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rough, $14.75W1b.2b; light, $l5.70Q
1900; pigs. $1s.oo@14.oo; bulk. s15.e5
@16.40.
Sheep receipts 1900; market
steady. Ewes. $10.50@11.25; lambs,
$13.00n16.5O; Gamers and choppers,
$5.OO@S.50; wethers, $11.50@12.5O.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, Oct. 24.-Cattle receipts
7,7OO; market steady, stronger.
Steers, $7.OO016.0O; cows and heif-
ers, S500@S.75; stockers and feed
ers, $6.00@l15o; calves, $4,000
1880; bulls and stays, s5.50@750.
Hog receipts $500; market steady,
strong. Bulk. $15.50@15.70; top,
$1,000.
Sheep receipts $4,000; market
slow, steady. Yearlings, $11.50@
1875; wethers, S11.00@13.25; lambs.
$16.25@1725; ewes. $1o.75@11.75.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, Oct. Butter-Ex-
tras, 421sc; firsts. 41k@42c; dairy
extras. 39h@41c; dairy firsts. $500
39c.
Eggs-ordinary firsts. s5@s5kc;
firsts, 36@37c.
Americas, 24@24Ac.
Potatoes-Receipts Al cars; Wis
consins and Minnesotas, $2.10@230
per cwt.
Live poultry Fowls, 15@18c;
ducks. 16@174c; geese. 16@17hc;
spring chickens, 19c; turkeys, zoe.
New York Produce.
IVY nn% mr. ~.
ket quiet, firm.
Pork market strong. Mess, $500
@4S.5O.
Lard market irregular. nominal.
Middle west spot, S23.75@23.S5.
Sugar, raw, market quiet. Centri-
fugal test, $780, Muscavado SO test,
$500.
Sugar, refined. market quiet. Cut
SS300S.55 granulated, $S.35.
Tallow market dull City, 1910:
special, tic.
Hay market steady. No. 1, $1,000
1.25; No. 3, 75c@S1.O5; clover, s5c9
s115.
Dressed poultry market dull. Tur-
keys, 24@2Sc; chickens, 20@3Sc;
fowls, 20@29c: ducks, 25127c.
Live poultry market dull. Geese,
$780, ducks, 23@29c; fowls. 17@20c;
turkeys, zoe; ROSTERS. Ice; chickens.
16@19c.
Cheese market unsettled, weak.
State milk common to special. 200
24hc; skins, common to specials, TO
21c.
Butter market firmer Receipts g.
419. Creamery extras. 431a@44sc;
dairy tubs. 3SG431ac; imitation
creamery f1rsts, 40@401ac.
Egg market unsettled, irregular Re-
.ceipts 1904. Nearby white fancy, 68
@70c; nearby mixed fancy, 42@46c;
fresh, 39@46c.
st. Louis Hay and Straw.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct %. -Hay-Of
So cars received past two days. so
prairie, clover and alfalfa Mar
ket was steady for timothy and
clover-mixed, and fair volume of
feeling was a little easy, temporarily
at least, this being due to the fact
that receipts for past three days have
been showing an increase and buyers
today showed some disposition to
hold off at the high prices asked: all
trades recorded Melted full prices.
however. Strength and buoyancy
continued to feature the market for
prairie, clover and alfalfa: very little
of either kind to be had and high
grades would undoubtedly net new
high levels. If obtainable, while ordi-
nary and common are also salable
above their relative value Just now
in absence of high qualities. Sales:
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Late Market Quotations

