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The Washington times., 1917-06-15

ALL BOUND FOR BERLIN.
LONDON, June 15.-Leverett Bent,
Stoneham. Mass, private in the Ca
madam Nineteenth Battalion is about
The Washington times., 1917-06-15
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly sDots
How 90 Remove Easily.

Here's > chance. Miss Freekls-faee,
to try q remedy for freekles with the
guarantee OF . reliable dealer that It
will not cost you a penny unless It re-
onoves the freckles: while II Il does
give you a clear complexion the ex-
pense 10 trifling.
Sim2ly get an ounce OF othine-dou-
bic sIrspgth-from any druggist and
4 few applications should show you
how easy II Is TO rid yourself OF the
,homely freckles and get q beautiful
complexion. Rarely Is more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure TO ask the druggist Ter the
double strength othine as this Il the
prescription sold under guarantee OF
money BACK II II fails to remove
freckles-Advt
The Washington times., 1917-06-15

There is no knowledge of more importance to
the busy man or woman of today than accurate in
formation on current events-a correct understand
ing of what is going in the world about Them the
great movements, social, commercial, and political,
that are taking place daily and hourly Such knowl
edge means everything to you. 1t will be big ad-
vantage to you in your business valuable asset in
society, and will broaden and clarity your viewpoint
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, May 15.-The entire stock
list save for few noteworthy eXcep-
tons, was under restraint today be-
cause of further liquidation in rails
and fractions and increased concern
respecting the Russian situation. In
the main the tendency seemed upward
hut the steady offerings of transport
tation shares and acute weakness Of
utilities moro than offset operations on
the constructive side.
At their lowest levels, st. Paul, Pa
cifics. Cpalers and some of the east
ern lines registered losses Of l to 2
points with slight recovery in the lat
er dealings. Among fractions, inter-
borough preferred, made an extreme
decline Of rs to 81 IS, Brooklyn
Transit fell . IL to Sc and Third Az
enuc / IS to II is, the adjustment
bonds Of the latter company breaking
six points to 3S, a new minimum.
Depression in the local issues was
intensified by overnight statements of
operating officials. in which attention
was directed to the disadvantages un-
der which those corporations are now
laboring, especially the greater cost
Of labor and materials.
United States Steel and kindred In
dustrials were temporarily affected by
one to points, munitions and equip
mcnts making like reversals. In part
these losses We're retrieved towards the
close. Shippings also were under mod
crate pressure with motors and some
Of the inactive specialties. Sears Roe
buck lost 1-2 points and General
Chemical Is points at POS on single
sale.
Industrial Alcohol was the outstand-
ing feature on it's net rise of So
points to 125 SIS, the stock being in
process Of steady accumulation and
ranking second in activity to United
States Steel. Affiliated stocks like Dis
tillers Securities and American Malt
ing Preferred. We're better by / to 2
points. Oils, superior steel, Sloss Shelf
field Steel and Crucabe Steel Pre-
ferre(:. were included among the other
firm to strong specialties. Total sales
amounted to ABS coo shares
New low prices for Russian govern
ment bonds on the Curb" or outside
market caused a reactioner in eX-
change rates on Petrograd other Eu-
ropean remttances showing slight ir-
reGular itN.
In the bond division international is
sues were unchanged. but domestic
rails and utilities were variably lower.
Total sales aggregated $2,S4o.000. Unit
ed States bonds were unchanged on
call.
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few of her friends at covered dish
lunch on Tuesday.
Gerald Glidden has completed his
studies at M. c. L. and has returned to
his home on Summit street
The Lawrence High school baseball
team will go to Madison Wednesday.
Melvin Quincy has gone to Boston
where he will enlist.
Mrs. R. A. Jewell entertained the
Murray club Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Western avenue
Mrs. John Mcdonald, Daughter of
the late Charles Appleton and Hannah
Mcdonald, died at the State hospital
Monday after long illness. Mrs. Nc
Donald was born at Concord Mass
o5 years ago. She came to this town
several years ago where she had since
resided. Funeral services will be held
from her daughters residence on I'm.
ion street Wednesday at 10 O'Clock.
The Misses Madeline Pooler and An
rela Champine have returned to their
homes after passing a few DAYS with
relatives at Boston and Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Mamie Allen will entertain the
Embroidery Club this afternoon at her
nome on upper Main street.
Friends Of Roger Nye, who has been
employed as conductor on the Lewis
ton and Augusta railroad for the ma ST
re" weeks, Will be interested to learn
mat he has completed his duties and
accepted position as clerk at the
state hospital at Augusta.
MRS. Russell Zeeman has arrived IN
town from Gloucester, Mass.
william Horne Is confined IN har
home on Silver street by illness.
MRS. Albert Taylor deIightfu,,y on
tertained few OF her friends at her
home on upper Main street Tuesd,y
AFTERNOON when all were busiIv en-.
gagged in puff lacking" Mrs Tav-
Tor may feel proud of the beaut,r,,,
puff which Is the result Of the loa,a.
In the Afternoon a delicious col,at,on
was served by the hostess Thosa
Sresent We're; Mrs. Henry Hatch, Mrs.
nfuhey stockman. Mrs. Alfred KNIGHT.
WIS. Eivin Berry. Mrs. Knox. Mrs
Taylor "fs'
George Grant. who has been NJ n.
sisters hospital Mt Watervi,le for the
past several days. is comfortable NJ
this report 1t
An entertainment and Box md
Necktie social will be held rr;da,
evening. May Is. at the Goodwin Ger,
ner school In Benton OF which N,..
Alberta Foss Is the teacher. Tho MO
ceeds will go towards purchasing r.o
ords Tor the Victrola which was no
Gently secured by the school.
Miss Elsie Ames. who was rcoer,,,,
operated upon at the Augusta Cenern,
hospital. has SO far recovered ns to 10
able to resume her school Mon5ar
morning. "S
The Third degree team and tho a.
ncers OF Benton Grange will have a "a
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fairfield
0. E. S. Give Fine Entertain
ment at Assembly Hall-Mrs.
John Mcdonald Passes AWAY

