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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03
FASHIONS

made of tub or shifting silk. again OF
crepe de chine and frequently Of shirt
ing flannel. is one Of the favorites OF
the present season. No we'll ordered
wardrobe is considered complete with
out one of these charming little frocks
which are as attractive for simple
morning or porch wear as they are
for tennis or other sport. Usually a
striped weave is selected. with collar
and cuffs Of white or plain blending
color, giving a pretty trimming touch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03
May Get Enough Votes.

1t Is entirely possible that when the
Senate passes the food bill, with 4 pro-
vision which will stop the making of
whisky but permit the making OF beer
and wine. the House prohibitionists win
be able to compel enough votes to send
the measure back again to the Senate
with an utter disagreement; with a
thoroughly dry section IN 1t. The
reason for this possibility is In the fact
that the prohibitionists will be able to
force roll call votes on every move,
which was not possible in the House
when the matter was in committee Of
tee whole. 1t is generally true that on
prohibition matters more members vote
dry" on a record vote than when they
arise to vote unrecorded in the COM
mittee Of the whole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
PROCEEDING SIDE BY SIDE
Federal Plans for Speeding Up Build
ing Of Sixteen Army Cantonments
and Avoiding Delays.

In order to speed up tho building OF
! the sixteen army environments, design and
construction are proceeding side by side.
easily worked out under the cost plus per-
centage contracts adopted by the govern
ment. Under that system the contractor
can attend to the first details OF construc-
ton while awaiting the plans for later de-
tails thus avoiding all delay.
Each cantonment comprises about 1000
implanted timber structures of the sim
plest possible character
A few specialized buildings will prob
ably be metal clad or partly constructed
or corrugated iron. Te two-story build
ings used in large barracks in the south
floor as is done in the Canadian canto-
ments.
Central Heating Stations.
In the northern cantonments it is prob
able that central heating stations will
be built and the buildings warmed by
The barracks for private soldiers are
two-story structures. forty-three feet
wide and of different lengths A long
mess hall. In the center Of the first floor
is the company hall which separates the
kitchen from the two first-foor dormi-
tories. There are four dormitories on the
is ventilating opening running the length
of the ridge of the building and a large
amount Of window area
The officers barracks vary considerably
in size and shape, from rather elaborate
two-story buildings to less elaborate but
comfortable single-story buildings with
all living requirements on the same floor.
Grouping Of Buildings.
In the grouping of the buildings. two
considerations are regarded--cost and
convenience. Fairly level land was sought
and some of the clearing will be done by
the troops themselves. The roads are wide
as protection against fire and the build
ings for animals are generally separated
by the roads from the other structures
In order that the railways may not be
overburdened. the construction has been
undertaken by successive steps. The first
work is the building Of roads and rail-
way sidings. which is absolutely necessary
to carry out the program Meanwhile, tho
contractor must provide quarters for his
laborers. OF the cantonment buildings
probably the barracks will be the first to
go up. these to include kitchen and mess
facilities, lavatories. officers quarters and
stofehouses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03

either of them likes better. So it would
have been very queer. indeed. II the five
little Minks hadn't liked fish. They did.
They liked them so well that they kept
Billy and Mro Billy fishing good part
Of the time. The bigger they grew the
more fish they wanted and needed.
Now. Mrs. Billy Is one who believes
firmly that children should be taught
early in life that they must look out
soon as possible. So just as soon as she
thought the Ave little Minks were big
enough she took them for a swimming
lesson. 1t was necessary that they
should know how to swim in order that
they might be able to catch fish. OF
course.
So very early one morning she led
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03

James H. c. Barrett. justice of the
peace. died at Cambridge, Md. He was
for years editor and owner Of the Dor
chester Era and later editor of the Cam
bridge Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03
Of Interest TO Women
THE NEW FARMERETTE COSTUME.
By ANNE RITTENHoUsE.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
NEW YORK, July Mot many weeks
ago a young girl was helping to plant
the garden Of an important official. The
house party had been gathered together
for the purpose Of planting this garden.
and each person had approached 1t with
gayety and very good looking costume.
The young woman who introduced the
ing more steadily than all the, rest. but
after the day was over. because Of GER
tain unmistakable symptoms about heI
that the rest Of the crowd observed. she
was compelled to own that she had pulled
up fourteen tiny white onions and eaten
them.
Keep It from Hoover" was the answer
she got to her confession, and Keep II
from Hoover was the topical song that
this weekend party made up to suit the
occasion. This was used SO frequently
that it has become to them a well known
slang expression.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03
Have you
Indigestion !?