Clover-mixed-1 car: NJ
Va to $2S; timothy, SIG : :, hs
to $34. a' Quote
Straw-Scarce and re,dn
at $3.50 per ton for tract sab
wheat or oats. ior 50
st Louis Horse and Mn.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. % ma'k
A strong southern demand n ~
and the heavy end Of rac., prev
southern horses, on which Ups
ket continues about unchanp as
southerners are selling stro..
ever, but with some decline auas
the very cheap stuff. New o au'sc
having been let for United V0l.s
cavalry and artillery types H. s'a
eminent is expected to t.ts a
more horses. There is stin :.
definite in regard to the resr usall
of English buying. 4upsa
Heavy draft, extra. rs,s
Eastern chunks ~.
Southern horses, choice. 1%ssll
Southern horses, good. losss! !
southern horses, common. M
Plugs ivy
Mules-A good demand cor,, MY
for cotton mules, sugar mulas J
miners and while they have 49,
faster than the yards could s.s
them, they have not sold off an NV
is a very mean, market for ANY,.
lacking finish and quality esns..
old and blemished mules. British
United States are buying war M,
and it is no trouble to sell a ,
one for either of these iohs
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Stock Market Notes.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Ser,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryid
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The 81
market opened irregular today. 81
opened los; American Sugar lOi
IS; Marine preferred 81, up y; 81
lehem B S4A; Union Pacific III
UP IS: Cuba Cane 81, off u; d
chile 66k, off Is, and New Hs|
2sB, up %.
Trading was narrow. Heavy I'd
and a noon closing for Liberty d
day greatly reduced attendance.
/ lantic Gulf and Marine prefe2
were the. center of early actii
Both gained more than point
Union Pacific sold off IL to /
low since 1915. Steel common
steady. a below the close.
The market closed weak.
The whole list sagged In the seq
hour, Influenced by Union Pacific,
Paul sagged to 46, Canadian Pad
touched 147A; Steel was off q ii
the low at 104k; Bethlehem B
two to s2k. while American SUI
made a similar decline.
Trading was limited by loss
communication by wire houses "
south and west branches because
storms.
Early losses were practically
wiped out In the closing hour VII
buyers predominated Marine pl
ferred and Steel common led In I!
recovery. Union Pacific also regain
a point.
U. s. Steel closed at 104S, on
Marine preferred 90. UP 2k; u.
1879, off 1ss; Baldwin Locomoti
60A. off q: Bethlehem B SSA OF
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probably alone and when the sac1
fees would be infinitely greater tn
now This is our time to strike !
strike hard and settle despotism
ever. Let US go to it to finlsi
Subscription to the Liberty ioi
he pointed out, is one of the Wsj
Of seeing it to finish
Ten Million Promised.
INDEPENDENCE, Kansas, OCT
Montgomery county jumped ID
the lead in the Kansas bond race
day when the Prairie Oil and q
Co. announced that for every doli]
subscribed by banks and private
dividuals by tonight the compd1
would subscribe an equal alnou]
Subscriptions had passed S9,UVV,g|
at noon, so with the company ~
scriptions the total will pass SlV'v'
0001more than five times y
county's quota.
convicts Take ponds. !.
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 24.-Nenrss,
convicts want no one to question Wv
loyalty-at least in regard TO 3
present international conflict. !,
thousand. eight hundred and niE 4
lars worth of Liberty bonds were Il
scribed for today in the conVic's
servance of Liberty day.
Storm Spoiled Parade
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-ln splm
the storm which caused postpoleIDss,
of the pageant parade here va
s60.000,000 had been subscrloea - ~,
Liberty loan mn to early TINS as ~
noon. This makes the grana "a y
sS75.000. 900. A. rally will be heiu
Carnegie hall tonight. d
Secretary Daniels arrived heLv ,,hn
afternoon to take part in the
rine-tank pageant in Central pan ~
morrow. The German U ooat
will be christened U-Buy-a-honu' ;
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conquered zone.
French tanks had brilliant share
in the French master stroke on the
Aisne. They participated in many of
the attacks and to them was given
credit for the taking of Guilain farm.
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Chicago Seed Market.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct 23-Rye-|
2, S1.S1@1.81H.
Barley-S1.1561.37.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Clover-$1S.00@24.0O.
New York Money Marker
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Money
call, 4 percent.
Six months, 5A@6 percent.
Mercantile paper, 51A@5& percs
Bar silver New York, S2lhc.
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College Girls Sacrifice.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
GALESBURG. H., Oct. 24,-Knox
college girls, by vote today. decided
to quit the use of sugar and confec-
tons.
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Grain Review.


limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Oct. PA good buying
pressure toward the end OF today
short session, sent corn up a 70
IL cents over yesterdays closing
prices. The market closed at noon
in observance of Liberty day.
December corn opened 70 lower at
115, but closed at 1853. January
opened late at 113A, UP 11s, and
closed "a higher. May opened u low
er but closed rs higher at 111ss.
Oats was higher on the bulge Ill
corn. October closed nominal at
597s. May opened unchanged at 90,
closing at 61A.
Provisions were irregular on a
higher hog market.
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES.
CIIJCAGn I'll oct %
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pershing Saw Battle.

