davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

|Gide unb abenteuerlihe Bcihebniiie,
|namentlih aug boberen 2ebensfreis
Ren. llnb bod %entipringt Die Sreube
pm Ioltcr Gitcratur burdipeg feiner
mieberen 8ciinnung. ibre GueIIe lit
pas eipige Sebnen bc5 Renifens
ber3ens uah einem unbefannten
EIiid. 9as pciB bic SdunbIiteratur.
Die meiit in pornebmen a~reiien ipielt
unb NIT ibren ipanuenbcn Ibcntcucru
Der ausidupeifenpiten Ybautaiie Die
reifite Nabrun9 bietet. gu nileen,
Saber ibre un9ebeure Werbreitung,
baber aud Die grobe Sdipieri9feit.
bas @olt bon iold]cr 2eftiire los3us
reiben. 2enu Die beiiere 2iteratur
muB auf ioldle Rittel per5idJten. llnb
boh mllb eS perird)t lperoen. iou hae
Bolt nid)t INNER tiefer iinteu uno an
8eid,mad unb Sitte perberben. @ic
"a. pie geiagt. bns Bolt ors lid
fein redtes @eritdnonib fir Die boberc
Giteratur bat. mub es linn erifIoiien.
mug iciu Siun uub 8eiit fir Dos
Sdone nnb @hIe aeiGarit iuerben.
9as erreiht man aber nid)t ourd
9elebrte Iortrdae. nid,t burh @ers
bammun8 Der S6unpliteratur. ions
bern MIR burd Ginfiibrun9 in Die
before 2eftiire. burd) muiter9iiltiges.
ipurmber5i8es @orleien.
Wan iammele in @crcincn iebs
tpebcr Nrt cine In3abl Defenders jiins
8erer Rit9Iieher uno leie linen 5us
nddit ~tiirSere HopeIlcn tiidtiger
S6riititcuer por. Die ibrem @eritdnbs
nib nabe liegcn. gu grpB oarf Der
areis Der 3ub6rer anfan9s uift fem.
or umfaiie Die SnteQi9enteren. ipGter
tpirb or iih o iclbit ertpcitern. Nat
bent YorIeien fommt es onnn an elmer
tur5en Iusiprade. Ser 0orleier seiat
Die SdDnbeit Der Saritelung. Die
9baratteriitif Der Yerionen. Die Tiibs
rilna Der Sanoluna. ben t~icfcrcn 2e>
bcnsaebalt uitp.. unb or iuiro Ser
itdnbuib finben. anfanaS pieLlci6t
peni9er. aumdblif eripeitert es lid.
Haf @bidlub Der 2eftiire sebe man
ben 8u60rern Die Sdriit iel6it gum
3eien babeim. unb 5tpar Sebem Elm
@rempIar. sic tragen es na6 Sauie,
leien es naf unb Inoeren pieber Dor.
uno bas @eritdnbnib piro INNER
peitere &reiie 5ieben. Der Sinn fiji,
i6Dne. pertbpole 2iteratur INNER
mebr seipedt iperben.
8ir baben beut5uta9e cine ioldt
Ienae bon @us9aben gutter unb bod
'biQi9er 2iteratur, bab es nur &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

days of domestic science, a dress Of
this style will be very acceptable and
desirable. In blue gingham, striped
~seersucker, chambray or linen, 1t makes
an ideal hOusedress. The sleeve may
be finished In wrist or elbow length.
The pattern is cut In Z sizes: "a, 80,
3S, 40, AZ, A and 48 inches bust meas
ure. Size 80 requires s IL yards Of
44-inch material. The lower edge meas.
ures about 2 SO yards. Price 1Oc.-
(Send 1c extra for postage.)
2221-An Ideal Undergarment
This model combines envelope draw
ers and a corset cover. 1t Is nice for
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

