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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-30
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IS beiBt, @oltperneur Sergu-
ion moge sic 2egislatur nod 8eiri=
ger sulammenrufen ais beabiibttet
lei, Inn Die notigcn GriegsbiGs, Dor
aaem oie Mili5bia, at er%leoigen.
Milttartlhe l1ebungslager fir
@ipiliIten, oie ii6 cine militarild)e
Musbiloung aneignen moaen, tperoen
in Seras, tpie folgt eroffnet: auitin,
bonn 4. Mai Bis 8. SUM, Dallas,
pom 16. Stunt bis Is. Suli; &oulton,
bonn s. eeptember bis 7. OCTOBER.
Ser Staots : Sc unobeitsbe-
almte Or. Collin bat iid in 8eglei-
tung bon Maior Barton bonn Ser.
5taaten Sngenieur Corps na6 90
bine begeben, Inn einen Blab, ser
iid fin Ole grridtuns ser neaen
Quaratltdne Station eignet, III Ser
geabe bes Sabine=geefes 4attals aus
5ulud)en. Die 2egislatur bat nett
lid1 tpie mir ibon meloeten, oie
Summe BON $4,000 fir oie Or
bauung ser Station betpiGiet.
Cine &ommiiIior, an oeren
Spite ser Gouperneltr itebt, lit lett
oamit b~eid)aftist, elm Mreal bon me-
nigItens 1000 Mdern fir Sic 4nlage
oes neue11 meltteranii6eu M~gricuItll-
raj & Medanieal &olegs ats5ltpab-
len. Die a%ommtllion lit olltoriiiert
big $4,000 fir bie Gruerbung oes
notigen Terratns aus5ngeben, miro
aber periuben, oas 2dnb 10 biaig mie
mogli6 3u befommen.
- Mlfreo @rielenbef, ein Mtlge-
Der gaitrop electric eight
COMPANY, murbe in galtrop ourA
Die g~eriibrung nit einem eleftrilhen
getotet. Gin Strom bon
$500 Soften paiiierte ourb ieinen
aorper; Der Mnnn NOR tot, ebe er
pom Ifoiten beruntergeboft luer0en
Z
- @us Brnpnspille tpiro gemel-
oct, oaB nit Ser 8obnenerntc balo
be%gotrnen miro. gtpa $500 9der iino
nit bieien Siilienfridten beitellt uno
man ertpartet, etpa 1875 big $50.
guideI pro Mder einbeimfen 5u f0n-
men. Bobnen bringen gegelllpdrtig
81. so pro 8i1fdel mo 10 lueroen Die
teilneile fir oen %erfrorenen
aob[ entfbaoigt.
Die Mrbeiten auf ben 5arren
IN Ser @egeno BON @lsin iino infol-
1e Ser anbaltenoen 0iirre poIltdn-
big gum 5tiaftano gefommen. Die
fir oie ndbite Grnte iino
'ebr ungiinitig unb meroen nod Der
our6 bas plotlide gridei~
zen zines bisber un6efannten @ur-
mes, Ser in ben 6eloern llngebe1ren
S6aoen anrid)tet.
HaH Witteilrngei1 oes Staats
Comptroller 5erren iino BON BEN
$1,000 fonfooerierten 8eteranen.
pelfe Staatspenlionen beaieben, et-
% 100 mdbreno oes lesten Guar
uls geitorben.
Die 75iabrige Sran Sarab
Don Gan @ngelo fiel Dub-
.eno Der 9a6t ans einem 5eniter
bres I'M speiten Stoduerf gelege-
rem S6laf5immers auf Die StraBe
lno 5og itb lebensgefdbrlibe Der
esllngen 81. Sic Sran id)eint i'm
limbereemnnoelt 5u iein unh
,at mabrideinIih oas 5eltiter nit
,er Sir pernediclt.
Sn aelieop pltroeu Bert Bulb
~, feline 6rnll unO Elm bier Wonate
lltes gabp ourcb 0as Oa,rdseben Der
eferoe alts einem guggp seidleuoert.
DDS Gin6 erIitt babel iolde Ser
'esungem bob es balo baraaf ltarb.
0as in @aco abgebaltene CIT
.amprent Der 8oobmen Of the
lit beenbet; init iiberpdlti-
Maioritdt muroe San an-
:onio ais nadTter Acknowledgment
,eltimmt. Mls iuriitiiher @erater
Der @eieni9aft tpuroe Der San an-
:onioer Mopofat Martin s. ArnoIo
iiir Ole nGdIten 5mei Sabre ertpublt.
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uGuaaIta 0aa1.

