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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

Mr.. Frank Bentley, we'll known
citizen of Tampa, was elected presi-
dent OF the State Baptist Association
at their annual convention in Orlan-
do.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

WANTED-A cook, one who knows
how to prepare wholesome food; to
go TO the country; man preferred.
Address, stating experience and wag-
les expected, Lock Box $50. Ocala.
la-1-122tw
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

Matching Eggs and Baby Chix, of
the celebrated Regal" strain of
White Wyandottes Early layers are
profit payers Booking orders now.
F. P. Strong. Brooksville, Fla
1-12-7tw
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

FOR SALE-10 acres in nwH of
swi4 of nwA, sec 4, tp II, s, r %. ..
Make me an offer. George z. Viii
hams, Findlay, O.-1-12-2tw.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

Prof and Mrs. Karl ]. Weihe, after
a delightful holiday visit in this city,
the guests of the farmers parents,
ME- and Mrs. F. G. B. Weihe, left
Yesterday afternoon for their home in
Jacksonville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12
WINTER BRINGS COLDS TO GILL.
DREN

A child rarely goes through the
whole winter without a cold. and ev
cry mother should have a reliable
remedy mandy. Fever, sore throat.
usht chest and croupy coughs are
sure symptoms. A dose of DR.. Belly
rlne Tar Honey will loosen the
phiegm, relieve the congested lungs
ana stop the cough. Its antiseptic
pine balsams heal and soothe. For
Group. whooping cough and chronic
bronchial troubles try DIR. Bells Pine
Tar Honey. At all druggists. 25c.-m.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Standard Amoskeag Outing Flannel,
in light or dark colors, double 1eec-
ed Positively worth 121ac. Pre-
Emptory Sale Price, q.
per yard. $50. -. -. -. w
12hc. Dress Ginghams, full width,
permanent colors, desirable color
combinations. Sale, O0c
TEN YARDS FOR. .. wv
Unbleached Sheeting, seven-eighths
width. heavy trimmed, firmly WOW
en-. Yellow Homespum Actual val
ne. 10c yard. Price, TO.
TEN YARDS FOR. -. sUC
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-01-12

who are here visiting Mrs. Bells
father, Mr.. G. H. Whitford, were
here
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

.. s. .9lba, bic @ouoernante", ober
Der General ge6t oo9 elm paar
S6ritte na6 riiclpGrtS. Scr 9fitt-
meiitcr Is. lit ndmIi6 meine @ou-
pernonte, er poBt oilf mid ouf oaB
min ni6ts geibie6t4. Nlan uuB auf
ocn @enerol odtec6cn, er mciB nod
INNER nidbt, mas @cia6r lit, oocr CT
DcrgiBt es bon einem 5lm on6eren
0lol.
3uerit geben mir sur @atterie, Die
falm einen &iIonetcr melt bonn
&auie oes Generals ite6t. @s ibeint
ieine 2ieblingSbotterie 81 iein, ben
&on1mon0anten SotptmaHn 8. bat
er beionoerS ms Ser5 geifloiien. Gie
8otterie mabt ben &rieg felt Pin
lang mil. 90 geget rieuu llbr friib
famen mir bin, In ieiner 5ipei Wfeter
goben Steinbilla mar Der 9oitpt-
mann gera6c beim &oiterer. SeOer
| Sffiaier bot bier I'M aarIt ieine Itei.
nerne @iQa, ie0er Wfann ieine fe6ern.
DC Wfotrobe i'm bombenii1eren Inter.
| Iton6. 0ie 2eitte lpobnen beQuem, ilno
iG ipratb cinige, Oie iaeten, 5u Suuic
6Gtteu iie es Ionee nidt 10 gut. Der
Snuptmann lit ionit icbon frii6 nit
oenl 9iaiiereu fertie. 9lber 6eute mar
0ladtar6eit. gis eegen Wforeen bat
Die @atterie Oic StroBe nod @loba
beidloiien; iie 6attc Die gluf9abe, ben
itulieniiden 9eahiHrb at it6ren lmo
ite Itorte i'm eriinolibit. @imOcrt-
fiinf3ig S6tB, olle iiber in oen Bic
len iibeno. Gin @eobadter Ser Bot
terie Iieet 6raltBpn in Der sSnfonterie.
i6pormlinie, ipeiI er BON bort aus
6eiier ieben fam. 9lIles prod begei-
itert bon Der flaren 0eltli6feit Iei-
ner McIoungeil bon Der Si1erbeit
ieines @lides, Ser loeilden @yaft-
Geit ieiner &onbinotion. Sin DfeIerbe.
oifi5ier, Der i'm SrieOen @benifer lit
lmo ME ettpoS nit 9[rtiueriebeobo1-
tung Sii tim bate. Seit Orei Mona-
ten leiItet cr iett BON Ser Sdmorm-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
Die lnltiae SrioaOe.
Bon ciuem euuOcrbcri&tcritatter.


