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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-19
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.3ufibr unb gtIiuHbt fir bic oers
floFenen 48 StuHoen, persIi4eu nit
berfsIben 3eii bsE IsstsH Do4c tparen
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-19

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
Snbe 1arf NUtiseu.

Der friibere Yoli,iit. sobu 8.
WcOonalo. III Wtontas abeno in isis
ner Wohnuu9 on Jtorb 9ieunter Gpes
nue. nah lGnssrer 8ranfbsit seitorben. ..
- Durd cine 3edsnusridisbuns an
Jtorb Sumnsr Npenue. nahe Dorotbp
Strase. murben am Samitas Wtorsen
bic WaHer. unb @asr0brsn ent3msi &c.
riiien uuo bic Stra6e tbsrf flutbn.
Or. Is. s. 2sritsitsr pon ShS
Dfain Nuenue uno 6raulsin Wfabel
Softer pon Brpn Wfamr apsnue iinb
Disnitas abeno burd, Baitor Sohn u.
Bsnber ju eiuem sliidliheu @bspaar
einSeiesnet morben.
- Der 40 Sabre alte Sobn 9.
Wtorsan uon Siio 3incoln Auenue. elm
Seutnant i'm Stlau6haus No. II ON
Oluiiion StraBs. murbe Oonnerifag
0iadmittag set0otet, als er auf benz
otortbern Boulsuaro ourh cine pl0s'
lihe Wenbuns aus einem Nutomobil
ssihleubert wurbe; er tru9 einen S6d'
bel. uno 8innlaoenbrub oapon unb
ueridieb In einisen Wiinuteu. Der
Verun9liidte befauo iit in Yesleituns
isiues Shmassrs, beS Boli3iiten z. y.
Sones. uno Die Bsiben febrten uou Der
ssabrt nah @bindilla bsim. ais fih Der
uniau erei9nete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10

@iner Der pislen sutsn Punite
on einem Perfeftion n LIT, ba6
er bas 6fonomtiats 9ei3material
brtnnt-3sroisne. 1nb bas bette
2eroiene 1T Rapolisbt. @s III 70
bod raffiuirt. oaB IS brennt ohne
3u rau1en, fladern, rishen ooer
perfoblen Der DoAte. S9auet
fur bisies Sdilb:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10

Bestellt das "WoehsnhIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
Nprb Scranfpn.

- Die 3situnssbunoluns oes u.
3robl on 9Beit Wtarfet StraBe wuros
Sonntas gta6t erbrohsn uno nm $40
mertb Uaareu bsraubt.
- Srau @liiubetb Scbn BON Wagne
Npenue, II Sabre alt, erlitt Wfontas
einen Sddoelbruh. als iie cine Erepps
binabftiirIte. Sbr Suitano muroe i'm
Staat Soipital oils raslib brtrabtst.
- als Der 12idbrise amsricus Sir.
arbo uon OorothD StraBs ON Conn.
tas auf sinen SadaDauna 3us iprinsen
monts. uermiBte er isinsn 5uBbalt uno
serietb untsr Die Rdoer, nobel ibm pier
3ebsn bss liufsn uuo cine Sebe oes reh-
ten Subes 10 b6s 3sroriidt Dnroen, oab
Nmputatiou i'm Staat Soipital por9e
npmmen meroen mnBte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
Npn Der 2Ibieite.

