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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-10-09
1NGERsoLL's DENUNCIAT1oN OF ALCOHOL.

the life blood Of the gambler, the Gle
ment of the burglar, the prop Of the
|highwayman and support Of the mid
night incendiary. 1t countenances the
liar. respects the thief, esteems the
Iblasphemer. It violates obligation, rev.
erences fraud and honors infamy. II
defames benevolence. hates love
scorns virtue and ISLANDERS innocence
1t incites the father to butcher his
helpless offspring, helps the husband
to massacre his wife. and child to grind
the parricidal AK. It burns up men,
consumes women, detests life, curses
God, despises heaven. 1t suborns wit
nesses. nurses perjury, defiles the jury
box and stains judicial ermine 1t de-
grades the citizen, debases the legis-
lator. dishonors the statesman and
disarms the patriot, 1t brings shame,
not honor; misery. not safety; despair.
not hope; misery, not happiness. and
with the malevolence Of fiend 1t calm
iy surveys it's frightened desolation
and unsatiated havoc. 1t poisons felic-
ity, kills peace, ruins morals. blights
confidence. Stays regulations and
wipes out national honor. then curses
the world and laughs at it's ruin. It
does all that and more. 1t murders the
soul. 1t is the sum Of all villainies. the
father of all crimes. the mother of all
denominations, the devils own best
friend and Gods worst enemy.
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CHILLICOTHE MAN
TO REMAIN CAPTAIN

Chilicothe. Mo-, Oct. s.-When it was
announced recently that Company l..
Missouri National Guards, and a KAN
sas company would be- consolidated in
accordance with the new ruling OF the
war department to raise the strength OF
each company from $50 to ESQ men.
there was some SPECULATION as to
whether Captain Elicit would remain
in command OF the company or whetl,-
er the Kansas captain would have
charge of the newly organised COM
pany and Captain Elicit reduced to a
first lieutenant. However. word from
Fl. Sill IL to the effect that Captain
Elicit remains in command OF the new
company. His many Chillicothe friends
will be pleased to learn Of his success.
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CITY TITLE IS WON
BY BLUE lSOX TEAM
DEFEATED IN CLOSING
GAME BY SCORE OF S TO 3;
114 PRESENT.

The Ottumwa Blue Sox in the pres.
ence of ia fans defeated the Athletes
by score of to in good exhibit
ton of the national pastime yesterday
afternoon in Myrtle street park. The
returns from the big game in Chicago
were not sufficient attraction to keep
the fans away from the city champion
ship game.
| A hard fought game was staged
with the pitchers hurting good and
ably supported by their respective
teams. Orman and Huffman got three
base hits and Maloney, Mcdonald and
Houk each drove the pill for two bags
each. The city title was the prize and
both teams played their best. To the
Sox goes the flag. The result Of yester-
days game shows the local clubs
standing as follows:
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FAIRFIELD MAN
TAKES OWN LIFE

Fairfield. Oct. S.-J. Newton Fresh
water. aged As years, hanged himself
at his home here at 10 a. nj. today.
He was an employe Of the wagon fac
tory and made his home with his
mother, Mrs. Archie Freshwater, sos
West Grimes street.
Freshwater had been in Ottumwa
yesterday to see his little child who is
seriously i'll. and it is believed that
worry over the little ones condition IL
responsible for his action. He had
been married twice, both wives having
died.
Besides his mother, three brothers,
Will, George and James survive.
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IOWA CITY X. c.'s HELP.

Iowa City, Oct S.-Iowa City's
knights of Columbus and their nearby
brothers of the order have contributed
$500 to the X. c. soldier boys fund
Iowas share being 100000. =. A.
Kennedy of Iowa City, chairman of the
district, embracing parishes in John
son and Iowa counties, has announced
that the totaf planned has been passed
hereabouts. and he predicts that the
state will pass the 100000 mark. also.
In all, the Catholics of the country
will contribute, it is estimated, mil
lions.
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WILSON EQUALS
COURSE RECORD