Mie uniere 2eler miiien. MID man
xrd] bier BET ms einen n2oDaItp
DaD" beranltnIten nit einem groBen
Beit5ug, elmer Mn5abI 8eriamm-
Iur1gen, in 6enelt &eben gebalten
tper6en loIlen, nn6 anoern patrioti-
5deit Demonitrationer. Gin ben
NinDor fino bon perihieoenen Seiten
Mudor6eru1ger gerihtet, cine oer-
aarfige Geier at5ufiinoigen uno 10
bot er oenn eine proclamation err
ldifen, oaB Dienitag, Ger brittle
ApriI, bier Bel utg aIs 2opalitdts=
tag gefeiert tuerben loI.
Bir nliii7en anfridtig geiieben,
0nB mir sic 3otmenoigfeit FOLDER
HoBnIitdtstage nidt einieben. lnie-
xser MeiHung nod bat fem Cell iln-
Jerer 9epolferiing IS notis, feline
2opuf4 dt ourh beionoere Gemonitro-
fionen oarSutun. Sn StGoten nit
elmer 10 gemifffen 9ep0lferung, pie
Ser nnIrigen, fonuen iolde Demon-
flm~4.or chor Iotht frf1d, o,fSnp=
slLa1.sa ~ -, 0,,,a aSer on
~ ~ ~ na,, s;,e, Soil arr
1sssm g as ss,, onnern ous.
800 ssss,, IN ,,,n ia Gin Wpr.
A aa All So, monarfsr,,no in
efner i3nieipaIt 5rDilhen ieitem ma
fiirIiden Gmpfinoen nno ben Eflid)-
Hon Sic linn iein giiracrtum aufer-
Ipnt ~ brinoe,,, i'm tueniqitens 5l
hp,,nr,,hioen ulo cine peinlihe
r,it4ofIon fir i'm III ldaffen. Denn
.snenn o,h mic id,ou aeloat, in elmer
Rris;s mic ner iekiacll. ell ie6er
9.ii opr .WpnnIferu1to. moo err aus
Omen, 'Qnn6e Stommell. ans benz er
psn nit Tnhnfer Creme Al Seineln
Naohf;nnoterIonae halt. 70 iii ami.
-, soIfpr gre,ie uno elmer oenlor.
frotibpu QopoIit1tsbcscuquua ood,
nedh Elm ,neuoItiqer l1nteridieo. Ole
.vS3ers i4 etmns selbItpprItGnolifes
~ ;oser nr,prifor;sd,er Niiropr miro
e. IA sofhps emnfirSeu unS lid Sic.
ier WottpetSiofeit, ohne Wcbenaeoon.
fer ,-,uter4nerfen. Sic Iektpre ober
mon I'm 5Hmer,pn Aennn Sie trifft ets
ma nos Inn Stets lipb rms inert ae-
s,,sSa,, ~ ma ~ fommt Inn nor ME
5ons ), NIT Inv. n;e,e @pf;;hIe ipIEit
r,,s ,e;,,sn, es,,s, rc;So,,
enrr - s' Of.
esl aunnen nun l'slslh Selsa"
aas IslI'u3etnns gepel., pug p'e osl-
plelessugullruisiu9es uulu
aug hlu1l euoi'uussn e'len o:uai.s
anI 'tsenu ellen nn'sel ans6nuue.
oeIi = lunpe' 'uui ul lolu' e',ea
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-30