Your food will continue to dis
agree with you, and cause dis
tress until you strengthen your
digestive organs, and tone and
sweeten the stomach. You can
do this quickly and surely by
promptly taking a few doses Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03

Suffering from i'll health and tainted
because of alleged unpatriotic remarks.
Michael Gudaikutis, forty-nine, ended
his life by hanging at Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03
lI1IILESoRlEs
6rBEDTImE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1917. BY T. W. Burgess.)
Fun and Fish.

Oh. little fishes in the brook
Who dart about in careless play,
Go hide among the weeds and stones,
For there is danger on the way!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03
Thomson School for Center.

Further plans for the canning work
are tentative. since they await the ap-
pointment of a demonstration canning
agent by the Department of Agriculture
to supervise the work here. Meantime,
however. the Thomson School will be
opened as center where persons who
have no facilities at home may do
canning work.
A letter from E. L. Thurston, super
intendent of schools, was read to the
committee. outlining the scope of the
work to be undertaken by the schools
during July and August. This letter
stated:
For five days in the week, from 9
am. to PM. the cooking schools will
be open during July and August at the
H. D. Cooke School. 1901 X street north
School and B. B. French School. Also
on Monday, 730 oath street and Morse
School: on Tuesday. Van Buren, School
and Morse School: on Wednesday, JEFF
ferson School and Brookland School; on
Thursday. Jefferson School and Tenley
School; on Friday. Congress Heights
School and Brightwood School"
Information on Glasses.
Mr.. Thurston explained that the
classes will be made up of seventh and
eighth grades, or older girls and adults,
instruction will be given both in can
ming and in drying. and, II necessary,
In planning Of meals.
From ten to fifteen persons can be
handled in class. SO that in one day
10 to los persons can be taught. It is
hoped those taught will be able to i'm
part the information to neighbors.
ORGANIZATIONS in the various sections
Of the city should plan to make use of
the schools by forming groups of help
ers to collect surplus neighborhood
garden produce and to assist the teach
err in having the class put 1t up" Mr..
neighborhood may be canned in the
school If the neighborhood helpers will
organize to assist the teachers and will
provide the necessary extra appliances.
Produce furnished by a class becomes
the property Of a class, to be disposed
Of as the class decides, but produce
furnished by the school remains the
property Of the school"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03
Oppose Any Compromise.

The radical end Of the House prohibi-
tionists claim that the organization
should never have compromised with
the administration on the matter of
allowing beer and light wines to be
manufactured
THE Anti-Saloon League is not
enough Of a, prohibition organization to
suit me-" said leader Of the dry move
ment in the House today. 1.-THE inside
history of that letter written to them
by the President will soon become
known. They let the administration
know that the league would agree to
keep hands of in the fight, and asked
the President to write them a letter.
He wrote one in which words were used
which plainly indicated that the re-
quest for such letter came from them.
They did not like this and asked that
the wording be changed. The President
acquiesced, and the letter which the
such intimation. but uses the name of
Senator Martin of Virginia"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03

Billy Mink loves fish. especially
trout. Perhaps I should say he likes
fish. for things we love we never harm.
Mrs Billy likes fish. There is nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03
sH1RrwA1sr DRESS OF TUB SILK,

SHIRTWAIST DRESS OF TUB SILK.
to the garment. Obviously. in the most
useful type Of shirt waist dress waist
and skirt are securely Joined, so there
is no uncomfortable slipping apart"
no matter how strenuous is the sport
INDUCED in.
The sketch illustrates a charming
little frock Of the kind described. en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03
HOT FIGHT IS LIKELY
OVER POOR MANS BEER
House Prohibitionists Certain to In.
sist on Ban Upon All
Alcoholics.

THE poor mans beer" is likely to run
grave chances Of utter destruction in
the House of Representatives. where
lied with the firm intention Of standing
by the House action on the food bill
not ten days ago. wherein the manu-
facture Of all alcoholics would be stop
ped for the period of the war.
The firm attitude of the dry forces in
the House means another pretty fight,
and II the charges made against some
Of the liberal members Of the prohibi-
ton end are aired on the House floor
there will be a flow Of language worth
hearing. These charges take in the
Anti-Saloon League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03
bEErhAm'S
Pills

Their natural action relieves
the stomach of undigested food,
stimulates the flow of gastric
juice, renews the activity of
the liver and bowels, and
strengthens the digestive sys-
tenn. Take them with conf
dence, for 60 years experience
prove that Beecham's Pills
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-10
sluf Cbeffa
Sousn bic Deutiaen es Der 2onbonsr
.srnes- sufolse abseisben
bdbeI.

