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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
UNGARIJA IsGINKLUOJA
vrkIEc1U KAR1Uo-
MEME.


Copenhagen, lapllr. 49,
Anot praneSimo is Viennos,
Ungarijos respublikos kares.
minister's isakG iSginkluotl
1000 vollieGiu kariuomenes,
kuri yra Won Maekenseno ar.
mijos priesakin6 sargyba.
Site kareiviai is Rumunijos
atkeliavo 200 automobiliQ i
Ungarijos pasieni, kad per,
Ungarijq pravesti ! Vokietijq
visa Makenseno armija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
ANARCHIJA VOKIECIU
KARIUOMENEJE.

Londonas, lapkr. Is. - Pa
sitraukiancioje vokieciQ ka-
riuomenaje vakaru fronte vie
tomis pakilo baisi anarchiJa.
Kareiviai sukelia maistus, ne
klauso' oficieriQ paradymQ il
Situos zudo.
Sveicarijos rubezius uzdary-
tas il stipriai saugojamas.
VollieeiQ kareiviu sukilimo
metu mieste Brusselyj uzmus-
ia apie 60 vokieciu kareiviq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
TTALIJOS KARALIUS
MAMIE.

Rymas, lapkr. Is. = Cionai
parkeliavo is kar6s laukQ tia
lu karalius. Visu kar6s metu
lis nebuvo mamie. Visas laikas
lis iSbuvo kar6s laukuose su
savo kareiviais. Tad jis il va
dinamas karalius-kareivis.
DidziausiQ zmoniQ miniQ
lis buvo sveikinamas vaziuo-
jant jam is gelezinkelio sto-
ties ] rumus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
PO BELGU KARALIAUS
KLOJAMA ROzES.
ISkilmingai jis sutinkamas
mieste Ghent.

-BelgijoS karaIiuS Alberta>,
karalien1. Elzbieta il princaS
Leopoldas vaiar oficijaliai IN
iio beIgu miestan Ghent, kurS
per + kar3S metuS iSbuvo po
vokieGiu jungu. MiniQ minioS
belgQ syventojQ buvo aps6mu-
sioS gatveS. EntuziiazmaS ne
iSpaSallytaS.
KaraIiSkoji Seimyna tiesioS
hrido per rozes il kitokias gt-
les, kurioS buvo harStomOS
gatv6je. Kiekvienas namQ bal
konaS, IangaS IL StOgai buHo
priSikimSe zmoniQ. Kaikurie
buvo prikibe net prize kaminQ.
ir namu kornizQ.
KaraIiSkoji partija intjo.
mieStan per BrugeS vartuS
HOO ryto. Karalius buvo ap-
SitaiSeS Su belgQ generolo uni
forma. be jokiQ dekoraciiu. JiS
iojo. 10 SumuS princaS LeopoI-
daS buvo papraStO kareivlo
uniformoje, jojo ant haIto ark
lio. Abudu ant galvQ tureJo
plieno SalmuS. Ant arkliO bu-
vO ir karalienG.
Kariuoment, kwi buvo in
6iuS mieStan, buvo Suformuo-
ia pirmojon belgQ armijos di-
vizijon. Taikos metu tie ka-
revival stovijo Ghent>e TuoS
kareivius miesto gyventojalI
meilingai pavaiSino il pasvei-
kinO./
KaraliSkoii Seimyna SuStojo
Place d' ArmeS centre IL per
ziutjo mar$uojanciq divizi-
ia. Tai Wis kar6S veteranai.
Visu karis metu jie iSbuvo ap-
kasuose, kovojO uz savO kara
liQ il T6vyne.
DeSimtieS metQ mergel6 81
none Van de Keyne praSl-
Spraudd per kareiviQ eiles IL,
prib6guSi prize karalien6s, pa
dave jai gyvQ gdliQ pluoStq.
Karalien6 apsikabino mergele
IL ia pabuGiavo i abu veidu.
Po to mergel6 sugryzo pas Sa-
vo motina IL i$didziai pasaIe:
"Motin. karalien6 name pa
buCiavo".
Paskui minioS giedojo tau
tos himna. Pakilo neapsako-
mos ovacijos, dziaugsmas.
Karalius Albertas nu6jo !
miesto rotuze, kur j Sutiko lai
kinai pildantysis miesto ma
joro pareigas Anseele.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
LUXEMBURGAS NORMA
PAKEISTI REsPUBLIKA.

