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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-22
LOCAL FARMERS
WIFE: DISCUSSES
HER EXPERIENCE
"TANLAC HAS WORKED WON
DERS IN MY CASE MRS. CAR.
RTE WILKINSON ENTHUSIASTIC
CALLY DECLARES.

Almost everyone in this vicinity
knows Mrs. Carrie Wilkinson, wife If
a prominent farmer residing on rural
route No. So, iMarseHles, Ill, near
here, and hundreds will therefore he
interested in what she has to say Of
Tanlac, the celebrated new medicine.
Il surely can recommend Tanlac to
anyone for it has worked wonder in
my case" she declared On June ~.
Il was taken sick last January and
been in bed until April A severe at
tack of the grip followed by rheuma
tism and kidney trouble caused my
system generally to be in bad shape
was SO nervous | couldn't sleep at
night My appetite was poor and
nothing | ate ever agreed with me
Gas formations and pains in my stem
ach invariably followed my meals.
just seemed 10 ache all over At times
Wei, sir. ! can hardly describe the
remarkable benefits i've gained from
Tanlac. The rheumatism has entirely
LETT me now and my kidneys have
been placed in normal condition again.
My stomach? Well. | have a tiue alp
petite eat anything care for and the
food digestS and agrees with me per.
fectly I'm not the least bit nervous
either and sleep fire at night In
short fee. better than have for
years and owe it all to Tanlac. |
hope all my friends will become con
WINGED Of Tanlacs merits and give e
q trial.
Tanlac is now being introduced in
ottawa at w. d. Duncan's Drug
store where a special Tanlac repre-
sentative is explaining the new medi.
cine to the public daily Tanlac also
is being introduced by experts in La
Sale at Clancy's drug store and in
Streator at the Gaut Drug Co, and is
sold in Peru at Nadler's Pharmacy
and in Spring Valley at Thompson's
drug store. ADV.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-22
STATUE OF LINCOLN
NEAR COMPLETION

Springfield. ILL.,. June PA statue
OF Abraham Lincoln, Springhed's
most distinguished citizen is at last
to be erected in his home town The
Illinois Art Commission has an
ncunced that the statue is nearly fin.
ished and will be erected on the state
house lawn some time near the last
OF July. 1t is being executed by
Andrew 0Connor, of Worcester.
Mass.
Years of effort by personal friends
and descendants Of Lincoln resident
here, will bear fruit by the erection Of
the statue Efforts have been made
in almost every legislature since the
death of Lincoln to secure an appro.
priation but not until plans were be-
gun for the 1918 centennial of Hi.
nois were the efforts successful.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-22
SIGNS TEN
IMPORTANT BILLS
INSURANCE MEASURES ARE APP
PROVED BY GOVERNOR-ONE
TO BECOME A LAW WITHOUT
SIGNATURE.

+ Springfield, H., June - Governor
Lowden signed ten bills yesterday
and allowed one other to become a
law without his signature
Those sigued were the following,
/ Making il a misdemeanor for any
person to present or participate in
any obscence or immoral play or en-.
tertainment, or to permit the pres.
entation of such exhibition either
as owner, lessee or manager.
Appropriating $4,000 for new state
defense regiments and other emerg.
ency war expenses.
Providing for an appeal to the coun
ty superintendent of highways from
road commissioners in laying out or
improving roads.
Providing for an appeal to the coun-
ty cour in disputes regarding county
fire insurance companies damage or
loss.
Permitting county recorders to
close offices on half-holidays.
Requiring registration of stations
and jacks with the department of
agriculture.
Providing that owners. of public stall.
lions shall have lien on animals.
Giving garage owners right of lien
on automobiles
Placing control Of the sale of
white lead or paint, in so far as in
inspection is concerned. under the de
partment of agriculture.
Revising the law relating to town.
ship fire insurance companies.
The bill allowed to become a law
without the governors signature was
that of Senator Austin directing the
adjutant general to report the burial
place OF every deceased soldier or
sailor buried in Illinois.
Governor Lowden is expected to
morrow to veto the Maher bill per.
hitting cities to maintain free mu-
nicipal lodging houses and munich.
pal gardens, because of legal defects
found by the attorney general.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-22
CHINESE GIVE MONEY,
But DON'T ENLIST

