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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-29
ALLIED POWERS
KEEP WATCHFUL
EYE '0N RUSSIA
Cecil Refers to Address for Russ
Guidance Against Serious
Results .$
NO FORMAL REFERENCE
0 NPART OF POWERS
United States Marks Time and
Awaits Official Announcement
Of Negotiations

London, Nov. 2S.-The second edi-
tion of the Daily Mail today contains
an apparently mutilitated telegram
from Petrograd dated four o'clock on
Wednesday, indicating there has been
a renewal OF trouble there. 1t says
there has been some firing and that
several persons have been wounded.
REPLY TO TRoTzkY
Petrograd, Tuesday, I'ov. 27,-The
diplomatic representatives Of the neu.
tral countries, after conference, de-
cided to reply to Leon Trotzky's mott.
fication respecting All armistice as q
matter Of courtesy, as they would re.
ply to the representations of a private
individual. They affirm, however, that
action must not be taken as recOgni-
ton.
WARNING AND GUIDANCE
London, Nov 2S.---"It Is under con.
sideration to issue, . in conjunction
with our allies, reasonable statement
for the guidance and warning OF the
Russians as to the serious results. that
are likely Ito follow if separate
peace is concluded" said Lord Robert
Cecil, minister of blockade, In the
house of commons today. t's.
Lord Robert Cecil, in his weekly
talk with the Associated Press last
Friday, said the armistic pr0clama-
ton by Nikolai Lenine, If it represent
ed the real opinion of the Russian
people, which he did not believe 1t
did, would be 4 direct breach OF treaty
obligations and of Russia's alliance.
"Such an action" Lord Roberts
said,' ii approved and ratified by the
Russian nation, would put them vir.
tually outside the pale Of civilized
Europe is ,...s' ,~r d..
a'&'7 NOTHING TO REPORT #
Washington, Nov. 28.-There will
be no formal announcement for the
present of the attitude Of the United
States and the allied nations toward
the Bolsheviki regime at Petrograd.
The American government is waiting
both for official information about the
relations of the Bolsheviki leaders
WlLu (IcEUldu dlLly O"COIoI 0hu ava
further development In the tangled
situation throughout Russia.
In the meantime the only Official
expression has been made In q state
ment to the Russian general stan by
Lieut.. Col. Judson, head Of the Ameri-
can military mission, giving warning
that the logical outcome Of the move
ment for an armistice and peace will
be the cutting off Of American sup
plies.
This statement was made without
instructions from Washington, but Of
ficials said today it summarized the
situation accurately"
Steps already have been taken to
forestall the possibility Of any part OF
the vast stores of supplies bought in
this country for Russia falling into
enemy hands. Some ships are Oh the
way, but they can be diverted by WIRE
less at any time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-29
POWERS AWAITS ISSUE OF RUSSIAN SNARL
Havoc Cost
By UBoot
Activities

London, Nov. 2S-Fourteen British
merchantmen of 1900 tons and over
and seven of less than 1900 tons were
sunk by mines or submarines last
week, according to the weekly ad-
miralty statement issued this even
ing This is an increase of four yes.
sells in the larger category over the
number reported sunk in last weeks
report.
Last weeks admiralty report an.
nounced the sinking of seventeen
British merchant vessels--ten of more
than 1900 tons and I of less tonnage
The week previously only one craft
of 1900 tons and over and five of less
tonnage were sent to the bottom.
London, Nov. 2S.-The admiralty
statement follows:
Arrivals. 2.05S; sailings, 2,122.
British merchantmen over 1900
tons sunk by mine or submarine, in.
Guiding one previously, IA; under
1860 tons.
Fishing vessels sunk, none.
British merchantmen unsuccessful
ly attacked, including one previously,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-29
VILLA BANDITS
LURE PAY TRAIN
3: !. /. INTO DISASTER
Dynamite Mine Under Train De.
stroys Engine and Wrecks Cars
...@ Carrying Coin ~.
PAYMAsTER- GENERAL
CHAVEZ AMONG DEAD
Bogus Dispatcher Placed at Key
rs 'Rep5rts Line Open for Fur
nsea70 -hnsther Traffic