g(n Der SIon3ofront, i'm Sftober.
Sd ipeiB nibt oh iie ii6 oieien
Nomeu leI6It seee6en bat. Sumner
0ieOer 60rte id6 ibn nennet bon oeH
Ntfi5ieren Ser 8riqaoe ltno bon an-
oeren, Die BON oieier 9rigoOe er3dbls
ten. g(uS ben aGmpfen Die iie &C.
'ompft, f0nnen iie oo8 glttri6itt ni9t
gut baben. iie moren alleS cher oenn
htltig, iie muren bart, mii6eboa, ln-
erbittIid, Sieg imo 500 teiIten li9
ole 9eiite. 0en 9Iamen Der olultigen
Sriaooe" ben 9}omen glolibe ib,
9oben lie bonn 9eiiammeniein IN Der
yfenogc, BON 6ieien ieItiomen, ie6r
@lnoerIit6en M}ittags- uno glbeno-
1IaoBl3eiten in 8elter, 9auern9iItten,
unterltdnoen, I'M Sereih oeS feinO-
ll6en 6euers. Wlan iBt uno trinft
pier anoers, iumer i'm @efiibl: biel-
leidt lit es ooS Iebtemal. gteuli6
'ragen iie einen 8reuno BON mir aus
elnem iol6en llnteritanO nad Dem
abenoelien. @S 6atte ibn geraoe iebr
gut geI6medt ltno DieQei6t batte er
Slesmol bergeiien, 6aB es Die oaer-
'ebte @la6I5eit iein fonrte. @r mar
9lei6 tot. 9as @iIen lit oa orallBen
SSaS ein6ige 8ergniigen menn Der
9einO 6oIbwegs 9fube eibt. llno bel
Ger Brigade eebt es I'M oieie Stun-
oen iebr better 5iL es miro lnentmegt
|allif gemaAt, eeiungen lnio ge-
tan0t. 8or Wfonaten in Serbien itno
leet am GarIt mieoer.
glber eigentlitb I'M @rllnOe ltnO
Wenn es no9 &edt umO @ereNtigfeit
aebt, n1iiBte Oie rhitige Brigade"
nod ibrem General g. 10 beiBen.
gsr lit 6as Itorfe Sirn ieiner Sellte,
1I9r itG6lerner &orper ibr punoer-
oar lebehserbaltenoer Slm1or. 9luf
oen erIten Slid lit 6aS allies ni6t
opne meiteres al erfennen. Der @e-
nseral 1T eber 5ierlicb ols roblIt. Man
prl9t nit i6m uno lit ioglei6 bon
lelner g[rt olarBliert. @fal bort, er
,solroe in Serbien beripimoet i1uer,
HIe9r ibfuer, SdropneIlfugeIn I'M
NOpf. @onn iiebt man i'm an. Sect
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

