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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Nov. l9.--lsutter. firm
creamery. higher than "Xtr:ts. As thi:c
creamery extras. CO.. Sc"re) 4|lsc: iirsts
+2E q 45c: seconds. tndi i:.c.
Eggs. irregular: fresh gathered "N'
TIRE. 54I 55c: extra tlrstS SEA 5:-.: tirSls
4SI sic: seconds 42Y46c: STATE. Penn
sylvanla and nearby western h:nn"tN
whites. fine TO fancy, sc Soc sat"
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns SIS q Sic.
Cheese. steady: stat" fresh Specials
93l4c: do. average run CSC
Dressed poultry. nrm: chickens :Htt
3sc: fowls 1s:- ri csc: turkeys 2$I! &c
Live poultry uncertain no prices quot
ed.
Flour criet
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Nov. lo.-Th"re w"rH
no s;il"S in raw sugar and no 'nanGr IN
prices which remain nj ~" cost and
freight. r'::i;I To $40 for ccntrlfui:al and
GNc for mnlHsS"S. y" rrtc" WAS OIL
riufly naInrd for next years cuban crop
and t"day's Havana ndrtc":'' ln'lmatlnE
that Cuban sugar interests Will stand
out for 4 hiEh,r rriC" than III" Amer
lean food administration IS willing TO
infer further complexities thr situation.
Tho refined market continues nm
changed 1T SIS for tine EriidIlatrd with
business stll light owing to the scar
city of supplies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
4 new LOCOMOTIVE
EVERY HOUR OF DAY
Baldwin LOGON otive Works Working at
Capacity But Greater OUTPUT
Promised.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l9.-Accord-
ing TO President \. Is. Johnson. Inc
Baldwin Locomtivc Works is construct :
ing one locomotive every working hour
oc the day. Most Of the engines are Tor
the United States and foreign govern
nents.
The Baldwin Works. said MI dohn-
son. lis turning "ut IS locomotives 4
week This is al the rate al more than
one every wur!.iag hour for the da;'
It is not a maximum accomplishments.
We shall d.; lnvre.
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! hRGER ARRIVALS HAD
BEAR Effect ON CORN

CHICAGO. Nov. ls.-EnlaTgemcnt or
supplies together with improvement In
Ih: quality OF arrivals had beartsh cf-
feet today on the corn market Prices
although steady ut the close. were 4
to IS net lIw"r with January l16 3-S
to ,lGi:. md May 1l5A to lis 3-S. Oats
finished unchanged To 4 higher. and
provisions UP ~. ~ loo.
~ L
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS

(By private wtre to A. E. masten l. COZ
NEW YORK. Nov. l2.-Generaly
speaking we cannot look <or any change
in the character in the market and with
professional activity somewhat curbcd
and tho political situation In tho uncer-
tain condition It IS ct present We
think that the war situation on tho other
haEd will hereafter play an important
patt IN the shaping OF the market y
from day to day and that stocks will
fuctuaee as the fortunes Of war favor
either side AS the Italian news reads
distinctly more favorable today. indica-
ting that the Teutonic forces pit prob
ably reached their supreme efforts on
that from stocks may be likely to have
a firm tone. The various testimonies
at the railroad rate hearings Last week
have opened UP to the public all the
possibilities which the complex question
involves and while We feel safe that n
general rate increase will b. allowed. IT
las been brought home clearly TO the
public that this is not the only evil
whlch reeds remrdying in the railroad
situation
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WHEELING, ". Nn.. Nov. 10. II.
Furnished The lntcllig"nrrr by A. II;
Aasten a. Co.. members New York sStncR
Exchange, National Hanh Of West Eir-
glnIa building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
F. Brand, manager.
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~. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va, Nov. 10, II
FurGISnvu Ihy lntc.llsrIcrr by y. b
Mnstau ~ Co.. members New Surk Stock
GAchaugr, National Bank Of West Hir-
kiniu building. Wheeling. W. Va LOuia
f. Brand, manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stoc:::