Juarez, Mexico. Nov. 28.-Reports
that Chihuahua City had been captur-
ed today by Villas forces were Of
tlcially denied here tonight. At mill
tary headquarters it was declared that
the railroad was open to the state
capital and that the telegraph lines
were working between that point and
Juarez.
JUAREz GARRISON STRIPPED
Juarez, Mexico, Nov. 2S.-General
Pedro Favela, with approximately 600
federal troops, left here late today for
the south to reinforce the garrisons
at Laguna and GaGllego, where Villa
attacks were reported.
All railroad equipment was also be-
ing seized to load other troops to fol-
low the Favela train, reducing the
garrison here to less than 1000 men.
The military censorship continued
here today, and no information was
given out at military headquarters re-
garding developments south OF the
border.
PAY TRAIN SLAUGHTER
Eel Paso, Texas, Nov. 2S.-Francisco
Villas followers were reported to have
dynamited Mexican federal pay
train. killing the paymastcr general
attacked and defeated train load OF
1COntinued on page four)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-29

the governor of North Dakota and the
mayor OF the capital city, Thanksgiv-
ing day today will be observed with
more than ordinary regard for tae Pc
culiar significance of the first of Amer
ica's typically national holidays.
The days program will open with
services at st. Mary's pro.cathedral at
8. St. Georges will worship at TO-,
and at 1880 community thanksgiy-
ing program will be given at the
Auditorium At noon all of the city's
excellent hotels and cafes serve spe-
cial Thanksgiving dinners. In the at
ternO0n the Bismarck theatre offers
Mary Pitkford in THE Little Ameri'
can,' and in the evening there are
more dinners. - 'rHf J"
Both the Orpheum and the Bismarck
have especial evening attractions, and
the Auditorium offers Fair and
Warmer in a return engagement. One
of the big events of the evening is the
annual ball of the Bismarck fire de-
partment, with music by O'COnnor's
orchestra.
Home Guard to Attend.
Capt E. G. Wanner has issued or
ders that the Bismarck Home guard
attend in body the Union Thanks
giving services at the Auditorium.
The guard will assemble in its armory
at 10 a. M. and will march to the Au-
ditoriunl, where the following program
will be offered:
Overture ...... O'Connor's Orchestra
Doxology-"Old Hundred" ........
Audience standing
Invocation. Rev. II. C. Pustlethwaite
Selection ............. Quartette
Scripture Reading-The 2Srd Psalm,
led by ..... Rev. w. J. HutchesOn
"America' ............... Audience
Lay Sermon ..................
-. .Ex-Gov. J. NJ. Devine, Mandan
Selection ............. Quartette
1.-THE Children's Home Society,".
...... Secy. George N. Remission
Collection for Children's Home
Offertory ...... OConnor's Orchestra
Onward Christian Soldier 80.
Audience standing
BenedictiOn ..... Rev. L. II. Call
WHY We ARE THANKFUL
Thanksgiving day brings Us 80
many reasons for being thankful
that we need not urge upon every
citizen Of Bismarck his dLt% to.
morrow Of giving some outward
expression Of that gratitude by
joining re|i9iousIy in the ooserv-
ance Of this most typical Of Amer
iean holidays.
1.-THE first Thanksgiving day on
American soil was celebrated in
time Of stress. There have been
other Thanksgiving days which
found America absorbed in war;
days when the republic was fight
ING for its very existence. New
er has a Thanksgiving day found
America involved in more right
eous or holy cause than it is TO-
day. No Thanksgiving day has
found America more vigorously
and successfully defending the
cause Of democracy and right and
justice.
I'VE should be thankful tomor-
row that we are Americans;
thankful that America once more
has proven true to the trust i'm
posed in her by iiberty-'ovin0
people the world over; thankful
that Americans to a man have
stood and are standing back OF
the president and the administra-
ton in this war; thankful that
we as a state and as q community
have done our share and have the
faith and courage to continue to
do our share, whether the call be
for our blood, our Drawn or our
money
Mayor A. w. Lucas.
"Bismarck has abundant reason
to be thankful that, though our
nation is engaged in the present
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TAANKSDAY WILL
Be REl|C|OUSLY
OBSERVED TODAY
Bismarck to Usher in Day with
Church Services and Union
Thanksgiving
NOTHING H00VERESQUE
ABOUT HOTEL DINNERS
For Once "Meatless- Wheatless-
Eatless' Orders Go by the
Board-social Doings