eeben. Gruppen nebenon rieien:
oGie 9cutihmeiiter ge6eu 5uriidE
9[ber 0o fam eS aus oeu 0teibeh oeS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5uriid: v@i'
nen Sbmarrenl Sect geben mir Die
Baggage crit onl@ y0os babe td Sci
ner 0loieltGt cr5dblt~, iogt Der Sc
neral. gtatiirlid lit ollcS ioiort be-.
gierig, 81 ipiiien, mas er NIT Dem
&oiier geipro1en bot. IS ipar am
N. September, Oes pergougenen
Sa6res, nab ieincr i6meren 8erwlHl.
0img. Gr fpnutc Dem &ailer nid6t &c.
ullg cr3Gblen. glleS intcrcilierte ibn.
lin cin5clne 9otoiQone iragte or, mn
ein5elne 9ffi5iere, I'M Oos 8erpile.
glngSmeien Inn ianitdre &erbdlt.
mile, im bnS 98irfcn Der gler5te ltn0
Der Selogeiitlidfeit itellt er ole iodl.
funoigiten uno intercilierteaen Sra.
gcn. ,9iele gndoige 9IuOiru5 lit fin
mid oaeS. SD broud' nihtS mcbr
i'm 2eben", iagt Der General nod inn
mer befangen mo geriibrt BON Der
groBen GtunOc, IN Der i6m DER
oberite &riegS6err iel6it fir ieinc
Gienite ge0anft bat.
@ieles pom 2eben Der SoIootcn IN
in0 binter 0en Stclhmgen babe iA
in oieien @ornlittassihrn6en eeie6cn,
ais ib ben General beqIeitcu nurftc.
2oger, Die fleinen St6oten Gbnlib
iin0, nit @altpirti6uiteh g8obn6di.
fern. Gircben, SteQimgen pie 8e-
ihmasgiirtel ausgebat. lleber Stod
im0 Stein iprong Der @cncral I'M.
mer boron 10 OaB man Dliite battc,
ieinem Sdritt 5u foisen. @eecn Wlit.
tag itanOen mir pie0er in Dem fleiuen
0orf Dor Dem flainen Saus, NO lem
@ctt ite1t lmo icin 9iib. gr mil Der
oreijGbrieen Spanfa nod raid Die
IcBtcn 9on6onS aeben. Ole @roB.
muttcr, Die alte ilomcniidbc @aucrn
ipeiat. Seute frii6 bat iie cria6rcL
0nB i6r Sobn gciaaen 1T Ser @e
neral troitet iie. @r mar Elm brouer
Soloat. 0ie @duerin peritcGt nihts,
ais chen oieS cine; @r fommt nidlt
pieoer. Die flcine SSlponfa ibt i6re
@oubons. Sic mir0 nod lanqe md)t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

linie aus 0ie Dertbolliten 9ienlte.
llnl6nglt bot ibm Der General IN per-
ionliber glnerfennllng elm paar 6lo.
icben eigeneu @eins IN ben Sbiisen-
graben eetrogen. Dgluf oem 9udel",
iebte er bin3u.
gSir begegnen einem Slianterie-
offi5ier bon OrouBen. ogSas gibt'S
oenn 9}eues9~ fragen mir. g3u6 Der
gIrt, ipie man jemono fraet Der aus
elmer ic6r iiltereiinuterL nidt allge.
nein 5ue6neIihen @cgeno fomult.
@r ontlportet ober, olS fGme er BON
Der Staot outs 2ono, un0 man ipill
BON ibm gleriafeitcu cfabrep. glm
30. Datten Die SStalicner Nationol.
feiertag. 3p 6obcn iie 6abnen sc
ibpenft ilno Gofaroen 81 lInS bep
iiber gelporfen. Sn iibrieen periuden
lie cine Nlrt &on0eriotion in Sang 81
brineen. Sic liuo oft ic0r ouigerGunt
uno icbleil0ern 8etteI, altf oeuen iie
Inn 3eitlmgen bitten. Sic molten
ober nur @iener iln0 @crlincr @ldt-
ter, am liebiten illuitrierte. sIn man
den Stelen iin0 Die Shwarmlinien
nur 8tpan8ig Sdritt eutferut. ga
Bort man ie6es gort pon 6ritben.
Gor einigen Eagen fam elm Stcin &C.
flogen, Inn oen elm 3ettel eeblmoen
mar. 0orauf itono nit Der Inter
idrift eineS 2eHtuatts; o2ieber SEQ
metaol Gas S6ieBen 1T ibredlib
tino unniib. @iBt Sbr nidbt. mann
Srieoe iit9~ @s fonlmt aud bor, oaB
firb elm ooer Der 1nOere SStalicner
ieinem @egelriiber borItellt pa6r.
ideinlib, neil er oIs b0fliber Wlaun
nit feineu llnbefonrten elm @eiprGb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
gerittsus sirOIcr sdarfidGteu.