George Wilson, Ottumwa country
club golf professional, YESTERDAY
equalled the local course record OF -
strokes, held by himself and State
Champion Arthur Bartlett. Wilson
playing with two out-of-town golfers,
went eighteen holes, but executed his
"a on the first nine He brought IN a
80 on the second round, totalling u for
the eighteen.
Despite the cold weather interest IN
golf has not entirely died out locally
The country club fair-greens are hard
as cement. permitting long drives and
brassies. and the putting greens are IN
excellent condition.
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Football Results

Ohio State So; Ohio Wesleyan 0.
Indiana 81; Wabash o.
Lafayette 20; United States Army
Ambulance Corps, 10.
Carlisle 6; Franklin and Marshail o.
Muhlenburg 0; Villa Nova 0.
Pennsylvania State 80; Gettysog u
Cornell %; Oberlin 0.
Washington and Jefferson Sc; West
minister 0.
Army %; Carnegie Tech 0.
Illinois %; Kansas o.
Michigan Al; Case 0.
Nebraska 100: Neb. Wesleyan Q.
Wisconsin "a; Beloit 0.
Kansas Aggies 10: Okla. Aggies 0.
Purdue "a; Franklin 0.
Bucknell 16; Swarthmore Z.
Ursinus Z; Tech. Al; University OF
Pennsylvania 0.
wooster 0; Western Reserve 0.
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RED AND WHITE WIN
| OPENER OF SEASON.
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL LADS ROM
AWAY WITH 1876 VICTORY
OVER SEYMOUR.

The Red and White warriors me
their first opponents of the seasoi
on the west end grounds Saturda,
afternoon and romped away with &;
victory. Seymour, the opposing team
fought losing game despite the fac
that the visitors had ten Of last year,
men in the lineup, while Ottumwa was
practically all new men.
The crowd of rooters that watched
the game, was noisy and demonstra.
tive when roofing was essential to
buoy up the spirits of their team and
the Pep club was there in high slee
a gain by the locals was the signal
for demonstration and Coach Vests
men knew they had friends in the au.
dlence ready to crown them il they
made win.
Locals Score First.
Red and White men scored two
touchdowns and kicked two goals
while Seymour got one touchdown.
In the first quarter the locals got
the ball to Seymour's five.yard line.
Grindle received the ball and made
forward pass to McMullen who
smashed through the line for . touch
down. He also kicked goal.
The second quarter witnessed the
visitors repeated assaults on the Red
and White line, but they met stiff op-
position. Changing tactics, the visit.
ors made long forward pass that
was received by Yeager and carried
for touchdown.
Fourth Period Scoreless.
Ottumwa's second touchdown was
made In the third period on the TWEEN.
ty-yard line by forward pass forma.
ton. Miliet receiving the pigskin,
forwarded it to r. Fisher who made
twenty yards for touchdown. Nc
Mullen kicked goal. This ended the
scoring for both sides rs the last quar-.
ter was continuous battle without
any results to either side. The line
up:
ottumwa-Grindle, re; Rater. TT;
Lowenberg-Daniels re-; r. Fisher.
captain. lie: Whalen. Harvey, 1t: Oar.
catalogues. lg; Michael-Replogle. db:
Millett, LII; McMullen. Ford, -rh: p.
Fsher-Powers. fb; Carlson, c.
Seymour-Crossland, re; Sager. 1T:
Lowney, re-: Guthrie, lie: steffy, It;
Colfry, lg: Yeager. Oh: Nichols In:
Winger, RI; Jones, 70: Anderson, &.
Summary: Touchdowns, McMullen.
1; Fisher. 4: goal kicks. McMullen, O.
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STOCK MARKET