Geneva, .lapkr. IS. Lau-
zanne Gazette pranesa, kad
mazos valstybeles kunigaiks-
tijos Luxemburgo gyventoJai
II parlamentas reikalauja,
kad Sales princes6 abdikuo-
IL il Sails butp pakeista res
publilza ir' prijungta prie
Prancuziios.
Princese apsieme abdikuo-
ii, bet tik 20 generalio visQ
gyventojQ nubalsayimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
VOKIETIJOS SOCIJALIS-
TAI APSIDzIAUGE SA-
LIES VALDYMUI.
Nustulniami jie uzpakalin.

AMSTERDAM, lapkr. 18.-
Pirm poros dienu is Berlyno
pranesta, kad Vokietijoie SUI
tverta naujas kabinetas. Bu-
vo spejama, kad tai bus pa
pildymas socijalistq kabineto.
Bet dabar pranesama, kad
seniau paskelbtas. socijalistu
kabinetas sugriautas. Ir vie
toje ano sutvertas naujas, ku-
rim ineina vos tik keli neaiS-
kios spalvos socijalistai.
Net taikos. kongresan We
kietijos atstovais, sakoma,
bus skiriami ne socijalistai,
bet kitu partijQ vyrai.
Dabar Vokietijos respubli-
kos naujas kabinetas yra Sc
kantis.
Premjeras If vidujiniu rel
kalu minister's = DR.. Ebert.
Uzsieniu reikalu ofisas :
DR.. Golf.
.IzGininkas - DR.. Schiller.
Ekonomija - DR.. August
Mueller.
Industries demobilizacija-
DR.. Koth.
Kares maistas = Emanuel
Wurm.
Darbas : DR.. Bauer.
Kare-maj. gener. Scheuch.
Admiralitetas = Mann.
Teisdaryste DR.. Krause.
PaStas = DR.. Ruedlin.
Valstybes sekretorius be
portfolio : DR.. Matthias Err
berger.
Kaip matome nera cia visu
svarbesnii!iu socijalistu, kaip
tai scheidemann, Haase,
Liebknecht ir kitu.
Tas reiskia, kad temsta
saule socijalistams Vokietijo-
je. IspradziQ jie pasoko kaip
liutai, bet dabar puola lygi-
mai muses..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
STREIKININKAI LAIMEJO
DAUGIAU UzMOKESTIES.

Havana, IapIir. 19.- Uosto
darbininllai Gia streikavO il
laim6jo dideSRe uzmokesni--20
nuoS. daugiau uz eienos darbq
il 10 nuo$. daugiau w nakties
darbQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
MINISTERIAL ISPA-
NIJoJE.

Madridas, lapkr. 19.-Ispa-
Mia turf nauja kabinetq su
premjeru markizu de Alhuce-
mas. Ana diena visi ministe-
rial prisiekdinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19

: Paryzius, lapkr, 16.-
Prancuzq minQ iS6m6jas lai-
vas Pavot Alexandretta uzla-
joj uzplauk6 ant turkQ minos
If liko suskaldytas. zuvo 1
iurininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
SUMAzEJO INFLUENZOS
EPIDEMTJA.

San Francisco, Cal, 10. =
Influences epidemija ria iau
tick sumazGjo, kad tomis die
nomiS b'tsespanaikinta visam
mieste privcrStinas visiemS
maSkQ neSiojimaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
kaizeriene Iakstytuvu
nuskridO Olandiiiion
Kaizeris norj sugryzztti atsal
VOkietijjon
Belgu karalius Ghent'an
inejO r0zemis
KAIZERIENE PABEGO IS
V0KIETIJOS.

