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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-30
IRREGULARIIY MARKS
OPENING OF EXCHANGE
Conditions Show No Material Alteration on RESUMPTION
of Market Trading; Steel Moves in Narrow Radius
and Rails Sell Slowly

New York, April S0.-(Wan StreeO
Market conditions showed no ma
terial alteration on the resumption of
trading to-day, early quotations de-
noting a continuance of the Irregular
ity which attended last weeks later
operations. Gains in special issues
of the several classes represented by
Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies, MeXi-
can Petroleum. Industrial Alcohol.
American Wooden and Bethlehem
Steel new stock were balanced by re-
cessions in Marine preferred, General
Motors, Ohio Gas, Texas Company and
Beet Sugara L. 5. Steel moved within
a narrow radius and rails were only
occasionally quoted.
Little more than 100000 shares
changed hands in the professional
dealings of the first hour. the bal
ance of the forenoon session being
in keeping with this meager output.
Prices repeated their recent ebb and
flow, steel declining TO 115ss then
rising TO 1161a and promptly falling
back on comparatively small offer
ings. Coppers again served In part
TO counteract the dropping tenden-
CIV elsewhere and oils, especially
Texas Company, developed marked
strength with General Motors, COM
mon and preferred, at gains of to
4 points. Irregdlarity of Bostons re-
suited from the lower trend shown
by Industrials.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-30
PHILADELPHIA PRonUCE


Philadelphia. April 80. = Wheat =
s2;s5 q 500; No. 2. red, red ss.ss q 3s.ss.s spO'
,ow Corn 70@ Market higher; No. ?, SXslo
ern, No. g. Yellow, s.. .sSS1.7i. So . II S."
oats The market is steady;
10: = white sOQs1c; No. 3, white, rs
Bran = The market is steady;
s0rtns soft winter per yon, :47a;OO@47.6O;
spfak RefneSs per tGn saEars steaSy a. pow
Butter The market is higher;
4S3Hc; nearby prints, fancy, 46c.
Eggs = The market is higher;
Pennsylvania and other nearby tirsts.
receipts. free cases, 5000 per case;
western extra, firsts, free cases, S10.55
per case; do, tirsts, free cases, 5000
Live Poultry = Market steady;
fowls, 221s Q2S1ac; shaggy roosters.
1SQ 2Oc; old roosters. l6Wl7c; spring
chickens; sssas Is s;0$a, $685.; ducks 2O@2sc;
Dressed Poultry = The market
good to choice. 25@251ac do. small
roasting chickens. western. 5sQ 2Sc;
broiling chickens. western. 20@23c:
broiling chickens. nearby. 50Q65c;
spring ducks; nearby. 2S@25c; do03
q2lc; do, western. 1SQ2Oc turkeys,
fancy, large. nearby. $2@$$c; do.
western. fair to good, 3OQ31c; do,
soc.
Potatoes = The market is firm;
Pennsyivania, choice, per bushei.
sS;25QS.40: Maine. per bushel. SO. 40
qS.50; western, per bushel, .s2.00Q
2.25; Jersey. per basket, $1.50W1.75;
Florida, new per barrel. $500 a 800.
Flour = Market firm. but quiet;
winter straights. $13.00Q13.50: Kan
sas clear, s12.50 a 1900; DO, straights,
$500 a 1850; do, patents. S13.50@
14.OO; spring tirsts, clear, Sl2.25 a 1915
do, patents, $13.5O@14.00; do, favorite
brands, sl4.00@145O:
Hay = Firm, with a fair demand;
timothy, No. /, large bales. $500;
No. small bales, $500;
No. >. sl7O0q17.50; No. 3, $4,000
400; sample, $10.OU@12.00.
=, Glover mixed: Light mixed, S17.00;
No. l. do. s16.00q165 No. 2. do
$l3.00Q14.00.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-30
COUNTY WILL BE
DRAINED OF YOUTHS
CONTINUED From First Pagel