: :: : s.: : + : Z = Z : : : = =
= HOW TO SPEND THE DAY. ::
> 8 a. m.-Services at St. Mary's =
= nro.cathedraI. ::
: 10 a. m.-speciaI Thanksgiving :
= service at St. Georges Epis. =
4 copal church.
= 10:3O a. m.-Union Thanksgiving !:
Z: service, Municipal Auditorium. !:
= u noon.-OId.time family din. ::
= ners; big hotel dinners, me- ::
= dium.Hoover dinners. :
+ 3 p. m.-Matinee, 1.-THE Little +
Z American" with Mary Pick. ::
: ford, at the Bismarck. ::
+ 6 to 8 p. n,.-Mcre dinnars, Hoov- ::
+ erized or otherwise. +
= 7:3o and $50 p. r.-The movies, :
: special Thanksgiving day at. ::
:: fractions. +
:: s:15 p. m.-Fair and Warmer" at :
: the Auditorium. (something to :
= be thankful for.) ::
+ 9 p. m. to I a. m.-6ismarck fire I:
: departments annual Thanks. I:
:: giving ball, Patterson's hall. :
: Music by o'connor's orchestra. =
{: A warm reception for the boys. :
80 + & 80 = = + = = + 8S$ 80
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MEDITERRANEAN Area

Rome, Nov. 2S.-Italian shipping
losses due to submarine attacks dur
ing the week ended November 25 were
one steamer of more than 1900 tons,
one under that tonnage and one small
sailing vessel, it was officially an
nOunced today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-29

Bismarck has abundant reason
to be thankful that, though our
nation is engaged in the present
Continued on page fourl
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pAY TRAIN SLAUGHTER

CONTINUED on page four)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-09
Government Crop Report Aids
Bears in Corn Trade,
cHlcAoo GRAIN ANo PROVISIONS

tlIltNGu, OcD . DownturnH In tho
prl'" ~ corn rosultcd today from the
roN"rnm"ut crop report which showed a
Nleld hrgoly u oNroy, ~ what the trnds
hnd expected llcnrlsh gosup wnr also
current Of n likelihood of federal efforts
to htlup about u lower ratio IN the value
both ct hogs pud corn Enlarged offer
ilgS ~ old corn from rurnl holders tend
81 further lu wrnkru the market Open
INK QuoIrtluus witch ranged from Lc
to Ic of hi 81 49,. to 81 igN December
aud 81 % 80 " 10, MAY, wnro followed
bl mudrtnto additional decline
luHNhii iinH ui Eu.'Ium'ut mcn lures 10
Iuhuu" prirra iOu'thor with a renewal NJ
Hns'rliuu1 thnl ruuv dcfRhlr corn from
the Euuih would hr moved Moth led 10
Increased h'nNursa Predictions ~ a.
new pence 0'fcr fIum Germany acted. too.
~ u h"rtlrh hctur \ number ~ btnp
lusr utd",u Wrt, dlHlOdgod ht HucccHriv"
hr,uks I'm urirrn Although offerings
M"l" not unuguall, heavy, they INST with
uu adequate demand
Tho 'loso was unsettled, ;, toia cent
u'i lower ~ 81 lAIs ~ n lNN. for DcCcm.
h'r uud ~ 49,, foi NAV
Nulllsh construction placed on tho gov-
riumru' report nE 10 oats gave relative
flrmnr-s 10 TINT cereal Thrro WAS ptr.
slEt"ut heavy buying of the December
delivery
Stuppage On speculation IN cotton seed
oil had Weakening effect on provisions
| fulk of government moves To reduce hog
prices To- 80 n hundred pounds formed
another stimulus 10 nellug
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NEW YORp.