Merrymeeting Chapter. o. E. S.. gave
one of the finest entertainments of the
season on Monday evening at the Fair
field Assembly hall with Mrs. Harriet
Ford and Mrs. Charles Park on the gen.
eral committee. The hall was beauti-
fully decorated with flags and lodge en-
blems and to give the affair a general
cabaret effect, tables seating four each
were throughout the hall. The eve
ning's program consisted Of overture bv
Whites orchestra; reading. Mrs. Min
nette Simpson: song, Norman Haskell:
dance, Madeline Park; duet, Roger Has
kell and Loretta Clukey; reading. Mar
garet Totman; song. Mr.. johnson:
dance. Mrs. Grace Clark: fancy dance.
Roger Haskell and Loretta Clukey:
song. Lucy Weeks; song. Mr.. Johnson,
All the selections met with warm an
plause by the audience. Following the
entertainment the tables were removed
and public dance was enjoyed. Re.
freshments consisting Of ice cream.
sherbet. coffee and sandwiches were
served during the evening. The wait.
resses were Mrs. Goldie Greeley. Mrs
Mable Mayo. Mrs. Bertha Flewellinr,
Mrs. Charles Park. Mrs. Harriet Ford
and Mrs. Lola Lawrence.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson entertAined :.
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WINslOW

A baseball game between Winslow
High school and Hallowell High school
Will be played this afternoon at Wins
low on the Lockwood grounds near the
Grammar school building.
Mrs. Leila McKenney, an agent at
the Children's Home at Gardiner, is
a guest at the home of Mr.. and MIS-.
Charles Chapman. Mrs. McKenney is
on her way to her home at Rolling
dam, N. B.
Lawrence Mulholland of Groveton'
N. H., is guest for a few days az
the home of Mrs. Nellie Brann, Bcnton
avenue.
A baseball game between some OF
the II. w. employees and the Clipper
ball team of Winslow will be played
this afternoon on Sand hill.
Harry Marcoux of Sand hill has en-
listed in the Navy, and left Tuesday
for Portland.
Robert Stobie and Alec Salmond. ac'
companied by a party of gentlemen
from Boston, and one from FitchbuIe'
Mass. left Tuesday morning for LAZY
bay, Moosehead Lake. where they VIII
be guests at the Stobie Camp
Miss Marion Soule of New York Is
guest at the home of Mrs. b. r.
Chaffee.
A meeting of the Boy Scouts will DC
neld this evening at the Gramihai
school building.
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ST. LOUIS 5, new YORK q