2onbon 8. 9usuit. = Siingit
i'm umlauf befinbIi9e Geriiats, bab
oas 3isl Der sesentpGrtiseu bsutftsn
Offenlrpe i'm iuopeitli9en Ru5lanD
Sbeha 1T, septunsn bur4 cine Dope
f4s Der LINES" aus Sbsifa an
Wobrideiuli4teit. Sn Der OepsiGe
beibt ts, onb man bort immer Eeay
Der anii4t bnH,ist, bob bic OeHtftsn
ObeHd erObern pOllen unb bag
Sehorubien Iit in 9dIoe gum pittiss
ltsn SriessfhauplaB suttpideln rpiro.
5rsiselafieu.
9onbou, 9. suguIt. RapitGn
artbur Stanlep DiHOn, Elm Der tpns
ierpatipen gattsi angsb0riges 9drla=
msntsmitsliso. Der i'm DECEMBER 1915
i'm TeittsldueiIhen Dleer Don Der
Tannf6aft einss SIierrsi5if5en
sau9toois Don einem erie3ii9en
Sampfer berunterssbolt iporbsn mar,
TT nunmebr Don ben Seiterrei6ern
freigelaHtn pcrben unb befinoet ii9
aui Der Seimreiie
Sapiidn DiIion purbe, als Der
erit6ifbe 9dmpfsr bon bem 3nu9~
boot iiberbolt purbe, in Der 9eelei>
tune bon Oberft 8. .. Rapier, bem
pormalieen Militdrotta9e Der britis
ihcn @tfanSti9aft IN Sofia, sefau=
gen eenommen. es bieB bamnls, bob
aapitdn Biliou pibtiee Sspsi6en in
i,intm 8eiib batts, bic ben Seitsrrei=
dsrn in oi. SGnbe ssfaIlsn isisn. Gr
ifritb isbo9 ipdier isinsr SdIDeIfsr
nn4 apnhon. bab ss ibm seluuseu lei.
bic Depei9en nod rs8tseitis iu Ders
ui4tsu.
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Gincimnafier
Grbielten lire Cffisiers-4oieHtc in
5Grt SeniaHiH Sarriipu.