Srau Gnna Sselins, bsrsn @atte iie
i'm Sftober 1915 uerlisB. itreusts ssit'
srn cine @bsideiounssflass on.
Srdulein emma 3uIauf uon @rown
apenue unb CLAUDE Cummings pon
Dunmore puroen am 19 Npril onr6
Yaitor Heihert in Wilfes' Barrie ole
Elm Sbspaar einseiesnet.
Die s. @dert. Better Smitb unb Sobn
Sisael Wobuun9en an Sim StraBe unb
Samss Wtoore Wobnuus on BirnsD
auenue wuroen Srsitas ourh 3eden
ueridiebunsen beiddbist.
@lara. Die 14idhriae Tof,ter Der @bs
leuie 8. Drabent BON Glib Dsbiter
sluenue. 1T 9sitern nat lshspDhentli'
der &ranfbeit seitorben. Die 8eiies
uns erfolst Samiias Su WtinOofa.
4sutnant Der Yoli,ei aruolb 9fotb III
am Montas pom Wapor uls Sapitdn
ernannt moroen. ole Jtahfolser oss
aapitdn Sgluanus Sauitts. melter als
Sberbaupt oes Oeteftiu Bureaus auan'
cirt Duroe.
Srau Diarsaret Dsiblsr BON Nlbsr
StraBe, 78 Sabre alt, 1T Sonntas &c
itorben. Sis mirb pon Dem @atten,
swsi GOdtern uub pier SObnen iibsr.
lebt. 9iad) einem Traueroinii in Der
ct. Wfarien 3irts. erfolste Die 8eerb.
iSuns Dienitas i'm 9smsinos 5ricobOi.
Sin Srano. Der mahri6sinlit burt
ssfreujte elsftriide Orabte eniitano, be.
ihdoiste Samita9 Wforsen Die pratt
uolle SSobuun9 oes Biarrsrs s. s
Sousbran an Srharo StraBe gum Be
tras uon etma 1000. Der 5euerpebr
aslaus es. Die Slammsn aui ben sritsn
Slod gu bsidranfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
SntereRaute Witteiluns
iibtr eineH guten alten Btfannten.

@s 1T msbrfa6 be Befiirhtuns &C.
dueert moroen isitens sablreiher Sreun.
be pon Sornl's Nlpsnfrdutsr. oab Die
Seritellsr bisier bsliebten 5amilienmsbi.
ain mobl niht imitanoe iein wiiroen,
ibre Prdparaie nod uisl ldn9er lisfsrn
su i0unsn. neil es iest on ausIdnoiihsn
Ssilfrdutern manselt. @s bsrsitet uns
oarum Ysrsniissn, mittsileu 5u f0nnsn.
baB bic SeriteDer. Or. Setter Sabrnsp
& Cons &c.. Chicago. ST.. islbit mob.
reno bisler 8rie9sieiten erfol9relh se.
msien iino, ihrsn reselm6Bi9su Beoarf
on ausIdnoiihsn 9eilirdutsrn su srlan'
gen. Dies lit aber nur Der Gatiahe
Su3uidrsiben. baB iis ibre sisenen Ver'
freter i'm Nuslanoe baben, Die anseDie
fen lino, ollie Wiittsl anjumsnoen. obne
Rhdliht auf Die Soften, UNI Die Ware
nad nsutrulen SaieuitGotsn su briusen.
DaB oisS nitt INNER cine leifte Aui'
sabe 1T, mirb man uon islbft uerltehen.
nenn mon erI6brt, oaB etlthe oieler
3rduter aus glirifa fommen, mo lie in
ibrsm wilOsn 3uitanoe uon ben 9inss.
borsnen, untsr Der pei iOnliben autlidt
Der Spe,ialasenien Der s5irma, selam'
melt peroen. @s iit islbituer itanolih.
baB inter oisien Yerbdltnilien. beion'
oerS nenn man nod Die UNI baS Siinf.
fade seitissensn Sbean ErunspOrifo'
item. ionie ben bObereu Breis fir allies
Utaterial, melhss bel Der 6eritellung
unb Berpaduns ibrsr Wteoi3inen per-
manbt miro. In Betrabt 3iebt, bic rlu'
foiten Der Seriteller gang enorm seities
gen Iino. glber iie baben oaburd ibren
Smed erreitt-ibre populdren Seilmlt.
tel an ibre Ngsnten uno Sunbeu obns
Yer,Oserune ODER llnterbrsbuns Su lie
fern. Sie bnben unldnsit mieber einen
ponltdnoisen Yorrat uOn Der lestiabr'
isen @rnte auslGnoiiher Dellfrduter
eibalten, Der fur DsnisitsnS elm Sabr
allen Gnipriihen seniiSen wiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
Stabt nno Gounth.