New York, Oct. S.-United States
Steel reacted to 1861 before rallyihg
to 1854 and other prominent INDUS
trials pursued much the same course;
Rails. Shippings and Oils also moved
with the general list, advancing from
substantial fractions to ~ points. 10
cal fractions and International Paper
were heavy. Activity abated on the rise
dealings in the first hour falling 70
the smallest total Of any recent SESSION
Bullish initiative was again lacking.
but shorts hesitated to engagD IN new
commitments. Liberty Bonds continued =
to sag, the range extending from $500
to 1854. ..,,
A decline in Liberty Bonds from
last weeks final quotation Of SS.74 %
$685. was almost the only interesting
feature Of todays early trading on
the stock exchange. Changes in stand
ard shares were limited to fractions,
rains and losses being about equally
divided. United States Steel and sever
al other equipment issues again denot-
I'd moderate pressure. Specialties, IN
ciudinx oils and Tobaccos yielded 70
l1h points and rails were inclined 70
ease.
London Money.
London, Oct 8.-Bar silver 40d per
ounce.
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k.n.aa City Live Stock.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. S.-The i've
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market 10c lower: RECEIPTS g.
900. bulk OF sales, $4,000 1910; heavy,
S1s619.5o; packers and butchers. $3.50
@19.45: light. s1s.50@1S.25; pigs, $l7@
IS.
Cattle-Market steady to 1oc lower:
receipts. 1900. market including 50o
southerns; prime fed steers, Sloq -
dressed beef steers. $11.50@15.5o: west
ern steers, 1914: cows, $3.50 10:
heifers. $6.5O@12; stockers and feeders
ss.5O@i4: bulls. ss.25Ms; calves,
$650@13.25.
Sheep-Market steady receipts. 10
900; lambs 317.25@ls.15: yearlings. si2
@13.50; wethers, $11@12.50; ewes, $40
@11T5
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RETAIL PRICES.

Flour and feed-1ranam flour. PEI
sack 75c; corn chops, per cwt.. $4.s5
shorts, per cwt., S2s5: bran. per cwt.
$40: corn per bu., S2.45: hay per cwt.
SIes: straw. cwt. 70@7sc: meal pei
eack. SIC: corn and oat chop. per cwt
S4.e5: corn. per bu., s..45: chicken feet
$40: wheat flour sack. old wheat
Ss@3.5o: rye flour. 81.
Creamery bu1ter-5o@ SIC; countr,
butter ss@42c.
Eggs-Fresh country. $4,000.
Poultry-Geese. :. dressed. 1sQ2sc;
turkeys. dressed. ss6 40c: dressed hens
25@36c; springs. 3o03ac.
Fresh and Salt Fish.
Fresh fish-Catfish, 7kc: trout, Csc;
halihut, Csc: perch, lac; smelts, 15c;
fish pail. soc: salt mackerel. 10 e
2ec h.: Holland herring. keg, s1.1s@
salmon. csc: pickerel. 1sc: carp. 3 ID.
Csc: salmon, 23c; pickerel J23c; oysters
h.. SOC.
Spiced sardines, 8 for 1oc: box cod
12h q zoe: fancy smoked bloaters. 5 fol
Csc: smoked boneless herring 26c ID.
smoked herring CSC lbs Kippered her
ring. 3 for 35c.
Fruits Bananas. &c b.; lemons
ooWAVC. OTuNKeS, LVWoVC per uOZch'
new apples. rs to SOC per peck: siber-
ian crabs, pix. 25635c; apples, 3@4c ID
per bu.. 75@s1.40: pears. ao@4 Acc: bu.
>$I50@2.S5: grapes. lb.. 6@10c: Seckel
pears. PIX, s5c; Keifer pears. bu.
$2.s5: peaches. bu.. $2.15.
Vegetables.
Home grown cabbage. h.. 2@sc;
tomatoes, ripe. bu.. 75c@1: pars-
ley, 5@10c: mushrooms. s5c ID: green
beans, 5@10c: horse radish soc: beets
per peck, soc; lettuce, soc per lb.:
cauliflower. 10@25c: home grown pota-
toes. per peck. 40c; green onions
. for &c: garlic. Csc: head lettuce
10000: Brussels sprouts, Ssc:
green onions, 2 for &c: new potatoes
ID. 3 cents: watermelons 5@S0c: canta-
loupes, 5 to 15c: celery, and 10c:
cucumbers 15@75c PIX; Swiss chard
2 for &c; sweet corn l2@l5c; sweet
potatoes. h., 4@5c: mangoss zoo soc:
doz.: green tomatoes, bu., soc.
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FIREs IN COURT ROOM.

