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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-10

Wit from the clerk or minister Of the
organization. and 'in. case any such
person substantiates in the opinion of
the local board his claim, such local
board shall issue a certificate stating
that such person shall not be required
or compelled to serve in any capacity
except in some capacity declared by the
president to be noncombatant."
Those found to be morally deficient
are to be discharged upon presenta-
ton by any person to the local board
by which he was drawn for service of
certificate of the clerk Of any court
Of record in the United States show
ing that the record Of such court dis
closures that such person was at time
stated convicted of felony and SEN
fenced in such court" 3
The district boards provided for are
to have reviewing powers for the most
part. They viii, however, have orig
inal authority in the matter of ''all
questions Or Claims for including or
excluding or discharging persons aris-
ing under the following provisions Of
the act Of congress authorizing tho
president tosexclude Or discharge per-
sons engaged in industries, including
agriculture, found to be, necessary to
the maintenance Of tho military estab-
lishment or the effective operation of
the military, forces OF the maintenance
Of national interest during the emer-
gency.'"
All claims Of this sort must be sup
ported by affidavits setting forth that
the applicant SIS actually engaged in
particular, designated industrial en-
terprise necessary to (any of the three
things stated in the acN; that his con.
5tinuance therein is necessary to the
maintenance thereof and that he can
not be replaced by another person
without direct substantial material loss
and detriment to the adequate and eff
fective operation of the enterprise in
which he is engaged"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-10

to voice her conventional cackle Of
announcement no less than $780,
100000 times, counting cackle to
each egg, which is the rule among
egg-laying females.
The hen has become an important
factor in our scheme Of life-not to
say an important parsonage. While
the hog lifts the mortgage the hen
does lot of lifting quite as essential
to contentment, comfort and pros
perity. She sets the table and pays
for the major part of the small COM
forts of homo; she buys new bonnets
for mother and silk hose for sister;
she contributes literally to fathers
ssmokin'" and last but by no means
least buys oil and gasoline for the
Ford. Iowa's hen is one Of her prin-
cipal sources Of wealth.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-10
new MARCHING SONG FOR
OUR ARMY IN FRANCE
A0ver the Sea to Germany" Was
Composed by Men on the
Way Over.

The American troops in France have
q new marching song-"Over the Sea
to Germany"
The music was composed by Clar-
ence Gridley, a son of the famous Cap
tain Gridley Of Manila Bay, and the
words We're written on the way over
by John Erb, commissary clerk on one
Of the transports. The chorus goes:
0oodby, dear old Yankee land. Hello.
France!
We've sailed across the ocean to make the
Germans dance.
They have tried to rule tho world with
military stuff.
But we come from a country that never
takes bluff.
The music Is reminiscent of '"Tip-
perary," "A Hot Time In the Old Town
Tonight" and the ''Doxology," but 1t
will do.
1t has a great march rhythm and
makes a great hit with the French as
the regiments swing past.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-10

hair grayed by three long years OF
service, beamed on the Americans,
doubtless thinking his days Of labor
were now drawing to a close. The
women smIe and feel their hearts
lighter as they watch this fine pledge
of the sister democracy's aid.
In the arrival of the troops children
chased pennies that the American boys
threw among them from crowded decks
as the ships passed along the Quays
and rejoiced over every band as 1t
headed its regiment, for it is seldom
that bands are heard now in France.
chum at Once With Allies.
The determination Of the Americans
with the English, Canadians, Austral-
ians and French is remarkable, and the
new arrivals are being received every
where with open arms and open hearts.
Last month nearly all the British
troops not having near relatives In the
British isles have been coming to Paris
on leave, and so the newly landed
Americans find plenty Of comrades able
to speak their common language.
The Yankees warmed up particularly
to the Canadians, among whom are
many Americans, but the greatest sur.
prise came at the way the French Off.
GERS and poilus fraternize with their
new allies. The warmest feeling exists
between the French and British soldiers
and officers, Of course, but when they
first met three years ago as allies they
were too busy fighting for their lives
to spend much time in friendly inter.
course.
The Americans, however, are landing
Just Mt the time when the allies have the
Germans ION the hip" and the French
are throwing off their clannishness to
welcome the Yankee tars and marines
affectionately.
Another factor is that after three
years contact with the British nearly
every French person knows few words
Of English-hello, cheero, good luck AMI
similar eXpressions-and they are using
them overtime on the Americans.
Paris Women Charmed.
The appearance Of American naval
officers in white duck summer uniforms
in the smart Paris restaurants causes
gasps of astonished delight, especially
among the fair Parisicnnes, who admire
the chic, cool appearance Of the officers.
Since the arrival Of the Americans
the police have had to wink at the law
prohibiting singing and music In cafes
and restaurants, as it is impossible to
prevent the sailors, marines and regu-
lars from gathering in quartets and
teaching the Canadians. and Australians
the newest ragtime airs direct from
America.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-10
Our BOYS ABROAD
| RA|DCANDY SHOPS
But ''sammles' Give Gold
In Exchange For Sweets.
A FOUNTAIN pen ARMY