/ New York. June % Charlie Fang
Chinese movie actor. found it easier
to get mcney than men when he went
down to Chinatown on a speechmek-
ing tour in the interests Of the United
States army and navy
4 Charlie was Admiral Dewey's cook
on the Olympia, and saw the Battle
of Manila Bay from the deck OF that
ship. He says he's going to get an
other job in the navy as soon as he
finishes the picture he's now work.
ing on.
The actors fervid Cantonese in Sam
Kutinsky's iiye-cent Chatham Square
picture, palace produced only stolid
countenances Charlie Boston, Chi.
nese aide of opium-seeking customs
officials, explained.
"We no like Chinaman actor in
Mclean picture. We Ting Fang bet
ter actor Charlie Chapel better
Charlie Fang
According to one witness the only
Chinese found ready to shoulder a
rifle gave this curious reason; Sure,
me fight. Catch um jap. The ok.
plantation that Japan is now Ameri-
cas- ally only brought the iterationt
Catch UNI Jap"
But many Of the prosperous Orien-
tails Of the district proudly displayed
Liberty Loan buttons, and when Fang
little later made speech for the
Red Cross in the Port Arthur res
taurant flfty-four goodsized subscrip-
tons were quickly forthcoming
The Chinese Fang sought to enlist
therefore American citizens.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-22
CLEVELAND IN A DEEP
PLOT AGAINST DETROIT.

Cleveland, O., June 22--Annexation
of East Cleveland and Lakewood are
plans of Cleveland to boost its popu.
lation and make 1t the foruth city of
the United States by 1920.
The City Council is also considering
a scheme to develop great electric
power station at some down State
coal mine to cheaper current here.
1t also will take action to develop
the lake front and inner harbor.
Cleveland is stirred by Detroit's
rapid growth and will endeavor to
outstep its healthy neighbor,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-22
COMPLETE LIBERTY
LOAN COUNT TODAY

Washington, June 22.-Complete of.
flcial figures on the over subscription
OF the Libs' y Loan were in sight at
the treasu,I late yesterday Eleven
of the twe,Ys reserve banks had tele-
graphed their returns.
Treasury officials have reached a
tentative decision that all subscribers
to the Liberty Loan in amounts of
$4,000 or less shall receive their full
subscriptions.
Revised unofficial estimates on the
total subscriptions today placed the
figures at approximately $685., 000,0 GOO.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-22

relief and six bottles have entirely
cured me. All women who have female
trouble of any kind should try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. -
Mrs. ETA DoRloN, Ogdensburg, Wis.
Physicians undoubtedly did their best,
battled with this case steadily and could
do no more, but often the most scientific
treatment is surpassed by the medicinal
properties Of the good old fashioned
roots and herbs contained III Lydia e..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
IL any complication exists it pays TO
write the Lydia T.. Pinkhem Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass. for special free advice,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-22
PAINS SHARP
and STABB|Ne
Woman Thought She Would
Die. Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Ogdensburg, Wis. suffered from
female troubles which caused piercing

pains like a knife
through my back
and side. l finally
lost all my strength
so | had to 60 Is
bed. The d 0 c tor
advised an oper-
alton but | Would
not listen to it. I
thought Of what /
had read aboutLydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
tried it. The first
lI4l
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-22

Springfield, June 22.--State Fire
Marshal Gambler is working on plans
under which every elevator, mill,
warehouse and food storcho,isesn the
state Will be investigated as to fire
hazards The organization was formed
at the suggestion Of Governor Low.
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26
per SEER oes Saufes.
Cine SriibIinssseIhidts fir Gbes
fraueH uno iol6e, bic es perben
polIeH.
Bon W eta g dospp.