same number. supply company OF
SO men. and a machine gun COM
pany. that draws some of its mem
bers from Dauphin county. and q
headquarters company of about sixty
men. Seventy-five per cent. or better
of these organizations come within
the ages specified in the draft bill
and therefore will come from the
men available. In addition to this
Dauphin county has furnished for
the regular army, the navy and the
marine corps, a considerable num-
Der of men of the age to be called
and will furnish more before the
bill goes into effect, for a large num-
Der of men will enlist rather than
be conscripted.
In all, Dauphin county must fur
nish to fill her National Guard COM
panies and her proportion of the
draft close to 1000 men. When the
physically unfit, the married men,
those who have mothers without
other means of support, and those
to be exempted for industrial and
agricultural reasons. are to be weed
ed out it is generally conceded that
the county will barely be able to
furnish the numbers necessary.
Pennsylvania, with a population
of about 100000, will be called
upon to furnish approximately 40,-
600 of the army of 100000 men
authorized by the bill passed by
Congress. With each additional in
crement of 100000 men called to
the colors, the proportionate share
of the State will be the same.
The present strength of the Penn
sylvania National Guard is about
10, 600 men. and when recruited up
to war strength it will be $4,000. 1t
will require 1873, 3,S9S men to bring the
regular army up to war strength, and
as this increment is apportioned
among the States according to popu-
lation, Pennsylvania share is 49,
$50.
Thus. a rough estimate of the
part Pennsylvania will contribute to
the first army that IS TO be called
to fight Germany is $4,000 men.
In Pennsylvania the personal reg
istration lists which give the exact
age of the voters will be used in
making the selection. The recent
lists will be used and a year added
to the age. BY using the last lists,
War Department officials at Wash
ington say, they will get more men
for the army; as some persons, seek
ing to avoid service. might not reg
lister. After the lists are exhausted
the poll tax lists will be used. More
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-30
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

most serious are Rheumatism, with
its torturing pains; Catarrn. often
forerunner, and dread consumption;
Scrofula, Eczema, letter, ,Erysipelas
and other disfiguring skin diseases;
Malaria, which makes the strong
est men helpless, and many other
diseases are the direct result of inn
pure blood.
You can easily avoid all of these
diseases, and rid the system of them,
by the use of s. S. s., the wonderful
blood remedy that has been in con-
slant use for more than fifty years.
S. S. S. cleanses the blood thoroughly.
and routs every vestige of impurity.
1t is sold by druggists everywhere.
| ! For valuable literature and medi-
cal advice absolutely free, write to-
| day to the Medical Department,
Swift Specific Company, 80 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-30
BURIED NEAR DuLsBURG

DiIIsburg, Pa, April 3U.-F'uneral
services of eHnry b. Smith, late of
Camp Hill. were held from the home
of his son. r. l.. Smith, X. +. ID. /.
The body was brought here and ser
vices were held in Arnold's Church
about a mile west of town. Six of
the grandsons served as pallbearers.
The Rev. George Eveler. pastor of
the Lutheran Church, had charge of
the services and was assisted by the
Rev. Joseph Brennenman, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, at
Camp Hill.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-30
than twenty States have such per
sona1 registration lists,

than twenty States have such per-
sonal registration lists.
Officials of the militia bureau of
the War Department said that they
had no deflnited figures as to the
present strength of the National
Guard. owing to the fact that many
guardsmen had been mustered since
returning from the Mexican border.
However, 1t was stated that very
soon reports will be called for in
order to ascertain exactly the num-
Der of men now in the guard and the
number of recruits that will be
needed.
Heretofore the War Department
has discouraged recruiting National
Guard companies above 100 men. be-
cause of the fact that the Depart
ment was unable to furnish the
equipment for the new men. Now,
however, the guards will be urged
to recruit up to war strength of $50
men to the company and the depart
ment will supply the necessary
equipment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-30
New Liquor License
Scheme Yet Outlined

Representative Richard w. Powell,
of Luzerne, will present to the House
tonight an amendment to the Brooks
high license law which will take
away from judges the discretion with
which they are now vested in grant
ing licenses. It would make all pres
ent retail licenses permanent and re-
quire judges to grant licenses in
dry" territory but not above the
proportion of one to each 1000 popu-
lation in first-class cities. one to each
$50 persons in second-class cities and
one to each 500 in third-class cities,
boroughs and townships.
In the anthracite regions the sa-
, looms now run something like this:
Schuylkill, one license to each ia
population; LuZerne. one to each 224
and Lackawanna one to each 32S.
Advocates of the bill say that To-
calities which have, more than the
above proportion will have reductions
because Improbable saloons will be
wiped out.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-30
Almost Every Human Ailment
Is Directly Traceable to I'm
purities in the Blood.