Snm Antpnip, Scr, 80. 0adr5 1917
Hrime grroe Cotton Geeo Oil, 50
Ienfs Der @nlone
Nep gprf, 80. @dr8. - 9ppt 1880
un0 $14.00; @dr5, $13.86 nno 1890,
april, $13.87 mno $3.50; Mai, 1891
nno 1892; SUM, $13.85 uno 1891;
SuIi, 1887 nno $13.88; Muguf,
$t3.64 un0 $685.; September. $f3.83
nno $685.; OCTOBER. $3.50 nno
S13.38.
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Die .@alpelton SEEMS"

Die .@alpeiton SEEMS" fabrt
fort, friegswiitige grtifel 5u Idrei-
ben. Siingit iagte iie: u0as 2ano
lift 81 Der ueber5elIglng gefommen,
DAB es in Den ariea eintreten muB.
8ober neiB iie oas un6 lit es fpirf-
It'd lo2 9ann perIudt Iie 81 er-
flGreit, auf meIfe @eiie Die Der.
Staaten bebiilflih iein fonnen,
GeutidIano 81 pernidten. Sic bell,
tet oud an, bob es iid I'M Safe eli
lles &rieges oarum .banoelt, oas
oentihe Bolf BON Dem Sod Der oent.
iden Negierung 81 befreienl geanu2
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Sir Stemer Gummi6Gr.

Sic ~Sreie Yrefe@ lit. altorijiert,
6errn Gnm u. Spindle als &anoioat
fin Steuer : &ommiHdr in Der beborifez
henben Yrimartpa6l ar1 %. Npril lno
s. Mai an5ufiinbigen unb bittet UNI Die
llnteritiibung aGer 8dbler.
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SIR aOmmiTare fir strafen nnb
0ffemtli6e @erbeiicrnngen..

Sic .Jreie EreIe fir Seras" lit aa<
toriiiert, Sbpmas s. 3elfpn dig Sarots
bat fiir bas Mmt bes aommindrs fir
StraBen n1b 0ffentIihe @erbeierinlgen
III SEN Acknowledgements Standardization an<
sllfii1tsieen luto er eriuGs-- llnl Die nn1
ferftibuns ieiner Sreunoe unS Der
Gtimmaeber.
Sic .Sreie Yreile fir Seras" 1T aiis
toriiiert, 2pnis @enerntann als 2anoi@
Dot fir bas Mmt 6es &ommii1rs fir
StraBen unb offentlide @erbeferungen
in Sen beporltebenoen E~rimdrlpablen
anSu5eigen nnb er er5id)t nm Die Inter
ltiibung leiner Sremaoe nno Der Stimnts
aeber.
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9poes Mn5ei9e.

ianft I'M alter BON 80 Sabren
5ran anna aoniie Semfnser.
0as gegrdbnis finoet morsen
Nadmittag 4 llbr pom grauerbauie.
go. 3t7 Sing @illiam StraBe aus
ltatt, po5l Jreunbe nn6 gefannte
eingelaoen limb.
Die tranernoen Sinterbliebeneu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-30