- Die 9adamanna @ompanie bat
am Wfontas Die 8oblen um 25 @ents
Die 2onne erb0bt.
= Der friibers Sotelier, Better 2iea.
Ter, 1T am Oisnitas oils Yerpalter oes
5srn Reltaurants an Waibinston ape.
nut tin9etrsten.
= Der @pitsin 9aben an 2afananna
Iuenue puroe Dienitaa gtad,t ourd,
@inbrsder nm ieiosne Damensepdnoer
im msrtb pon $500 beitoblsn.
- Die Damsnisftion oes SCRANTON
Sieberfran5 iteuerte lesten Donnerltaa
500 3u oem amsrifaniiden Rotbsn
Srsul 5onoS bel. anitatt oaS @elo fir
ibr iabrlidss Dinner 3u benussn.
= Die armsnbeb6roe beidlos Srsi
tas. ole armsniteusr uon % Wiius auf
2a Wfius 3u erb6bsn, iomle aut ben
unterbalt Der ausDdrtisen SrrIinniaen
nm 81 Gents pOdentlib ,u srb0ben.
= Dus SippOorOme gBanoslbilosr.
Gbeatsr OH 2adamanna glpenue niro
sssenpartis absstraaen, oamit Elm 0teu.
bau 3weds Ser9rOBeruns Der @rlteu
Ofatioual Danf erridtet peresn fann.
= Ole 8arbisrs baben bsId,loIIen,
oas 9aaridneiosn auf 35 Gents su er.
b6ben, nit so @ents am Samltaa uno
6sisrta9en. Das 9iafiren 1T nid3t er.
bObt woroen. pGbrenb anosre Yerif0u.
srunssn slsidfalls tbsnrer iiub.
= Der oeuti6e Boti6aiter uon
@bina, nit ieinem Stabe uon 30 Ntta,
DIES, rsiite am Conusritas yiadmittaa
auf Der Sadamanna @iienbabn bier
onrh. nm iib nah yisp Dorf su beae.
ben. pom mo aus bic 9eisllihait iih
nab Deutihlano sinififien wirb.
- @barles 8. =. Weidel, friiber oa,
bier uub In ben lestsn Sabren In Bina.
hampton Dobnhait. iit bort am sSreitaa
i'm sllter uou SO Sabrsn Der 9unaen.
entIiinbuns erlesen. @S iiberleben ibn
Die Wittme uno cine Eobtsr. Ole Be.
eroisuns fano Sonntas i'm 5orsit Dill
5rieohof itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
Gfabtratb.

Die Sisuns bss Staotrathes par
Sreitas cine iehr furSe. 9tahoem z.
9. Wiorsan cine Sittihrift sesen Rfa.
iterung pon @hurh Nusnue uorselest
bate, nsIde pon fattiih alien @rune'
bslisern uuterjeidnet mar. wuros ber.
porgsbobsn. bas bic Yerbeleruns bis
mad bsm 9risse ueridobeu weroe, Do
allss sssenmdrtis 10 tbsutr LIT. Ufan
usriprad,. bic Sahe scnau su eruassn
uno porldufis nihts 81 ibuu.
gtah Yerlslen bes Yrotofalls faHo
oann Yertasunp ftatt, DOrauf man Die
Sbsrfld9sbsiddoisuuss beiidtiste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
@ilfes.8arre Sspti;en.

= Der i'm san3en Staat mobile.
fannie ssreimaurer, Stenben Polen, 1T
lssteu Donneritas i'm 9llter uon 76
Sahrsn an ben 5Olssn sinss Sdlasan.
fullss seitorben.
= Der 67 Sabre alte Col Baha.
rad. friiber in bisiissn republiiauiihsn
8rsiisn. prominent, 1T Ufontas In Nem
Yorf, mo sr in lestsn Sabrsn mobnte,
plosliH am 9srsihlas seftorben. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
HnS Dem pberen Sbale.
(Nrhbalo Sorreiponoens.)