SIN Isn3snb.n girtsnpalb mar i6
i'm 3aubsrruaIo; i6ritt iadt iiber
idpeIIeubes WOps, iab bsbutiam
burd CRIME S4lsisr CRIME 9sbeim.
niiIe. 8urd CRIME, ipalsnSs SdIeisr.
sepGHosr sldn8tsn psibe 9eibsr, se.
babet in soloenem Spnnenlibtl Wis
2d9en mars binter ben bIenbeuOer
StGmmsu, mar tpie ein Rdunen une
Wiipsrn - mar ipis 9odsn uno Cir
rsr. 9siie ihpantten bic oriinsHRans
ten unb mar bct5 tein WinoItpb;
mar pie ein ,itternbes grbbebsn; mar
pie febniiihtises Gleben. Griibling
i'm 9irtenpdlo III pie iunss 9iebe i'm
Rsnfdsnber;en, III pie lnuter Sebnen
uno Sofitn unb Saud3sr.
llnb bd FAB i'd eiRsn 9rGutisam.
ginen rittissn, iunssn grdutisam,
Der nit froben, sIdn5enon, peritsbens
ben 4usen in bic .Roipsrbe Sebniudt
um iiG her idnute. Der gum ftmetz
tsrnben 6in,en aufiab unO 3u trGs:
taumeInben BaItsrn. einen guid
Maiensrin trus er in Der Sano -
bate Elm ftilles 2dheln nm beu!Runb.
Id. baate id, mas fir sin t0flihes
Ding III bod 70 etn 9rdutisom! aetn
Wehiel in Sabrbunberten uno Srbrs
tauIenpsn! asins 9erminberuns fetnes
Wertbes. Die ausen Sungirausn sds
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WeIs, Ssabs nab Aiti.n in Rem Dsri

,sisn T. ~. .a's.% ssa,J: = ,s,,. ss &.
u s. q g, l::. :: En- aasx a s. ssx; ss'.'s:i e.:
s:s. q ss e't e.. sss M M' e sis y s.se SO5, e.:
Sire Si4t 7.75. Rabd Tia. Rubd 6iAt
xs.5s. Gatsa 2s.es. elbsr. Datssa 7iJte,
MegiiAnli&e Dollars s5K.
waTen beate easf I'm preiie uno batten In
nfa meiesn Gausu 0sptHue ~ uersel6usa.
Tis JHssltrie 0stisn ussen unoereeeIt
0tisuDatu.ultisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26
Ghicnao "a. Mars.

Sdipeine. = 3uiubr 10000. -
Narft itetie 5um aeitrigen Breiie biz
5c b6ber. BuIf $t4.86-15.10:
lei6te $t4.15-15,00; gemiidte
$t45O--15.15; i6ipere $1445-
1915; raitbe $14.45-14.60; Ger.
fel $10.50--14,0O
&inopieb. - 3lliubr 500. Wlarft
itetig. Girbeinliidle geei Stiere So
20-l2.65; Stoders uno 6eeoers
500 1000; Siibe uto Sellers
$5.60-10.70; SdIber $1o.50-15.'
90.
S6afe. - 3uifubr 5000. Wartt
ltetig; @etbers $1t.20-12.65
Gtpes $9.00-12.35; Gdnuner Si2..
75-t5.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-26