NiN Nuuk. oct Frou news
caused M uuculug advance ~ 20 go "a
points lu the cotton mtrl,ct today after
Yesterdays advance ~ UtpIlN u cent pei
pound on the frost predictions Trading
was cNtr'w"lr active hnI tho opening
tone wnT strong wIth December ErlllnH
NJ 2ir ma January rt ~ ntr. Win active
month. generally ~ 10 q points above
UH nights closing flgurrs nnur the call
There Wlr yctt hnRNy trhlihlng around
The 20 cent lr,I rur p,,rmh,r however
and the market lof about hulf ile EuIn
during the early ludlug with the dis
position to take pfunts Increased hy
pru' p'miH Tor warmer weather IN the
Euuihwrst ana uncertainty a. 10 whether
detailed reports whom available would
show temperatures lew enough to actual.
" XIII the plant over nuN widespread
prcp Somc uf the "rrly reports lndlCnt
cd damage iu Ollihumr Nrkpu'tH mud
Mississippi uud thin i', was r'pu'tod nt
,Ir'u,lll, Nlsa
Th'i" W"ir Irr.lluuo ul about I. go 80
uoluio n''ul, uIilu.. l',rmhor rril uW
tn .n t., puI lprlur to 20 iNr IN"
detailed weather i,Iu'ir showed uuf,yur.
unlr condition. u western sections how.
ryci nud w'f" followed hN rallies NJ 20
or 90 uolul- pir IN the morning
TrnuIu. WIS l.Ht nrii.c uutlug tho MI .
~ noon with IrIpoa holdluR steady around
70 Nit lur br.rmh,r aud ~ Clr fur Ian.
untN. or NJ tO ~ points hbnvo last llshts
closing figures
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-09
BOMBS
DO GREAT DAMAGE
TO ENEMY FLEET
Giant War Planes Stage Sue
CcSS'uI Air Raid on Cattaro,

WASHINGTON, oct o. Ten Sran,
taproni alrplancS ramed bombs last
night upon the Austrian naval base al
tattaro starting fires among the build
lngS N the navy ward AND causing dam
age to Austrian ships m the harbor
The AuNrlau> wctc unable to drve
OH the a,rplaucs until nearly daylight
when the Italians Withdrew without los"
to their own base
Gabrielle dAnuun',,. the Italian poet,
who has attained distinction a. one oi
the most daring ayiatorS in the war. IT
was sad is IN command oi one oi the
alrplancs.
The squadron arrived at midnight
over tat,aru, living at l2nD feet
The planes descended until tho, were
only icw hundred feet over the har-
hor and began to drop bomb, ON the
Austrian Destroyer, and submarine, IN
the bay, many ol which were seen to he
hit as fires were observed to break
oul Immediately
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-09
new YORK STOCKS
GENERALLY HEAVY


NEW YORk oct . Pressure against
speculative stocks was resumed vi tho
outset NJ tOdiN'r trrdiuE Tobacco Ia
sues ngUlu dirrpycd the greatest hcavl-
ness, United cigar Welding 4 points.
though trhncro products Sle'dled on
recommendation N nu initial dividend ~
" 10 Metals and several ACTIVE equip.
urutH nlso luHt material fractions to nj.
most . points nstillcrs fell aud In.
dusiilnl Alcohol ~ United states steel
lnlll"d promptly fium tts sllght sothnck
hul rails Hud utilities Indicated renewed
heb NiursE. Delaware A Hudson losing a
pu.ui Anl Baltimore a ohio ~
escntauvo stocks extended their
gpiur Ia the early afternoon and McNl-
cniH hnd motors also improved hut u,ili-
tlep continued to saR Peoples Gas
recorded an extreme decline of 6'l points
ana Columbia bar fell "a
StocE aud CoppcrH led tho sweeping re-
action NJ tho last hour the entire list re-
rOrdng lowest quotations The closing
wnr wenk Liberty bonds 10 70 To 20 b2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-09
FROST IS FACTOR
IN COTTON TRADE


NEW OUl rANa. oct Frost nuh
freezing ~ the belt resulted lu huN INK
wave on the opening ~ the cotton mat
kot here TODAY lnrg" volum" of l..
Ing ufdcrH apparently ,pmc frum M" In
t"rlur Al the end ~ the firN holf hour
h' tive uuulN, were 1u tu h1 points ny
llcnNi realizing hN luura met the nd
yuu,c ana ,tllnrd ~ reaction A.. noon
iiudlnT moutht we've l1 tu n points over
J yesterday ,tuHo
inr reaction Wps rurrlrd further iu the
nnoIuuou aud W ln tho uun rttl''
months were bat 10 . points over IA"
Inst uuotntluuH ~ N'#lrIdu,
Spot cotton stcuht. ~ points ~ HnloF
ON the pIoi. NuU hp'rs. tu arrive lhs
hnlcr Low miiIllur 'huor. mlld'iug
~ Gl' good mliilirg 10 NE I'.'lulH
ll.71i bales. rtu't r' ~ hrlru
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-09
GIRL ACCUSER OF
NEGRO MISSING
Sarah Tinker, Wanted as a
Witness, Disappears,

