei idb6ner breiten @reeis
Heleaen. anter @drienbooen. 8reis $3.50.
sHe0ell gle nit ms nuf cine Tonr 5ur SnipeIs
ION oieier 4ldbe am Sreitag ooer Samitug nm
3 MaGm ODER am Sonniae nm 10 8ornl. ooer
q Z &q0nl. aui elmer eeqnnten 120 SUB $50,00O
WuUt 5pei Shnoen iSabrt. Q(an iprcbe in
i''re an Ct. @aul S066 ue9en 9lnsfunit
(NRai23-27)
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gcrIaust I'M SIlIseuIeiueu.
@el@afts- -@elcsenbeitcn.
llferplGte 5lt Uermiet6eu.


49,, WTtIpIuHC 6H UVINIItIUtWs
=, ,So1it piinf1ensipertbe, beauenl Qeleaene
ulers@runotide ndDe Baltimore, Gents 6abrs
gelo nerbinoet nit einqeriDteter iS1hre Gle
ionnen in Baltimore ar6eiter uno Die Ndctie od
3erbrnQen, no es fiibl III uno IN nneenebmer
gsaaDbar9ait nit anitdnoieen gla1barn; WltetDe
WuBe ODER mir oerianfen fir 500, letdDte Be
olnqinaen. G5eben Gle nit ms 3u elmer Be
ll1ti9uno Gpe5ieue freie 5abrfen aui Der
9@ra9too1en 100 Sub $4,000 9adt, fir 100
Rerlonen licentiirt 0ncbt idbri nb am 6retde
Ino Samiiag nm 9lddnI. uno Sonntag nm
~ Sorm. iirio 9 gu6nt Spreden Gle IN 9sr:
80 EQUITABLE 9uiloin9 Dor ooer ruten Gle auI
VI Naul S0G6 megen glusinntt.
(sUlQi03-o7l
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Baltimore W1arftberidt.
Treitoo, 25. W}oi 1911

Sreitog, 25. W}oi 1917.
OI 81. - 8ufubr 62S1 6diier,
einI6licBGb 973 Sdiier in 2ociit
%oint uno 1912 Sdiier in GontonA
0ie g}otirlngen paren pie folgt:
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GertGnfe an Der bieisen 9lfticnbOric
FIRST CALL

10 glnibeile glabdma so CON-. .... 5S
80 gIni6eiIe 9lIabama 60 2. pib. .... 55
II glHibeile 9oni 9oal conf. , 100
1O2 gInibeiIe 9oni @oaI com 1924
100 gluibeiIe Goui 9oal com... 40
10 glnibeiIe @oui Goal com .110la
10 glntbeiIe Conf Goal COM iii
20 glnibeile Goshen & 60 .. 1875
"a gtntbeile Goshen Oil com. $50. 1914
2.100 IntbeiIe9osoeH Oil con-. .. 12s
10 gluibeile @Ii Soru GoaI com. 32h
146 gIu6eiIe GIi SorU Goal com. 321S
75 gnbeiIe 9li Sorn 6oaI cont. 32
60 glnt6eile @lf Sorn Goal pio.. ASA
1bO gIHibeile SouiioH Oil CONF. %
100 glnibeile Wlarblano GaiuGlt0 60. 81
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8n ncrfnnfen.

Sn Ocrfanfen.
HihtIa FIR 2ente bic IN Gurus Non ,uobusu
oSeben Gle il6 ole neuen Sdiler In BEN
kkoOO kOO Sled oer *enniHaton.NSenue, mit %eraii'
mooern bis II nne Giu5elbeiien Span rebnre
SrleaHs' ooer Curtis Nah @lcfiriihe iteae an
oef %nrtis'Noenlfe nno 0npreb GtrnRe ali mnn
lnier oen ohen eripdonien Sdmlern beIinoen
Iin mehrere 2d0en
@Geut an Srt nuo Siene haIicb uno Conn.
tags
WnIter 8. @citp6aI,
80. @iaentbiimer uuo Naluluierne6mcr
tl9-SO-2l W'Huie0 SHIlOtHa. (SI
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8n Derfanfeu.

Bn nerianfcn:
Sines Der ifl0niten fleinen Sduier In ygdls
fS9Iool 5peiit6die; qroBe 3immer mo @1o.
@SSroBer centeniirter Seller, SeiBiuoiIerf8e
fe,, fe,S,umellld m Is bel 150 Sub; born Terralie, biils
ne rsH Senein6e @arien. Nell tanc3iri mo oil'
sseH!fflmen; yHdberes 9ir 29O0 Ainbiur'Vlpeiliie,
o.oNlpeN uno llbr. (gVlnll3-)