Frenchnen Note the Number Of Those
Articles Carried In tho Blouse jack
cts Of tho Observation-Disclosures Warm
Up to Canadians-NavaI Officers In
White Take Eye Of Fair Parisiennes.
The demand for candy is strong In
France from the American troops, but
it has been met satisfactorily, al
though the boys Judge the prices high.
The beer they generally condemn, not
for it's quality only, but for its warmth.
Don't seem much Of a place" was
the comment, followed by the anxious
query, "Can we have better time IN
PARISH"
Money changing involves mental
anxiety, but francs are offered rs the
equivalent of dollar by the shopkeep-
ers and readily accepted. 1t surprised
the French to be told that these Amer
leans still were paid In gold.
France began to recognize the value
OF athletics a few years before the
war, which confirmed their Importance.
1t is possible the new American allies
will provide France with a long felt
want In popularizing baseball.
"a Fountain Pen Army"
1T is a fountain pen army" chaffcd
q Frenchman as he noted the number
Of those articles that the Americans
carried in their blouse pockets and
seemed to be part Of their equipment.
II am an old man for the army
said corporal, answering query on
what motive brought him to France,
"but have come to help wipe kaisers
of the earth"
The American camp In France Is
splendidly situated on high ground and
has been built within the month. 1t
Is lighted by electricity and has fine
water supply. The Y. NJ. G. A., which
has installed tent at the landing
place, will open large hut soon. The
camp has taken on an American at
mosphere.
1t failed In no respect to meet the
requirements Of the overfowing tide
of newcomers. It supplies picture post
cards In large numbers and there Is
an American bar" but American In
name only. Ice cream soda Is sought
In vain. #Bf
An old looking French territorial who
Is on sentry duty along the docks, his
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-10
HATS Off 10 THE IOWA HEN

The perfection Of incubators and
brooders has emancipated the hen
from maternal duties and RESPONSE
bilities to a large extent, giving her
more time for the business of egg pro-
duction. That she is improving the
opportunity is evidenced by the in
creased output from year to year.
The Iowa hen was very indus
trious female in 1916, contributing
something like 115,000,O00 dozen eggs
during the year. That means she had
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-10
Regulations Tell Of Men Drawn
Who Will Receive Exemption In Draft
Rule. Laid Down BY President
Give Local Boards Exact In
structions to Follow In
Every Case
!, THESE CLASSES EXEMPT;
STATUS MUST BE PROVED

' u. y 'a.a . e.. Is
These classes are exempt from
draft upon proof Of their status:
Men indispensable to industries
necessary to the maintenance OF
the military establishment or the
national interest.
Men with wives, children, par
!. ents, brothers or sisters depend
ent solely upon them for support
Members Of recognized religious
sects whose creed forbids bear
ing arms, students Of divinity,
!, ordained or regular ministers.
Legislative, judicial and execu-
tive officers of the United States
or the states Of the Union.
Men in the army or navy OF
the United States.
4 Germans and aliens who have
not taken out first citizenship
z papers.
Workmen In the armories, ar /,
senals and navy yards OF the
United States and men engaged
in the transmission Of the United
/ States mails.
/ Pilots and mariners In the mer-
I chant marine Of the United States.
Criminals convicted Of felOnies.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-10
FORTY BAKERY COMPANIES.
One Will Go With Each Contingent
Sent Overseas.