ober Ronateu MIR bas cine pber ans
oere @liebmab in sefpiHen Wusfels
sruppeu cine Sftpdde beibebdlt. ga.
gang eeldbmte @lieoer fonnen. tpie
es friibere gpibemieu untriiglid be-
tpieien baben. bdufiser ais es alges
mein aneenommen pirb. ibre 8etpes
snnssfdbtsfeit rsitlos tuieoer erlan>
gen. Gu6 8eeentudrtie ieben iptr mit>
unter cine u%nertpartete 8eferung,
obne bab man natiirlih bel Der nod
tur5en 9uner Der @~eobadJtuns Jest
idon ia8en lam. ipie ipeit bic Zen.
beng our Seieruns uno Seilun9 seben
nirb.
Sn anbereu SGIIcn ireilid bleiben
ihtpere 0auerIdbmunsen 5uriid. 60
fam Der 8ebraud zines GrmeS. eines
ODER beiber Beine befinitip perloreu
ieiu. 70 oab oieielben tpie bic @lieber
elmer puppe idIaff binunterbdn8en.
baumelu nub penbelu.
Sftpere 8etbeilisun9 Der Rusfeln
beS Mimpfes, namentli6 beS NiidenS
maft bas freie Siseu uumosli4. Sei
politdnbiger ober t%beiIipeiier Qdbmune
Der 8eine 1T bas 9eben unmoglib.
reipeftire beidperlid). Rande Sin.
Der (Sanosdnser) fonneu iif MIR auf
allen Viereu fortbepeeeu ooer miiiien
einen Noqitubl 8ebrauden.
3ebens9eidbrlid lit bic 2dbmuue
Der &tbmun9smnsfeln unS geraoe lie
peruriaht in mand)en gpioemien. 10
aud in Der segentpdrti9eu bic pers
bdltnibmdbis bobe Sterblidfeits5iffer.
peIde bier auf etipa 20 Yro5ent ses
itdet pirb; mabribeinIif aber lit
bic lebtere %serinser., iuiofern als
leidJte 8due Der 8ranfbeit obne ies,
life 3dbmunsserideinuneen perlaufen
t0nuen unb obne eenaue llnteriudune
Der 8iidenmarfsfliiiiisfeit Der Grtens
nuns leitt cntsebsu unb 10 nidt our
aenntnib Der @eIunbbeitsbebSrbe ee.
lan8en. 8etrus ia In manden senau
beobadteten gpibemien bic SabI Der
iebr Ieidten. iogenannten rubimens
tdren ober abortiben 8rantbeitsfdue
iooar iiber breibie Pro5eut Der grs
franfuneen.
8u ben 9auerldbmursen sefteuen
fi6 ipdter burh Suriidbleiben bes
8a6stbums bes b~etroffenen @Iiebes
burd S6rumpfuns Defenders bel
8ernadldiiisuns. faIide Stenunsen
nnb Yeriteifuneen Der @eIenfe;
SdIotterselente. paraIptii6er Spis.i
J fub unb anbere 9eformitdteu. peIde
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

the patterns illustrated on this page
VIII DO mailed to any address on 70
eeipt OF price mentioned with descrip-
non OF each pattern. Send either sill
yer wrapped In paper or stamps. Write
name ana address plainly. Be sure
ana state numbers and sizes Of pat.
terms desired. Remember that In these
patterns allowance Is made for seams
Address:
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co..
Dubuque. Iowa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Matter unb S69ter, fleioet
bic Gurisen ielbf!
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