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. -. H..
Furnished The lnt2l*Scnccr D! y. Il.
Mastrn & Co members Sew YurH St"cH
Exchange. National Bank Of West Flt'
riniu building. Wheeling. w. Va. Lous
l., nj niaIIIptr
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va Nov. 10. II.
Furnished The IntclIigcncer by \. l..
Maelcn K Co. members New York Stock
Exchange National Bank Of West VIZ
sini1 building. Wheeling, W. Va Louis
r. Brand. manager.
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Curb Minlng Stock
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. VI. Va. Nov. ~. II.
Furnished The int 2nEnncer by A. f.
Mastrn e Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vir-
xinia building. Whcnling- w. Va. Louis
T. Erznd, manager.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. 10, II.
Furnished The lntclligencer By A E
MasIru \ Co. members New York Stock
E1changc, National Bank Of West Vtr-
ginia building. Wheeling. W. IA Louis
+ Brand manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-20
CLEAR|NC5 ARE
ABOVE MILLION

Mondays Wheeling banking clearinSs
went above the million ma.'li-Sl.nIl.-
ST. -: compared with $T5i.S3%.@S tor tn"
Same day last year.
The record for the month:
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PETROLEUM

OF CITY. Pa. Nov. -. Credit bal
unccs s%5n Rams $3.50: average 81
alG. Shipments 1880: avcraGr 5o9$7
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cash quotations.: Corn. No. yellow
s%2UTaa 20: NJ. 5 yellow S2.22H No
yellow nominal.
oats. No. : white 66@668e; standard
q y TG7c.
Pork nominal. Lard S17.S7TT 40.
EibS nominal.
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1az ns,znta Vim to = 3. Masten & Co.,

(By private wtre so s. y. Hastsn co.,
NEW YORK. Nov. IA dividend
meeting Is doe on Thursday OF Baldwin
Locomotive and considerable talk Of in
aueurnt3on OF payments Further llout-
dalton seems pending In D. s; II. hascd
on talk Of petering out Of focal mines
The special war rate asked for by the
railroads in addition TO the Is per cent
advance would help sentiment today but
on the whole. we look for an irregular
market with some degree OF strength In
Reading, c. & o. and Southern Pacific.
and possibility Of demonstration against
shorts in Canadian Pacific AMI Marine
preferred
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on Cas- r,sular quarterly dividend
II s1.35 and an extra Of s4.T5 payable
December 30 to stock record NoveInbe,
"a.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WUE:E1.iN';. W. Va. N"c -. -
uAm. CurtR'.ur It,. rt the Wrr, TX St""h III
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go ysu own your own house. Wiz
g+7s-
No
why, you told me so last month"
Yes We had no cook then. --Bro*n-
..rgs Magazine
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TICKER TALK
Financial News Bulletin says:

FIndnCtal news DuIletln says:
Byron w. Holt says: The production
! and manufacture OF tobacco in all its
forms probably employs ten times a.
many men. women and children AZ docs
the manufacture Of whiskey- IN Offering
suggestion that the Tobacco industry
may be found to be mon essential
The real rehabilitation Of the rafl-
roads is held in certain banking earelas
10 involve Is per cent adnnss IN
freight rates. one billion goveFnmaAk
credit. Federal control in place Of stats
and combinations III promotion Of ecoa-
omy.
4 responsible source says II un6oP-
stands that corn products Is In line for
an advance. 1t ADDS that the company
has done we'll in the last two years and
has surplus OF 10000. 600. II Is In
timalcd In other quarters that the sugar
famine has turned the public towards
many OF the sweet products produced
by corn products.
New York sub-trcasury-Banksl lost 10
suh-trcSsury Saturday sl.1o6.oo: stnca
last Friday loss has been s4.0iS. 900.
Western Maryland: Second week No
vcmber increase 1881. From January
l increase 3l.2914S5.
Dow Jones says:
Ohio OIL companies regular quarterly
dividend Of 1925 aud extra OF $4.7S b
payable December 20 to stock record No
rernber "a.
The mcagre offerings In most depart
ments strongly suggests a rather we'll
lIquidatcd condition of affairs and on
this theory more constructive sentiment
is in evidence. There seems to be COO
siderable short covering going on
CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-HoSs, reoaipts
47.cse: strong. Bulk $1f4o6l7 rs: nEht
s17.ltI17 S.: mixed $f7.1o0r7 IS;
heavy S17.2oaI7 IS: rough $l7.910
II IS; pigs 314.00f11T so
Cattle. receipts $4,000: unsettled M
tive steers sT.l59le IS; western steers
s6.0o@l3 IS: stockers and feeders t&Ss
ell SO: cows and heIfers $47o611 s.:
calves 36.56Nl2 SO.
Sheep, receipts 1900; firm. Weche1s
sS75912 90: ewes s7soal1 20; lsnls
sl..c5@l7 IS.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. 1s.-C1ktSA
higher; supply 100 cars. Choice $f1op
Tl3 90; prime 1898 ais '6.
Sheep, strong: supply 1S double dockA.
Prime wcthers $11.e5&11.76: Gull and
common s5.00R7 90; lambs 111oA0
1s Is: vral calves $lA5o615 %.
Hogs, lower: receipts IS double dAcka.
Prime henvies s17.75017 IS: mediums
,17.5oG17 SIS: heavy workers., Light
workers and pigs $17..5917 80: rouShs
s16.o0@16 S.
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NEW YORK. Nov. fs-The market.
Judging by It's uetton recently would
seem to indicate that a turn In the for
eign news for tho better would be fol-
lowed BY = probable good sized rallT.
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Dow Jones says:
Ohio OIL companies regular quarterly
dividend Of 1925 aud extra OF H.7S b
payable December 20 to stock record No
rember "a.
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New York sub-trcasury-Banksl lost 70
suh-trcc:sury Saturday sl.1o6.oo: since
last Friday loss has been s4.o4S.o 900.
Western Maryland: Second week No
vcmber increase 1881. From January
increase 31.291.4Sb.
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The mcagrc offerings In most depart
ments strongly suggests a rather we'll
liquidatcd condition Of affairs and on
this theory more constructive sentiment
is in evidence. There seems TO be COO
siderable short covering going on
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Totals -S11. T1o.TS2.T4 $9.62s.Sft.5j
Increase-S s.lS4.40S.2l
Averages 731.e23.S2
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