= Die @beleute Sranf 9onis pon
arhbalb bstrauern ben 8erluit ibreS
iusenolihen Sobnes Sobn, Der lesten
Donnerita9 itarb.
= Dem 35 Sabre aItsn Nnsslo gie.
roti uon @pnon nuroen lesten Oonners
ftas gtahmittas in Der Rapmono i3ede
ourh cine friibjsitis erfOlste Spreng.
uns bic ausen bsrausserilien uno CT
auh 5srihnitten uno 3erihunben. Gr
wuroe in fritiidem 3uitano ins Ufio.
Yallsp 6oipital gsnommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
Gut Qcacn bic Gripbe.

ihrelbt 5ran Wtartba 2uhofs uon 90.
BOlt. 9. Dat. ~oaB 5orni's alpsn'
frautsr seraoe oas Wtittel LIT, tpelhss
isoe Samilie ssbrauhsn iollte. I'm
ldnsit battle id einsn anful uon Strip
pc /; it nabm loiort uou oisier Wfeo3in
sin, unb iiiblte mid balo wisosr mohl.
Sd f0nnte nod uon uielen dbnlihsn
5Gllen erjdblsu." lnslei6 anberen
Disoi,ineu miro Sornl's alpsnfrdutsr
niht ourh apotbefsr uerfauft, ionosrn
burd, beionoers Sofalaeentsn Seliefsrt.
SOllte Sbnen tsin Asent befannt iein.
TO fhreibeu Sie on: Or. Psier 5abr.
nsp & Cons Co., Chicago, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-05-10
Oas Sbal abtpdrts

SnbIur. = Den Ghsleutsn Wolter
Dsutih uon 0eit @rous StraBs wuroe
eine 1ohter ssboren.-srduleiu 2pbia
Ufoor pon Sarriiou Straee uno @lar.
euce Sonss uon Renbham iinb lssts
Wode in S8ilfss,Barre 3u einsm @bs.
paar perbunoen moIoen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01
SOCIAL CLUB At
=SCHOF|ELD GIVES
ENJOYABLEDANCE

The Cavalry-Artillery Social club,
Schofield Barracks, held a dance at
the Artillery pavilion Nov. IS Thanks
giving Eye1 and all of the married en-
listed men OF Schofield Barracks were
the invited guests Of the club. -
Although II rained in. the early part
of the evening, about 81 O'Clock it
finally developed into a beautiful
moonlight night. The pavilion was
beautifully decorated. The guidons
we're used around the center and the
walls we're all decorated with several
different kinds of pennants. There
were also numerous Japanese lanterns
hanging an around the pavilion The
most attractive decoration of all was
the club pennant, which was highly
admired by all of the guests.
Just before the intermission every
body was presented with several rolls
of streamers, with which the guests
enjoyed themselves, throwing them
around and putting the finishing
touch to the decorations, J
There was nothing overlooked In the
line Of refreshments. Plenty OF cakes
and sandwiches with punch and hot
coffee were served. -, r. -
This was one Of the best, if not tine
best. reception ever. held. at Soho
field Barracks by any organization and
conducted by enlisted men. The music
was furnished by the LIST Field. Ar,
tiIlery band and conducted by the
assistant band leader, MacNew :
The. club was i. organized In July,
1917, and since then has been giving a
dance every other Wednesday, we'll
attended bysaH OF the Schofield folks.
Federal building. The proximity Of
this property to the site for. the Fed
eTaI building gives. h great value.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