1-Child's Drawers. A most de-
sirable, comfortable model. In spite or
the many bargains IN underwear, prac-
teal mothers and home dress maker
often prefer to make these garments
for their little ones, thus insuring o
comfort, durability, and choice OF ma
terial and finish. The. pattern here
shown is suitable for cambria, canton
flannel, domet, muslin or nainsook. II
Is cut In 8 sizes: 1, 2, 3, T., 8, 6, I, 8
and 0 years. 1t requires l yard of 80
inch material for a Agar size. Price
1Oc.-(Send 1c extra for POSTAGE
208EA Good School Dress. You
might try this in white linen with pip
ings of some color, or in checked ging-
ham with collar. cuffs and belt finished
In white. In a nice figured percale,
with Hamburg edging or feather
stitched braid, 1t will also be at
tractive. The right front crosses the
left In a diagonal closing. The sleeve,
In wrist or elbow length, Is finished
with a smart cuff. These one-piece
dresses are easy to make, easy to
launder and so comfortable and prac-
teal. The pattern is cut In 5 sizes: 4,
6, s, 10 and II years. Size S will re-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

these two desirable models is cut in
3 sizes: Small, medium and large. 1t
requires 8 1-2 yards for a medium size,
in 36-inch material. Price 10c.-(Send
1c extra for POSTAGE
2255-A Pretty, ~Seasonable Model
for Mothers Girl. This style Is nice
for cashmere, gabardine, repp, wolfe,
plaid or checked suiting. and also for
all wash fabrics. The guimpe may be
OF crepe. lawn or batiste. The dress
closes at the left side of the front,
and Is worn over the guimpe. The
pattern Is cut in 4 sizes: 4, g, 8 and
10 years. Size 9 requires l Ii yard
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Sobes.H adridt yitarf i6ertrieben".

Dor einigen 8oten broften piele
3eihlnger-ml6 iold)e bon Noro.
Oafota-oie gtadrift bon SoSe oes
bodpp. g. Sieronpmus Saint. 8. 9.
o., MiiiionGr utter Den Snoiunern
in Sort Sotten EorSD afota. Die
Madridt berubt nitt auf @abrbeit
q. SieronpmnlS lit geiunb nnb ,pobl.
auf. @ie Die gta6ridt entitamSenL
lit nidyt befmnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
3atbpliidjer- airdenfalember.
. 0m 9 d c nj a II n.
Rattb. 49,.
(Ropember.

(Nopember.)
II. g. Rartin. o. Iennas. 0e.
IL. W. Martin g., &unibert. 9ipinus.
10. 3. StanisIaus. Somobonus.
IA. Or. S~oiapbat. Sufunbus. Stem.
10. 8. Bertruo. Qeopolb. guoenius.
10. 3. gbmunb. Stbmar. Sibeutius.
II. 9. 8resor Der Wunoertbdter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08
Serbitgebanfeu.

0erbit id)ou nabt nit raid)em Slii9el
pin5uitreuen obne Grade
aaltes Sterbcu auf Den Siigcl, -
gu peripeb'n Die WaIoespiape.
Ilif) Der ImIel irobe @ciie
Sit I'M 9riincn guih pcrflun9en, -
Welfe platter rauld)en lciic
Statt oes Sicbs, bn5 lie ~geiun9cn.
Stiu iit's in ben Sanncnboincn. -
8ddlein idleidt Den 9era %binunter.
Stiu. nut bnIberitidtem Reinen.
NidJt mebr. nie i'm CONNER mllnter.
abidicb nimmrt bonn &ir6entburmc
S6iudlblein icpt NIT frobm @es
plduber;
Bang Dor nabem Wintcriturme
8il es iliebeu Norben's Sd)auber.
8. ipie bat es feline Sreubc.
ga burd) Hebels hiiit'rc Salten
Gs MN inrt fam sicbcr Gcrte
Su bes Siibeu5 milbem 8aItenl -
S6tpdlblein. fonnt' i6 nit Dir 8icben.
Wteincs Sebeus Scrbit cnttomnlen,
Wollt' ih NIT mad, Siiben fliebcn. -
Sod mar e3 mir bort hcnpmmen?
gitel Soften. citcl Gcnfen, -
Srag' Die 2eiben. trag' Die Sor8en,
Oott ipirb es gum @uten lcnfen,
gu bes SiumcIS Sriiblin9smor9en!-
Cute 2eftire.
Sic Belt. in Der bintcr'm Glen Al
fisen unn 81 lcien. b~cionberes Iers
enii9en bereitet. itebt MN Dor Der
Sbiire. 9aber ioIten iid) aue. oenen
has @oltsipobl am Ser3en lieat, Die
Guieabe i~teleu. Die Verbreitung gutter
Retire 81 foroern.
3ie ct. Souiier ~Gmerifa" 9ibt in
Suiammcnbau9e hermit eini9e redi
5utreifenbe 8iufe. Sic idrcibt II. a
fpie fol9t:
Sc geniigt nift. quite 8ibliotbetcr
8u griinben unb benz 8olfe fiinitleriid
tpertbpoIe gr5eueniile Der Qiteratu,
in Die Saub gu 9eben. es ipeib inner
oft feinen @eihmnd ab%3u9etpinnen
neil oas ~@eritdnonib feblt. Die brei.
ten Wplfsi6iften, Die Dor Glem IL
8etraft fommen. erfennen uno fin,
ben MIR iebr idrper bas ~ei9cntlid
, @ertbnoue in Der 6oberen 2iteratur
Sic Iieben Dor Nlem bas 9rob Stoft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-08