The negro sections oi Oklahoma city
will he rumbrd hy county authorities
m an effort to find Sarah Jane llnklcr
IL yeat, old. who IL wanted A. the
principal w,tncs, Tor the state m the
vial ~ Howell negro alleged 10
have committed statutory oilcn'r
against the girl
Mother witness
The girl aud her mother aud tate
Sander, juvenile ui'ircr who m'c.'t
gated the case and caused the ucgtu. .,
arrest wll hc wl'ur,,c,
The glrr, mother. who work. lu 4
hotel e, Duau, OKLA, :, IN Oklahom,
CITY looking ior her child The dangh
ter va, placed in charge oi Iharlc' g.
pmncy. superintendent ul the lh,I
drcn, Orphan, Home Three week
ago. ON SUNDAY morning the grl
lei, Mrs rumcy lhou'hi she had
vonc ,o sunday school When the girI
failed ~ appear a, noon M, Pn'ncy
became alarmed and notified the police
and ,rarDh wa, begun
NttffllIk w NldN'N'llIN Wv '..''''
officials, the Tnklcr grl was lu'rI
into a roomng house Ny girl q mem
hrr q, the underworld Aitct lrA
da,, m the house. the child went 'p M,
police and made charge, agam,.
Howell the negro porter
Howell Arrested
Howell va, arrested but release,
under 81 90 bond When his case Wa
called ior ual before Justice OF the
Peace Naupn h,l Friday neither Nh,
girl nor the Negro appeared Ju,uc,
Naupn ordered the negro arrested ant
held until he. Maupin released him
/ The mother believe, her daughter hat
been kduapti llrlufc leaving iu
/ Paul, Nallc, yesterday Fate Sander
,a,i nv, negro wen, ,o the pu,ney homt
a icv day, ail,r the pirl had di'ap
reared and asked VI reward had he,l
Uttered for hcr return sa,ing that !
In va, large enough he would nv u
| lind hcr Mr. Sanders intlma,cd tha
a charge oi hdnarlnr the child nigh
Nr placed against the urgtn
The rlrl's mothc, l1s offered ESQ 'u
hr return Of h,t child
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-09
Golden Rod

W. otter hlocl, NJ stock IN the Golden
Rod Mining nud smelling corporation FOR
Immediate sale ut 81 no per share
This company huH l2n uCrcs lNlng be-
tween Tar River Nnd hlchcr tho rich
,.t nero, IN the Miami nuld They have
three MILLS IN operation, with n capacity
~ 1850 toms daily
Thrs have live more mills nearing
completion. which viii give them total
NJ q UuO tons day
Tho management IN " the highest
class. men of wears ~ mining experience
h,lug Wv shrigo
Tho earnings OF this company Aro
bound tp hu enormous by the first ut tho
.itr The above slnck In "A part uf tho
preferred stock Hs to dividends. nll net
earnings ot tho company apply In this
ulIuimrm NJ stock exclusively uutil 100
percent hnH hrvn returned 10 Investors,
lhlu AN issued stock participates In tho
dividends
Tho office expense ON these elgh, mill.
l- about the same Ms II In for one mill.
Wire YOUR commitment
PARRY INVESTMENT co.
no W Grand Ave, oklahoma City
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FOR SALL five-roon modern house
garage, on pavement ono block ~
car line pric- 81 Hiu only 5000 cash,
balance so per month house In nov
rented for $50 per month
OKLAHOMA TN' ST tOMPANN.
Houses Stugca md Farms For Rent
-0N 10 lnEurnuco nIhg Maple l6
HOUSE HARGAIN SIX rooms nj
modern houre W 10th St tl1hO $500
cash viii handle. balance like rent eh-
elusive listing Immediate porsossloni
Wnl 601l.
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Sr IlOllS. Ort o IIOCs ltcrripI-
900 "o,u,. urhlH tlronulr nu. ny"
80 nuu Is 20 miNcd and IulDhrrG $50 on
uIo iu. good h,uvy ilp6oHlpIb. hun,
Slououlp % CATTLE Receipts SO
SLOW native beet mrrrs INnUu ,H,
Nrnrlnr .torrs rui hrlfru s. oOpli oo.
cUwH g. OOulU 10. WurltsrH nud Feeders
S. anHl %, rosa" quarantine utoors w. 10
N ~ 30. fhlr 10 piiWr auuihrIu beet mcrr-
- uDul? 20. beet cows nud hclGrrr 81 Outl
IN u. piimr NrpIlug str,tr uul hriforr
8 D0arlOv native ',lN"u s. ,tu ~ 10
Nlil.El 'Ncycipu 3aoU PROSPECTS lower,
hmhH lOUuls Uu ewes $40 huuil 90,
WrlhrrH illn nuul. 10. u,unrrs and chop
ptrH = OOu hu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-09
LIVE PpooL.