VIII THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD. Oct. 24.-General Per
shing. commander in chief of the
American expeditionary forces, wit
messed the great French victory in
the battle of the caverps.
Today he penetrated deep into the
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Eiqht Thousand Prisoners.

PARIS, Oct. 24.-Prisoners in
Frances great victory on the Aisne
front today reached eight thousand,
including 160 officers and these of
the choicest OF the crown princes
troops. Today's official statement
said they had been identified as be-
longing TO eight separate German
divisions.
Three full regimental stats were
included in the prisoners taken.
Two German reserve divisions suf
fered heavily.
or the lighting elsewhere on the
French front. the war office said:
East and west of Cerny, artillery
ing was most active. On the right
bank OF the Mouse throughout the
night there was intense artillerying.
Northeast OF Hill 344. an enemy
attack was thrown back in severe
fighting. except for foothold which
the enemy gained on one of our for
tilted works. A counter attack sub
sequently restored this position TO us.
Around Caurieres crest a German
attack failed under heavy losses"
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Admit PoaItIons Too Warm.

BERLIN, Oct. "a. (Via London.)-
West Of Allemant, French forces at
tackled and coupled with their drive
near Chayignon, made German posi-
tons between untenable, today's of
fetal statement said. The French at
tack was arrested south OF Pinon.
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Seven Counter Attacks.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-Violent Ger
man attacks against newly won Brit
ish and French positions around
Houthoulst wood have been fruiuess,
Field Marshal Haig reported today.
One such vigorous counter blow was
launched by the enemy at the point
Of juncture of the French and Brit
ish yesterday. 1t was completely
repulsed.
Since Monday" Haig continued,
seven counter attacks have been
made and none have materially gain
ed for the enemy"
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Secret Session Of Parliament

PETROGRAD, Oct 2i-Geueral
Dukhonin. Russian commander on the
Galiciau front, has arrived here to
participate in the secret session of
the temporary parliament which be-
gins today.
General Dulthonin declared the
landing of German troops on Werder
peninsula. on the eastern shore Of
Moon sound, was probably for the
purpose of preparing against possible
counter attacks by the Russians
against the islands in the gulf OF
Riga. He does not expect the Ger.
mans to undertake any serious land
operation on the Esthonian coast be.
fore spring.
1.-THE holding of secret sassin,
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Not BuiIdino Fast Enough

LONDON, Oct. 24.-Admission that
the rate of building OF British mercan-
tile shipping is not yet any greater
than its rate of destruction in the
German submarine war, was made in
the house of commons today by DR..
financial secretary to the
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German People Want Peace.

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a An
italian workman, interned in Ger
many since the beginning of the war,
has escaped through the Alps to his
own country with a report that the
German people want peace and ex-
pect 1t to come In November. Labor
ers are threatening to leave the fac
tories and the civil population is liv-
ing under terrible conditions.
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1.-THE holding of secret session
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almost" Elected Enemy.

BERLIN, Oct. "a. (Via London.)-
"a German counter attack almos:
completely elected the enemy from
the southern edge of Houthoulst
wood" said today's official statement
describing the fighting in Flanders.
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Retreat In Russia.