= Gin io%aenannter gutter 3erl"
bleibt man e~etpobuIid nun 10 LANCE
als man Gnberen @elesenbeit giebt.
aus ieinen Sborbeiten Nusen su
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
STOCK MARKET

Chicago Dec 6-The stock MARIE.
continued to lose ground during the
morning, profit taking and unfavoraple
foreign news encouraging shortselnns;
Rails relinquished all their gains, Reaa
Ing fell two points and other coalers as
Vel as grangers manifested heaviness
steels and coppers suffered reversais
q one to two points on inpmation
d further price, revision. Shlppihss,
utilities and specialties, notably oils
and motors also yielded. Internahonai
were lower.
Some Of the prominent railroad
stocks made further substantial res
ponse to the recommendation OF the
Interstate commerce commission az tne
opening Of today's market. Deleware
and Hudson rose ~ points. st: Pau
common and preferred TX ana one
point respectively and Union Paclilc,
N. Y. Central and Rock Island a point
each.<
These were offset, however by recess
sions Of a point or more in reading
Canadian Pacific and Missouri Paci-
fic Industries reacted moderately WIN
shippings. ~.
The entire list fell back before the
end Of the first half hour. Liberty bonds
were irregular. 80
The Liberty As ranged from $40 20
S7.42 and the 4h's from 1884 to 9s.S4.
The closing was heavy.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
IOWA LEADS STATES
IN NEW GUN CLUBS

Iowa for the second successive year
leads in the formation of gun clubs
birth being given to seven in the
Hawkeye state in 1917. Ten was the
number of new gun clubs that Iowa
contributed in 1916.
The Interstate association, the ma.
tional body Of trapshooting. offers to
donate trophy to every newly form
ed club, so that the members may
have something to shoot for from the
beginning.
1t is quite evident. however, that the
organizers of gun clubs are not aware
of this offer, for in 1916, 1877 clubs
were formed and only seventy-two
asked the Interstate association for
trophies. They all could have had
them for the asking.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
|ALL-STARS WILL
BATTLE SOLDIERS