12e; GuIls Sc; ipeiBs gntsn 49,
Zoe; Gdnie 10--14e; aIts Saubsn
$1.50 per Dubenb.
Dbfunb Gemife
Mepfef. - Rome Bsautp $500
$50; Ben Dapts $4.75-5.25;
@cno $5.25 $50; Sings $50
600; Grssnings $e.0O-86O; Sns
ferior ale Sortsn $2.50-S60 per
Dbl.
3itronen. - California $2.75
$50 per Rifle; atmes $751; 90
per Rife.
Drangen. California TapeIs
S2.75-3.75; Gloriba S3.00-3.25;
5angerins $2.25-2.50 per Rite.
GRAPE Gruit. - Glorica ST.
25-4.OO.
ananas.- $3.50 per Crate.
grbbeeren. - 20-25e per
Quart.
aartoffeln. louisville
$500; Mi9igan u. Miseoniin $500
per gbf. unb $2.50-2.60 per 8uiAel
BON 8eleiis; Bermuda glo. 1 Sill
90; 80. 2 $1,000 per gbI.
Saattartoffeln. - Gsnuine
Rsb gtinr frii5. Sbio, su. 1926
gurbanis. $50 qfunb Cad $7.75;
Jriibe, 6 wotsn, gu. $685.; Rnra!
.Qeu gorf 1915; ainss, 9u. S3.15
GHBfartofftIn. - 9sIapare
$1.75--2.00; Rancp 9dlls $1.S5-
200 per Samper.
9urten. 5r.ibbQu5 $1.50-
1.75 per 9ubnb.
araut. = Danifb s8.oo-85O;
per gbl. rotxs $8.25-8.f5; Sungts
JloriSa $2.75-3.0o per 6amper.
Wetbe Hibsn. - s4.00-4.50
per g6l. unb 50-65e per 8u.
Stedriben. $4.75-5.OO
per g6l.
3miebeln. - Weibe $3.50
500 per grots, sefbe S10.50-11.00:
rotbe $500 per bunbert plumb.
Seb3piebeln, e.lbe $4.75-5.25, ,petBs
$3.50 500 per Bu.
. y rhns Soenen. Sl0r'0a
$4.Vo-o'oo per 9dinper. 9,
N ~ II, e'hpe'fhS ~''
no p'i sO'.
t..,
eu - geo. Sihlofpg ?lo'o oo
oo'oo, g'o, eInietpg % : ~ cooTt2,. 70.
~; Np. = aln'p,pg Sto'g og0 70 ~,
20. " l eemHqier M Siee si-'ooo'00, 30 ~,
%o' ssH''q.,s jet Mls' nn % % 90. ,oo'V, mo .
n 9.o, Mles 0o 9,o'o 1o 20 s,,,;, nvo, osG,,,s My
:. SIes % Sio,Uol0'VD ~ oo 9si,s.s St e. . M
Slo;oo0D;oq; aesssml'oOp nU StH,U. % ~.
io.o9; 0o 9aIsstIpg % ~ N'oo,
@s.ssNl'tO9 SiHooo p"
2pmns: H. s.. m
| pl'" H.: sto M o'alt, ~ on. No.
@ gls; -. @ NnM s, I'o ~ 40 1'oo' ~,
u1!pDlshss, ~ p'aa'ts +I.Wse:ov'
ips'se S1o.oom.oO' 40 ~ s'Ht'lNaeS UuS
~ s4i'o4l'".
Somsrsisn; - Wartt fst's.
- alsslsmsn $io.oo-!2o0 PEI
Bu. bonn Stors; 2tmoten $2.Zo-z''
60; guarsiasn Sl.2o; JlapslaameH
$2.25 PER Sa.
Wsrt 4tsosnss.
Dele. - Warit left; 2tin0l. robes
$1.O4 per 9aa. IN partisn IA gbl.
lO-25 galonen $1.12; 10 0alI.
$1.19; s.,O6tss 1c mebr; Ro. l auuo
6l SIC: Cotton Seso Oil raffinirtes
$1.04 per GallOHe; Ierpsntin 56c in
m,,.t;su m, Il Sob uu6 or n,
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. uu Z T. UtutlI leN. VuIlt'
nirter Gut 9oaf $8.55; popseref
$3.50; CUBES s8.75; sranuIirter
Ss.25; gonfsciionsr u" $500;
Oh .a- $7.D-7.75; peibsr srtro
S7.35-7.65; srtrd .G' $7.55 per
bunb.rt plumb.
Wolajfes. - mlarli iietis. =
Rem Srlsans Open Rettel 45- CSC;
Centrifugal 25-35e per gaIoue.
REFS. - Grtra fanep 9eib 6a-
TIC; fanep 54-6c; ieecnb 5sab Al
Sc; aebrodensr 3a-44c; Sapan At
--54c; Blue Roie 4a-5e p. pfunh.
Dairps probutte
gutt er. - Warit rubis. prtif.
iieitg. Mbolsmilf wtra 44e;
GentraIissb ertra 41ar; gentraliaeo
iirfts 38c; ieronbs 35e; Uancp Soirp
33e; pndins Stod 20-25ae.
aGfe. - Wnrtt itsiis; Obio 25e;
Nprbipeitliter 25-27c; Rem gort
27c; SGfpsiser 35-60t; DO. Bird
23c; aimburser 25-26e per pfunb.
Gier. - Wartt rubia lrb Wreiie
fef. prind firfs Siibnsrtier
&c; firfs 26be; orbindre firIts 26e;
jteonbs 25e per Dubenb. entenettr
33c; Ganieeier Soc bas 9ueeib.
GefIugel. - Warlt rubig uno
itetis. 4roilsrs bon il pfunb unn
bdrunisr 35e; syrpers Ii pfunb 25e;
Sdbns 16t; tunse 6iibner 1Se; CUB.
ner 21c; Sritbiibnsr bon 8 bi5 10
Dumb 26G DO. init sr,lmmst 4rsit
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9aslidber Ntarft. eridBt.
Cincinnati. {. "a. mdrs.