Flour quiet
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New York Cotton Market

Total sales ieG7oO.
Bonds S4.28l.n 900.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04
YOUR HEALTH
Why for Sken xnio,tted
simply opening the ptndoU
Relieve the Mouth Breathe1
By JOHN B. HUBER. A. NJ M. D.

We have considered the evil ef-
lects of adenoids and enlarged tom
sils. AS to the latter we must men,
tion also a tendency to repeated In
Examinations. Also the tonsils, being
in a state of chronic unhealthiness
become rich soil for many germs
land most especially the rheumatism
germs) to grow and multiply in.
These germs get from the tonsils In
to the lymph channels, and thence
into the circulation, and so invade
the heart, the joints and many other
precious tissues .of the body. Such
poor children are always catching
cold Almost all deafness begins
that way.
Taking 1t all in all, then, by far
the best thing to do with adenoids
and enlarged tonsils is an operation
Cor a double operation) these are
quickly performed. And the relief
is SO great and Statutory that parent
who would think twice about having
Il done would be blameworthy to the
extreme The relief is immediate,
in that the child breathes freely at
once and is able to enjoy its food
without choking. Operation as early
as the third month in infancy Ia
usual. Before that time a snunling
child can be relieved by a few drops
of a one per cent watery solution of
resorcin, put into the nostrils, four
or five times day, by means Of q
medicine dropper.
In addition to the removal Of the
adenoids and the enlarged tonsils
the doctor may later have to remove
polypi from the nose, to straighten
perhaps crooked nasal septum, to
clear up ear trouble, and so on.
Questions and Answers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04

when summer days are blaz-
ing, and yet my soul is filled
u with peace, tranquility amaz-
ing. | sit and SILVER when the
SHOWS are drifting on the prairie; the
wintry TEMPEST never blows that
makes my heart less merry. Not heat
or cold or rain or snow should make
us sad or joyous; we should not let
tinhorn woe disturb US or annoy us.
The mind that dwels on cheap john
things that's aye with trifles freight
ed, one minute scars on shining wings,
triumphant and elated: the next it's
shaken off all mirth, it's like a raven
croakin': it drags itself along the earth,
its pinions crushed and broken. At
night I sit and watch the stars, earth's
little things forgetting, keep tab on
Jupiter and Mars, and watch the dog
star setting. l count the mountains of
the moon, through cloudland's shreds
and tatters, and do not car%a plea
yune for any worldly matters. Serene
| sit and watch the mob go past me,
crowding. straining, and hear laugh,
a sigh. sob, a curse and much COM
planning. They fuss and fret and chafe
and grieve. and Try TO blk the neigh
Dor; and nothing that they may
achieve is worth the sweat and labor
copyright by George, Matthew Adams)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04
OVER THE TELEPHONE.