Sam seraoe sur redjten 3eit. .@e-
rabe CUR redten 3eit", lhreibt Serr
Mlfreo Ouubin bon Moneiien, So,
Fam Die Yrobefiite Mlpenfr1uter
bier an uno madte es unnotig, Ell
men Mr5t 5u rufen. Meine So6ter.
5ipolf Sabre alt, fam bon Der Sdule
beim lino mar 10 fra1lf, baB tie ibren
&opf 1ii1t aufred)t BaIten fonnte;
tie batte Elm bobes Sieber. SD perab-
folate ibr iofort cine @abe Nlpen-
fro1lter, mas iie sriinolid gum i6mi-
ZEN brahte. Cine Stunoe ipGter
fonnte Tie aufIteben uno mar gelunO.
@m ndditen Gage muroe meine 5rau
franf; iie bate Sieberfrolt uno einen
meben Sails, 10 oaB lie 5u 9ett geben
muBte. Ilpenfrauter mad]te iie in
nerbalb 5pei Sagen seiuno. @ir
limo mebr als 5rfrieoen nit Dem,
mas es fir ms getan bat"
@s giebt moi faum cine Meoi5in,
Die iid 10 iebr in Der Somilie einge-
biirgert bat. mie 8orni's 4IpenfrGu.
ter. Gin ii6er bunoertiabrieer @e-
bralid bat Die gor5iige OieieS alten,
einfad)en &rdntermittels bepieIen.
aein Gaa mar 10 idDer uno fem
2eioen 10 IdIimm, oaB Sorni'S or
penfrduter nid)t Silfe gebradt b6tte.
IS lit feline 4potbefermeoi5in. 90.
fa%Iogenten Iiefern eS Den 2euten 81.
reft pom 2aborotorium. Soate feir
agent in Der Ha6baridaft iein, 10
ihreibe man an: Or. Yeter Sabrnep
& Cons 60. 1876 go. Sobne
sfpe., Gbicaeo1 ST.
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Naummple.
.Nrp0uftt.

Snu antunio, Ser, 1875 Cts.
@alperon. geitern. 1900 gts.
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wabl : Mm5etgen.
Stir Maaur.

Sire .Sreie Yreie" lit antoriiiert,
0erru @altnn 8. 5pob als &anhioat fin
Maappr in Der acknowledgement TrimdrS
nail am %. slpril an3ufiinbieen, nno er
bittet Inn Die llnterftiibling aler ieiner
Sreunbe nno Stimm9eber.
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Slit 10 a sss = s;.s GGrtra : Yrdurit pDa $3.50 ID Sa6s
Slit u as ter s;a: ggrtra Yrdnit upa sss.715 ii Saar
Slit 20 a Ter s;.s GGrtra Srdnit pDn $500 ii Saar
6ir q 's ter s;ss GGrtra yrdnit DDu S6.S ii Saar
Slit uebr aS q a s:s :;ss ggrtraprimit DOT s. ii Saar
Sir mtbr as 80 '':: Ter :;s: ggrtraprimit Den s16it gaat

neaem 46onuenten Der smr 3it nidt 2efr Ser rTreie HreRc" IL,
= sewinns, foaefhert $500, erbafs rrp. behalf bapon einen Dollar anS
iAidt ben anOeren Dollar init Der senaaen aorehe oes geReaers e.
TmFersrm fAt abr and mod cine Grha Hrame in Nmsfdbts falls be
GAIL pun sebn Mbonnehhn bier barber erreidt urb. Die Grtrn.ErG.
mic icnSsn mir ben basn geredtigten BON nnrrer Office ans brett.
Die ser senadte Dfue lit fir ieOen i'm ueaeu Gtbiete bes etaa-
ts ofen. SeSer fanm fh Saran bsrIsen. gsir biekn MIR gaaryrsis
an, neil Sell INNER fdnen Nert fat nO SeHer bnar anIdaffen nnb
fanien fann, mas er geraoe brandt
site, Sic BON Deier Dfue GebrauA MAIDEN nn6 inter Ben pbm g.
aeaten gebingnnsen Mbonnenten fir bic rJreie 8rehe fir Seras1 lam.
mln npnen, rub sebden, fh nit nns nnper5aslih in gerbinSnns 81
ieben, bamit mir linen etuaige seiuHmFdte ansfibrIidere Mmsfnnt q.
tdlem fSnmen. Die Emitting set ben geieQern brett BON mnierer Of
He 81. 9de Eifere fiat MIR Galhsfeit Biz gum 80. SUM- 1917.
vTrrie Hre1f fit SeraS".
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Harm.Xrpbufte.