By Inter-Isl&nd steamer Mauna Kea
from Hawaii and Maui ports this
morning. T. = ~ :
From Hawaii-A. Ldgate, H.. A.
TrusIow, Jack .Desha, W. H. CurteH,
Captain Riley, X. Izuma, X. Hara, Y.
kakamura, Y, 1Iuraoka, Mr. and Mrs
s. Apnnte aad child, Gasiano, Gre.
gorio, y. 'Andrade. G. Mura, X. Mona,
Sakata, N. Yago, X. Kama; Hayashi,
Moreshima, r. Shimada, A. Servante,
c. S. Kim, ]. Iwamoto, n. Kofchi. Mrs.
J. Easton, F.. SchmutZer, r. 4. Reise,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. van Kealan, Mr..
end Mrs. j. Afeaz, DR. Elliot, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ. Hadsield, Mr. and Mrs. L.
B. SwanOF, c. Badenfeld, G. s. Sever
ance, Paul Baldwin, Cedric Baldwin,
l.. Asadi. Isosaki, H. de Sousa, Carlos
Bsruz, Asato, Asato, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Kato, z. KaAeshiro, Uyata, Miata,
K. Tanaka, NJ, j. Kuhara, s Matsn'
motto, Mrs. A a. Gordon and infant,
Nakayama, Mr.; and, Mrs. Nishizuka,
Miss NishiEuRa, Ishihara, Fukunaga,
a. Carvalho, Antoine Louis, Mr, Haiku.
Mr.. and Mrs.sH Y Young and child.
Frances Steel. Mrs. NJ. Avilla and : )
children, Lieutenant X. Sakai, Mr..
and Mrs. Gribbk, John Hind, Mrs. j.
Z. Biela and child, Master Scott, II.
Lempko, DR.. LIP. Sorenson. H. l..
Holstcin, Mr4SIsaW,. Ingersoll, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. de Luiz and child, Masemats,
D. Fukumoto, ". p. Akana, N. Dewey,
N. Louis, Mrs.sL Nantes and child
rem, Mr.. ard Mrs. Samura and 2
children. 9Iuga Mr.. and Mrs. Hutugu,
Mr.. and Mrs gami. Master Egami
Eto, Ikez:li. ofasA. Ferr andes, 4. Sc,
geta, Kua:osh Rodrigues, R. Ma:
sario, Joe Kauai a. Berger. All Sing,
ozaki, Bastian, Sedorp Pa1iya, 4.
'Gushikon, 6. ,Cksteilo, S. Ramos, p.
Sen Pedro. ID eemora, A. Canarte. NJ,
Magdad, NJ. gBeGIio. l.. Corde:io, Mr.,
and Mrs, NJ. 4ederios and infants Mr..
and Mrs. .A.G Rebef1o and child. ".
Kimokeo, Sam Rimokcos Yagi sMateo,
f. Augnste, AZ de Mcllo. A. de Lima.
w. G, NaQusn, E NJ Anderson,
From MaGi-vef Taochas M. u, M6ura.
Mrs. II. K. phnean, K. 4Hiyfna, H
TokHnaga, A. Snyder, J. Vincent, ].
Connolly, &c. tlsA lahony, j, Kaiwi. Mrs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01
SITE PURCHASED AT
QUEEN AND RICHARDS
FOR OFFICE HDlNG

An important real estate transaction
Of the week lust ended was the final
transfer Of the property on the corner
OF Queen and Richards streets from
Patrick r. Ryan to Robert Horner. the
sale having been made through r. E.
Steere OF the Watethouse. Trust Com
pany. for $2l 900. This is considered
. most desirable piece of property,
containing SOTO square feet. and while
the purchase price would indicate q
slightly lower valuation than that
which has been placed on other down.
town property recently sold, 1t must
be taken into consideration that the
improvements are old.
Mr. Horner said this morning thai
Il was his purpose to erect a three
story modern office building on the
property, the work of erection to 60
on coincident with the work on the new
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01
. Liners SUNK
IN AUSTRALIAN
WATERS Mines

News of the recent sinking Of two
British liners Of 10000 tons in Austria
liam waters, reports Of which have
never been published, was received
from an authentic source today by the
Star.Bulletin. One Of these vessels,
the Cumberland, plying between Eng
land and Australian ports, carried .
big cargo OF wheat and about 400 sol,
diers on their. way to England. The
other was a Port liner, plying be-
tween London and SydneF. r..
~ The destruction OF both vessels was
due, 1t is believed 10 mines. The
sStar.BuIletin' informant declares
that il is his belief the mines were
laid by Dutch vessels. = +
The destruction Of the Cumberland
while due indirectly to mine was
the direct result Of her damaged con,
dition. The Cumberland was 36 hours
out from Melbourne when. she struck
a mine and, badly damaged, she put
into small Australian port. The
damage was repaired as we'll as could
be done with limited Accommodations
and the liner again put to lea. Only
few hours out she sprang leak
and went down Most Of the crew and
soldiers were saved.
: While a time bomb may have been
responsible for the destruction OF the
Port liner, 1t Is generally believed
that mine sent her to the bottom.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01
FOOD Pledge CAMPAIGN
ON MONDAY; ALL ISLANDS.