Kansas City. Mo-, Oct. Sin re-
venge for the killing of her husband
Arthur N. Dorsett. a city detective
Mrs. Anna Dorset. in the crowded
Jackson county criminal court room
shot and seriously wounded William
David Jones, negro minister, who
was on trial for the murder Of the off,
GER The shot was fired Just as Jones
attorney was completing his argument
in the negro's behalf
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha. Nebr. Oct. s.-The live
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market steady to soc lower;
receipts, 2,40o: heavy, 31S.76@1s: mix
ed, $1s.SO@1S.90: lights, Sls@1s.35;
pigs. $i7@1S.25; bulk Of sales. S1S.so@
1895.
Cattle-Market steady: receipts. 13,
900: native steers, @s017; cows and
ys@13.50: Gamers, 35@s: stockers and
feeders, }7@12.5o: calves, 3s@l2: bulls,
stays. ETC., $500 s.26.
Sheep-Market steady csc higher;
receipts, $4,000: yearlings, 312@l3;
wethers, $11@12; ewes, $1o@11: lambs,
$l725@1s.10.
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THRESHER KILLED
AS HE FINISHES TASK

Wall Lake, Oct. s.-While Fred
Schrader's threshing gang was pulling
into Herring after their last Job Of the
season telephone wire which was
hanging low caught the exhaust pips
on the engine pulling It OFF and hittins
Fred Schrader on the chest ana badl,
bruising his face. He drove the ma.
chine about third of a mile after tn.
accident when he lost consciousness
and was brought to Wall Lake for
medical aid. He died in short time.
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ST. Louis Live Stock.

St. Louis, Mo-, Oct. S.-The live
stock market follows.
Hors-Market steady: receipts, s.
500: light, $19@1960; pigs. $l6@1S.5Oi
mixed and butchers. $19@R.70: goot
heavy, $19.s0@1s7o. bulk. s1s@1s.10.
Cattle-Market slow: receipts, L.
500; native beef steers. $s@17.60; year.
lings and heifers. $7@17; COWS, 50 g
1880; stockers and feeders $3.50 @1S.5o
calves, 35.75@15.50.
Sheep-Market prospects lower: re.
ceipts. $500; lambs. S13@1s.5p:' ewes
$10.5o@1l50: wethers, s11.50@12.50.
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MIDDLETOWN HAS
HOME GUARD UNIT

n have a home guard organization II
the plans being made by Mayor G. W..
Cord are carried out The mayor Is
nuttinx forth his best efforts to perfect
such an organization.
The plan is to call the organization
The Middletown Home Defense club,
and ali men who are able to serve are
asked to offer themselves to the
MAYOR.
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chieaao Produce.

st. eMsas eream ocs. 4o94sH a.'A4fNe'
Eggs-Higher; receipts. S,240 cases:
firsts, 3S@37kc: ordinary nrsts, 35h a
sec; at mark, cases included. 35@3sc.
Potatoes-Steady; receipts. 55 cars;
Wisconsin. Minnesota and Michigan
bulk, $1.10Q1l5; do sacks. 31.15@1.20:
Poultry-Alive, steady; fowls. $50
22l.c; springs, zoe.
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PRODUCE MARKET
Now York Produce.

New York, Oct. S.-Butter-Unset-
tied; receipts, 6,ss2: creamery higher
than extras. AN @45Ac; creamery
extras. COZ score) 44Ac; firsts, @44c:
seconds, an @42hc.
Eggs-Irregular: receipts. $3.50;
fresh gathered extras. 45@46c: extra
firsts. 42@44c: flrsts. S9@4lc: seconds
3793sc.
Cheese-Weak: receipts. 1888; state
fresh specials. 2ec; do average run, 25
@25Ac.
Alive and dressed poultry, dull; no
prices quoted.
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panr;. cash Grain.

Peoria. H., Oct. S.-The cash grain
market follows:
Corn-Market &c higher to 1c lower; ;
No. / yellow, s1,961sc; No. yellow,
$1,96@1.s7: No. mixed. S1.s6h; No.
mixed, 1895: No. mixed. 3l.s5; sam
pie, $l.s5.
Oats-Market Y to lac higher: No.
white, 59Nc: standard, ssh @6Oc;
No. white, 59k q 5SEc.
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Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago, Oct. S,-The cash grain
market follows:
Corn-No. 2 yellow, $1.94h @1.sS: No.
8 yellow. nominal: No. yellow. $1.94.
Oats-No. 8 white. 60@S1c; standard
Rye-No. 2, s1:s1@1s4; barley, $1.20
G1.3s; timothy. $s@.s.5o; clover. $3.50
22.50.
Pork-$46.
I.ard-$24S0@24.95.
Ribs-$2S12@2s.50.
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SOCKS FoR cRiNNELL