AMSTERDAM, lapkr. 19.-
Buvusio Vokietijos kaizerio
Wilheluo H0henzollerno EMO
na atkeliaTo olandljon, atlik-
dana kelione lakstytuvU IS
Post3ano. anot Telegraaf ko-
respondento praneSimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
CHlCACOS LIETUVIU
KATALIky vEIKE-
jams PRANF::-
SEMAS.

siandie, lapkr. 10 d.,
7::30 vakare, Dievo Ap-
veizdos parapijos svetai-
taineje (10-ta ir Union
gat.) bus svarbus susirin-
kimas Draugiju sajungos
"Katalilcu Vienybe"
Susirinkiman kvieciami
'Kataliku Vienybes' sky
riu atstoyai, Tautos Fon-
do skyriQ valdy5os ir visi
musu gerb. veikejai, kai-
po dvasiskiai, taip ir svie-
tiSkiai.
Momento svarba, lku-
riame gyvename, reika-
lauja intempimo visu mu-
su Segu kovoje uz Lietu-
vos laisVe.
Taigi, kvieciarli visi j
susirinkima, nes daug ne
atideliotinQ svarbiu rel
kalu mus laukia.
"Katal. Vienyb6"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
PRoKLEMAvo PADEKo-
Mes DIENA.

Washington, lapkr. IS.
Prezidentas Wilsonas paskel-
be proklemacija, kuriaja nu-
skiria saliai Padekones Diena,
lapkriGio % diena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19

Paryzzius, laplSr. 1S.
Paryziaus miesto taryba pa
reikaIavo parlamento, kad
moterims butq duotos balsa-
Vino teises visoj Prancuzijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
.SURINkTA $4,000 TAU
TOS FONDAN.
{" Draugju y telegrama).

hartford, CONN, lap
kr. 19.-Lapkri6io II d. 6ia j.
vyko Er2kalbos Lietuvos
&elO:mo reikalais. Tau
%os Fondan suTinkta S2,030.
Taip pagiirtinai yietos lietu-
vial atsineSa j Lietuvos reika-
Ius. /. Si1nutis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19

Copenhagen, lapkr. 12.-
Austrijos uzsieniu reikalu mi
nisteriu nuskirtas DR.. Otto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19

Londonas, lapkr. Is.
Britanijjos nardandios dawes
kares metu sunaikino isviso
315 vokieciq laivq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
M1RE PAsAUTAs vAGIS.

Mire pasautas automobiliIl
vagis Salomon Levy, % metls
1918 So. Springfield ave.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-19
Londonas, lapkr. IS.

Gauta ziniu, kad vokieGiQ ka-
riuomena kraustosi is Suomi
jos.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-03
TO SPEED CASUALTY LISTS.
Difficulty Of Communication in Battle
Mixups Ia Told

Washington, Aug. 3.-Gencral Per-
shing cabled the war department yes
terday that he Is Fastening prepare
ton OF casualty lists Of Americans
killed and wounded in the present
allied offensive and will report them to
Washington ms fast as they can be
confirmed and verified.
No report on the number of Ameri-
cans killed or wounded ih the counter
offensive which drove the Germans al
most out of the Marine salient has been
received. General March, the chief of
staff. n few days ago cabled General
Pcrshing to hasten reports on these
casualties.
Secretary Baker. after receiving n
reply from General Pershing to March's
cable. explained the physical diff
culties in obtaining accurate informa-
ton as to the number and identity OF
American dead and wounded. The
sccretary's statement, which paves the
way for the iimttof the reports from
General Pershing, giving the new
names on the nations honor roll. Is as
follows:
II have received n cablesram from
ports Of casualties. He points out
that our troops are still widely separ-
ated. serving in many places. and that
our wounded are taken to French and
British hospitals as well as our own,
causing great difficulty and complica-
ton in securing accurate information.
In addition to this. the troops are
separated from the records while In
the area of the conflict and must de-
pend upon very inadequate and tenn
porary telegraph lines which are sub
tect to frequent interruption and must
for the mcst part be devoted entirely
to the urgent business OF the battle it
self. General Pershing assures me that
he Is making every effort to collect cas-
ualty lists. have them confirmed and
verified and that they will be trans
mitted promptly"
German casualties in the two weeks
since the American and French began
their counter offensive have been esti-
mated as beyond 10000. The French
officially report the capture of $1,000
German prisoners. The allied casual
ties fall far below these figures, but
thus far not even an estimate of this
total has been made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-03
GRATIFYING WAR NEWS ALSO
PROVES 7EARlsH iNELu-
. ENcE. 4
LIBERAL OFFERINGS
CAUSE: OATS WEAKNESS
New Crop Pours Ii and Prices De-
cline a. Rssult-Some Selling 10
Credited to southwest-Next to No
Business 10 Done In Provisions Pit
-Pr'oss Hold etsady. A., ~ >.

