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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10
MANKATO EASY VICTIM.

Last Wednesday evening the Schell
bowling team went to Mankato and
fairly held the audience of one Of the
bowling halls OF Mankato spellbound
while they snatched victory from the
VANS, ,Mankato's crack bowling team.
Coach Seifert was in fine form and hit
the naples to the tune of CAB, making
202, 225 and 235 consecutively. Glenn
Lucas also did some effective rolling.
making a total Of 597 with a high single
count of 225. All three games rolled by
the Schell's were in the 800 class and
their total amounted to 2849 against a
total Of 27l4 for the NIankato team.
Polchow did the heavy work for the
VANS with a total OF GIG to his credit
His nearest ally was Scherer with tota
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10

On Wednesday the Waxipathi's and
the Wichersh's bowled. The latter took
two out.o of the three with the following
results:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try it! Hair gets soft, fluffy and
beautiful-Get IS cent bottle
Of Danderine.

If you care forsheavy hair that glis-.
tens with beauty ,and is radiant with
life; has an incomparable softness and
IS fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty of your hair, besides it imme-'
lately dissolves every particle Of
landruf. You can not have nice.
heavy, healthy hair if yon have
dandruff. This destructive scurf robs
the hair of its lustre, it's strength and
its very life, and If not overcome it
produces a feverishness and itching Of
the scalp; the hair roots famish,
loosen and die; then the hair falls out
fast. Surely get a 25-cent bottle Of
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
store and just try It.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10
SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SkAT

New Ul1n's skat club plans q special
tournament for next Monday at Turner
Hall. Two special prizes have been
hung up and this ought to be; sufficient
to bring out large number of the faith
full for the next meet. Another reason
why large attendance is desired is to
discuss the matter OF. the state skat
tournament which is to be held shortly.
At Mondays meeting JOS. Chaser won
the first prize with Is net games; Theo.
Manderfeld the second prize with 467
points and Otto Oswald the third
prize with a. spade solo against three
matadors.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10
HOME LEAGUE BOWLING.

But few games were bowled in the
Home League since the holidays but the
schedule has again begun and the pins
may again be heard, falling heavily every
evening. The Wicherski's and the Gold
Coins were the first to meet. The
Wicherski's dropped the first but took
the other two games Of the match. In
the second game Chollie' Emmerich
'sbutted in 268 score which took
high place in the high single score for che
season.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10
SLEEPY EYE FALLS BEFORE
LOCALS ONSLAUGHT.

One of the most decisive and over
whelming defeats was handed out to- the
Sleepy Eye.bowGng team last week., when
they were met by the Daniel Webster
Specials on the focal alleys, the locals
winning by exactly 800 pins majority
Ed. HUM was the star of the match with
a GAL total having made 226, 222 and
1913 respectively
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10
TOURNAMENT GREAT SUCCESS.
Reilly Dahms High Man. Bowls
Average Of 211 In Nine Games.

One of the most successful and in
teresting bowling tournaments ever held
here, was closed recently. It was held
under the charge of the Home League
and only league bowlers were allowed
the handicap, which brot their average
up to scratch.
The most noticeable feature of the
tourney was the record made by Reilly
Dahms. He piled up total OF 1892
pins for the nine games giving him an
average of nearly 211 pins per game.
He was high man in singles with a total
of 648, making 189, 234 and 225 con-
secutively In the doubles, which he
rolled with F. Boerger, he knocked the
naples for three 200 counts, making
227, 242 and 224. Together the two,
Boerger and Dahms, made a total of
1917 pins which gave them first place
in the doubles column.
In the five men event, the Telephones
took first place with score of 1850. The
Beck's, their nearest competitors We're
% pins behind, making a total of 1888.
The third team was the Wichtel's with
score of 1898.
Herman Raabe also did some good
rolling in the single event, getting second
money with total Of 631 pins. Bur
meister and Vogel were the second two
men in doubles while Hackbarth and
Mueller were close thirds. The scores
of the leaders follow: -
E:rra MAJ ErApf
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10
CARNIVAL BOOSTERS BADLY
81 DEFEATED.