You cannot overestimate the i'm
portance of keeping the blood free
of impurities. When you realize that
the heart is constantly pumping this
vital fluid to all parts of the body,
you can easily see that any impurity
in the blood will cause serious COM
plications.
that creeps into the blood is a source
of danger. for every vital organ OF
the body depends upon the blood
supply to properly perform it's func-
tions.
Many painful and dangerous dis
eases are the direct result of a baG
condition of the blood. Among the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-30
BY Associated Press

Chicago, ILL.,. April so. = Cattle --
Receipts, 10000; weak. Native beef
cattle, $1,000 1910; stockers and feed
ers. s7.15G9.S5: cows and heifers,
$5.70 Oils; calves, SS.00d12.00
Sheep = Receipts, 10000; firm.
Wethers, $ll.00q 1850; lambs, S12.75 q
1900
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-30
NEW YORK STOCKS

Chandler Bros. & Co, members
New York and Philadelphia Stock
Exchanges, North Market Square,
Harrisburg; 1888 Chestnut street,
PhiIadelphia: "a Pine street, New
York. furnish the following quota
tiOpS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-30
Agents Wanted

OLD GOODS that were left by Mr..
Edinson at 1907 North Sixth street,
will be sold for storage. at Broad
Street Market, Saturday, May ., 1917.
BY IKE WOOLF.
THE annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Blubaker Coal Com
pany will be held at twelve o'clock
office of the w. o. Hickok Mfg. Co.
Harrisburg. Pa. for the election of a
board of directors for the ensuing
year, and the transaction OF any other
hnsiness that may be presented.
ROSS A. HICKOK,
Secretary.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
Difeiston papcille.

Yo~istuesiaan be oioittiipot ifGdnl
fuin pfiimicliippttdnia Warfowin
fansia, mp0t6tuntoa b6nt6 fobtoan.
IGnG on tictpsti inboittotpaa. (Sunt.
tojo: OifeinD sc OH bGpeGIlistG fai.
file, ioiIIa on forfca onni fattaa
poppismiittoa. (Smitoio moicm-
malta ia fcSuStosta: Sifcin, bppdD
Mutta iiind ci foiffi, ettG be micl1
poistuipot; be eiapdt ole menetelleet
futon talonpojat. Sen iijaan cttG
fofonoon oliiiipot eronnect Worfo-
misto ia bGnen ~rpbn1stGGn, ppipipGf
be tdbGn osti beiodt r~ipeisi66n.
(Suutoio fcsfustosto ia poiemmolto
"SdpedIlistd!" Rooitibcip poifoIt-
toon: Omoiiet orpot omoiielIeen mel.
jtdD TeibiniiGt, jotto istiittc oifc-
oIlo, foboistan nina tcboituficni: Sp
not iidt, poistufoo tddItdl (Oifeisto-
poppcibin foboistettujo Duistoio fes-
fustastd ia poicmnoItd: SdpedIlis-
tdD Mit1 pbtcpttd on moIoIIo pines
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18