signed pledge card. We. feel conf
dent that a great many already pos
sess these cards and urge that sucn
cards be given a. conspicuous place
in the home. -
The kitchen cards, printed in Eng
Iish on one side and in Japanese on
the other side, viii be sent to you II
you have not already them and If you
will tell Us The number wished. Also
a booklet OF war recipes in English
only you may have for distribution
Il you will state the number needed"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01

Again brigade. Of Italian grena.
dters was covered with lory when
1t held the enemy until the larger
part of the italian army escaped.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01

Rose and child, A. X. Robinson, ".
Punahou, K, Miycnaga. Funatsu, X
B. Porter, Il. Kurosawa, Miss Kuro
sawa. - -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-01

Federal building. The proximity Of
this property to the site fol. the Fed
eTaI building gives h great value.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-24

Sheep-The outlet for good fed lambs was
again fully as broad an the supply and Of
ferings started moving In good season. For
the most part both wooded and clipped
grades wero around l0c higher. Colorado
fed Mexcans, mates of one of yesterdays
s20.25 punches, moved up q dime to 320.35,
a new top.
The most desirable clippers changed
hands In good season. Most sales were 10c
higher, though n bunch or two did not show
over &c upturns. Trading in shorn stock
dragged through the greater part OF the
morning, a few loads not the most desirable.
falling to sell until pretty well along in the
morning. Earlier sales were mainly made
at tl6.S5@l700, and load of clipped
Mexicans. better than any that have been
here in days. boosted the record to sl715.
Spring lambs again showed more advance
than anything else sales being generally
a quarter higher. Four cars Of CALIFORNIA;
reached $685., the buyer getting seventy
Ave head out at $780, while two cars of
natives broke all records when they brought
$4,000. There was the usual scarcity of
old sheep. About the only mature stun
offered was a load of wet shorn ewes that
sold at $3.50. On the basis of this
toppy bunch should sell above tl400,
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
wooded, Sl950@ 1885; shorn, $16.25ql7lb;
spring lambs, $4,000 1000; yearlinss, shorn,
sl3.50QI5.50; wethers, shorn, s12.50dp AIS;
ewes. shorn, s11.75Qi4o0; ewes Gull shorn,
ss.60411.2b.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Cash Wheat Rules Steady to
a Fraction Higher, With
Light Receipts and
Fair Demand.


The ioca, cash trade was extremely quiet
today on account OF light receipts, but the
demand was good and most OF the samples
wero disposed Of at an early hour. Wheat
was strong and was quoted from steady to
a fraction above yesterdays nominal figures
No. hard selling from ss,si to s2.ss. while
No. hard brought 81 So and few cars of
to $3.50.
The demand for corn was very active and
prices on this cereal ruled from Nc to lie
higher. the white variety ruling about hc
higher. whiio the bulk OF the mixed and
yellow grades sold at lc advance White
corn continued to sell at a fairly wide mar
gin over the yellow. and the yellow IN turn
was quoted at a fractional premium over
the mixed, the mixed grades selling sener-
ally from si.6S to sI69n, while the yellow
ranged from s1.es to $l,6t, and the white
brought from si.s6 to tl,s6
There was fair inquiry for tho poorer
grades of corn and a few samples Of mixed
corn were reported sold at @i.s261.6fn,
Considering tho light offerings trade in
oats was very good and the demand for this
cereal would probably have taken tire OF
from steady to Nc higher but the bulk OF
the offerings sold around yesterdays prices
No, white selling generally at zoe, while
the standard brought 70Mc, and few sales
OF No white were made at 6sh @6sAc.
Rye and barley were quoted noninaliy
unchanged and the trade In this market
continued dull. with nd offerings,
Clearanccs were: Wheat and flour equal
to $4,000 bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels;
oats, III. 900 bushels
Primary wheat receipts were 100000
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels
against receipts OF $4,000 bushels and ship
ments OF $4,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 46s, 900 bush.
els and shipments $4,000 bushels against
receipts Of $4,000 bushels and shipments OF
i6t 900 bushels last year
Primary oats receipts were S69,o 900 bushels
and shipments 1000 bushels against re-
ceipts OF $4,000 bushels and shipments OF
$4,000 bushels last year
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-24