Z. L 3 . !. . : S 5sf-5 p -
Sunday afternoon the st. Raul Carni-
val boosters were in this city and ar
rayed themselves against the Schell
bowling team. In their bright suits, the
visitors made quite an interesting and
attractive group but when it came to
bowling they were far behind in class.
Lilequist and Schar seemed to be the only
two lie to handle the ball, the former
making So and the latter 563. The
formers 232 score was also the highest
single score in the. game, Backer of the
locals being next with "a I'll count,
Seifert was the only man not up to mettle,
the rest all making fairly good scores.
The results follow: ~
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10

Waldemar and, Armin Retzlaff,
students at Watertown, Wis, who have
been spending their Christina, vae alton
atsthe home Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. II. Retzlaff, returned to college
last Tuesday.
~ John Kruger and grandson left for
Springfield last Saturday where they
will spend several days visiting with
relatives.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10

j. A. Rolf >of St. James, has landed
the job of doorkeeper OF the State Senate.
He has held the same position in the
House OF Representativ for the past
two sessions ,r g.. -:..
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-01-10
Mr.. Ole Fladeiand 81 Gryplas j

Mr. Ole Fladeland 81 erygla, Mimi,
says that DR.. j E. Doran Of Minneap oils,
MINI. has entirely cured him Of his
troubles and that he will cheerfully give
q testimonial to this effect to anyone who
will call for it. We take pleasure Of
announcing DR.. Dorans next visit to New
Ulm, Grand Hotel, Monday January Is.
Hours i p. m. to 8 p. m. Adv 52-2
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ha probado que ! mUjer s2luGa5lc
10 10 ncce3ita, !c basta ana : n ali
~mentaci0n.
Llega cl monlcnto dc hac2: aigo 81
favo" De estos pobres s@-es pcQ1e-
nitos. pedazos de n~ucstraS aimas. qu"
scran ell apoyo eli q manana, y ne
!rccen bien ell sacrificio.
4 los matrimonios les haccn f2lt%
los hiios. porque los unc Y les impone
| oblicacioncs V sacrificios comuneS, pa
RI que el pcligro del desamor y ell
, cansancio no derrumben un hogan,
rcsultan tan necesarios al component
&c del mismo, que sin ellos vaclla
cast siempre.
La muier que tiene la d~esgracia
de no tencr familia, no conoce et
amor mas grande que en- el mundo
cxiste.
E. instinto de maternidad esta
arra!gado en- ell corazon de toda muJer
verdadera. y nj las flores, nj los "a
iaros, nj las labores propias de no
sotros. les encantan la vida.
n.sputs dc los cuarenta amos, Guam
do aulbos h&l recorrido juntos c! ca
T., no del mundo. viene ia necesidat
dy Jos n;jos, sc gus:o jugueton que
"a dc l.; ".so.aLas de los babies, sus
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'r:gos infan lies, y SIS caricias.
D~csSraci&Go eli so!tcccn cue ha lie
do : est cdad sin haber crcado
i hcgl" V unoS hijos. ~compartidos
N gu dale" Y b2cna compahera!
e. el Gnico intecGs que encierra
3, cxietenc;a culndo cmFozamos 4 en-
''ncccT Y Sc presentan los primeros
e"ia4l2s dc IA vcjez.
Los noccs.tamos en- G. marina. para
%: Ultimoa dias dc nuestr4 vida te-
rrena.
Ell amor de cada hijo es el ben
ditto gu!a del hombre Y Ia mujer en-
los destinos escabrosos que ofrece IA
sociedad.
No hey limites arbitrarios en- el
elmo de Diosl
FL esta por encima de todos los go
bcrnantes de Ia terra.
Es e. que rige los destinos del Uni
verso Y ell Padre amante de TODD 10
humane.
iMujeres! Recorded aquella para
bola de aquel que TODD 10 puede y di-
10:
Greed y multiplieaos'.
MARJORIE.
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Dci:o Moreno CANTON.
LA TRISTEZA CONTEMFORANEA,