Les Moines, Dec. 6.-Snow and cold
yesterday did not interfere with the
first practice of the all-state college
eleven which is to play at Camp
Dodge divisional team Saturday in
contest which probably will be the
first game Of its kind ever staged.
So far as Is known here mythical
all-state eleven has never before been
assembled as real team for a game
with an opponent All-star teams have
become habit ever since Walter
Camp first began setting the pace
with his pen years ago. but never be-
fore have the men chosen for such
an organizations been called together
under coaches and prepared for con-
test.
General Getty to Be Present
Plans are being perfected to make
the game Saturday one of social, mill
tary and political Importance, as well
as the greatest athletic event of the
fall. Brigadier General R. N. Getty
in command at Camp Dodge, and his
staff have agreed to occupy box at
the game. Tom Fairweather acting
mayor, also will be present with other
city officials in box. The mayor
pro tenn yesterday issued a proclama.
tion declaring Saturday Camp Dodge
day and urging every citizen of Des
Moines to make an hnest effort to be
at the game as a boost for the gym.
nasium fund at the cantOnment
The AiI-Star Team.
In the initial signal practice yester
tcrday the college team lined up as
follows: Menefee of Morningside
left end: Greenwood of Iowa. left
tackle: Barker of Ames, left guard
Wallace Of Ames. center: Hoyt OF
Grinnell. right guard; Osgood of Grin
nell. right tackle; Reed of Iowa, right
end: Butler of Dubuque Seminary,
quarter; Davis of Iowa, left half; John
son of Morningside, right half; Aug.
Justine of Grinnell, fullback.
Tie other players on the squad
were given an opportunity to prac-
tice during the afternoon.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
LOCAL VOLLEY BALL
TEAM TO COMPETE
WILL CONTEST IN TOURNAMENT
NEXT WEEK AT oskALoosA
WITH OTHER SQUADS.

The first team Of the business mems
volley ball league will leave Tuesday
to attend the tournament at Oska-
loosa. Similar teams from the asso-
Citations at Des Moines and Marshall
town will take part at the tourna-
ment.
The local team has been practicing
for some time and expects to make a
good showing. The following men
will make the trip: J. Abegg, Niman,
Houston, NJ. Stevens, Cornelison,
Poundstone and Reece. H. e. Young
and o. Stoltz, two of the first team
men. will be unable to make the trip.
The junior and senior employed
boys classes will organize basket
ball team composed of picked men
from each class who will represent
their respective classes in match
games with other classes.
The eleven classes meeting two to
three times a week at the Y. M. c. A.
are well attended, with total of
twenty-six class sessions week for
all the classes.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
LOYALTY URGED
AMONG TEACHERS

The National Security League has
passed resolutions to. the effect that
the teaching in the public schools the
reasons why the United States is at
war with Germany should be encour-
aged. and that teachers who do not up
hold the conduct of the war with Ger
many, and who fail to uphold the fed
eral government with absolute loyalty
should be discharged. Copies of these
resolutions have been sent to the
superintendent of public schools
throughout the country.
Superintendent H. +. Blackmar OF
the Ottumwa public schools expressed
himself in hearty accord with the SEN
timents conveyed in the resolutions
and will use his influence in seeing
that they are carried out in the OF
tumwa schools.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
BARKER'S CASE is
BEING INVESTIGATED

The young man known as James
X. Barker. who was taken before the
federal commissioner Tuesday for
investigation of his alleged use of a
wrong name when registering for Sc
lective military service last June, is
in the Wapello county Jail while the
United States officers are investigat-
ing his case. From preliminary evil
dence now before them. it is possible
that the young man may be held on
charge of violating the white slave
act. He is alleged to have married
under an assumed name. while having
wife. and then adopting another APP
pellation came here to live and as a
resident Of this city registered for
service.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
LATEST MARKET REPORTS
HOGS CONTINUE
SHARP ADVANCE