Senaatti on mabpistmnt uil6cn
papiston polffaiariestpfien Mlioni-
onniSfun, @nontefi0n ia S~obanfpIdn
leurafuntia iparten.
Samnlla OH ienaatti m1GrGnnpt,
ettG @nontefion tappeliieliarfilnta e
rinGiiilld ebooilIa on miio0ostetta-
pa ~iticndiiefii firffoberrafuinaffiy
Miinifddn on ienaatti mddr1nnDt
eta Sooanfpldn ie~urafunann eteIa.
oiasta mliooostetaan iriii Yelfoien.
niemi-niminen firftoberrafiintu ia l.
t1oiista Snpufosfi.niminen firffo.
berrafunta. @iimemainittulm fen.
ratuntnm tlilec tGmGn liiGfli flrullt-
maun mititamia nlueita &uolaiGr-
mem ieurafunnasta. &limpamfin
uuteen ieurafuntaan rafcnnetaan
tirffo paltio,paroilla, iotfa 10 omai
tartoitirsta parten maratltt. Miian.
omaiiet ieiirafrmnat rafentaipat itie
pappilat, mitta iaamat niit6 tparten
oiullfiia SobanfpIGn ferrafunnm
firfolliiesta omaiiuuoesta.
&aiffien ituiien ielirafuntien firf-
%foberroiGle on f~orfeimmnSta puifaS-
ia anottli apaltioapua 1000 marffao
fltlletin, gnontefion npastaiielle firf.
foberralle on fem liiGfii ebbotettil ia
ma plenemisoifeiis, jofa ~. 1917 an
netun Self. firieen mlifaan futlin,
uieiIle muille 2apin papeille.
lliloet ieurafltnnat miiobost1itpat
Min plan fltin faiffi lafiin pernstli.
mot eboot tiileipat taptetpifii. Hel-
foicnniemen ia Sapiufosfen ielita.
funtiin poiSaon fuitenfin 10 aifai.
l%emminfin. erGiben esteitten poistilt.
tito, o~iettaa mirfaatoimittamat firffo.
berrat. Ndin ollen toriolitiinee off
a~noniaiiellc tuomiofapititIille ldbei.
lesiG tlrlepaiiu1ioesia tilaiilnrs iGr.
iestGG iielunboito SooanfplGn iruln.
nattoman i~uuresia ierrofunnasia al,
isafiu ofapuiIlccn tppopttamdlIe tam.
nalle.
&iltcn tirnnettiia, on SoOanfplG
pinta-olaltam Sllomen iuilrin ieiira.
funta, melfoista iuiirempi FUN elm.
Samcen ldani. Sen ailrfaslilfu oil
10. 1910 5,295, minfG IiiGtii ie,ira.
funnan alueeIla ai,ri iuuri iouffo
tilffitpomiebid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
Sapisto ia npfbbetfi.

2opufii lallifaa min1m ipielG fer
ran fdGntpG fofo oifeausfoiien 8e-
ndidn pdpisfon piloleen ieiiroofpolIa
feboitufiella. SielIG, misiG faufai-
iilla iotafentillGmmc 10 folmatta
mrotta eiitetddn i~uiirta, iperistG mlir
benaptelmGG, iielIG taotaan rauoal-
Ia ia perellG uittta 8enGiGG. Ma.
fentafaammtc mefin, raffaat ipeljct,
uiltta eldnlad, iofa on pieros api9a.
mieliippbeIle, mGfipaIIalle ia ibmis.
mibaIlc. :. (@iGniG oifcolta: Hiin,
tobcIlafiD. SiIlG &ristinusfo, Yle-
mafo.lpainajan mainion IarIunnon
mlifaan, ei ole aiiroastaan etuoifeii-
tetun m~etafpiiifan jdrjcstcImd. ,poar
iotafin forfeampoa. Sc ei ole main
m~ietiSfelpG ia rirfm,sta. &c ei ole
pprfimpstG pfiinomoon toipaalliIeen
MOAN ic on %iotafin DIepdmpdG. ie on
tito liifcttG, itic taistelua, (SlGniG ,pa.
iemmaIta: OifcinD ga fen on pp.
rittGiuG i%iluricn perusteittenia toteut.
tamiieen len ootteen totcuttamiieen:
"SSumalan waltofunta tGGIlG maail-
pGGll1'', SiimoIm oifclisaotteen fris
t%iIliien toimiiipan ruffauben oatteen
iefa iamaIla popauben ia faiffcin
Observation-Disclosures toteuttamiIeeu
'tGGllG maan pG6lld. @prsfpiiiG
fGttentaputifiia paiemmaIta ia fes-
fustasta.) Sttafua lamppunne, pa.
Iofoot nc firffoalIo liefillG. alfo6n
oIfo Ianomme lnimeo, mGlinpitGmG.
ton. cloton, ipaon oapoin. lula, inno-
fas. iotta ic Idmmitt6iii ibmiien ip-
oamiG. Sattdfddmme monbat lciIit;
niibin ci iorpi uuii mini. &lf1Gmme
oIfo oinoostoan t1mGn eIGnnGn mie.
tisfeIiioitG, iiIla iilIoin fitIfce elGma
obiticmme, apoan oIfaommc fen liio-
iio ia toimibcnfiloitG. (aoionfestG-
MID f6ttentaputiifiia poiemmistosta
ia ~fcsfustosta icfG ddnid: SppGD
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18