CGcSti9n vIeJa, y no por VEGA me-
nos iptcresante es csta de Ia tristeza
, con -nDoranca.-"hn nuestro ITEM
20. 4 vida era a!egrc"- nos dlccn
. los vic;oS.- "Ahora-ln> Sten,-hasta
/. .:rvcn.Id cs t%riste'.
;Scra vcvdad que eXlStc un Sentl-
micnto dc t~risteza peculiar en- nuestra
cdad? 4 csc sentimiento raulca tan
solo en- ~cic"tos esplrltus de aristo-
cgacia cs7ir.tuai 0 es patrimonlo de
dos los hOmbres.
Decia e! divine Leonardo: Dove a
pin Sentimicnto, Il c piu martlrto" :.
y s. hcmos dc Greer d Leonardo, Ia
t~:istcZa cs su mas bella lorna: Ia
mclancciia rropia cs no mas que dc
las an2maS e!cNaoaS. ieto ~ e'ci1'
. q"c
""c''''e''0' ; ~ t;-;mo. how
az" lid" '"''D'
pres ! coSaS' Nue'''0' oJ'' wv "
nuestro oido que eSouCH"' NUe1''"
&imas que SiehCeh mos uicc! W. nay
en- efecto, uh sehIlhllehto ue 'ilS'e|a
tiotante en- el a"o'eh'e "c'u"'' qU'
ac"So csc Se"'''.'e''o $50
'"" SUN w
que e0"o ee'o' . Wv
{" e! que '"'n' ID "e7'
p"Paua ue g" "M''"@ ~.
caachIe que eHi@na Ut l" oOi" ~
PsA'"GoIcS : Ne '' 49,
aun' !" -
Sui''u" q '"'u
limos cua''o anus
" '''S''S,l''A
rada "'''""''''" "a p0' ~
S.g.o nIS!efoA ae Ho"a los 'oi''".
cos.
Dos eac!itorcs fJGnccses-EsteVe
= Gu INSTRUMENTATION y rcsolvieron
estg question a!gIr0s amos ha, en- TN
libro curioso. Seeun ellos, la triste-
"a Sc ha difundido mas en- nuestros
dias por dos azone el rcfinamiento
excessive dc Ia emotividad originate
ror Ia civilization Y las transforma-
ciores sufyidas por nucstra vida eco
n6m;ca Y social.
Scinio Sirele, que comento ell libro
de T.stcvG = Guadion. afirma que 81
Ia r~,o,ancoIi. ba crccjdo en- nuestro ;
tiompo, ESQ debc atribuirsc a tres or
do,os DO fon6menos. uno moral. otro
f~:.;.l:o;oo . intoIpctual ell otro: ell ira
monte do "a f. II frccuencia crccicn
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LA
~. daba or q roche 81 segunda fun
cian On ci pueblo, al tcrcc7 d!a Il,
"a nrimcra. pucs los rccursos dc Il To-
c9Iidad no permitiIn .otra cosa.
\ cada lado de Ia pucrta DC n a
81. en- cuyo patio Sc instalo. Sc vcian
car;elones qlc en- su pagte supeT'""
feci,n con .ctra impresa Gran Cl'co
Continrnta,".--"Funci0n para hoy
- Lcbaio. on carcctcrcs gr~oscramente
2irtados auc aspiraban u It forma Il
norrafica. Sc hacia la enumeration
ie los actos mas scnsac'onaleS que
.o.mar:an G. programa.
10 haDia qui2n pasara Y no 50
ic.uviera anti aHucl!os a~nInci"S pro-
metcdores. de modo que cast nun"a cs
,3vo soli,aria Ia puerta del ci"cc; Y
mis- 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que no era
p7ca attraction. sobre TODD. pa"& los
nuchachos. IN mono que Sc Noia On
81 interior Y cue. atado a una cue:-
da. saltaba dc aqui para ala, hac!en-
do locas c~voluciones y lanzando chi! /
w. .,I. accommodates.
''r - n,aIio dia IIcgaron
u,,,r cI nrmcro dc los curic-
s9s. dos hcl mallltoS' CT H'a!o' 'o"''
lie 70 amos dc cdad. IaSlnah hu!
fo.males d mos trcinl1 mstsos' ~"
r. = "A cscucla, ' SC dc~turlcron Z! TeH
@, c~orrilio tornado an!e los carteio-
nes.
o, Tod,y;, No han dado
H.. .,n,a,,s dc "a I~clcsia.
,.o,loo
VINO.
~ .l, ,,o 81 1ibro y
Ln,,o % d~;rioin-
81 P'1,''' '"''
ron a '"E"'' =, oro,+a al
o,.ooir,iento como 81 te-
=, ;.,.,n ser !anzaGos de ALI. dcsde lue-
% SC fi:aron en- el non cncanta"os
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Cv.zeyg1lIto del dla
81 CIRCO EN- FL PUEBLO