aattoffrIn. California unS COLORADO,
$500.
siBe aartoffeln, Hurnptin go1n.
$500.
3ipiebeln. California. sa.oo per loo
Efunb.
8obnen, Crime, $3.50 per 100 gfuno.
Squafb. $3.50 Der 8nldeI.
Somaten. Seras, 4 Scribe, $500.
Haoies6ea, SOC II. 60e +. I 9b6. zgars.
Del.
8lumentobl, $2.25 Der grass.
&obl, $500 per 100 gfunn.
@riiner Rfeffer, zoe Der HfuuD.
Spinat 75c per NitffeI.
Crime grbien. $500 Der Camper.
Ora. $500 fiir @niheL
8eetsH, 81 itno IS Der 100 Bfuno.
WeerrettiasB nr3ein. per Efo. i2h.
8urfen, per Crate, $500.
Seaerie. 90c u. $1.0O Der 91beno.
ReterliIie. Acc Der Sbo.< HinSeI.
Gterpflar5en, Sc ii. Zoe Der Hfian6.s
9opfialat. CAT, $500 per Crate.
@elbe 8ur3eln, 40es per 0ubeno.
Gartaloupes, Gtanbarb, 1926 per
Crate. Ronb, 75c Der grote.
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Sir Gulisci- nnb Jeaer apmmi6Gr.

Die aSreie 9reIie fir Seras~ lit al>
toriIiert, Gobcrt s. tibr aIs aanoioat
fir bas s(mt bes Yoli5eiz uno Seuers
ipe6r : 9ommiHdrs ansufInoigen. gr
erildt feline 8reunbe nm ihre Inter-
itiibung,
2eiuis Maperif fiifibiet lid hermit
fornea aIs aanoiont fir bas Imt oeS
RoIiSei unb Seuer : aommifidrS on uuo
miro Die llnterftiiung bon irgeno einem
uno allen @iireern Gan G~ntonio's 3u
ldaben uileu.
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Sic .Sreie 9refie fir Seras" lit au@
toriiierf, Or. 6. g. Sbrppibire ais &ar,s
bibat fir oas Gmt bes apmmindrs fir
Yarfs iiub Sanitdt in Der beppritebeuz
ben Yrimdrtpabl an5ufinbigell. gr ers
ludt I'm gilre llnteritiisu1a unb Stiut.
me.
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aummiIar fir Yarfs nno sanitat.

Mn Die WGbler bon Gun MffollIo.
Sails meme 9ieulte in Den febteu 5tpei
Snhren @uren @ripurtuneen entlproden
baben io1ten. bin ib bereit, @ud in ben
ndd)Iten sfpei Sahren gu ofenen.
Rab 2ambert,
NommiIdr fir 8arfs ltno Ganitdt.
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8aprfaeinlid)es Better.

Sir 5an @ntonio uno l1mgegen6:
4eute Gbeno: bebedt. Sonnabeno
1tubeltdnoia.
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STE ,,Greie Yrene fiir Seras"
erid)eint ais gaaeblatt nmb WS%pdenblatt.

Eas saaeblatt lit pierRitig uo fofet SOC per sFonat ODER Sc per Sabr.
Gas asphenbat tit ~ieb8ebnfeiis uto fofet So per Sobr. 9od Merco
So @olo. Nad europe, 8orto eingeblofen, So.
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Sire nSreie Yreiie" lit allforiiiert,
Serrn Sam 6. Sell nls &anoioat fur
Neabur in ber acknowledgement Brimdre
mail am 90. Npril nnb s. Weai nn5i%
fiinotaen nnb bittet UNI Die ltnteritiitling
n{ler @dhler.
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" IIerIe