The big carry over from yesterday,
In addition to the liberal fresh supply gave
packers chance to break prices such as
they have not had In months. and they
were not a bit slow to take advantage of
1t. Chicago up TO late hour was holding
nearly steady, and sellers bucked the local
break for while. but packers had the
whip hand, and when bulk of the offerings
finally changed hands It was. at 15q2Oc
lower prices,
A big share Of the offerings changed
hands at a spread of f1b.5O6l5.s0. There
was a sprlnking of the commopest hogs
on down. and had undesirable hogs not been
so comparatively scarce. the bottom of the
bulk would have been lower. There was
a good showing up to 1880, but nothing
was able to beat II.
characterization Ral les.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-24
CARLoT RECEIPTS
Those snles were reported todny

These sales were reported today:
Wheat-No. 2 hard winter / OAR, t2s6;
cars, s2,ss: SIS cars. S?.91. No. 3 hard
winter, y car, $3.50. No. 4 hard winter,
car s2.sO; car. sass; car. s2s7; car,
a2,s6, Sample hard winter, l car, sass; /
car $?,77; as car tweevil bored), $2.60; "
car tpart rye). $3.50.
Corn--No. Q white, IL s-6 cars, 1855. No,
white, ! car. 1856; 3 cars, 3l.65h. No. 4
white, car, $l.6Jh. No. yellow, 2 cars.
tl,6t; cars. *l.63h, No, 3 yellow, I car,
h,6sh; car, t16S, No. mixed, . cars.
H6Sh: 2-5 cars, t1.63. No. 3 mixed, !
car. f.6Sh; cars, sl.6S. No. 4 mixed, l SIS
cars. s1.6S. No. mixed, 9-5 car, Sie2M.
Sample mixed, car. s1.b2h; I car. si.S2.
oats--standard, l car 7Ohc. No. white,
I chr, 70kc; . cara. 1tc. No. 1 white, Q as
cars. 6e%e; So cara, 6phc, Sample white.
cars soc.
Cash Prices-wheat: No. +: hard, y2.si@
ass; No. . hard, 32.ssT2si; No. = hard,
S2s662.9o. Corn: No. 2 white, ll.S5h al SO;
No white, sl.656lt6is; No. 1 white,
t64h @lsbia; No. white. el64Gl65;
No white, si6+@1,6th; No. Q yellow,
n.6SH Gp1.6i; No. yellow, &ies@i.6sk
No. yellow, N,ss%GsLsS: No, s yellow.
N.62h dpi.62&; No. 6 yellow, Sf.s21l.s3b /;
No. mixed, l.6s@l6aM; No. 3 mixed,
NSeh di.sS; No. I mixed, si,62@i.6s; No.
mixed. $1.62 ~ l.62H: No. 6 mixed, 1851 u
Ql62. Oats! No. Q white. TON @70kc:
standard, 70N 370lsc; No. white, 70a
7oho; No. white, soh 16sHo. Barley:
Mailing, s1.3s1l47; No. feed, yi26Q
49,. Rye: No. ,. s2so@229; No. 3. s2.lsg
2.20
Local range Of options,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-24

Kansas City, May 23.-Cattle--Recelpt
600,hsad; market. strong; primo fed steers,
si2s6gl3.i0:. dressed beef steers, s1025@
IL so: western steers $9.oo91s.35;/ cows,
sT,25@1a c5; heifers. 3s,0o9ls.g6; stockers
and feeders, ssO0R1o75. bulls, $4,000
1850; calves, so,00al 1925.
HoEs-Receipts, $4,000 head; market,
lower; bulk, sl5.60Gls.25; heavy, s1e.l5@
1895; packers and butchers, SIS 75Gl6.2b;
light, Sl6s5@l6 90: pigs. siL00@iA
Sheep and Lambs--Receipta, $500 head;
market, higher: lambs, $4,000 20.36; year
lings, tl4obGlIbO; wethers, tl3.oo@Is.oo;
ewes. sls,ooG1b.So.