The local hog market continued its
upward tendency this morning when all
prices advanced IS cents. Several
changes were made in the other lists.
The prices follow:
Hogs FURNISHED by John Nor
rell & Co.)-120@150, s14.30; 50@18o,
$3.50: 100000. $3.50; 200 and over,
$685.; packers good $685.; fair $3.50.
Sheep Best lambs, $11.50@ 1850;
choice ewes, sos; fair to good ewes. -
oats-s5@S7c.
Hay-s1s@22; straw. 5000.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter fat guotations-First grade.
49c; second grade, 44c.
Butter-359 40c.
Exgs-s0@35c.
Poultry-(P rices pair to farmersl-
Hens. per H., Ice: ROSTERS, 10c: spring
chickens 1917 hatch Ice; ducks, SO
10c: geese. 9@1oc: No. turkeys. zoe;
old toms. 13hc: spring frys, lsc;
fowls, 13c.
Wool and Hides.
Wool-Bright medium clear 55@6oc;
chaffy and slightly bury, 4sc: SEMI
bright SIC; bright medium bury S1hc:
@38c: light. fine clear. o6s0c: heavy
luster. 43@54c: hard bury. &c.
Hides-No. 1 fully cured. tic: No.
green Ice; horse hides, No. $3.50; NO.
2, $3.50.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
Obituary
Mrs. Nancy J. cremer.

The death of Mrs. Nancy J. Crener
occurred today at 4:40 a. NJ at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Mort Gilt
ner four miles northwest of Batavia
The deceased was so year of age.
Besides her daughter, Mrs. Giltner,
she is survived by one son. Frank l..
Cremer, of Albion Neb.. and the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: A. j..
Stewar tot Lincoln, Neb.; Mrs. Kitty
Ann Rae. Braymer, Mo-; JOSEPH Stew
art of California: A. w. Stewart. Mrs.
Edith Phillips, Mrs. Esther Otto OF
Albion, Neb.; f. P. Stewart OF Eldon.
and Mrs Lena Kilt of Albion, Ind.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
at the Ashland Methodist Episcopal
church. conducted by Rev. J. c. Ken
drick of Ottumwa. Interment win fol-
low in Ashland cemetery.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
GRAIN REVIEW

Chicago, Dec. 6.-Unfavorable wealth
er prospects gave some increase OF
strength today to the corn market: Be
lacked volume. Opening quotations,
which ranged from Nc to nc higher
with January s1.21ss to Is and May
S1.19A to "a were followed by slight
reaction but then by fresh upturn.
subsequently, the market reacted
owing to weakness which developed in
oats as result Of persistent realizing
sales. Declines in corn however, failed
to last. The close was firm at the same
as yesterdays finish to Nc higher. with
January $1.21% and May $1.191 to
1.19X.
Sustained inquiry from the seaboard
carried oats to new high level for the
season. Arrivals showed no material
enlargement
Scantiness OF offerings made provis-
ions soar. Purchase orders were only
scattering. but the market required but
little stimulus.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
RETAIL PRICES.

Flour and feed-Graham Hour, PEI
sack. 75c: corn and DAT chop, per cw..
shorts, per cwt.. $3.50; bran. per cwt.
1925: corn. per bu., S1.S5: hay. per cwt
sack, soc: corn and oat chop, per cwt
s495; corn, per bu., $1.s5: chicken reed
$40; wheat flour. sack old wheat
$2.e0@3.35; rye flour $1.5o@1.75.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
Creamery butter-44@54c: country
butter. 40@45c
Eggs-Fresh country $50 soc.
Poultry-Geese, dressed Csc; turkeys
dressed, 35@40c; dressed hens. 25@soc;
springs, 20c; ducks. SOC.
Fresh and Salt Fish.
Fresh fish-Catfish, soc; trout, &c;
halibut, csc; perch, 14c; smells, 16c;
fish. pail soc; salt mackerel. 10 t.
CSC h.. Holland herring. kes, s1.15@
1.25: pail anchovites. s1.25: smoked
sa lmon, Csc: pickerel, 19c; carp. 10.
Csc; salmon, csc: pickerel, zoe; oysters
h., soc; Iceland fat herring. s1-3c
each.
spiced sardines, for 1oc; box cod
1914 @20c: fancy smoked blcaters, &c;
ring. 8 for Csc; fnan haddie. 22hc h.;
smoked white fish. CSC.
Fruits.
s5@4oc: oranges, 2o@60c per dozen:
new apples. 4O@s0c peck; h., 3@Shc
per blu. s1m2.50: pears 30@40c: bu.
$500: grapes. per pound, 1om i5c:
KiefYer pears. bu., s135@2.o0: Tokay
grapes, 15c; Emperor grapes. 15c; Ma
laga grapes. 1Sc ID.
Vegetables.
Home grown cabbage-lb. 21sc; pars
lev, 5Ml0c: mushrooms. $50 H.: green
beans. zoe: horse radish. 15c; beets
per peck, soc: lettuce. sec per H.:
cauliflower 10d25c: home grown pota
toes, per peck. Acc: green onions
2 for 15c: garlic, CSC: head lettuce
10000: Brussels sprouts. s0c;
Potatoes. ID, Sc: celery 5 and 10 cents:
cucumbers. each. 10000 Swiss chard
2 for &c: sweet potatoesi h.. sc:
mangoes. 35c ID.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
Planning for Relay Meet