The war department ordered the
quartermaster general to form forty
bakery companies Mt once. These COM
panies are made up OF expert bakers
and cooks.
With each contingent sent oversee
will be one bakery company, carrying
the newest breadmaking machinery.
The bakeries will be SCI up behind The
lines.
If 1t is impossible to find bakers and
cooks in the army men FROM those In
dustries drawn in the draft will be put
into bakery companies.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-10
Too Youna 70 Work.

Hundreds of boys who gave false
ages to get work in New England fac
tories lost jobs because too young to
get registration certificates required by
employers.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-10
Safety First.

Yonkers, n. Y, has its fire apparatus
insured against fire and It's patrol wag-
on insured against burglars.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-07-10

q sis, To Keep Slaekers Out. sf
Bills are now. in congress to bar for
ever from this country men who leave
to avoid military service.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-24
ylnB'Waaricbten.

Samitus, "a. Wsdr5 1917
Ger Obioflub it seItsrn iiberoII
gsfaIlen. @sittrH glbeno bate Der
fslbs BEL bisiigsr Stupt einen 0aHer'
itaHb BON 4o.1 SUB.
Die fOlssnbsn 0epei4en trafsu &C.
tern bier elm:
gittsburs, pa-7,7 Sub, Itsist.
1beslius, gB. ga.-14.2 SUB, fdlt
pdrtersburg, 0. 0a.-14.5 SUB.
aanapba Sails, D ga.-7.5 SUB.
Gbarleiton. D. ga-10.6 SUB, iteigi
pOrtsmoutb, Gbio-34.0 5uB, fdalt
2ouispiile, ap. -24.8 JbB, fdat.
GpansDiIls, Snb.-42.8 SUB, iaGt.
RaibpilIs, 2enn.-39.5 SUB. fdlt.
Chattanooga, 5snn.-22.S SUP, fdllt,
Cairo, Sa!-48.8 Sub, iteigt.
Mempbis, senn.-36.0 SUP, itetgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-24
3ufuhr:

Rin boieb. = Der Marft mar
bsute 5iemli9 lebb1ft unb bic preiie
ipcren tsiis. gaitieli4pere uno
fidaiieeeerre idJieeeerree Stiiiesrre Siiiesrre a6et narsa iApa4 i'm
preiie. Gute Isihte Sletideriorten
ipdren itart unb ttrpas b0bsr. Stcs
ders unb Gsebers tuaren rubis.
Wtittlers unb l9psre Stiere $3.50
-11.25; Jlsifder Stiere $7.00-10.s
90; auserleiene bis srtra $10.25--
1875; Ssifers $7OO-9.75; aussr.
leiens Bis ertra $10O0-10.75; aii9e
S6.O0-825; auserleiene bis sgtra
$8.5O-9O0; Gamers $4.50-5.2;
Mil6tiibs $45.O0-1l5.0O; Stoters
unb Se.bsrs $6.00-S.75.
9ullsn. - Die Situaiion bat
lid nur psnig Deranbert. Die Na9s
lrage mar cine CUTE unb bic prsIls
itetia.
ystts guIlen $9.00-9.5O; goIogs
na $7.50-S.25; mugers unb lsi4ts
$6.0o-750.
&dlbsr. - Die 3ufubr mar 6eu,
is 3iemlia srob uRo bic preiie iietl9.
Seits lei9te GdIter $1325-l3.s
80; fair bis CUTE $l1.O0-13.25; ors
bindre uno srobs $6.00-105O.
G 4neine. asi9ts gerIaEbts
iorstn unO CUTE, idpere 8ertel pursn
itetig. Sdue 1ot nieorissr. Stags
iporen langIumtr unb tuum itstis.
@uts bis aussrIsiene gerpatungss
uno Sleil6erIOrtsu $15.05-15,10;
gemiIfte Derpadunssiorten $14.85O
1906; lsi3ts gsrianOtiortsn, 120 bis
15o pfunb $13.25-14.0O; Gertel,
11O pfunb unb Denissr $7.0o-11.s
90; prbinGre uno aussrleisns i9ipere
ictte edus $8,5o-1390; Stuss
$S.o0G11.5O.
Q 9afe unb 2dmmer. -
Der W.artt mar beute Is6baft uno
bic preiie itetig biz tart. IS tamsn
msiitens 9ciborens qdmmer bierb.r.
S6afe, auserleIene big srtra Sill
-11.50; CUTE biz auserl.Iene 500
$50; a.f9orsne S4afs 5000
Is. - 2dmmer, ouserleIene bis ertra
$1450-1475; CUTE bis aussrIeiens
$14.O0-145O; OrSindre bis fair
$1o.o0-13.5o; ssf5orsns admmer
S1O.OO-12.60.
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G5teaso, %. Tldr3.