Der tSiabrige Serabim gipi-
no5n trdt beinn 8aoen I'M 9ouhe-
3inlmer Der 9. M. 6. q. auf Elm
Stid SEIZE uno fiel nit FOLDER @e-
mdlt auf ben gement-SitBbooen oaB
er beipuBtlos aufgeboben uno nod
Dem Baylor &oipital eebradt uer-
ben muBte; er loa cine leihte @e-
birnerihiitterung oapon getraeen ba.
be1r.
Die San Mntonio Spisbuben=
.3unft lit an DpnnerItag mieoar
5iemlih tdtie gemeien. 6. 6. Mof-
fett, Der i'm 2600 glof Der Durango
StraBe pobnt, nuroe nm Sdmufia-
den i'm @erte bon $50 beitoblen;
inter ben entmenoeten Mrtifeln be-
fanoen iih fiinf &inae, cine 4rm-
banourr nnb orei 9alsb1lloer. g.
81. 9uerler, 439 8aroen Ctr, mel
oct oen 8crfuit BON $50 SUB @urten-
ihlnnd uno $. 8. Suaipan, ttS
Blum StroBe, oen 8erluIt zines
@utomobiireifen. Srau Sancp Slim,
1922 Main Mpenue, fpurbe bon Ell
mem 2angfinger in einem Sitnep Inn
ibr Hortemonnaie nit cttpas fleineml
@eloe unb einem gbef fir $50 en-
leidtert.
Die mdbreno Der lesten bier
Gage bier abgebaltene 8%onpention
Der Greimaurer oes idottiiden Mi-
tlls finoet belte nafmittag Inn $3.50
nit ener BON ben uMpitic Sbriners"
alisgefiibrten Baraoe ibren MbihIub.
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Giltig bis gum 80, SUM 1917.
Yrddmien>Sfferte.
Gin &orldlag an nnitrf Trtu1oe.

9a es unm6slih lit, aae 9iarifte nnO Counties bes staates SHrd
&eienbe bearbehen at IaIen; tmmftem nit amf ambere Mittel 5nr immer
srDherem @erbretnng nnieres 8lattes innen mo mir Fo 81 BEN Gnt-
idImf gefommen, a~nnebmbare HrGmien fir nene M6onmenten, bic Mns
cingeidift Werben, aus5neten.
8r planen nt bic @eraniaItnng eines lOgenannten aouteaes,
mic Ell bei cnsiideu 3eunnsen nblid IL, ionoern mir poaen Smra aas'
iablnng elmer l6eraln &pnmi1ipu 5reimiQise anmerben, Die Dine be-
iunoere MiGe mnb Mnfrengnna fd cine Mebeneinnabme 81 berfdaffep
uHnIden.
3u Sieem 3wede offernren mir fit ieben neuen SabresabOnneuha
cine aonmHiiun bm $1W, einem 9oIIar. 9s Bodenblat Der
ySreic Grehe fin Seras" fpfet $500 per Salt. gegen Ginien6nus bon
$100 terben mir aHp bs 8lat an irseno cine nms amfgesebene nKHs
Ybonnememts MSreTe Ibfen.
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Bas Dir beoingltnespeiie gege-
ben miro, bat nur bolben @ert.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-03-16
SALES BETTER
On the Maysyille Tobacco Market
Yesterday, Almost Three Hun.
dred Thousand Pounds
Being Sold.