tina, inritado dc que 10 lie contcsta-
- bi2n. cncogieron e. cuc9po ms
rintivamcntc. tcmicndo rccibir otFo
ca5tigo, sin saber por Cue, como otros
tan.os cen cue Ia crucldAd de ia ig-
no.ancia humana, afiigc a Ia moons
ci.ncia inarme dc los ninos.
Dci;o Moreno CANTON.
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PARA COMISIONADO DE HACIENDA
T. iit't eSEus.

~ PhENSA cSlS auiOri1 Tia para ar.n1clar
i raniidaiura del ST.. J.. X. i.a:n,:i. lara
.OnhSicnado dc IICieada e imnr"S;nS. IN
rs prGyImas IriruiCtaS Elcccior"s. lies
'eIuosamcntc So!icita ~ apoyn dc ips 80
'?n!cS meylraDn~. innl. Aiv.t
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iI.>i:O >Ibcr 81 pIrlGcrO Dc Gabricla MI
lOz. d.: 81 aiius dc cdad, hija dc TOMAS
Niui,rZ ' he ENiGuIa %ltaIrcl. ni'tsa ~ .m.
riIS, ASulScallrn:cS Y caSada ron ri scfior
Ana, IrrO Vargas Iiar. cuiiru nrinu ain- cue
no i"n=n razIn dc rlla. Seiiis pariiCuiarcS:
mari: Hitiada. boca chica. color hianco. Scra
"rltirIrifa Ia persona uuC dc infOrmcs cisr-
Ic>. d!riSIfndosc . ENiuuIa RanscI, 23i2
n"ilrlu" St, KANSAS CITY. No. (i.3l
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Lecture de- Hogan
C5mo Sc espera Il ID aEby," verd*@e>e rey del hogar