Inter oenienieen DStgIieoern Der
Ohio uuo &seit girginia Gioriion oes
SifBiers Heieroe Corps. Delte nab.
reito ocr Iekten or>. Ronate in sort
@enlamn Sorriion einen leblulgs-
Gurfiis hrrd,aenlaht babeH u1lo tit'
icIae bc& HcillItat5 ibrcr BriiRiliaen
Sii;,ierSpotente in Der regul1reu ar-
nice crbielten. beiiuoeil iih bic folgcu'
otn ron Cincinnati:
Gl.0fapor Seurp Z. Suut, Sanpt'
mann i'm SSEtclligen3G eporteucrtt.
siobn 8olu, Secouoc 9entnant.
Stcuort 5hompion, Sailptmonn.
I % SbaebaH, ir,, Serouoe SeiIt
Charles Satpper, toaiiptmann.
Sttletou @llet. Srenier 2eutltartt
d bert 9. SlGd. 9Sreriliel 9eltthont
= 9. aSorhbeimer, Seconoe Seit,
Ghos. 6. loarriion, Seconoe 2eiit
Gsas. s.. SSneerioa, Seoonae 2eiit
aucftiernetiter Deplrtemerrt.
s &. Sennep. Hrenlier 9eittnant.
ssiaiam s. &ite. ir, Ererrrier Seut.
Der 1Sniantert..
$. (. Slime. %reutier 2eiltnarrt.
Sol. @eagniIs, Seconbe Seiit.
u. .. Yenrr, Serunbe 2eit.
Z. s. 8riebt, Secouhe 2eiIt.
e. 6. Solrnes, Ererlisr 9elIt.
@olt,r Collins, Sunpt1unTn.
&briitinn &roeer, Secouoe Seiit.
SSaries gooHibe. Treurier 2erit.
Sriano 9eeue, lSreInier Seilt.
@iIliam 5oebd, SoitptTonn, Gr.
liIlerie.
3. IS Srthotp:er, Secunoe Gent.
8 Gaiortiernierlter Dept.
GoHaD GliorreIs. Rremier 2eirt.
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gulfen. Der Marft mar
beuie Iansfan. bod iinb bic preifs
nur tpenig rerdnbert.
i5etts Bufen $8.0O-8.50; Bologs
na $7.O0-7.75; masere unb lsi4ts
$6.00-6.75.
Rdfber. = Bel nur mdbiger
3ufubr uno febr gutter 4atfrage mar
Der Wartt fart UNI bic preifs iti.'
gen I'm 25e per 100 Yfunb.
Bette lei4te aGlb.r $13.25-13.50;
fair Bis CUTE $l1.OO-l3.OO; orbindrs
uHb sroBs $6.00-9.50.
9 d petHe - Der Martt mar
tsute fart unb bic beifersn Gleii9er.
fortsn jiieseu I'M 10c per 100 pfunb.
Qeidts @efianotiortsn parsn rubtg
uEo iistiS. Der Nartt i4lOb fart.
ausgdu4te S9Ders $16.S5; CUTE
Bis auserldsHe gerp0dungss uno
TleiI9sriOrtsn $16.75-16.85; mitts
lers, 160-1SO gfunb, $16.25-16..
60; lei6ts 8sriunbtOrtsn, 120-155
pfunb, $1550-16.O0; sSer.sl. 110
6arunter $12.5O-15.0O; prbinar.
Bic auserleIeue idipers fstts Sdus.
$11.O0-15.00; Sta8s $10.00-12.s
80
g Dale unb 2dmmer. =
Sdafs bliebsn unDerdnoert iufolss
ssringen 4nsebots. 2dmmsr paren
IN gutter Ra9fruss uno itisssn um
Toe per 100 pfunb.
Stnfs. EXTRA $500; fair Bis CUTE
$6.O0-7.75; orbiuGrs $3.00-5.0o;
g6ds $500 uno oarunter. - 2ammsr
EXTRA $15.50-15.75; fair Bis CUTE
$140OE-15.50, isconbs $1100-
1900; orbindre $7.50-1O.O0.
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ebDaro Gmier. Setoube 9eiit.
3. g. Sobnion, prenuer 9eilt.
9iobert DooleB, premier Cent.
@niDaro silibn. Seronoe 2cilt.
S. 6. @ueren, Seconoe 2ept.
9. e. Segner. Breulier Seit.
Wlajor 80. o. @perfon, Rorpoon,
0taicr in Der Offbiers-efeierpe.
81. Z. DideHon, 6airptmaIIn.
u. .. 8urh, SmiptmanH.
Gonitnut Soi,tbtportb, $oiiptnlaIIH.
slugnit NcubieS. Seconoe Cent.
9ios 9raea Seeoube Gent, Guir'
iiermciittrs Dept
n. u. areimer, Seeoroe SeutHant,
Snteaigens Gept.
Cigar Sub, Sniptmann
sSralif EiLlerioee, SauptlnUnH.
Charles 8nrtenal, Secon0e Selt
in Ter regitldren Grmee.
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unf6ae.

- LIN cine aoIIiiioH nit einem ans
Oersn autO gu DermeibsH. fubr RiquTo
Smetbert, 5522 WaOiioH Roab, sts
tern qbenb on Der Nabiion aodb
unb 5atrfielb 4penus nit ieinsm
araitpassn sessn etnsn 5sIssrapben'
pfoiten, nit oem Rsiultat. bab sas
auto pOqftduOis sertriimmrt uno rr
felbft nit FOLDER Du4t aui bie
Strabe sei4leubert ipurbs, 5ab tr
f6pere 8erlebuneen srliti. Der Be-
iiser zines beS Dtges tommenb,n
pripatautos ndbm ibn auf unb 6ra6te
ibn mad 5cuie, mo ibm arstli4e Silf.
3utbetl purbe.
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GHbren Gbieagstr arbsi.
ter unionen iiber z bds
tistsit bss Sufi5s