S6ipsins. - 3ufubr 24.0OO. -
Martt itstig gu ben seftrisen prsiieu
Biz sc bobsr. Built $14.S0-15.O5;
lsitte s14.15-1495; gemii4ts $l4.s
45-15.1O; iftpere $14.4o-15.15;
raube $14.40-14.60; 5sr.Ie 5000
-14.00.
Rinboisb. = 3ufubr 5000.
Wortt psrGnberlit. Girhelmiida:
Beef Gtiers $9.20-12.65; Stoders
uno fyesbsrs $7.O0-10.00; aiibe uno
Seifers S5.60-10.T0; adlber $lO.s
50-15.00.
G9ais. - 5ufubr 1900. Wartt
Idpat. Dstbers 110-12.65;
grpes $9.O0-12.35; admmer $12.75
IL. %.
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Ism 4prt. 2a. W2dra.

1ewgOrt, 90. Mdr8.
aupfer. = Wsartt felt; Glectrolp'
tbc nominal; apsites auartaI $1,000
$500 nominal; orittes Auartal
$31. .00-32.50.
Glen. = Wlartt fart; glo. I
Rortbern $39.O0-41.00;gto. 2 $685.
50-40.5o; 30. l Southern $33.5o
-34.50; SO 9 $33.50-3400.
3inn. = Wortt fart; $500
500.
glsi. Rartt rubig; agc.
Spelter. - Mtartt ruHig.
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S6mals. = glir waai $19.72-
1882, am S4lub 1876; fiir SuIt
$19.75-19.82, am S6lub 1875.
9tippenieiten. = Tiir Wdi 1877
1910, am Sdlub $18.05; fir SuIi
$18.12-18.22, am SdluB $1S.H.
Butter. - Martt unperdnbert.
Gier. - Martt nisrissr; Girits
27c; orbindre firits 26-26ac.
&artoffeln. - Wiartt unoerans
bert.
@efiigel. - aebenbes. - Wartt
nisbriser. 9iibnsr 21c; SprinSers
21c,
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Wi. en Wuiie Die trOitlDlen
3sitdnoe int Eeihe oes
3arsu idilbert.