Grinnell, Oct. 8.-Grinnell college
library has been presented by Harvey
lnrham with q valuable set Of seventy
three volumes Of Jesuit relations. Har-
w Ingham Is editor OF the Des Moines
Register. From q historical point OF
view these books are of great impor-
lance. containing the finest source
for material on middle western history
IN existence.
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INDIFFERENT BUYERS
DRIVE PRICES DOWN

Chicago. Oct. S.-Indifference OF buy
ers except toward choice grades made
the hog market today incline to sag.
Liberal offerings weakened prices Oh
cattle and sheep.
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kansas City Cash Grain.

Kansas City, No, Oct. S.-The cash
grain market follows:
Corn-Steady: No 2 mixed. $1,s6@
1877: No. 2 white. $2.04: No. yellow.
$3.50.
Oats-Steady; No. white, Gle; No.
2 mixed, 59@5s1sc.
Rye $1.S5.
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CHICAGO Liz, Stock; Closing.

Chicago, Oct. s.-The closing live
stock market follows:
Hogs-Best steady, others 10c lows
or. receipts, $4,000; estimated tomor-
row. $4,000: bulk. $1s.40@19to; ngnt,
heavy, $4,000 1880:
mixed, $17.s0@19.65: rough, $17.7o@
Cattle-Market 10 to 15c lower; re-
ceipts, $4,000; top, $3.50.
Sheep-Market 10 to lac lower; re-
ceipts, $4,000: top. $3.50.
Sheep-Market weak at early de-
cline: receipts $4,000; top $12.s5; lambs
$184O
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lNrERLEAGUE SERIES.
card., park. St. Louis.

Cards Park, St. Louis.
Americans 22oO0o0o01-5 3
Nationals 90 100021 OO-4 2
Batteries-Groom and Severelu,
Hartley; Hortsman. Goodwin ana
Snyder, Ganzales.
At Cincinnati.
c,evel,d 1oU0OOO0O000-1 10 l
Cincinti O0OO1OO000001-2 y
Notwithstanding and O'Ne11!'
Schneider and Wingo.
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sapoIis Closing Grail

Minneapolis, Mimi, OCT. S.-CIosin4
grain:
Wheat--Receipts. $50 cars. compared
with $50 q year ago.
Corn-No. 8 yellow, s1.ss@1,so.
Oats-No. 8 white, 5S@5sc.
Flax-$3l1.
Barley-$1.10@1.34.
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st. Loui. cash Grain.

st. Louis. Mo-. Oct. S.-The cash
grain market follows:
Corn-No. 3 mixed. none: No. mix
ed, $1.s3: No. 2 yellow, $1.ss; No.
white. $2.05.
Oats-Standard. Sic; No. white
60@sokc: No. white, 6S@s0hc: No
mixed, 5Sh@6Shc.
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. SHUTTER
Creamery. 41isc: firsts, 4oc; seconds
3sc: packing. 3Shc.
Eggs-Firm: firsts. sec; seconds. ,29c
Poultry-Hens, 211ac: roosters 14lac;
broilers, 21lac.
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81. Louis Produce .

St Louis, Mo. Oct. S.-Poultry--
Hens. 24c: springs: 24c: turkeys. CSC
ducks. 21122c; geese. lS@17c.
Butter-Creamery. 44kc.
EEgs-36 @3bhc.
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Chicago Live Stock; Opening.

Chicago 1.-Two StocK' 0psn'"V'
Chicago, Oct. S.-The opening live
stock market follows:
average to 10c lower; receipts, $4,000;
estimated tomorrow, 10000; bulk
Sls.2O@19.40: light, $17.7o@19.15; mix :
ed, s17.SO@19.6s: heavy. $17.S09lS };
rough. $17.s0@1S.05; pigs. 314@17.SS.
Cattle-Market weak; receipts, a.
900: estimated tomorrow, 10000. ma
tive steers 37.1o@1760; western steers.
$s.25@1450: stockers and feeders S6:lo
OHIO; cows and heifers, 3oWl2.2o'
calves. $9.60@16. 80
Sheep-Market weak receipts. ~
900: estimated tomorrow, 10000; weth-
ers, S9@12s5: lambs. $13.50@ls.40.
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JAREr JOHN WINS CASE.