crit ri1tig. 0ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5aben 5lpei Gltgelu 5erriiien, 6eilt-
lid Iin6 0ie SHuBl66er iidtbor. Das
cine itamnIt nod aus Serbien, Oos
an0ere lit bon Bloba. aSo, Bloba",
iagt er im6 la6t 5iuiiden 0en peiBen
3Gbnen naber 0ieSmal lit eS 3u bod
9egangen." llnipilfiirlitb nuB man
1tramm Dor ibu1 Ite6en. Sie6en Spra.
ben ipri6t er iuO fam 10 nit ieoem
SoIoaten in Sclterreitb re0en. @r
ipri6t out6 NIT ic6enL gut, lertieIig
un6 tief menicbliG. @enn er aus Dem
9orfqiortier gebt, 6oS 0orf beltebt
aus fiinf S6uieru, penn er in Der
Sriig fortoebt, Die Stcllungen an.
l1aueu urO iib erfuuOigeh mos eS
in Der globt gteueS ge9eben, bat er
Die 8rulttoide bon 3iguretten un0
Die Seitentoi6en poa @onbons. Ole
8igaretten iinO fir Die boSniiden
SolOaten, Die auf oen StraBen Stei-
ne flopfer, un0 ole @onbons ge6o-
rem Den ainoern aus ben orlnielieen
@dulern oes fleinen, lpinSigen 9ot.
fes. SD bin in ieluer Stltbe gepeien.
ii6er Dem Bette bGngt elm flebenoer
@ngel bon Oen 8orten unlfrGn5t:
5Srieoe lei nit Gu9l 8mon3ig Sabre
mar Der General in Sitgali5ien fiinf.
5e6n in @osnien elm Soloatenleben.
@r 0enft lno fii6lt our6 lmO blrb
MODERN Der Grieg lit fir i'm feline
rein iolOatiid6e 9lnaelegen6eit, er lit
ibm cine metirbli6e 9lufgobe. SSnI-
mer OroitBen uno inmer bort, no eS
om gefdbrliGiten lit, meiB er, mas
ooS beiBt, 0roubcn Iteben. 99as es
beiBt, in Sturn, 9iegen, aGlte.
S6rapncQ- l,tt @eipe6rfugeln oa3u.
lteben uno itlu5u6altcn. g8aS es
beiBt, Die @ranate fontinen b6ren
iin0 bereit iein. n0a legt elm ieOer
0en eigenen Sbren Die 8ei6te o6".
iagt er. llno op6 lit er Der @eneral
Der nluitieen 8rigoOe~. Sm nG6-
item 9lueenblid ibon fam cr beiter
unO uubefiimnert in @erien iprebeu,
in 9ui6-gerien, aunn fioel iein mic
beim Seurigeh imo aur &drnonita
lingen.
@or Sobren bottc er irgen6pp ei.
nen @eiib gebobt, mar Elm Stiif
&on6mirt gepeien iln0 ipie mir lett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17
.Troml Troml Troml
0nf oih, enu'r. 800 ionml
$40 hrcng bin mUi5 tnlhle).
80 nenm bin nus.
80 Din al1 nil lebr irDmm!"

Ser alte pralBHdle 3ap'enlreldl
murOe in folgenoer @ciie mlsgcoc1.
tet .8ll @ett, 3u @ett Die Ircnlmel
qcbt, unO Dob i6r morlcn iriib AMI.
itebt mo nitbt 10 Ion8 im 9ette lebt"
(lieaD. 0cr 0iterreidliidc 2dplen'
ltrei1 ianO 0ie iolgenoe ghlsoeutuug
oIie Ieoerucn 5triiutpf 5Ipci pno
orei mobt flint, pcnn id einen per-
Iicre. babe itb bod nod piere Gem
prerBii6en 3opienlireid ans ben
So6ren 1918 lno 1914 lmwocl Die
g9ortc lntergclcat: nGie Sron5oicn
eobeu ooS @cI0 geito6len Die aSreu.
Ben woaen cs micocrbolen @conlo.
@e0ulO, @eollol" @cm a. Suiante.
ric.9legimcnt in CauSia, oaS iidl me-
iciltlicb aus Dem gommeriden aulil-
.benlonoe refrutierte, loutetc Der bon
Den oeltid)eH Soloaten Der 9ictraiie
unter9clegtc Cert:
geo iommen oenn allie duiinbcr 5cr2
VS iiio 10 ibrcr mic 1ailo am Nlceri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