No hay NADIA mas triste que ur
hogar sin ninos, aunque tambicn 10
es cuando Sc vivc frente al angustio-
50 cuadro dc IN nino sicmpre en-
fcrmo. cnccrrado Y solo.
Cuando Sc casan dos sGres infia-
. mados por Ell amor mas ruro, result
Ia I'm doloroso via crucis Ia presencia
de IN frato enfermiZo, traido a
mundo inconScientemente.
No hay NADIA mcjor y. sin embargo.
no hay NADIA mas dificil dc hacc"
para una recian casada. que la pre-
via higienizacion de su vida. porQuc
cada mujer recien casada cs hi ma
Dire en- ciernes, Y sabido es que 81
hijo toma sangre y toma alma de las
cntrahas V de las calulas de Ia joven
que en- e suena Y de el espera IL
mayor felicidad.
Sin embargo, Sc compran unaS GO
nastillas costosas a "a primer not.c'i
de su possible arribo, sin tomarse e.
cuidado de eXaminar Ia Sangre Y l.
orina de Ia que va a ser madre.
Ell peso y Ia herencia de iamili",
para enmendar yerros de Ia natUr"-
lea de los padres, que mas tarde nAr
de inilIir de una mane"a tristis'm'
iiafluyc eli "a vida y en- eI porvenlr de.
niR,o.
Por tcdoS estes motives Geb"m" .
empezar temprano. y no dejarlo pa
"a cuando "a sea tarde.
81 usted cspcra a que el baby h.
va nacido. para ton tener b
I.uiIados. no solamentc lc costara ma,
i;yaaa.u. sino que puede que >us eS-
fucroos no tengln el cxito dcseado.
Yor 40 aabcrlo atend:io a 81 deb't'
tempo.
. Uno de los pYo6lcmas mas importa"
ICES de "A vida. Is Ia nutricion en- c.
periodic en- que la natu.a.eza Sc mnc*-
,.,or d5r3olo toda "a cnerria y
Il" c'"''' """''''' =,
'S''D - u,,udo
"'''' -
La rItaI!Gad maIeE"" st ''9'S'' m~
clo turante este tempo P'' 'So I'
que tcnc~ cu:dado y obscryar Il die
- san J &c '"''' ""''''''''
Los rcs4ltados de una aIImentac!''
malh. 'os sufre primero IA madf'
y de-ruGs cl "iAo, q1e puede VEN ?
muudo con inpcrfeccio"cS que Sc NJ"
0i.."S-"n al hacef ! que ~" u" ''
saculo para Q. dcsarroIIo ' " veeet
Ia vida de. Peqoc"o i"ta"te'
P~.n"ro Q1@ NADIA. my qie lev.
en- cIcn'" !" '"'to
blcma.
81 los n;nos han Dc ""reF amos -.
madre' HS"c" '''"' ''''''"'"'
~mcotadas.
Ar"p.anio est" base fon4am>nl@.'
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AVISOS DE OCASION.
PROFESSIONALS

II. NMUiit;n ]. t;FHAln NNC WEIGH. iilS
tfr.I N:;innal Bank Bldg. OMAHA. SEBf;..
':rs'a ruIu;InIcar$r ron los trIdG> dc Tank
orlando. Il 81 liiuS de cdad. : pies 10 pull
: ,da> Il" aItUrI, Gu" pcSaDa roInO 10
I:brIS. urlcn WurIO en- Mario I npdo. q con-
>cCIICnCil de un arridCnte que SuiTi0 en-
una casa cr.paCadOra &c swift 4 20. Ell
~"IIih 'Imalia. Nebr. FL aboeado en- question
iuicre poucrsc eli correspondence con Ia
mddrc. q padre 0 los parienieS del flnddo,
para 10 cual puedcn cscribirle 4 Sd direc.
Ci6n. an
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PESQUISAS:-

l&>l:u Sab'r 81 raralerc dc IuI hIIl Gcrar-
lo '"iti"ii7~. d. :; a:tC> dc r,:aI. alto. iri-
Gucl0. ,frI"d" DC IA cara. cabellU neSrp. la
r.l!iIla rlriI Ia icCibl de sugar city eli lr
mo de- 1917. - eraiiiirarf' i u persona que
me dC iufGTIRr>. iiri.l"nuU>' = IacarLa<
.drdcnaS, GLENDALE, ARIZONA ii!6,
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EAnt irKATi\. ,r:rtIUria ,Ic linru>.. angles,
- 'iI>r!im ~ SO :litSs Bid, dII : lurh",
H!.wJ Wrr~uale>. MrrIuDgrafIa gratis. rre-
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-",.' 81. 80 ii rna!IGp : $S.OG in"nSuaiez:
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uR SaLOME GAiZi Al DAPE, de Ia rscul-
lad dc Mexico: huinrizado en- Ell Estado do
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y NTNi'E M HnuIimU pat, m.Ia"iJl. r"a
;mJ'pr ":criri"U. lrah:jandu :~Clu@iInrni".
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AGRICULTORES


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las tierras de labor correspondence
Para informes dirijanse a
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UR. FERNANDO LOPEZ, dc la Fdculfad de
neutrality-suspicious. en- las en~fermedidss
d" los cjOA--a1J Brady ;iiug.--IelefCnu u.
Tejs
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UNA SIMPLE
PRUEBA