New York. May l5-\ew York was de-
prived OF it's lead in the National League
race today. st Louis taking its second
straight lo-inning game from the locals
by score OF ) to T. After New York
went into the lead in the seventh inning.
scoring three runs, the visitors scored
four In the eighth. Hornsby hit home
run with two men on bases. New York
tied the score In its half on a pass to
Robertson. two iSfeld outs and Kilduff' s
single. st. Louis won on hits by its sub
stitute battery when Gonzales singled and
took second on F. Smiths infleld out and
scored on a single by Ames. the former
New York pitcher The score:
ST. Louis % o 1-5-11-1
New York % o o ! o. %
Meadows. Ames and Snyder Gonzales;
Tesreau. Perritt and McCarty.
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MAINE SCHOOL GAMES
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16

Wilton Academy vs.. Livermore Falls
High at Livermore Falls
Kent's Hill VS.. Leavitt Institute at Tur-
ner.
Lawrence HiS. (Fairfield) VS.. Madison
High at Madison.
Hallowell High VS.. winslow High at
Winslow.
Waterville High vs.. Cony High at Au-
gusta.
Morse High (Bath) VS.. Edward Little
High at Auburn.
Deering High VS.. South Portland High
at South Portland.
Westbrook Seminary VS.. Gorham Nor
NAL at Gorham.
Scarboro High VS.. Bidedford High at
Biddeford.
Windham High VS.. Bridgton Academy
at North Bridgton.
Brunswick High VS.. Gardiner High at
Gardiner.
Higgins c. /. VS.. Bangor High at Ban
gor.
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BROolLYN 5, CINCIS 2

Schneider in the hfth inning fer five hits
and five runs and won by to after
having lost seven straight games. Sten-
gel hit home run with two on bases
after Rosches muff of Daubert's fly in
the high wind had prevented Cincinnati
fiom retiring the side. A hit and Kopf S
tumble let in the last Brooklyn run in
the seventh. Cheney was wild and incf-
rectlve but Marquard was at his best.
The score.
Cincinnati .o2 90 O o 0 o o. 90
brooklyn 100 o 0 0 Kill q
Schneider. Knetzer and Wingo. HUM,
Clarke; Cheney and Minner.
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new YORK I, ST. LOUIS q

ST. Louis, May l5.-In game marked
with hard hitting. New York defeated St.
Louis today to 4. Pipp led the attack
for New York with two doubles and a
single, while SEVERED starred for the To-
calls with a triple and two singles. Mar
sans and Nunamaker were ordered out
of the game in tie fifth after dispute
at the plate. The score:
New York 30 l 0 2 0 0 0-7-Ii-9
St Louis ......0 0 0 0 0 0A-1l-l
Shawkey and Nunamaker, Walters;
Hamilton, Sotheron and SEVERED.
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RED S0X WIN FROM C!EvE:L
ON ERRORS SCORE IS 6T05

Cleveland. May 15.-Boston defeated
T. 1oveland today to ). Cleveland err
tur4 behind Coumbe allowed Boston to
core four runs in the first three inn
ings. while Lambeth's ineffectiveness
permitted two more in the next two
innings. Cleveland knocked Ruth from
he box in the sixth. but Leonard stop
ped the scoring. as did Gould. Cen
ter Fielder Walker cut his left hand
badly in sliding into third base in the
first inning. Cleveland had runners on
third and second with only one out
in the ninth. but Speaker fouled out
and Roth grounded to Scott. Score:
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WASHINGTON II, DETROIT 5

Detroit, May 15.-Ineffectiveness OF De-
troit pitchers enabled Washington to win
today II to 5. Three bases on balls and
five hits gave the visitors seven runs in
the second inning. Rice in this inning
doubled with three men on bases. De-
troit used four pitchers in an effort to
stop the scoring. The score:
Washington 20 Z 1 l o-1-14-o
Detroit ...1 0 / 0 l o 5-13-1
Johnson and Ainsmith: Coveleskie,
Dauss, Couch, James and Spencer. Yelle.
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Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