Die -gpenira 9oi" psr0ffentli6t,
in ibrer seitri9sn 4usgaben ben fOl<
gsnben, .Rublunb. Elm 2anb in 9es
fabr". bstiteltsn grtiteI. Der uripiings
lid in Der .@aSsite be 2au1anne ct
Sournal Suiife" pom %. SSanuar err
i6itnen 1T. uno Der syeosr zines RuIs
fen sntitammt. Die ueberieBung oes
4rtitels fpurbe Der .gpening YoIt"
ron profsTOr 6enrp R. MuHsb oou
Der Columbia llniperiitdt our 8erfiis
sung ssiteut. Der gerabe jeBt bemers
tensnertbe artitsl lautst pie folst:
Die 3eitungen in petrograp, Nos
Tau unb alien anberen Stdbten Iinb
elmer breiio4en 3eniur unterporfen:
Der iibliaen 3eniur, oerienissn Der
Wilitdrbsborbeu unb elmer oritten, bic
esbsim a6er uQuG6tis III. SSSbr 9or>
banbenisin iprb bur6 entipre9enbe
grtlGrungen oes 9raiibenteu Der
0uma unb bes ariesss tpie Jultiss
Wtiniliers beitdtiat.
.Sopiel aud bas Yolt Iber Wtibs
rerpaltung iprehen mag, 10 bat bod
NOD fsiner 9eamten sineu Hamen ssa
nannt, nod bat er ertlGrt, mas bieIs
sebeime 3euiur btbsuten mag. Die
3eituneen beitGtiasn iibereinitimmeno,
feIbit nab pnfIieruns tieier brsifaz
den 3snfur, baB bic ruiIif6e @rmee
fpieberum iniOlse mangelbafter 3us
fiibrune BON 8orrGtbsn rnb Munition
gu leibsn BAT. bab bic 5bdtieteit bins
ter Der Jrpnt p0llis Suinmmsnee6roz
6en 1T, unb bab i'm eausen aano.
unsrb6rte lluorbruug 1erritt. iOtpeit
transport unb gsrpflesung inbstra6t
tommsn. Dixie 3uitdnbe berrI9sn' in
alien 3psieen Der 8erfpdltung bonn
unteriien BIB gum h0ddten. Die Utis
ritter baben es riid'i9tlos sugsaeben,
Der premier foipie als anoeren;
@prpmtin i'm Mai 1915, Stiirmer i'm
Sabre 1916, Srtpoff I'm peraansensu
Ropsmber. Die 9uma, Der oroBe
Reitsratt, bic glusTfiiFs fir Die
arisss Snouitrien, alle iinaen lie
&lo1slieosr. GisIeIben Slaosn, nur
nod pisl bittersr, eri6nsn in ben Re-
Tolutionn, bic BON mebr ala tnu'erb
acnoreFsn. QfFr1iniionsu. ftGbtiIter
gsbSrben unb r3emitppa" angsnrm.
men purben.
qrof. Sagautfsfs z propbes
setung.
,Dieie rein pplitiiteu Wirrsn fino
Die 5oIgm Der reditiondrsn Qominis
Itration, bic felt ariegsbseinn bebe1s
teno ssItirtt purbe, Die obeu bs3eit-
neten Oebatten uno Rsiolutipnsn be-
ipsifsn ss, aber bsfsr nod iino bic
9slpeife, bic ourd Die Reoen uno
Sano!uusen Der Wtiniiter geliefert
psrosn, uNo Dor allen bon ben 9rups
pen, tpslte ben Scf beeinflufen. Sds
Adultat tn, rbab iih oas 2anb in
9efabr befiHoet." 9ieie Worte. bic
suerit In eiusr. Sibung Ses groben
Rsi6sratbS DON profefor Sasantief,
bem bstanutsn ruiiItsr Surifteu une
semdbisten &OEierpatipen, sedubert
puro.n, fnb gum sefIiiselteu @urt
.um ben 3uftdno Der
SdpG6s 30 bssei9nen, in BEN iid
Rublaub befinbsi.
.Do9 ipobsr Srobt b&ie @efabr9
Bon ben DeutidenS Sang unb gar
ni9t. GrGst Der gsansel f4uIba 9ors
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Gbieaao, %. 9adra.

Wsism. - Sir Wlai $1.s7-1.s
81. am Sdlub s.sos; fir Suli 81
57t-1.60a, am Sdiub $1.60s.
Welfhtpru. - SIR Mai $1123-
1.15i, ON S9lub $1.15t; fir gull
$110s-1.13, am S4lub $1.12a.
Sdier. - Sir Wsai 59t-6Oae,
am Sdlub 6otc; fiir Suli 57-6se;
am S9lub 57gc.
0Rcssen. - Wdrit nominal
Oerits, - $1.6-L34.
9tu,ntbb. - $3.75-5.75.
sslte $120o-18.00.
pOrt. - Giir wsdi $34.35-34:62.
am S6luB $34.35; Fir gull $3360|
,--33. .75. ON S4luB SH260,
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Cincinnati, %. Wars.