3irffoIafifomitea. iota on ollit
fooIln fertoo Il. 9. @omitea on FOL.
mannesia Iufemiiesia JopilIliiesti tar
fistanut mietintonid ieuraahpista fir
folIisfofoufien fen enthusiastically
antamista aiioista:
1. Seirafuntien 6. 2:n 40 SID
iGGoetpstG mel,polliiuiroesta buoIeb-
tia Iasten ~opetlfiesta.
2. GntiSten bautalismaioen ia
firfonpaitfoien boitamiiesta ia mer-
fitiemiiestd.
3. Soimenpiteistd 1eurafuntaia-
on mlnltofiisia ilmuantuneiben ipai'
|fcufiien ia epdfobtien poistomiiefii,
a. Yappien mddrdGmiiestG pb'
bistpsten, ~ieitroien ia armeliaihnis'
laitosten palfpelufieen.
5. NelidttG ,paaIiiaartlaaiaa fos'
femain &irffolain iGGmosten mllit,
tamiiesta.
6. Oifeu6en mb0ntGmiiest1 moi
ielle pGdstG luffarifii ia luffari-urfr
riff.
Z. 6. en- iaattamiiesta iopit
iointunln iGGoettGauGn usfonnompa.
pausGain fansia.
s. Naiien apaaIitelpoiiuloesta e.
rinGiiiin firfoIliiiin Iuottamustoi'
Min.
&omitea CT ole nDt tebnpt iuirem'
pia muiitofiia toifesia litfemiiesic
bpepafipmiinid eb6otifiiin, joista al
faiiemmin on tebtp ielfoa. Mietin'
non iaattaiien painofuntoon antoi
tomitea ioston tebtGmdfii, tobon no
iittiin fomitean pubeeniobtaia, tuo.
micronesia ". Siriponcn ia fomi
team iibteeri, profesiori 2ailri Sing.
man.
&omitcan tpobon oipat, e6ellGmai
nittuien lilGfii, ottoneet oiaa aiesio
ri s. sc. Sallgren, ienaattori IaIen
tin @ummcrus iefG m%aammilicliiG.
Geffa Tennonen ia Srbo Sorppa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
GtelG-S aiuom papiston rienuot.
@clicsliitto pernstettu.