Gincinnatt. "a. Mdro.
Die na9foIssnben luoiirunsen Be-
aiebsn iih nur auf gnsros Sranss
aitionen. Hsi ileinertn gehdften
iperbeu sttpas bSbere prsiis bere4net.
proniftonen.
g dmala. prima Steam
195o-19.6o; JamiIp 1000
2rod en- geiaf5enes Tfeifd.
- Sbort clear Seiten 193-199e;
Grtra Ibort clear Geiten 194-19ae;
turSe Nippenisiien 1915; Bellies
22I 23ae.
Sugar gureb Srstfh. -
Shiufen 22a--23sc; pienie S9uls
tern 17a-1Sc; Brsaiiaft Bacon "a
-26e; S9ultsrn 1sA-19e; S4uls
tern, Rem Yort Gut, l9--19ae; tros
dene Beef Sdultern 3tA 32ac.
Bacon. Gbort clear Seiten
21a-21ae; ertra fbort clear Seitsn
214-21ac; sur5e Rippsnisiisn 2Oa--
2lse; gsllhs. 24a 25ac.
Sibgtp0teltes gfeifa. -
SdiHfsn 20-20dc; pieHie Ghultsrn
16b-17e; getliss 21-215e; Sduls
tern 171-1sc; G4ult.rn, Rem gor,
Gut 1916.
Jrifdes 5feifh. .--Sdinten
20-21e; picnie Sdultsrn 16-16ae;
S4ultern 17a-1se; tu3s Rippens
ieii.n 18a-19c; fbort clear Rippens
ieiten 18t-18ae; extra fhort clear
Rippsnisitsn 1915; Settles, Isi4s
te, 24-24ac; Bellies, i4pers, 212-
224e; Beef gareab loo.
Mebl unb 0streibe.
MtbI. = Winier paient 1925
9.75; Winir fantp $S.75 1926;
Wnit.r familp $8.25-S.75; Winter
erira $7.25-7.75; gDint.r proindrer
$6.75-725; Sari.s gDeijsn pat.nt
$9.25-9.75; 6artss W.ibsn fancp
$S.50-9.00; Sarits Wei3m familp
$725-775; Rosssn, Rort5peitern
senii4tes $7.75-8.00; Rosssn, Giip
zines $s.o0-s.25; Rosssn.. Gitp
ssmHdi.s $8.00-8.25.
Weisen. - go. 2 rot5sr @intsr
$2.10-2.11; go. 8 DO. $2.04-2..
90; gso. 4 DO. S1.s5-i.95.
MeI hforn. Wo. 9 fpeibes
$1.20A-1.2t; go. 8 DO. 81 20
1.201a; Ro. A DO. $1.f9-1.20;
$40. 8 DO. S1.t6--1.ts; gso. 6 90.
$1.t4--1.16. - SO. 2 aeI6es 81 :.
20-1.201a; Ro. 3 30. S1.19-1..
90; go. A 90. S1.tS-t.19; geo. 5
DO. S1.16-1.1S; Ro. 6 90. Stiff
1.16. - Ro. 2 seniiftes Sf2e-1..
2012; go. 3 DO. S1.19-1.20; geo
a 90. S1.1S-1.t9; SO. 3 DO. $1.16
II .1S; go. 8 DO. S1.t4-1.16. -
@eibes aoIbenforn S1.19-121;
gelbes aolbneforn $1.2o-2.22; ae.
miiates SfoIbentorn $1.19-1.21.
Safer. - SO. 2 peifer 70
Ill, SluItOuro fpelber b9H2-lUc,
go. 8 iDeiBer 6s-69c: @o. 4 tpeiber
66--8sc; Wo. 2 semiitter g. 69c;
gso. 8 seTniidter. einbeimiider &C.
Csc; Ro, 4 geMiifter 64l-66c.
Roggen. - Ro. 2 $1.60-1.62
9o. 3 $1.55-158; Ro. A s1.45-
150,
Wbisteb.
Derfauit tpirhen 571 8bls. It,
filters Ginifbsb Gooos aui Der gdils
$1.47 per galIone.
, Groceries.
aaffes- Saoa 90 -35e; Wo4a
30-33e; Guatemala fanep 18ae; b..
gutter 179c.
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l0ana gtIIen iDaren etipas b0ber
I'm preiie.
iJette HuIIen $9.O0-0.5O; SO.
Iogna $7.606.75; eytra $685..
90; masere unb Iei&te $600-7..
so.
&aIber. Die 0a4frage par
cine quite un6 oer Ilartt itetig Bis
felt.
Bette Ieid&e &alber $t3.25-13..
90; fair bis quite $11.00-13.00;
orbinGre unb grobe $6,O0-1O.50.
Shpeine. - Der Warft por
bei,te rubig un6 bic Treiie itetig.
Cute Bis alserIeiene 0erpafiings.
uno aleiideriorten $15.05-15.10:
genriifte Werpadingsiorten S14.85
1905; leifte gerianbtiorten. 120
bis 100 pi,ino, $13.50-14.00; or.
binGre bis auserIeIene sserefl ITO
pilino uno 6uri,nter $7.00-11.50;
orbindre Bis ouserleieue ifipere fette
gdue $s.50-13.90; Stags $500
11.50.
Sflafe un'b 9ammer. -
Cute Bis aiiserleiene Sdafe tDaren
itarf, anoere itetig.
S6afe, aiserleiene BIB ertra Sill.
00-11. so; CUTE Biz auserleiene
$10.0OE11.00; oroi,iare Bis iair
$7.00E9.50; aeihorene Sfaffe
S7.00-10.25. = 2dmmer, mtserle.
iene bis ertra $14.50-14.75; CUTE
bis auserIeiene $14.00-14.50; or.
oin1re Bis iair $10.00113.50.
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gleuer Gat Riper Iuns
mel. SAT- glei65eitig nit Der @r'
1Ifnuns Der pelenOeien o!Sell Safe
Bride puroe Elm ipeiteres Yirbeglieb
bes ytep YrOotlpuer Sieibabn'
SeTtems f.rtigseitslt. ndmli6 Die 'ib'
lihe Rpbre ees 5unneIs unter benz
@ait Hiper, nel6er SID Clip ttno
Glart Strabe, Rem yort, nit Der
neuen 5iefbabritaiion an Borough
SaQ groptlpn, perbirbet. DIR 0urd'
iti6 erioIgte am gtorbenoe Der %lnS'
fbottung fir bic neue Stnttpn etipd
800 5uB u0rblib bon Der Sorprst
Son. Der 5unneI, nit beiIen Sau
i'm Sabre 1915 begonnen tpuroe, be-
itebt aus Sfpet Robreu. Der noroIiht
8ur6Iti6 nirb in etlpd feds Wohen
erfolqen. 2luf cine @utFermng pcn
ettpa 400 SUB pirb inter Der Sutton
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@egerbepeis.
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Gbieaso, "a. Wadrs.