IIVIrrOOG.. 90, q COTTON Spot.
uim prlc'u ,O points higher, good mid
dliug 20 ,Ul. mlldliur, lHN Nid low mll-
dliuE, lpld. good ordinary. N N2d ur.
dlulr, "a ga Sul"v J unp, w'ludlng
7Uun Nm,ti tu llrroiplr. 9ONU. uu
American l'umou closed irregular. New
contract. Ituuuil 10 3nd March,, 10 O6d
NrN. ls .hd. old contract tfNod prIr -,
Ortnh,r. lrltd. u,luy'r Nn,,mh"I
u 1lI. hr,'mhyi january lN 'nd lnuu.
nry .Inhynry l. lod. MAJ h. \rhl I, va
NIuN juno. / o. ,tI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-09
COTTON SEED OIL
SPECULATION ENDS

SEW YORK. oct D Speculation In
cotton seed oil both hv ,rndr nnd ou,.
side int-trsts ON the New York produce
exchange. WrH forbidden today by ths
nuntd ~ managers Of tho exchange ~
tho instance ~ the food administration
nt Washington
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-09
Produce Provisions
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct RrTTFN Tn
changed EGGs iIlxhcr r"c-ipis. l27s
cn.s. nrs,s. 37isnaSc. ordinary hrslT
s6a2s,,; at mark. cases included, idm
1iisc POTATOES l'lghrr receipts.
Gh cars Wis onsln, Mirhir IN and Mime
rofa bulk. 81 100 H. sacks, " 2nn ! ~
rOrLTNN. Alive, unchanged
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Money and Metals.
tInn AnrA Mnn.A


NEN Nul'k. Ur' Mercantile paper
~ H'DInr rN.dtt l.us ,li.. com
mrrypl Gu.utN h.ll, uu banks I n com
w,ruiL lN.duN nUIlH On. ,thl,s iG .lG
Iuldcrp drmuud l|.. cable lAl.u nr
silver Np'., N,,,,u duInra 49,, Gut.
rruurui huuhs Hi,nHy. rpilrnrd bonds
,.tt Iun, IuuH ,tH,r tN.IpN uun'.
p,r,r- Gu i'NH o.. u'r"rul sN wuuino
. 40 percent tull IuIus Wrndy high
I p,t,.u, low percent ruling rate I
percent ,iut.nr h.I 3 u,r.,ut, offered
H.. percent. hst lr.u go percent
The concert seemed to be- boring the
Young man 900 lh, second row The
ur,, lvo items had started hm rapnQ
Now q Young lady singer Wa, positively
getting wm m. nerves.
Adlrc. mt q middle aged gentleman
who .rDr.' m Mm lr ul
"Dd n ever hclr such an I'm
,ulh. rN 100 All your hl,
"l,u.. m, ,ha, a my daughtcr %
"a. these people are making IN the
m.k" broke On the Young man 'l
um scarcely hear a word OF that beau
lul SONG
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answering Adj, Please MestIsu Time~.

FOR SALE--At bargain i.o,s 70 and
~ block T. Main street addition: 1870
feet deep. trackagc. eight lots east ot
capitol ON 2ist and Kelley. Lots y. ~,
80 and 30 block 3s Military Park add
ton, on SUth street. several bargains ~
rcsidcuce properties terms to suit 800
acres. well improved. to trade FOR income
property u w. resr. 220 Baltimore
Rldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-09
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN

KANSAS cry. oct conn Stcnd,.
No 2 mlScd u s7al s1n. No. :, $3.50
sG'Nci No g. white. !0ii No yellow.
y ~ OATS Steady No white, ale.
No 4, mixed. bDutpttc RYE tlsj.
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sr. loul, cAsN oeAIM.

ST IOlls, Or p.-COuN. Lower. No
o. 81 o.. Nu li'low II NG OATS:
Alrh SO ? jsutsHc, No whit.
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