Die nadfolsenSen Auoiirnngsn be-
sie5sn ii4 uur auf ensroa 5rans'
a!tionsn. g.i tlsintrsn @ei4dft,n
lUtrbsn sttuas bSbers preif. tereHut.
proptiionen.
S9mal5. prima Sttam
19.O-l9.60; Gemilp 1000
20.5oe.
1ro den sef4lssn.s GleiId.
Sbort clear Seitsn 19a-19ac;
Gytra ibort clear Ssitsn 194-19at;
tur3e Rippenieiten 1916; Bellies
22h-23Ac.
Susar Gurtb Gleif&. =
S9inteG 22a-23ae; picnic S4al'
tern 17s-1Se; Brtaifdit Bacon "a
-2ee; S9ulttrn l8a 19c; SdM'
term Rem gort Gut, 19--1sac; tros
den. Beef sauIi.rn 31a-32ae.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Seiten
21a -213e; eytra ibort clear Ssitsn
214-21ae; tir,s Rippeni.iisn 2oa-
21tc; Bellies. 24a -25ae.
Sibetp0teftts Gleif d. -
S4inisn 20-20ae; pienic SduItern
16A-17t; gelli.s 21-21Ac; S4uIs
tern 17A-1sc; S4uItern. Relp yori
Gut 1S-1Ssc.
Grifdes Sleifd. ,--Sdinisn
20-21e; picnif Sduliern 16--16he;
S@ultern 17a iur5s Rippens
i.iten 1Sa-19e; ibort clear Rippsns
fsiten 18t-1sac; ertra fhort clear
RippeHititen 18h- h-19e; Bellies, Isi9s
te 24-241e; Bellies. fapere. 21a-
22ie; Beef gareab 15c.
Webl uno GetreibG
Webl. - Mtnisr patsnt 1925
9.75; Wintsr iancD $s.75 9.25;
Wnitsr familp $s.25-s.75; g}ini.r
srtra $7.25-7.75; Wini.r orbinirsr
s6.75-7.25; 5aries WeijsH patsnt
$a25-9.75; Sartss W.ibsn fancp
$s.50-9.00; Sariss MsBsn familp
S25-7.75; @ogssn. Rortbpeiern
.stmijttes $7.75-S.00; Fosssn, eitp
zines S8.O0-8.25; RosssH, Git1
ssmif9ies S8O0-s.25.
Wcissu. - go. 2 rotfer @int.r
$2.08-210; go. 3 DO. $2.02-2.W;
10. 4 bo. $1S5-1.95.
WeIi3to Tn. - 60. 2 ipeibss
S119-L191; 90. 8 DO. $1.1SA-1.s
10; 80. 4 30. Stills; Ro 5
bo. s1.14-1.16; Ro. 6 bo. $1.12-
LA. - Ro. 2 sslbts $11S-1.1Sa;
90. 3 DO. sl17S-1.1s; RD. a bo.
$1.16f-1.17; go. S DO. $1.14-1.s
16; SO. 6 bo. $1.12-1.14. = go. l
ssmti&tss S1.18-1.18A; SO. 3 bo.
STILLS; Ro. 4 ho. $1.16A-1.'
II; go. 8 DO. $1.14-1A6; Ro. 8 DO.
$1.12-1.14. - Wibss stpLhN,prn
s119-lH; selbes 4otbentorn ST.
0-1.22; semii&tts aolbeniorn ST.
19-1.2L
Safer. - 30. 2 peiber 68A-
69e; Stanborb ipeiber es -6Sae; giD.
3 peiber 67-68e; glo. A fpsiber &C.
&c; Ro. 2 s.mif4tsr. eineimii5er
65a-86ae; Ro. 4 semif4ier 64-
CSC.
Rosseu. -To. Q s1.60-162;
Ro. 3 $1.55--l5s; go. A $1.45-I
1.5O,
Wttsteh.
@ertauft ipurbsn 765 Bbls. Tis
FILTERS GiHiikb gcobs auf ber gaiis
$1.47 per galIons.
Oroeerte1.
Raffte -Jaoa 28-85e; Ro1a
30-33s; GuGtefnata fanep 1SAe; bc.
gutter 17gc.
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bel 69X, 9pnsn St3t lI.2s. &oba 11.8o.
9iss Sl&t 7.7s, Rabsl 7.7l, Rubd 6iGs
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Xesiianiids Dollars w.
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lid ftast gfiauft snb bic 9reiIs hiesen.
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nsbn.taIs Gepiane ssilsS siisa. Gsr Nsri,
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Oiebmarft.
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GiRrinwativ 23. Mdrs.
8ufubr nrsb @eddnbt pdbrenb Der
fsbtsn "a Stunbeil bereIi6en nit
'oerisIbsR 3sit Der porhergehenosn bier
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Suder Wdrft teit. - Wntfts
nirssr Gut 9oaf $s.55; pOipbersb
$3.50; Gubes S875j sraHunrter
1925; GoHf.etioner .Ql1 $3.50;
or .a' 0-L75: fpeiberegtra
a35-T65; ertra g. sz.55 per
'bunbest pfunb.
MoIaffss. - mdrH ifstis -
Wap Orlsons Open Gttd 45- Csc;
Centrifugal % 35e per G,oilons.
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miuiftsrtatsrtoB aber