PlesS> 81 pc.1" pr :!
T,n. II hG.ls prio rIt"
rIGn al paine. examine .
pc.o !e~po.Gd'1r. 81 ~
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tRKEGL0 SGMUEEROS-ie senorsS. ssro.
r.taS ! Ginos, por malo lIe sea eI estsdo
au IN: Sc eacnentTen V por dereriorados
lie cSisH SIS adDrnos. Los reiorpo J
rmI"iO pcrrectamepie y rs deIo srregla-
los 4 ia Ultima mods, por 50 y rs cautayos.
sra Elb:o. us Reynolds ST. TGle;JnO Gro
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-08
Argument in Bopp
Conspiracy Case
Opened by Woman

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan S-Mrs.
Annette Adams, assistan, United States
district attorney here, was scheduled TO
begin today the Arguments Of the prose
eu,ion for the conviction OF Franz Bopp,
German consul general in this city and
others indicted for alleged conspiracy
to destroy entente munitions, a breach
Of the neutrality Of the United States.
Although seven indicted persons have
been included formally in the so.called
Bopp trial in the United States dis,ric,
court the prosecution will ask conyic-
ton of only five. Louis Smith has
been granted immunity in return ior be
coming the chief government witness
and J. n. Van koolbersen is in Canada
safe from eS,tad,t,or.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-08
Export and Stock Situations
Induced Big Orders,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

' CHICAGO. Jan. S-rnited states
prospects of continued heavy exports
and Of diminishing stocks in tho United
States led today n a general rush to
buy wheat Apparently majority OF
dealers believed that the outlook was
for continuance OF the war and that
need Of supplies In Great Britain and
other European countries was becoming
increasingly pronounced. In this con
nection bulls put emphasis on reports
Of the larger number OF vessels avail
able now TO move grain. Opening prices.
which ranged from &C to 2A.c higher.
with May at HsJn TO sissy. were
followed by moderate reaction and
then fresh upturn.
Much attention on the part OF bulls
was given to the fun text of remarks
which Lloyd George recently made In
parliament while discussing the food ait o
udtion. Largely as a result and because
Of big falling off In tie United states
visible supply total market continued an
n rule to show great strength. The close
though. WAS unsettled at tho same M
Saturdays finish to 3sc higher. with
May a. 1lS5l1q ql.SNlHnd July AT ',j3h
al.53i4.
Corn ascended with wheat and soon
crossed above 81 a bushel. Notwith-
standing the exceptionally high prices
country offerings were reported TO be
Hight. Afttr opening unchanged to II cent
up the market Agged little. but later
scored gains all around
Demand was based to considera bic
extent on cable dispatches telling OF
drouth In Argentina and sensa tional
jumps In prices there The close was
nervous al iluAc net advance
Oats followed the advance Of other
cereals There seemed to be no pressure
10 sell
Higher quotations on hogs lifted pro-
visions Commission houses headed the
buying
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-08
carp Gets Order to
Recruit Militia to
Full War Strength

An order. which it is hoped. will
make 1t easier TO recruit the state sol
dicry up to full war strength was re-
celvcd this morning BY Adjutant Gen
tral hncel Earp when the war depart
mcnt directed that the infantry com
panicS be divided into platoons
The new system will mean that where
one city has only half enough men to
form a company they can be organized
INTO a platoon and with a like number
from another city organize as com
pany
General Farp thinks tha, it is step
toward the increasing OF the minimum
strength OF each company from 65 10
100 at an early date.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-08
Civilians Aid
Fight on Villa

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mex, Jan. 8
Civilians IN the districts where Villa has
been operating are lending much assist
ance to the de iacto forces in pursuing
the Villa followers. Carran,a officials
here declare. These residents Of the
war-ridden districts declared they had
grown tired OF being robbed, their
homes looted and their property con
fisoated by the Villa forces. To as
sist the government troops in re-estab-
fishing order, they have joined the Car
rama commands wherever they appear
and iigh, beside the regular troops.