Gouoattaen 9otimaasio ia cr6isiG
muisia leboisiG olIlttta feboitusta oil
jouffo GtcIG.S aipon (eIi SinirsSa
mon) ipappeia fofoontllnitt ipelieIIi-
ieen foforfieeli MiffcIiin 6 p. ioulu-
finuta.
Ilufii pioettiin flo II jumolmpaI
welus Iiffelin faupunsin firfosia,
iolloin Inttolan f%irffoberra, maiSt.
5. &c. Soutielo iaornaii lGmm6IlG
weljelliiestd ro~ffaubesta, &oom. IL:
10 jobbolIa. Tastori 6. s. Marnio
toimitti aIttaripoIwelufien.
SitmnlanpoliueIus mcsiuincen tefi
jublolliicn maifmificn findijoibin,
joito arfipdipGstd buolimotto oil
rrlniaasti fofoontiinut.
Stic fofouS aIfoi tGn1dt idlfecn
Centrum fabpiIasia ia festi ie mpo.
bdGn %iaoffo. sIrlsia pitt fbra S. B.
@ollinbcimo moloiicmm eiitelmGn
Eoufpnlin eIGrlGn ajartieoon aIaIto.
21btien 3abnin ia Sornocfin mas
toiicsto fonnasta ciitti pnEnija Iao.
joIti er6diecn dsfettdin tebtppn TOP.
fo0n pc~ruStiupon iuroen fonnon, jon
ia nlilfuon moi6oon m1IrdtG Eaoipo-
lin poifutusaifo.
ToiIefii eiitti rom. q. %. Yetrell
mielcnfiinteiien fesfiistclufpipmpf-
fen ni,oriiotpostd IGbtien "Wtaolais-
popin' 4otimaom Icbocsi6 tcfem6std
fpipmpficstd ia iiiben unnetusto mas
toufiesto.
Bilffoosti fcsfusteIiisio tiotiin
ciiin ~Iaojojo fofemufiio tdItd oIaIto.
ScnidIfccn perlrstcttiin @teId.S
mon poppicn mcIjepsIiitto. WdIioi-
faiiecn toimifimtoon ipaIittiin rom.
g. ". @etreIl, fbro 5. So. @oIIinbci.
} MO ia post. 81. 6. &oinc ,pofinoiiifii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
Vemaidn papiSto nyky.
bttktlia.
Tappi Jilomenfin pnbe ~bnnmasia.

@ulitamia pGitpia fifteen iatti,t
8enGiGn ouumasia lcmmoinen to-
poiis, ipfa eli laatliaan muitten ole al
nan barminainen, ettd tl,nnettu fiib,
observation-disclosures coustaja, War.
fow 2 iopimattomiIla ianoiIIa ipipas,
ii louffaii human pubeenjobtaiao
&ii0ijanfoa. Stun Marfouin tGmGn
idIfeen oil paffo poistua. ieilraiipai
oifeiston papit bGnen mufonoan o.
ioittaen iiten. ctt1 be olipnt iamaITu
fannalIa FUN Worfom.
&esfustarpbnlGdn finilrtpa pappi
S~ilonenfo pitt tGmdn jobbosta ouu-
masia pubecn, iosia ban anfaroiIlo
Ianoilla moitti pappistoncrejaan
%tGmmoiicsta tabbittomnsta fdptof-
iestG ia laiiiui iamaIlo papin tebt1.
wGsta npfpbetfellG o%jatufiia, ioita
tobIomme ciittd1 len miifoom mitd
mendldinen Icbti &etic4 pubeestu fer
too. Sitfin matfaa on iuIfimerffien
pdlisiG bnuoaboirfiia, joita puolclta
ia t%oiielta pnbnjoIIc fcsfem plrbeen
iingobutettiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18