Moulton, Oct. I'm the case before
Justice Moore, Jaret John vs. Newman
Daniels and wife for $40. judgment
was rendered for plaintiff in full on ac-
count.
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e.. Lou;. Horses and Mvles.

East st. Louis, ILL.,. Oct. s.-Horses--
caste rn chunks, $125@1b0: good south
erns, $1009135: good heavy draft, $3.50
@2o0.
Mules--16 to 1917 hands $2o0Q276:
Is to l5A hands, 31s5@coo; II to IAN
hands, 311o@13o.
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New York Suaar

New York, Oct. S.-Raw sugar
Steady; centrifugal, $500; molasses
e.o2c.
Refined-Steady.
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HUNTER HOLDS COURT.
KeosauQua, Oct. S.-Court opened IN
Keosauqua today, Judge Francis Nj.
Hunter presiding. There are ten divorce
cases flled.
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GRAIN REVIEW

Chicago. Oct s.-widespread killing
fro.ts ROD onI,, a sl,pht buINsh effect
tndaw IN the corn market The fact
that +ha envernm,ant cron report was
dma ,his .Starnoon tended tn make buy
ers cautions Besides. some uncertainty
existed regarding the outcome Of a
confarance here this week regarding
nahum nrices although opinion in
general leaned to the view that the
Conference would make no radical
change IL any at all. Opening quota
tons which ranged from the same as
SATURDAYS finish to nc higher, with
December at s1.IsT to S1.l9 and May
s115N to SILKY. were followed by a
moderate setback.
later the market took fresh upward
swing on account of covering by shorts
who were evening up to be prepared
For arv s,,rnrise IN the government
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London Money.

London Money.
London, Oct. s.-Bar silver 40d per
ounce.
Money-4%.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
PASSOVER RECIPES

Bake in a shallow pan and while
still hot cut into small sections.
Matzoth Kleis (Knedlach).
Soak four matzoth in cold water,
and after they are thoroughly sat
urated (if not we'll soaked they be-
come tough and leathery) press out
the water. Add pepper, salt, pinch
of ginger, chopped parsley and half
an onion, chopped fine and Drowned
in tablespoonful of dripping. Beat
four eggs, yolks and whites together,
and add them to the other ingredi-
ents. Then put in enough matzoth
meal to make the mixture of suffl-
cient consistency to be formed into
balls. The less meal used the lighter
the kleis.
Put the balls into the soup twenty
minutes before serving. This recipe
can also be used for filling poultry.
Cocoanut Pudding
One grated cocoanut, six eggs,
six apples, grated rind of a lemon,
the juice Of one orange and one cup
of sugar.
Beat the eggs together until light,
and gradually add the other ingre-
dents. Stir until thoroughly mixed,
and bake in moderate oven for
about half an hour. Serve cold.
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April 6, 1917
Matzoth Shalet.

Three soaked matzoths, eight
eggs, two cups of sugar. two grated
apples, one and one-half cups seeded
raisins, one tablespoonful cinnamon,
grated rind of an orange and lem
on, few pounded almonds and one
and one-half pounds Of suet or rem
dered fat.
Beat the eggs, sugar and CHINA
mon until light. Then add the rails
ms, apples, almond and the rind and
mix we'll. Drain the matzoth, grad
ually add them to the mixture and
beat until very light
Melt the fat in the dish in which
the Shalet is to be cooked, and then
pour in the mixture. Bake in mod
erately hot oven for one and one-half
or two hours and serve hot. Slower
and longer cooking is required for
suet than for rendered fat.
Almond Macaroons.
One pound of almonds, ground
fine, one and one-half pounds of
powdered sugar, the whites of five
eggs and the grated rind of two lem
ons. Beat the whites of eggs to a
snow; add the sugar and the grated
lemon rind and almonds; mix it we'll
together Grease very thin paper
with olive oil, sprinkle some pow
dered sugar over it, place on a tin.
Form the cakes and place them a
little distance from each other and
bake in a very moderate oven.