New York, May Is.
FLOUR-Unsettled.
WHEAT-Spot nominal
CORN-Spot weak; No yellow $50 elf
New York.
OATS-Spot easier: standard 77A17s.
LARD-Easy; middle west 22SoI2295
COTTONSEED OIL-Irregular.
PORK-Strong.
BUTTER- Firmer; receipts 1927
creamery higher than extras 3sata; cream
cry extras. 90 score. SS1; firsts 31Q3S; sec
onds $685..
cred extras 81; fresh gathered storage
packed firsts 3GNS7: fresh gathered ffrsts
81 3-4m36 seconds and lower grades 80
34s; state Pa and nearby western hen
merry whites fine TO fancy 3Ins; state "a
and nearby hennery browns 31Gl.
POTATOES-Stead South Carolina Dbl.
650d1050: Florida Dbl. 650nll5o
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CHICAGO II, ATHLETICS 0

Chicago. May 15.-Joe Benz pitched a
mastery game today. holding Philadel-
phia to four scattered hits. while Chicago
hit f. Johnson and Myers hard and
BANKED the visitors IL to 0. Weaver led
the attack for the locals. making five
hits, one a double. in five trips to the
plate. Only two Philadelphians reached
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CHICAGO WINS FROM BOSTON
TUESDAY BY SCORE OF 8 TO |

Boston. May 15-Vaughn had decid-
eddy the better Of Tyler today and Chi
cago won it's eighth straight game. de-
feating Boston S to |. Merkle's batting
and fielding and the sensational out
fielding Of Kelly. who deprived Deal and
Mann of extra base hits by brilliant
running catches, were the features of
an otherwise ragged. one-sided game.
The score:
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An experiment in the use of canals
to relieve railway transport was sue
cessfully concluded by the arrival III
the Regents Canal, London, of strins
OF coal laden barges driven by smail
motors. These started from Cannoch
chase. Staffordshire. about $50 miles
away and completed the journey IN
20 hours, during which time they nav.
.sated seven different canals, managed
the various locks with ease and passed
the horse-towed barges all along the
route.
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PH|LL|ES 5, PIRATES 2

Philadelphia, May l5.-i'hiladelphia hit
the deliveries Of Grimes and Miller hari
and easily heat Pittsburs today to ?.
Brief made his second home run in two
successive games here. Stock hurled h
bat on the ground when called out on
strikes by Umpire QugIey and was sent
of the field. The score:
P.t;sburg .....0 y @ O. -
Philadelphia % o o o o X-S-l4-3
Grimes. Miller and Fischer: Mayer and
Killifer.
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CLEVELAND

Z-Eatted for Coumbe in 3rd
Zz-Eatted for Lambeth in 9Th.
zzz-Batted for Gould in 9th.
y-Ran for Harris in 9th.
Boston .........2 0 , 0 0 0 Go
Cleveland .......0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0-5
Two base hits-Walsh, Gardner,
Chapman. Speaker. Gould. Three base
hits-Walker. Speaker, Wambsganss.
Stolen bases-Barry, Tvans. Sacrifice
hits-Barry, Gamer, Shorten, Scott.
Sacrifice fly-Graney. Double plays
Agnew and Gamer; Gardner. Barry
and Hobitzell. Left on bases--Bos-
ton S; Cleveland s. First base on err
rors-Boston 4; Cleveland l. Bases
on balls-Of Ruth 3: Lambeth 2;
Gould /. Hits and earned runs-Off
Ruth and 4 in % innings; Leon
ard / and l in 1-S innings; Leon
0 in g. off Lambeth 4 and q in 2:
Gould / and in 4. Struck out-By
Ruth .; Leonard 2; Gould g. UNI
pircs-McCormick and Connolly. Time
= So
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. May Is.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 16sd17a.
SPRING BRAN-4d4150
BUTTER-Northern Ssqs: western 37s
a3s.
CHEESENew York twins NaA.
CORNING. 2 yellow $50
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby 800
}; western, 35a3s.
FLOuR-Spring patents 1575a1sso
HAY-No. i grade 24A.
LAMB-Spring 25aN.
MIXED FEED-550d41.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, May IS
Heavy shrinkage in the value of wheat
at one time as much as 10 cents a bushel
took place today owing to the prospect
which at last became fixed fact, that
established limits of high prices would
continue indefinitely and that all new
buying Of wheat futures was at an end
The market closed unsettled to lie net
lower, with July at s2.42 and September at
1920 to S2.N. Other leading staples. too
showed a decided setback-corn is to
3 3-4c. oats 3-4a21c and provisions &c to
-
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New York Sugar Market