Hello, is this the furniture store7
Yes, ! am Mrs. Blank out on Nine
teenth street. / wanted to tell you
that the furniture you sold US on the
installment plan is SO badly
No, not wobbly. What's that? We've
got to keep it under the contract? But
you don't understand. It's useless to
us for
Give what up? But we don't want
anything four footed.
Wait a minute. What / am trying
to tell you is that sisters suite
You know she is? Don't get fresh
all except that and her sofa
Not loafer-s- of a-what you lie
on. Gracious NO, l didn't say any
thing about you lying
What's that? But you can't; some
of it is gone and
We had no right to dispose of it?
Say, what are you trying to
For the love of heaven, get this. We
had fire out here-NO, NO, we didn't
have to fire 1t out of here--and TIE
heat and the SCOT over ito LORD!
Not beat and not lawsuit over any
thing
Say, you fathead, listen. We had
conflagration-no, not a congregation
"a bla:e-a fire-do you get met
and some of the furniture was burned
and most OF the rest is in such shape
it's no good and ] want to buy
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04

department of agriculture recon-
mends English sparrows as food.)
Bring on your seaweed, I'll dig into
that,
Also the cereal made of straw hat.
Bring on the shark meat and elephant
steak,
am a patriot, best that they make.
Bring on the thistles made inoo a soup.
Cook up the feathers you find in the
coop.
Bring a boiled owl. II Is durable food.
Hand me tripe sandwiches. I'll say
they're good.
Bring on the carrot-tops, tender and
true.
Give me fried cornstalks and l will
bless you.
But on sparrow pot pie I'll sure draw
the line.
I'll starve first-a privilege / think is
mine.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04

so much. Nv sleep Ia often dtsssrbeA
and Uhen 1 soaks up can AordIu
breathe. MY heart takes qsIte Asr1
fluttering spells aad snakes me feet
quite anxious. I On ~ years ED
and married.
Ansoer-I cannot print an o( your
letter. Yet enough to show that the
head pains you refer to arc positive.
ly due to uterine ailment; - this
source we may also refer. The aer.
vous sensations. As to the heart NO
opinion Is possible without cram
ination; but here the trouble may
well be only functional and not az
all valvular. Go TO . good family
doctor, follow his instruction. !
faithfully and consistently anA an
will surely be we'll with yoR An
mailing you further sdvicA
THE COLD RATE
About the middle Of Kov lest q
cold rorning, I took NY bath TAe
.0oter pds ,oGym bxt the AoaA noon
so chilly that took an a.ctuJ cold
phich affected my head and tAyeoS
When, Qfer peeks / recopored 4
found that had lost tho semsss n
smell and fdste-ths former entirely.
Ansper-It wonld have been ~.
ter had you taken q cold or . cool
bath in warm room. The bath room
should always be warm, In winter
certainly. And than after the cola
or cool bath there should BE- vigor.
ous friction with the rough towel
Better start the habit come fan .
that you will be used to Il cone
winter. Nothing Is more conducive
to The 8yEienic Lffe. But like eli
vigorous so1eDsxes It has to be got
used to gra01al1, Most colds are
due to sSsns. N y likely the bath
was coincidence and that . eoiA
was coming on anyway, The family
doctor should by local treatment g
cure a return to the normal Of the
impaired senses.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04

When heavy bolt Of lightning re-
Gently struck giant oak three in
Harrisburg. Pa, and cut the tree from
the ground. 1t made a finely carved
profile of Kaiser Wilhelm in war cos
tune, and the boys found great en-
Joyment in trying to knock the spike
off the helmet with brickbats.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04
lNTERUR5AN TIME TABLE
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION CO.


Northern Division.
Ly. Boise for Eagle. Star. Middleton
and Caldwell
100. 500, $50, 1900 A. NJ.
loo. 2:0o. 500 400, $3.50, 100, $500
il:oo y. m.
Lv. Eoise for Duncan. 's:10, $500
1905 a. M; 1905 '4:05, b:06 sos
p. m.
Lv. Duncan for Boise, 's:3s 1880,
$3.50 g. m. i2:3e. 1880, $50. $3.50
p. NJ.
'Daily except Sunday.
Southern Division.
Lv. Boise for Meridian. Nnmpa and
Caldwell
$3.50, 1880, zoe, 1880 a. m.
12:o0, 1880. 2:t0, $3.50. ss4:4e, $500,
$50, 500, $3.50, '11:oo p. r.
ITO Meridian only
ITO Nampa only.
Lv. Boise for McDerhott 1885, 0: 90 o.
m; 4:s0, 500 p. m.
Lv. McDermott for Bots Sis, 1870,
.. M; $50 p. m.
Schedule subject to change without
notice.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04
WHATCHAMA
COLUMN
p e p s