yesterdays Petrograd official
statement mentioned sweeping cap
lures of German front line trenches
which had been relinquished by the
Teutonic troops
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1.-THE Santa Elena was a steel
screw steamer of 7,415 tons, owned
by the Hamburg South American line
of Hamburg. AS far as available,
records showed today she was not
among the German vessels seized by
the United States at the outbreak of
the war.l
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l am not bound to win LIES fame.
I am not charged TO reach goal;
It Is not told that victory alone shall
consecrate the soul.
Not all the great men come to wealth,
not all the noble men succeed.
The glory Of life Is not the record
OF one daring deed;
And II l serve II purpose true. and
keep my course, though tempest.
tossed,
1t shall not matter in the end. whether
/ won my fight or lost.
was not ordered at my birth to como
to death possessing gold;
No stern command was given me that
riches must be mine to hold.
The reason for my life Is hid, l shall
not solve the mystery here.
And even what IL victory for mortal
man Is far from clear:
But this l know. when comes the end
and all my toilinG here Is done.
The way l fought will count for moro
than all the goals l may have won.
If only victory were good. and only
riches proved mems worth.
Then only men Of strength would live,
and brutes alone would rule the
earth:
Then striving for q lofty goal and
failing to succeed were sin.
And men would lie and cheat and
steal and stoop to anything to win.
But there are greater goals than gold
and finer virtues than success.
And how I've fought shall count for
more than what I've managed to
possess.
Tho American Boy.
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Brothers Become Colonels
In the United States Army

specG.l Dispatch to tho InteGcncer.
WASHINGTON. Pa, Sept; Is
Major Clyde E. Hawkins and captain
Frank B. Hawkins, sons OF the late
Col. Alexander L. Hawkins, command:
or of the famous Fighting TENN
PENNSYLVANIA infantry in the Philip
pine campaign Of 1895. have been COM
missioned colonel and lieutenant
colonel, respectively, in the new ma
tional army. according TO word re-
celvcd here today BY their mother
who resides In Wade avenue. Col.
CLYDE Hawkins has been assigned to
the 352d United States infantry AZ
Camp Dodge, Des Moines. Ia: and his
brother to the 353d United States In
fantry al Camp Funston, Riley. Nan.
Col. Clyde Hawkins. |: a West
Pointer. having graduated from me
United States Military Academy IN
1895. He was successfully, second
and first lieutenant. captaln and ma
jor of cavalry, having held the latter
commission for year. For tour years
he has been at Kansas City Mo. at
tached to the Quartermaster' depart
ment. buying horses for the army.
Col. Frank Hawkins was with the
1rnttod ctotoc yolunt eeFe In the Phil
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CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. ". Va, Sept. ~
COMPENSATION awards were made TO-
day by the state workmen's cohpen'
sation department as follows:
Noah Elberton. of Cranberry. EN-
ploye OF the Cranberry Fuel company
for broken leg. As weeks at "a a week {;
Mrs. Vanessie Pope. Of Ba!nor'dge'
Ga, widow of Andrew Pope, killed IN
an accident in the mills or the fhi''
lips Sheet and Tin Plate company al
Weirton. pension OF $50 month";
Charles Zubich, of Thomas. empioye
of the Davis Coal and Coke COMPANY
enucleation Of eye, SO weeks at ~;
David Albert Lucas. OF Moundsvillc.
employe Of the United States Stamp
ing company. amputation OF index nm
ger. 80 weeks at 81.
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Wheeling Man'u Complaint.

A formal complaint was filed today
with the State Public Service Com
mission by Norman r. Gurlcy. Of Wheel
ing. against the Norfolk md Western
railroad company. Gurlcy states In his
petition that he Owns about l.l50 acres
Of land in Martin county. Ky. on thu
tug Fork If 'SiE Sandy river. alonS
the opposite side or which tho Norfolk
and Western railroad operates double
track line. He states that the rnilr0ad
company has refused TO install siding
facilities although he has offered tc
pay the entire COS: Of the Improvement
Hence he complains that he is unable
to develop the coal on his property ano
asks that the railroad be compelled Il
install these siding facilities
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Wood, Of Wheeling, Has
Passed the Examination