WtiuiIteridterioB dber
Sic WaTIenTpeifunger.
lle6er WoFenTpeiTunoen oct her 1lis
niIter beg SnnsrH einen Grlaf on bic
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@inriatuuq Ioa neiter dIsqsbart pere
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bereu Elm geburfuib ba3u porliset
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Don SpstIeu bari In Der Re9el niht
an ben ga6peis Der gebiirFtiqtett 9es
tniipft tperben. gered)tTgungsausneiie
t6rner ra6 pie ppr unHpuF ooer
biIioer Ron Der Notwithstanding itfr.
meroeu. Die @emeirbeH
t6unen DerIdRbene 9(rtsn npu Speiies
6duIern einri6teu, auh t6unen oafiir
entfpre6enbe prtodte llrternebmuuge1i
suuelaiTen tperbeu. Gpeiien oiirfen MIR
aeoen bic 9sbsusmitteltarte dusaeGe'
ben tperbeH.
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Masiudrtise Wtdrfte.
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E ID Wv 70. O'@t6'
Mebl. - Nartt fefter; Drii1iabra
patsuts $9.55-9.8O; Dintsr pa
tents $9.20-9.45; Wintsr Straishta
$S.So-9.05; Sanfas StraisRts So
$3.50.
Deis.n. - Rarit fart. - SO 2
barter $21.8a; Ro. l Rort9ern 0li'
lutb $500; Ro. / Rprtbern Ru'
nitobd 1929 (. o. b Rem Yort.
DslI9torn. - Warit fart; SO. 2
ssEbss S1.29 i. (. Rem gor..
Sdfer. - Rartt feitsr; STANDARD
76r.
Ssu. - Rartt feit.
Sopfsn. - Ulartt ruhs.
Sduts. - Nartt rltbis; go9ota AZ
-46c.
2sbsr. - Ulartt fen.
port. - ysartt feiier; Rsb s26.'
30.
Beef. = Wsartt feff.
S1malS. - Martt itetis.
9dls. - Wartt feft.
WoIle. Ulartt feii.
Reis. - Wtartt feit; role 5e-5ae.
MolaHss. - Wurtt feit.
3uder. - Nsartt fart; gentrifus
sal $5.5s; WolaHss S5.71; rdfftnrr'
ter, iisiis; ieiner sranulirtsr 500
76O.