Talk about covering territory--did
YOU ever observe q minstrel band on
iparads?
To take OFF fat-try a patriotic diet.
The people will -have-it movement
also ought to be tackled by the gladi-
ators who are trying to cut down the
HI. c. of l.
They are still blazing away at La
Toilette in the hope of having him
fired.
o
1t looks as though high prices are
about the only things that are really
being conserved.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04

suffer lot ,oith pains IN the back
and top Of my head. feel dizzy at
times but " lay dopn and shSt my
eyes / don't notice the dizzy feeling
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04
ALSO THIEVES

ALSO llAAL v GO
n no1F11Nf, coud have done than the publication
by the state department of the accounts of the world
v wide inrig,les of the German government to rouse
the American people to of the responsibility that
rests on them Many they before, not
only that Germany is enemy but that she has been
o,r enemy for years There are, pointed out in
Washington dispatch still persons who wonder why
1t is that this government is bazonng to the world the
facts as intrigue in this country and atrocities in Eu-
rope Probably those who foolish enough to ask such
question will not be helped Yet to them the facts
will be available If they choose OF them have
done to shut their eyes Them that is their affair
But those who are not of this class-and we believe
that the class is smalwl approve every effort that is
made to discredt the German government by truthful
presentation the facts in official form must be made
perfectly clear why peace with it is utterly impossible
The character of our enemy part and very import
ant part of our case the state department is to tell
the whole story of the vile and shameful action of the Ger
mans in Belgium and northern France. In the dispatch
vas this:
Belgium following
the killing of civilians in London ana
unforfed communities; the at
the loss Of human
the of
murder of Edith caNl the murder
women the crimes COM
and knowledge of the German
Armenian Christians
That pretty well covers the ground Yet there are
rmes less horrible, but quite dastardy, that we trust
will not passed We refer of course to the thes
and brglaes of which Germans including the crown
prince and of his brothers. have been guilty We
think that the 'glores Of the house of HohenzoernI
should be published the world. Not for hundreds of
years has there been such system of organized page
Here is specimen of German efficiency given by al
French woman and reported by Dorothy Garfield in the
Outlook:
Do you After war had
We to the poorer
there nothing
And had to buy
If Julien and
Uncle Henrfs office noticed
last skirt and said the American
Holding
utmyhan Americans! There shame in
They there oeo that made
Julien and enough of this cloth for skirt the only
what all the time
from home the where the cloth from the
mills All long automobile
n fonh German solde
# q was
would
loaded trains
Of
all in mynf 1
those three days For it
that clotbthree
charity
Let not forget that the German soldiers and officers
wall
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04
OH, LoOkIT-ELSIE.

Said LC: Let me AVS
And fight the NME.
My course would never Dv8
I'd fly across the c.
Or NE place to help the cause
And use my NRG.
! want to b on hand because
1t there to me.
A. d. 8.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04
CHEESE 1T!


81 am convinced" writes in F. T. H.,
roquefort under a 2-cent stamp, that
the Oregon Short Line is helping US all
it can in this trouble by serving war
portions on diners. But is our position
at this time as serious as the o. S. l..
seems to think 1t is?"
IF WE EVER FORECLOSE OUR
WAR LOANS WE WILL BECOME
THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA AND EUROPE.
THE FAMOUS MISS RUBY LA RUE
I'm surely in love with Ruby La Rue,
She's not joining movements" to see
the war through.
No, she doesn't knit
But she does her bit
By helping her nav as all girls used
to do.
The handy Miss Ruby,
The dandy Miss Ruby,
The candy Miss Ruby La Rue.
j. w.
/ take off my hat to Miss Ruby La
rue,
Who's not knitting nighties for sailors
In blue.
Oh, she's patriotic,
But not idiotic,
Plenty of sensible things she can do.
She's digging potatoes.
And picking tomatoes.
And canning is Ruby La Rue.
A. X. j.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-04
Helloi
Hello!
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Did you cut us off, central7
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