" prem V4te az cer AfpeI Il
ter nnionen iiber zbds
ttstsit bts Suhios
Oepnrtements.
GbieagO, 9. ausuii. Die grds
ffbeHtsn Der bauptfd6li4iten bisiistn
4rbeitsrorganiIationen Laben elm
S4reibsn an ben prGiibenten Wilfon
ssianot, in psl9sm iis bebnuptsn, bub
gepifis gbieasosr geamts oss Buns
bss 5uiti3bepartemsnts bic ibnsn 5us
ftsbenbs amtsqepolt miBbrau9en.
Ju bsm 9riefs tpirb Der Wunfh aus
ss6riidt, bab tiinftisbin 9eamte bts
Suiti5bepartements porerit nit bem
Department fir 9lr6siternngslegens
bsiten Riidipro6s nsbmen iollten, ebe
Il. iresnb pelte S9ritte in Sdllsn
tbdtsR, BEL tpel6en Is iih nm Grbeiz
DECENTRALIZATION ober 2lusItdnbe 6ons
belt. SH bsm Brief rpsrbsn tsins Be-
amtsn nit RaInen esndnnt, aber tr
Ioa bic aolgs bon Ginmii6ungsp bss
Suiti3bspartemeHts in ben Streifs BEL
Der bisIssn 6. DOlff Manufacturing
60. unb in ben GiieHbabnpertitdttsn
in SiIpis, 81, iein.
.Wsnn bieIes ni9t seI9iebt." beibt
es in bsm S6retben, 10 befiir9ten
mir, bnb Ons rnteriu4unssbursau in
JlinOis oils Snititut fir Strsitbrefer
unb Sur 5Drberms BON llnruben i'm
gdnasn Staats benuBt psrOen Diro.
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Rad bem 6anptqaartier
!9at ii9 Der neue Stadiss SetretGr etS
asuBsren Or. Don aiiblmanu
beaeben.

ToPenbagen, 9. Auguit. =
eaut elmer amtli9en Depef9e aus
BerItn bat Der neue Stautsiefretdr bes
Neubsrsn Or. Don aiiblmaHn seiiern
lein amt angetretsn unb iid in Yss
sleituns bes asi4stanSlers Ui4aeIls
nnb Ses llnterftaats|SetretGrs I'm
duspdrtieen 4mt, Or. Dilbelm prn
Stumm. mad BEN 9roBsn 91Eptz
quarter begeben. Sierber tpirb aud
bes gi5esaan5ler 9elff.rih tommel.
3o4 isiner 9tbreiie Dom 9roken
9ouptqunrtier sebenit Der Rtidss
tan3ler ben 9roBber35sen BON Bdbsn
unb 5eiien einsn 8efu6 abouftGt:cn.
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Rlnseblid,e Seri@tu6raaa
Our9 bic @srbafiuns ber gstbsiligtsn
pereitslt.

emorp, SsEas. 81 9tusuit. Der
Sheriff ano Buuoesasenten glauben,
bab iis Our3 bic gsrhuitung oOH
Is periOnsu, rpel9e am Donnerltag
Wpresn Dorgsnommen Dur0e. elns
@srfdlp0runa gum Bioerfnno eeasn
bic 9ur4iiibruus Der &onltriptIon
Dereit,lt baben. Gin babies 0uBeno
Gepebrs, pelths gefunoen purOen,
purbsn tOniis5irt. Siiisiberifi gros
Der Iagte am 9pnneritug Ruamittag,
bab sr Snformation .rlanst babe, bsrs
suiolse bic 9srbaftstsn sebsim, Yer
iammluReen a6bielteu uno plGns tur
orsaniiirisn uHo bstpaffnstsn BiDer'
itano bristben.
Der SpiOnase DsrDd4t tiS
SsattGe, 8aib., 10. atuguIt. -
Sans gron uHo 9eorg 3. S4lOten'
borg, aud als .@raf" S4loetenborE
betannt, fpurbsn am OOnnsritug bie'
DON gunbesbenmten in 5aft senom
men. eie finb sufammen nit BEN On
Rittpod in portIanb, Ore, fsit9ei
nommenen alpo Don 4lpensIeben ptri
bd4tis. an Der Spiss elmer Srsnnila
tiou sn fteben, be bemiibt 1T, militia
ride @ebeinniFe i'm SHtereii
Oeufddanbs in erfu6rung gu brln
gen. Die Ysrbufteten bst9euern ihr
unidalb.
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Srpofartett
Ste9en ben 9arifern allem 9lni9ein
Ha6 pom OttOber an in Guss
itdt.

pnris. 9. Qusuit. - Die Gin
fiiArung Don grOotorten in paris, bic
aIer Nabri9einli4teit na9 i'm Ots
tober erfolgen biirfte, tpirb 5um Sbsil
bur4 bas nubersep0bnli9 f9l.9ts
8etter nOtbtpsuois gsmadt, bas nab
rsH5 Der perfIOHsnen Do9sn
herrf9te.
ggie es in Der amtliden getannts
mn4ung 6siBt. rmiiiien in Grants
reid. e6enio ME es in anberen 2Gns
bern gef4is9t, bic sr0bten 8Oriidtss
maBregeln setroFfsn rpsrben, peun oos
Snbr 1917 - 1913 Obne artiis Dors
iibereehen foq".
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Rem gort. 9. quguft