iei er femme oieieS @ras, es gGbe
Gin mSge3eibnetes 6ittter fir bos
@ie6. Seute nohniittag nod miro es
genl16t. g9ir iino oben am 9tiiden
Oes Siigels, um0 Der General seigt
nit Dem Singer biniiber auf Die Sir.
ieiteqrtn9 0es 5einoes. o9tdt
gcben Serr General. g9ir iinO in
Si9t0, iogt cine Stimme aus iulie.
rer @ruppe, Der Slidreerittrteiiter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

eart Sida6en 9fumGnen lnO 0ol-
ulatineru. 8on Mannidbaften inO Sf-
fi5ieren. Infer anoerem bon einem
9eititmeiiterongriif in Serbien
Der merfpiiroig mar, neil es Oomols
81 9eginn OeS @eiedbtS idbien oils
mollte Die &orpoitenpatrouiQe 5lriid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

onfniipfcn MD. 9(ber oie @eiprG6e
enoen pie iie begonncn boben: ols
M}onologe ser SStaliener. 0Seiltc lit
iibrigeuS Oidbter gtebel4. logt Der Su.
fontcrieofii5ier, ,oie 9eitte oe5eu Dor
0en Stellimgcn ipa5iercn.~
Sp1ter litcn mir I'M llnteritono
Der @otterie. @ng aueinan6er, Oenn
Der 9ialm lit fnopp. Ser @eneroI
crBGbIt. Bon 9eutibmeiitern I'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

iiber oie @ieien geben bIeibt er Dor
einem frnifen Baum iteben, mdb'
reno ringsrm bunocrte 8dinne bon
'@ranaten entlpur5eIt o0er 5eriplittert
iinO. 9ieier cine franfe Baum riibrt
ibn lnO lpic entibuloiaenO ioat er:
0Su, ipenn man eiumol einen 8eiib
ge6obt Bat, lpribt oos Ser3 Dor ieoem
Baum. 9onn fragt er, lpesbal6 OoS
@rns auf bieier gSieie nidlt gem0bt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-17

piHeu, mas oos gsort goter imO mas
ooS g9ort tot beoeihet. Ger @enerui
oronet an oaB IN Oer 6eIofopeae
Die SolOatcn lmmeit am gerAban9
aus 9irfeu6oI5 gebout 6abcn oie
SeeIemneie geleicn mcroe
--.s-u..------.--
glnSbentung militGrii@er SigunIe.
IS lit lmgpmein i1mer. ben jln'
gcn Sol0oten, Die fein muiitoliidcS
@e66r boben ole Stumble bei5ubrin-
gen. Gaber lit eS i'm &cerc Cite,
0cn Gianalen @orte iutcr5itlcgcn
lrno 70 0aS @rlernct 5u erleidltern
9ieie Sitte lit uralt, lno cS 6abn
iidb iolbc Sol0atcn Renne aus oeA
16. lm0 II. $abr6mOcrt erboieu
60 leote man iuGbreuo oeS IrclBlg,
iG9riocn arieaes oenI Eafte 0cs
Grontmeli6lages Die @ortc muer'
,Sut' DID. @uu'r. i'd fpnmt mad
old bol0 0anonM G0cr iuenm Is an
Der 966uung fe6ltc: o%duptinanu
gi6 inS @elO ionIt miro on acibeltt
(geitbolten)l~ Ssn Der @caao nen
9Iaben bat idb bis IN uniere 3cIt osr
Wer5 crbaltcn:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13