The University CT Pennsylvania Ath
letic association has decided to stage
the annual relay carnival next April
as usual and the final races will be
held the last Saturday Of that month
unless unforeseen events should cause
change in the date. This track and
field meet, which has grown to be the
BIGGEST intercollegiate athletic con-
test of the year, has in recent seasons
been divided into two-day program,
but it is uncertain at this time
whether that schedule will be adhered
to or the April races confined to one
day. Much will depend upon the
class and number OF entries received.
II there is a loss in college entrants
the schoolboy athletes Will be fea.
tured.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
Sports Summary

Benny Leonard. lightweight cham
pion, knocked out Gene De Lemont of
Memphis in the eighth round last
night at ST. Paul
Irish Patsy Cline knocked out. jim
my Paul in the first round at Proyi
dence, r. l., last night.
Harry Greb won decision over Kid
Ashe in ten rounds at Johnstown, Pa,
last night.
: Chick" Harley, star halfback on
the Ohio state football team, will be
examined for admission to the avia-
ton service at Columbus today.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
SEVERED to Join coIors.

Catcher SEVERED of the st. Louis
Browns, a former local backstop, has
written President Johnson of the
American league asking his advice
about joining the colors. SEVERED
wanted to try for commission in the
next officers training camp. but is too
late, according to the latest advices
from the war department, and conse-
quently will have to take his chances
with other enlisted men.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
ch;c.oo cr.jn md Preyis;ons.

Chicago, Dec. 6.--The opening quo
tations in grain and provisions:
Corn-Dec.. $124A: jan. $1.21H @
1.21hs; May, $1.19N q .19N.
Oats-Dec.. 75@74Hc; May 72k a
72Ac.
Mess Pork, per bbl.--Jan., $4795.
Lard, per 100 lbs.-Jan $24.70; May,
$24.S0.
Short Ribs, per 100 lbs.-Jan., $3.50:
May, $e5.70.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
TAYLORS PLEASED
WITH DEMING CAMP

Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Taylor, 12s East
Fifth Fifth street, have returned from
Deming, N. NJ. where they visited their
son, Sergeant c. o. Taylor. Jr. OF the
quartermaster corps. Mr.. and Mrs
Taylor were in Deming several days
and visited Camp Cody, where Ser
geant Taylor Is now encamped. They
are very well pleased with the camp
and speak very highly Of the way 1t is
being conducted.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-07
kansa. CITY Live Stock.

Kansas City, No. Dec. 6-The live
stock market follows
Hogs-receipts 10000: market higher
bulk 317.15@s17.4o: heavy $4,000
s17.45: light S16.so@S17.3o; pigs $3.50
1876.
Cattle-receipts 1000: market strong
steers Ss.@$15.5o: cows s5.756s1o.5 !;
heifers 36.5o@S12; calves s6.50@$12.50.
Sheep-receipts 1000: market higher
lambs $15.75@$16.S0; yearlings $12.5O4
S14; wethers $11.50M13.