New York, May 15.
SUGAR-Raw barely steady: centrifugal
so2: molasses 514: refined steady; fine gran
ulated 75oMS5e
Uncertainty over the proposed new
taxes and the agitation against specula-
ton combined with the nervousness over
affairs in Russia led to further selling Of
sugar futures. Closed easy 5G12 points
lower. Sales 1890 tons. May 500, July
500, September SIS.
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me feature Of the South African
budget this year Is the announcement
OF an excess profits tax of IS per cent
curing the remainder Of the war. This
year.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, May Is.
HOGs-Receipts 1900; i5G25 below
Mondays average bulk 16o0als25; light
1885: pigs 10J041450.
CAT1LE-Keceipts 1000; steady to
strong; native beef 9500137o; stockers and
feeds 7Goalo4o: cows and heifers 665d1l6O;
calves 975m1425.
SHEEP-Receipts 11.oo0: strong and 25c
higher; wethers 1275015lo; ewes 1l75a15lO:
lambs 1475G1960.
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second base and but one OF these went
hevond that station. The score:
Philadelphia 0 0 u D. rs
Chicago ......5 x-ll-l6-l
E. johnson, Myers and Haley; Benz
and Schalk.
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OATS-No. 2 clipped white 81
PORk-Medium backs .425.
POTAT0ES-e25Fi6 35 per tWo-bushel
bag: new 11G1l50 per barrel
SCGAR-Granulated 20 Dbl. lots, 76C.
NEAL-12Gi2l.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

ST. Paul 5. Columbus g.
Louisville . Kansas City l.
Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis Q.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Toronto s. Richmond 6.
Providence s. Buffalo 4.
Rochester 4. Baltimore 3.
Newark :. Montreal 7-Called at end OF
18th. darkness.
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Today's Games

Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Standing
Yesterdays Games

Hartford S. Ernigop1rt =
New Eavcn $, New London ).
l.aWre1 r.. Wor c.ter 6.
Spring III, ld-Pcr land postponed.
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Sporting Nez0s OF the Day
American
Standing
Yesterdays Games

Chicago II. Philadelphia 0.
New York Z. st. Louis =.
Washington II, Detroit 5.
Boston s, Cleveland 5.
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o,lay's Games

New Loni N a. Naw haven.
Hartford at Bridgeport.
Worcester NJ Lawrence.
Springfield at Portland.
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Today's Games

Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
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Factory output now unwards of Fifty
MILLIONS annually. Largest selling brand
NJ Ws. Sigars in the World Factory'j
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z-Batted for Tyler in the ninth.
Chicago 0 2 0 0 o-S
Boston 0 0 D . u
stolen bases, Deal, Mann, Gowdy.
Sacrifice hits. Workman. Williams Sac
rihce fly Deal Double play. Kelly to
Tyler to Fitzpatrick Left on bases
Chicago ., Boston .. First base on err
rors. Chicago ., Boston 2. Bases on
balls. off Vaughn 3, off Tyler 4. Hits
and earned runs. off Vaughn and ! in
. innings. off Tyler 10 and in 9 in
nings Struck out. by Vaughn 8, by
TYLER /. Wild pitch, Tyler /. Umpires.
O'Day and Harrison. Time, 1855.
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National
Yesterdays Games

Chicago 8. Boston l.
Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati 2.
St. Louis 5, New York 40 innings.
Philadelphia S, Pittsburg 2.
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hearsal at the Grange hall "Wednesday
evening.
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New York Money Market

New 7 OK, May 10.
Mercantile paper 5.
Sterling 60-day bills Az.
Commercial 6o-day bills on banks 4.na;
Commercial 6oday bills 4Ii, demand
7-16, cables AIS 7-16.
Francs. demand 572a cables 113.
Guilders, demand Al, cables Az
Lires, demand 7.0lt, cables 1.O0a.
Rubles, demand p, cables "a
Bar silver 74..
Mexican dollars IS.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds weak. -
Time loans firm 60 days z3a49' W Gays
4sm4s. six months isQ5. =, -,
Call money steady; high 8, low .. rus-
ing rate q, last loan 3, closing bid ~ Of
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Other Games Monday
At Livermorc Faias-Livermors Falls
High. ~; Abbott. II.