~ discussing recent anti-negro out
breaks, both North and South, In the
United States, Henry Wauerson pays
an eloquent tribute 10 t,e colored man
and yet with oil bis finely expressed
sentiments, this great Southern editor
draws the neyer-ia'ling liue drawn In
his section between the mentality oi
the two races.
II Is very difficult for Northern peo,
pie 10 appreciate tho Southern view oil
the negro Neither do they understand
that ON the whole, the colored man Is
much more humanely treated In th,
South than he 10 In the North.
Below the Mason and Dixon line tn,
personal welfare OF the negro is looked
after by his employer In manner
which never obtains outside Of the old
slave states
In the south the coloyed man ratbc,
expects 10 work for ono family as lonI
a. he lives and TO be taken care o
wheD I've is too old TO toll
He looks 10 his white employer Il
advise him In syen the trivial natter
OF life and 10 protect him when h.
gets into unimportant trouble.
' When the negro comes north he i,
almost sure Of higher wages but M
cannot find an employer who will take
any personal interest in him. and wheu
his services are not especially needed he
Is paid of and expected 10 rustic for
himself, and without his employer feel
ing any further responsibility Tor him
With nearly everything that Col
Wstterson has 10 say Upon this sub.
ject most persons viii agree, exeep,
hb lack Of faith In the nesro's ability
towards further mental development.
Out Of long article the Miner take,
pleasure In publishing few Of tn,
ColoneTs gems, among which Is the FOL.
lowing;
From Messy" the black giant Of
Marryats novel, TO "Cncle Tom" ol
Mrs. Stoves We find never failing in
terest and sympathy among the negru
creations OF fiction, and Al the south, al
least, the actual negroes form such q
part OF the domestic iaWic. that they
become vital in the affairs Of the bet
ter class of whites; iaitl,fh by the sick
bed and bed ~ death radiant n wed
diugs grief,srickcn At funerals. Otter
friends in trouble, always sith helping
hands and feelins hearts; the old family
servant something OF an aristocrat. Bul
even after 800 years away from Ms na
tive wilds OF Africa and fifty years oi
freedom here IN Amtrica. the average
negro has his full mental height anf
strength 10 get, his case seeming one
Of arrested intellectual growth.
The truth Of the first part OF the fore,
going statement seems to be marred b.
the latter part " H. fa}I
sMarse, Henry" cannot set snf
iiciently far away from his southern
upbringing 20 appreciate the wonderful
intellectual advancement thar has beer
made by the negro IN haH century
Can he point TO any other race that
in the brief period OF fifty years from
slavery, has developed along ments
lines w the extent that the American
colbred man IN the south has done ?.
Butte Miner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13

WILL sell limited amount u
standard Petroleum stock ne
N25 a share. J. l. Bassett. 30s
HerskowitE Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-13
War ISSUES ARE
LOWER IN Street
Liberty 3 l-2'S Hit Rock Bot
tom at 99,44 al Opening

NEW YORK, Nov, iS..--Irregularlty at
the outset Of tOdayH trading In the stock
market due 10 hon,lness prompted by tho
action IN rails. Canadian Pacific estab-
lished n new minimum. dropping IN
points TO iai%, and 81, Paul also made
10 g. United States Liberty IA sold at
the lowest quotation thus far registered.
q few lots changing hands nj W 40 TO
$4,000, Active stocks, including shipplnss
and the more prominent war Issues, wero
down'1 10 points.
steel shares were tho heaviest features
OF tro intermediate session. losing 10 :
points from yesterday's final prices Rails
stcadicd hut shlppings and coppors
showed further reactlon tendencies
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK Nov. ~. --Trads interests
were buyers ot uehr months again at The
opening pf the cotton market today while
there wN further\ scattered covering
FIRST prioes were J points higher 10
point lower and the active months sold
about 70 ~ points ab0vA last nights
oloHlnK figures during the sariy scssion.
December was relatively firm, touching
" 0ser new high reaprd for the season,
while January sold AT T.a0u, or 7 points
above last nights closs. There wa,
southern selling on tho advance a. we'll
~ realizing, however, and later fluo-
tuntlons were irregular
Oncri - Increased on the early bulge
and the market was unsettled later In
the morning, owing partly 10 the easier
tone OF the stock market Houses with
sOnt hwnstefn connections were moderate
sellers ~ sts months ard there was
scattering liquidation OH tho reaction
whinh carried ecsmbcr off, 10 sTsb, "
back ~. within 4 points u last nlght's
c'oslnk figure January sold Oft 10 n IN
or 10 points net lower
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COTTON IS DULL;
PRICES ARE DOWN
Trading IN Staple Shows Ac-
tlVltyr But Soon Falls Off,

Mw onI.EANs. Nov lathe favo,
abe construction placed on foreign news
ana Mo bulrnE tendency OF Liverpool
caused suftIclsnt buying to put cotton
to " points up around tho opaning hers
today, but heavy realizing met the ID.
vance aud caused reaction. At the
end ~ ~ first half hour of business
prlcoH were ! points up 20 points OFF
compared with yesterdays cloae
The market turned dull and rather
whioh floor comments said were of me
hedge variety. IN the trading up. 10
noon prices fell 10 TO IA polntA below
ycsterda va final auoIAtions
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LIVERPOOL.