N<issH. = Rartt piuis. 60. 2
rother $2.45-2.5O; Wlarit nominal
c. /. {. ReD gori; siu5eimiidsr gaO. z
barter $2.65 nominal I. o. 8. 81. ..
BsIf1torn. = Mnrit piIis; gto. 2
seIbes $2.41 ruo 30. 2 semii dses
$2.39; beibe {. /. {. Rem gort.
5afr. = Korit iDiIIis; Staahart
84k nominal.
iyutter. = Rartt berinoerIidb. -
Gin aIeis $4,000; @sftsrn aIsis
$3.50; Stanharo Ribblins $4,000,
allie IN 100 pfunb Sdde.
Sppfeu. - geartt fart; pocffIt
aiifte 1916. 17-2oe; 1916 Liz
S9mol3. - Wartt feit; WiobI'
Wsft S22. .40-G. 80.
aals. = Wdrtt itdrf; Cir
lofss 175e psr.ungt.
3uder. - Rober. = Rarit un'
perGnbert.
elns anbsrsu 4rtiisl unpepdnSert.
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Ghitaao 9. Nuauit.

e9lpeine. = 3ufubr 1900. -
Warti fart; Butt $15.8o-16.75;
lsi9te $15.10- 1910; ssmii4te $l5.'
35-16.75; fdp.rs $15.1o-16SO;
elm n.usr bober preiss sRstOrb; raub'
$15.1o-15.35; GerteI $11-25-l4.'
90.
Rinboieb. 3ufubr 5000. -
Rartt fsit; ginbeimii4s Beef Stir,
$7.90-14,35; Bsiteru Stiers 500
-12.25;; Stod.rs uub Geebers $3.50
1925; Eiibe uub Seifers $40
1900; 5tGIber $8.75-13.50.
S9afs. = 3uiuhr 1000; Wlarii
fart; Detbers S7.50-10-80; grpes
s6.5o-9.25; admmer $9.25- IA
IS.
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Suder. ~ YreIle felt; Eaffullrs
ter Gut 2oaf $10.80; popbereb $9.'
40; Cubes S9.75; sranuIirter 1920;
gonfeftionsr u" $9.15; Off u" 8.s
s5-S.95; tpeibsr srtra SS,65-S.75;
srtra &C. $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
Wstaffsa - Marii iist,s. =
Rep Orleans Open asttsI 55-65e;
Centrifugal 43--45e per Sduons.
Reis. - Grira faHfp 9sab ST.
9te; fancp S-8te; fstonb Ssab 2
TIC; asbro&snsr 6-8se; Sapan IL
SIC; Blu. Rofe st-Sae PEI pfuHb-
4aitp.pronutts.
Butter. - Marit aismIi9 lsb.
baft. prtiie fsIt. - WboI.milt sItra
41e; Gsntraliseb syira 3Sae; G,ntras
Iiseb firfts 35e; ieeonSs 32e; Janep
DARN 35c; padins Siod 27-32c.
aafs - Rartt fietis; DhiO 25e;
RorbmsfiIi6er 26-26Ae; sleD Dcrs
&c; G4peijsr S7--tbe; 2imburssr
25-26e; bo. Bird 24e per g,funo.
Gier. - Martt rubis unb bic
prsiis fsiier; prima firfts 9iibners
34Ae; firfts S1Ae; prbinire firfts
2sc; fssonSs 2st per 9ussnS.
GtfIaseI. Marit Isbbaft.
preiis fsstis. = GroiIsrs II pfuno
u. bariiber 2Se; Hroilers 1-1A pfb.
25c; Sdbns 14e; 9iibnsr zoe;
arutFibnsr pon s-10 pfb. 20c; DO.
nit irummtr BruH 12e: guIIs &c;
iunge Gnttn BON 2 pfunb unb boriis
Der 16-19e; peiBs Gntsn 14--16c;
Gdnfs S--12f; olts Snubsn N-50
PCT Dubenh.
Obiiunb GsmHfe
3itronen. - California $11.s
$11. .00-12.OO per aiits; limss ST.
00-1.25 per Rife.