Gbieaso, "a. Wdr3.
@kissn. Jiir @ai $1.90F1.'
933, am S3lub $1.9o4; fir Sulj
$1.6os-1.64s, am S4lub $1.e3.
QBeidtorn. - Sir Wlai $1.14a-
1.16s. am S9lub $1.27; fir SuIi
$1.l2s-1.15s. am s3lub S1.14f.
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an S5lub 61ie; fir SuIi 57s-
5S3c, am Salub 5Sc.
Roesen. - 30. 2 S165.
9erfte. - $1.O5-1.35.
5imotbp. = $3.75-5.75.
Rlse. = $12.0O-1s.O0.
BORT. - Jiir Mai 34.30-34.65,
am Sdlub $34.60; fir Suli 33.45-
33.75, am S6luB $500.
G9mtlS. - Siir Mai $l9.72-
1895. am G6lub $3.50; fir Suit
$19.72-19.97, am S4luB 1892.
Rippenisitsn. - Sir Wsi $500
1920. am Sdiub $1S.12; fir
SuIt S1s12-18.30, am S4Iub
S1S.27.
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Gisr. - Murtt b5ber; firits 27Ac;
orbindre firiis 26a-27c.
aartpffsln. = Martt usrGnberIi9.
Wisconfin unb Mihisan $2.25-2.f
80; Sbabo, Waffiuston, Colorado
uHb Oregon S2.30-2.35.
8.fIiiesI. - 2sbenbss. Mar!t uns
psrdnbert.
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Rem gort, "a. Tdrs