Sales on the Maysville tobacco mar
ket yesterday totaled 294,435 pounds
at prices ranging from So to $26 per
hundred pounds. Some good averages
from the houses for crops were re-
ported. The market seemed better
than it had been during the week.
There remains less than two weeks
OF actual sales at the houses and the
farmers will next week made great
effort to get in as much of their to-
bacco as possible. 1t is thought that
the sales for the year will reach the
"a million mark.
The sales yesterday:
GrOwers-Pounds sold, 1880; High
price $1,000; Low price $12; Aver
age, $16.42. Special crops: A. S.
Suit & Sidell, Sardis, 1882; John
Osborne. $17.81; G. w. Mccarthy,
$177l; C. J. Conlon, 1892; Arthur
Davis, 1852; John Coffee, $161S.
Farmers and Planters-Pounds sold
1890; High price $26; Low price
$10.5O; Average $17.34. Special crops:
Dover Christian Church, $26.82; Big
gars & Anterior, $3.50; William Col
win, 1884 Power & Ellis, $19.42;
]. L. Thomas, $500; Tucker & Wal
lingford, $3.50; A. M. Peed, $3.50.
H0me-Pounds sold, 51,525; High
price $22.50; Low price So; Average
1872. Special crops: L. Washburn,
$1761; Stevenson & Concannon,
1885; John Maley, 1920; Mrs. Tom
Gantley, SITS; N. P. Overbey, $500;
o. N. Weaver, $17.62.
PeOples-Pounds sold, 17,745; High
price $22.5O; Low price $14; Average
$1713. Special crops: Reese & Hart
ley, $19.2S; w. B. Smoot, $17.SS;
Cooper G. Cracraft, $17.7O; Laytham &
Lowe, $17.16; Guilfoyle & Lee, $16.65;
W. D. Campbell, 1851; Todd Pickett,
$16.2S.
Amazon-Pounds sold, 23,7S5; High
price $40; Low price $12; Average
1858. Special crops: Arthur Day,
orangeburg, $1751; Clark & Johnson,
1888; Marley & Malloy, 1871; Hop
per & Robinson, $16.71.
Liberty-Pounds sold, 25.025 High
price $24; Low price $40; Average
$3.50. Special crops: T. j. Taylor,
1924; E. L. Donovan, $500.
Indejendent.C entral-Pounds sold,
67,455; High price $3.50; Low price
$13; Average $18.2S Special crops:
Matthews & Drennen, Mayslick,
1882; Longnecker & Malone, WASH
ington, $1732; c. A. Thompson. Rob-
ertson county, $3.50; R. e. Thomp-
son, Bracken county, 1895; Graves
& BENTLEY, Sardis, $18; George
Thompson, Mt. Olivet, 1890; c. H.
Fowler. Alhambra, 1913.
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|. & n. EMBARGO
Issued on All Except Dead Freight,
to Take Effect at Once-PrO.
gressive Rail Strike Is
Called.

The l.. & N. railroad has issued an
embargo on all classes Of freight eX-
cepting dead freight, same becoming
effective at once. The c. & o. en-
barge was announced yesterday, be-
coming effective last night and ship
ments of freight from and to Mays
vile are now completely blocked.
The Louisville & Nashville railroad,
in proposal sent out to its employees
last night by Milton H. Smith, presi-
dent, offered reimbursement to all its
employees, members of unions declar-
ing a strike, if they would remain in
the service of the railroad, the first
step taken by any Of the railroads in
connection with Lexington, endeavor-
ing to counterfeit the strike order is
sued from New York yesterday.
Walkout Is Set For 6 O'clock Saturday
Night.
New York, March ia progress
sive strike" of the 100000 members
of the great railroad brotherhoods to
begin at o'clock, Central time, Sat
urday on Eastern roads, was ordered
here late today The walk-out will eX-
tend to all railroads in the country
within five days. Chiefs of the work
mems organizations set the strike ma
chinery in motion within few min
utes after an ultimatum delivered tc
the conference committee Of railroad
managers had been rejected. A conf
promise proposal offered by the man.
ayers was declined without debate.
Only successful Intervention by
President Wilson, 1t appeared tonight,
can avert strike. The brotherhood
leaders gave no indication that even
an appeal of the nations chief execu-
tive can change their purpose to OBJ
tain a basic eight-hour day and pro
rata time for all overtime. They re-
fuse fatty to submit their case to the
Eight-hour Commission, headed by
Major General George W. Cocktails,
or to await the decision of the Su-
preme Court on the constitutionality
of the Adamson law.
Freight employees, yardmen and en-
CINE hostlers on the New York Cen
trail lines, East and West, the Nickel
Plate and Baltimore & Ohio railroads
and in the great yards in Chicago and
ST. Louis, will be the first to leave
their posts.
They will be followed. Sunday by
the same classes of workmen on the
Southern Railway, the Norfolk &
Western, the Virginian, Chesapeake &
Ohio and on a group of northwestern
roads.
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SUGGESTION TO WOMEN
Who Are "Just Ready To Drop"