LIvEuoOL, Nov is,--coTTos. spV
Il aas ,sf ,,s.sr 'sSasr'rs sdS,Ss aIs ,' ssSs %IS S
GI"%ssy "s d sSie. o'Sf scss bales MNa Ino,sS a.
lnF 900 AmevtcNhi receipts so.2Ss bales
all Americas. Futures clored sNsy oN
contracts Japuary II isd, MarcK si,esd
May ~ sSdi 6ld contrsete (fixed prioasl.
Noyemher so.sbd, December January
u, I'D, bebrua ry- March iBkld, April MAJ
leMd. Inne.JulN lplNd
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Produce Provisions
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Nov. ls.--BUTTEn. High
er, creamery 8bh1ito. EOds Higher;
receipts e,bsS cgses, firsts 4idNnc;
ordinary flrstn Spdtlc; NJ mark, cases
included. asnAic. POTATOES; Lower;
sSS rsSf's usos 10 bulk T+SSgs js jSGass .s.
R,i0Wg20. POULTRY Awe higher
fowls i1p2ic; springs zoe.
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News FroIl Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
KANSAS CRY.

KANSAS CITY. Nov is,.- HOGS, Re-
crlpts 10000, sc to 100 higher, buh SIT 70
Oll.k0, heavy ltTsO0iIs0, light tls.yo
pIi.ao Pigp HANG 1850 CATTLE.
steAdN plme fed steers ti5b0u ID, 70
dressed beef steers yii,p0ui6.o0. south! /!
rrn steers tGOOtl a. 70 COWS 1850 10. .0V
holirrs m5Ddt r. M, ttockprH sSS0d IL 90
calves So ecu igao. SHEEP Receipts
5000; sbc TO 500 higher, lambs ti&0OA
100, yesrlinYH ti2 O0U 1859, wtthor
~ 00G llJO; ewes teb0G li6O Ntockora
~ OOeI l6. 80
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sr LOUIS.

s1, LOUIS, Nov l1--HOgs; Receipts
ps. So SS G'AS' sS m.aS ss ana S% ss,assss ss
NGSbirii 30, good heavy ii7,S0ni77s
bulk tii26uif 90. CATTLE. Receipts
60O0i prospects, steady, native beef
ptccrs 10000 le 30; yeerinE steers aud
hslfers 81 00ttlsO0 COWS III 900 II 90
noclurn and fcedcrs. sebopl 80, Tesas
heef cow and hciftra 81 ooG 1000; prime
) learllnE steors aud heiforH $500 10. 90,
nntive calVas i6,7aHil7b. HllBEp; Ae-
colplH 1000; steady; lambs $4,000 H. ibp
ewes so cog 10 30; wothern $1,000 li,aS
cannors and choppers 81. .60uebO.
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Next Year.

Up and down the street know,
Now that there is Grief aud War
All day long the people so
As they went before
But when nov the lads 60 by
Careless look and careless glance
My heart wonders--"Which shall lie
Still next in France" ,"
When the girls 20 iIutterng-
Flushing check and tossing head
Ny heart says, next year shall bring
Which a lover dead
Lord. let Peace be kind and fleet
Put an end TO Grief and War;
Let them walk iht little street
Careless ss before"
Margaret Widdemer, in Eyerybody's
for November
The Woman's Board oi Missions of
the Congregational church is to hold
an elaborate celebration of is golden
jubilee in Boston this week,
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Americas Great Task


e., VIC. nave joined ourselves, ~ einct,
u not ~ s'sncd compact, Win the allies
~ tremendous war task The men ot
most % ihese allies--tl'e men OF Eng
lanu' ireland, france Italy and BEL
g'un'--are i'gh''ns they are NOT on Inc
iarih' but even ~ peace'',me these
nations looked 10 us ior help ~ making
up the regular annual ditierence be
tween 'heIr 1000 production anu their
iood needs normally these SIX coun.
tries, taken together produce bu, ~
percent OF the grams necessary Tor their
pread' we nave always been the',
greatest and most reliable grahary' food
store and inea' shop' ANA now, win
'heir ptouuction notably >kssened, We
arc almost their only one Inc gram
oi ku"ia oahno' come out' Inc 1000
OF bulgar,a' knnaiia ana serbia ne
longs 10 the central powers. Australia
and India are much farther away than
ever beIote what vjth subnaripes and