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Mebl. = Marlt fsiter; Jriiblabrs
Yatents $9.65-9.90; Winter pa'
tents $9.30-9.55; Dintsr Straisbta
$8.90-9.15; SaHias Strais6ts $s.'
$3.50.
Nsi3en. = Martt fart; 20. 2
barter $2.20a; RO. / Rorthru Ou'
futb s2.321; Ro, l Nortbern Wanl'
toba $2.294 +. 0. B. Reu gort.
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geIbss $1.31 c. /. T. Rem gort.
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1000 ainss1nasi hsa iS.ii i,a., 80. is5i .iii5s
5000 g.. n. q y. e. ~. 2. N. 10 Sc 90
100 aor1roos co. g. Sstb. 5q,
500 samiiton 'iojj 'ex ia.. 1910. .iio i 30
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300 TIM I'd. & zei. {. l. M. 1910 ..fo1&
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gangene @ode, oerglihen NIT ben
porbergebenSen spei @oden lpareu
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pie iol9t:
3ufubt:
Rinbp. S6tp,ins Sdafs
10. Wedr3 !. 1879 24,o2S 6t6
II. Rar3 ;. $3.50 20,715 225
"a. Wsar8 -. 3672 1928 37s
8erfanot:
gtinbo. Sdipsiue S@afe
10. mdrs -. 1172 6674 55
II. @dr5. :. 1i77 7037 -
"a. 9ears !. !. 946 6t24 -
Rinbbieb. Der Wfarft mar
batte etlpas lansianer, bod bieIten
iih bic Breiie.
WtittIerc iinS ifuere Stiere $3.50
-11.25; sleiider Gtiere $500
1000; auserleiene Bis ertra S10.25
-10.75; Sellers $7.00-9.75; ans.
erIeiene bis ertra S10.25-10.75;
aiibe $6.00-S.25; aiiserIeiene bis
ertra Ss.50-9.00; Gamers $500
-5.S5; Wailhfiibe S45.00-f15..
90; Stoders unb 5eebers 5000
8.75.
guIIen - Die 3iffiibr mar
sering uno osr @nr4 itarf, 9o-,,
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usata asi Rsp Osn.
maSeH letter unb nurbsn An iSe 0iSfsnt .
pr e1o0o Swit6en Haufen Sertsult. Die
GouAissssfs bstrdgt see lIrdmie yet eiooo.
Dsafa ssf gsssys.
oi&t. t.Ds&isl suf gonboa purben au
All pto $ib. Sterling quotirt. 6ir &sdb.
le sHf Berlin uuroen i8e trs Nart be.
yedbnst. fas UeAief auf 3syis IKE prc
9ssne. ssi amitersam ltXe yse dnlSen
uno anf Ditn i2He yssarsns, 9tSss Is Nc,
ysupd u, 0ts6tsfm prs &rsue $3.50,
dranes tGdSets) 201<e.
ctilsatisssu.
nsttH ratia unS hetis. Die 9aaies sps.
tisen pie islet:
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-02-01
Murder Near Seymour

Mrs. Mary Grooms and Homer
Cook, Il wmdohopprr. are being
held in the Webster county Jail at
MarShtieId in connection with The
investigation of the death of the
w0nan's husband, Thomas
GrmmS. whose body was found
Saturday night near his home at
Seymour. Cook was il bnarder at
thee home and it is alleged
by authorities th,t Cook had
been paying assessments on in.
>nranr" u $1,000 uron GrUnms'
life.
1t was at FIRST Thought Grooms
had taken his life, as he had been
shot apparently with a revolver
found beside his body. A coro.
ner'S verdict held, however, that
bis skull also had he II fractured
with a blunt instrument.
investigation by authorities
I'd to the arrests of Mrs Grooms
and Cook, both of whom protest
their innocence. Their preIimi.
nary hraring has been set fer
Friday.