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. ga
partial report Of the latest bar examina-
ton WAS to-day made to tho supreme
court by the law faculty OF the West
Virginia University. 1t shows that the
following applicants passed the exami-
nation: Robert NJ. McDougal, Wood coun-
ty: G. c. Trail, Raleigh; L. H. Miller.
jackson; A. " Wood. Ohio: o. c. cubach.
Harry Eastwood, Sam Silverstein and
D. T. Robinson. Ksnawha; J. r. Tucker.
McDowell: L. w Blankenship. Cabell.
and l.. r Lynch, Harrison.
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The Mlddlebourne Gas company,
operating at Middlcbourne, Tyler
county today made application to the
public service commission for permits
sion TO increase its domestic rates
from 20 cents TO 80 cents a thousand
cubic feet and its industrial rates from
10 cents, Is cents and 10 cents thou
sand, depending on the amount used
each month, to 20 cents, 81 cents and
II cents.
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holding themselves in readiness for n
call 10 service.
Josephus Daniels. secretary Of the
navy: Newton D. Baker, secretary Of
war: Governor Whitman and Mayor
Mitchell have been asked to review the
parade.
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$4,000 RED CROSS
WORKERS IN PARADE

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-A Rcd Cross
parade In which $4,000 Rcd Cross work
crs and nurses will participate will be
held in this city next Thursday. Tho
Demonstration. the first Of Its kind ever
pged by the Rcd rrosa. is intended
honor for Red Cross nurses now
n war hospitals and as send
Use about TO embark for war
urope.
ndrcd American Red Cross
o~ serving either in hhsc
France or In special detach-
are doing work in France.
Serbia Five hundred
cen mobllized and given
bile a similar number are
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lHrHILtGEHCBB
6ustment, " orse

greatest Of these
hstes Is that found
hent OF man TO his
es are to me more
y other. A lawyer
day, to ask me II l
unto a place az a
ege. He Is in middle
raduate Of historic
an income Of several
as a practicing at
il man, with a good
I'D future, desired TO
Ltion. His life has been
usefulness as a prep
re work would be half
by his change OF voca-
who have a mechanical
and of hand. who are
wish to stop being
to become machtnists.
lot. Perhaps they ought
In. who are bankers and
B, and successful. who
bme teachers. They have
man impulse and liking
minds, but their years
in the past and too few
Fe, properly to make the
know men who are
who believe, and whose
elleve, they should not be
They should have been
br public school superin-
Yet their obligations are
to make the change would
serious difficulties.
Erence based upon these
vident enough. Care should
In the choice of life's vo-
Vocational guidance is a
phrase. 1t represents a good
~ carried out. Those who
to be vocational guides are
lot fitted for so personal and
a privilege. To give coun-
the choice Of a calling rep
a knowledge of the character
ity of the one who wishes to
ed. and also a knowledge Of
ditions of each vocation, which
possess.
also plain that the risk Of a
choice is made greater by its
IS. Man develops the latest
animals. No boy, no girl, knows
is within himself while he Is
boy or a girl. Neither does the
know. 1t is only when one
bme to oneself, about the age OF
b, that a seif-interpretation OF
Falue can be made. Therefore 1t
Eli to defer the solution OF this
problem as long as Is fitting. |
; that many cannot put on the
e until the close OF ones teens.
E choice is to be made early. how
one should use all discernment
bic and summon all counsel,
b may be available.
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There Is no faint on the patriotism
and loyalty of the membership OF the
American Bankers Association.
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Get In your dollar for the War Library
fund. and then dig deeper for your
Liberty Bond bit.
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And now. goodbye fair September and
welcome brown October.
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Mayor william Hale Thompson. Of
hicago. has anpounccd his candidacy
|r the United States Senate. That Is
far as he will ever get.
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Chancellor Michaelis put his promised
peech In cold storage. as he thought;
% doubt, there were enough baits out
ow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-29

The batting averages of the suhmar-
inc team In the Worlds War Series
show a decided slump.
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The pew has its obligations as we'll
defined as the pulpit. Go to church to-
morrow.
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THE, WAY I FOUGHT,

The new. Liberal party Of Germany Is
the most radical Of any.
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manent peace. why doesn't It allocute
ng the lines laid down by the Reich
lg's resolution?
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The fall drive for the Liberty Loan
begins Monday. when every American is
Expected to do his duty.
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Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT MASON.
HoMESICK.

here is no sickness more severe than
/ a fellow knows when far away from
radcs dear from good old friends and
4 man may have the Group or
(ps. the jaundicr or the govt. and
know the doieful doubts. il he's Il
scout. But courage will not brace
when. far removed from home.
ms for book and chair and pup.
WI. tine-tooth comb. l used TO
Dose. my ncighbor