When you are lust ready to drop,
when you feel SO weak that you can
hardy drag yourself about-and be-
cause you have not slept we'll, you
get up as tired-out next morning as
when you went to bed, you need help
iau can get it just as Mrs. Maxwell
did. She says:
81 keep house for my little family
of three. and became completely run
down. | was weak, nervous and could
1ot sleep; finally was unable to dc
my house-work A friend asked me
tn try Vinol. did so and improved
rapidly. 1t toned up my system, l re-
gained my strength, am no longer
nervous, sleep we'll, and do all my
Homework" Mrs. J. c. Maxwell
Montgomery, Ala.
There is no secret about Vinol. II
owes its success to beef and cod liver
peptones, iron and manganese pep
tonates and glycerophosphates, the
Oldest and most famous bodybuilding
and strengthening tonics.
So many letters like the above are
continually coming to our attention
that we freely offer to return the
money paid for Vinol in every case
where 1t fails to give satisfaction. J.
C. Pecor Drug Co., Maysville, Ky. AL
SO at leading drug store in all Ken
lucky towns.
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MOTHERS

Should see that the whole family
take at least three or four doses of
thoro, purifying system cleaning
medicine this spring. Now is the
time. The family will be healthier,
happier and get along better II the
blood Is given thoro purifying, the
stomach and bowels cleaned out, and
the germs Of winter, accumulated in
the system driven away. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Is the very best
and surest Spring Remedy to take. Get
1t at once and see the difference In the
whole family. Their color will be bet
ter, they'll feel fine and be well aud
happy. 35c. The best Spring tonic
laxative, purifier. ]. ]. Wood 4 Son.
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Anna Case, the wonderful soprano
of the Metropolitan Opera Company
will be heard in concert with the Gin
cinnati Symphony Orchestra, this af-
:ernoon and Saturday evening at the
Emery auditorium, Cincinnati. An
nouncement on page two of today's
Ledger. Those of our music lovers
who will find it impossible to attend
these concerts, can hear this truly
great soprano at Kackley's.
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STOP! LOOK! READ!

Listen to the wedding bells. Mock
wedding to be given at the M. Z.
Church Friday night by the King and
Queen Ester Society. Bride, Miss X.
A. c., Groom, Mr.. Y. b. d. Rev. z.
W. U. officiating. Please come out
and help the young people as they are
the coming of the future church. Re.
freshments served In the basement af-
ter the ceremony has been performed.
Bride and groom will reside In Mays
vile. KY, after a short vacation.
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JOINS THE RED CROSS

Miss Tressa Bolts, of Aberdeen,
who has been engaged as a trained
nurse in Cincinnati for some time
left last week with corps of Red
Cross nurses for Fort Bliss, Texas, to
take care of Uncle Sans soldier boys
OH the border, should their services
be required. She is daughter OF
Mrs. Adelia Bolts, of Aberdeen.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MOVES

The Chamber Of Commerce yester-
day removed from the fifth floor of the
First-Standard Bank to their new
quarters in the building recently va
Gated by Mr.. Harry Taylor, who con-
Quoted book store there. The in
terror Of the building has been deco
rated and arranged for the new occu-
pants. The members of the organiza-
ton are invited to visit the new quar-
ters.