ben fonsia9 GttefO tieod. minfd ben
gen Iupiia te oIettes Miten tie mott.
te istn risostan, pampun ia wdfi.
walIun opin fmnattoiien ripeisid.
($auttoia te~sfustasta ia poiemmaI.
ia: &dpedIIistal aaaanfestdAuia To-
iientapitlssta ipaieumnoIta ia fesfils-
taSta) - te lempedn, lailpiaan &ris.
tirfien futpan fantuiot. Sppiwatfo
ruosta ia pamppii pb6eItG puolen ia
risti ia etuanfeIiumi t~oifelta puolen
pbteen9 (8iibnebifi paifaltaan:
EGmd OH tpbmGdl &oinponfestGtuid
fdiientaputiista ~fesfustasta ia mo-
iemmalta.) @rotfaa beistG, maiffo
be boufutteIiiimat teitd ties milId
ip0tillG, paetfaa beistG, waiffa be
ties miIld toettaiiipat teibin maifut-
toa. (Biinepifi paifaltaan: Sia,
tdmd ei ole tottaD Sc oapat firioit.
taneet lipprninia iuliren ianam "oi-
fealsfoiiluis'', mlitta be owat fowin
faiiana iiitd, fila be oipat ristinus-
ton ,pastaifen pafanaIIiien beneen
lapiia. 2ufefaa Marfopin pubeita,
llifefaa mistaiotnialaiiia lebtiG (slG.
mia oifeaIta: MifG punaiotniaIai.
nenD lufefaa n1it1 %lifaiiia meIIaffo.
IebtiG, fllten "SemBtisbinaa" ia
@usifoje Snamiaa' (&diientaplrtuf-
fla fesfilstasta, oiafii mpos natiiona.
listen ia malemmistolaisten penfeil-
td), ioista inboten tddntpp pois iotai
men iGG6puinen ibminen.. @aiien-
taplltufiia fesfnstasta ia maiemntal.
ia, buutoia: OitcinD MiateIfaa ND.
ban ia te fGiitGtte fuinfa falifana be
oiuat to6elliiesta alfuperdiiestd, oife-
ausfoiimoesta. (slGniG maiemmaIta:
OifeinD @beSidmme tapabtitli np-
fpG1n mitG tGrfeimpiG taparfiia ia
nina tabtoiiin tGltd forealta pubuia-
Iatpalta fddntpG %tpendIdiien oifeaus.
toiien papiston pitoleen ia etupGds-
IA fen plimpien iGienien piioleen, nil
Den pr,oleen, jotfa jotfa iobtaipat fir
Ton eIGm1G: mifii re paifenette, milf
Il eli fuuIu teib1n GGitt1nne, mifii cite
palaiie eipanfeliumin palolIa? o
matfo lamppunne %iammuncet?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18

iefd fbru g. SuIospuuro ia post. g.
IS. slanio suoraIIe.
2dmmin ia p~eIieIinen mieIioIo
paIIitii ofoitfiesio. TiIoifaus Iope-
tettiin paIaipoori rufoirfiecn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-18
Suomen uuti$ia


-gnontefion fappeIiietirafumta miio.
oostcttii itienGiieffi firffoberraflm.
nafii. SooanfpIdn ieirraflnta ioet.
III foImefii ieuarfunnafii.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-02
-FOUR ARE DEAD IN
Sc we're RACE RIOTS

East st. Louis, July Race riot
Ing beyond the control of police and
the state militia broke out here this
afternoon.
Three negroes were killed within
10 minutes in the very heart of the
city Sixteen militiamen were dis
armed and hooted at by the mob.
All saloons have been ordered
closed, One white man, William
Keysey. was shot as he stood before
his store, and died shortly thereaf-
ter.
The trouble grows out Of the at
tempt to use outside negroes in fac
tories here which is bitterly resent
cd by local whites,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-02
JAPAN TEA GROWERS
WANT AMERICA DRY

Toxic, June 10.-(By mail-
Several million Of Japanese whose
livelihood depends directly or indi-
rectly. on the tea industry are today
roofing for bone dry America.
The connection between the tea
fields Of Nippon and the brass rail
Of the United States isn't as vague
as It appears. for George F. Mitchell.
supervising tea examiner OF the U.
s. treasury department. who is in the
Orient inspecting the tea industry,
has made the statement that the big
boom in Americas tea consumption
may be due to the spread OF the pro-
hibition wave.
In 1916, according to Mitchell.
America drank 100, 500, 900 pounds
OF tea and is consuming more OF the
beverage every day. Tea from Jap
an is the most popular in America.
Forty-two an two-tenths per cent
OF the tea America drinks comes
from this country and Formosa. Ana
over one pound Of tea is drunk per
capita in the United States, says
Mitchell.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-07-02
PRICES
TAKE GOOD TUMBLE

Chicago, July 2,---Practically
every roodstuff on the market has
taken u sudden and decided tumble
in wlce'
Potatoes were down to $2.25 u
bushel Wholesale, for now. q drop OF
$3.50 In week, Fresh vegetables
were down proportionately. Canned
goods were or IL to 20 per cent,
Charles Paosch, director OF the
Chicago Master Bakers association.
predicted an addition OF Q ounces to
the i0-cent loaf OF bread az a result
OF lower flour prices.
Coal dealers reported cancellation
OF orders from large consumers ow-
Ing to the administration declaring
q reduction In fuel prices,