Chicago Aug. &-General selling.
chiefly to even trades for the week
end. gave the corn market today q
material setback. Gratifying sgar news
also favorA the bears. Opening
prices. which varied from V cent of
to y cents advance, with August at
l.07N and Septensber at s1.5S to 81. 59h,
were followed by declines all around
to much below yesterdays finish.
Among the principal sellers were
commission houses who had been
conspicuous yesterday in buying. The
market closed nervous, " to IN cents
ne& lower. with August at $1.55A and
September at ;1bsA to s1.52A.
oats.
Liberal offerings Of the new crop
had q depressing effect on oats. Some
selling was credited to the southwest.
After opening unchanged to u cent
lower. with August at ss% to 50 cents.
the market continued to recede.
Provislons.
Next to no business was done In
provisions. Prices were nominally
steady.
Later weskness Of grain ana hogs
brought about moderate declines. !.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-03
! EIdora New. Notes.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times RerubllCan.
Eldora, Aug. 3.-ICharles~ Peters, who
is serving as one Of Uncle Sans SOL
diers in training in Fort. Sill, Okla, is
here on furlough of few days visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Ex-Sheriff Mitterer. altho beyond
the age limit of a soldier. has offered
his services to the government and is
ready on short notice to enter into work
in any capacity where he, can be of
service.
County Attorney Williams and Sheriff
Gehrke were business visitors in Fort
Dodge Friday.
Early threshed oats and barley are
coming into market here. The yield of
these cereals is equal to normal in this
county,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-03
SUPPLIES FOR 7rAREsHERs.
Extra Flour and Sugar For Farmers
With tExtn, Help.

I Extra Flour and Sugar For Farmers
With iExtn, Help.
The county has received notice from
the administration relative to the furn-
ishing Of extra -four and sugar for the
use OF farmers who are employing extra
hei;. during the threshing season. The
rules follow:
Farmers may. purchase wheat -four
to supply threshing outfits. visiting
their farms in the following ratio: One
half pound of wheat flour with substi-
tutes per person per day. in addition to
the six pounds per person per month
allowed the farmer and his household
or establishment.
Retailers making such sales OF -four
should carefully inquire as to the num-
Der Of threshers and their helpers ex
pected at the farmers place, and make
such sales Nof wheat flour in accordance,
with the above rule, only on the verbal
pledge OF the farmer that the extra
flour ne desired to purchase Is only for
the purpose Of taking care OF a visiting
threshing outfit.
''The above rules also apply In case
Of the employment OF extra labor for
few days on the farm, for special pur-
poses."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-03
PRICES NOT ONLY FAIL TO GAIN
BUT DROP ITO LOWER
LEVELS.
WEEK END MARKET
INCLINED TO WEAKNESS
Loss Of 10 to 20 Cents Due to Failure
Of Big Packers to Follow Advances
Best Steers rs to SO Cents Higher
Compared to Week Ago-lambs
Lower Than Saturday of Last Weok.

Chicago, Aug. 3.--The advancing hog
market Of the past week received
check today when packers refused TO
follow the higher bids and as a result
prices dropped 10 cents to 20 cents
compared to Fridays average. Moder-
ate receipts Monday probably will
strengthen the market and force values
to the high level of this week.
Only $1,000 hogs arrived at the elev-
en- markets Friday, being 10000 less
than previous Friday and 1900 less
than year ago.
Chicago had $500 fewer than week
ago and $500 fewer than year ago.
Four Missouri river points had 2.4Oo
less than a week ago and 5000 less
than a year ago Friday.
Eleven markets first five days of this
week had $4,000 less than week ago.
II 900 less than n year ago and 10000
less than two years ago. Chicago first
five days of this week received 10000
less than week ago and 21.s00 more
than a year ago.
Cattle.
Bulk Of steers arriving today were
consigned direct to packers. Compared
with a week ago best steers are rs to
SO cents higher. Calves are Is cents
lower. Others show little change
A class of cattle weighing around
$50 to $50 pounds that are plain to
good In quality, but not suitable for
feeding purposes. are selling very dull
at prices sharply lower than the good
time of the week. Especially where
horned stock Is concerned. feeders do
not care for them. and killers take ad-
vantage. Some sellers quoted instances
where the horns meant as much as
&1.00@1.25 difference, figuring that
without horns a feeder would buy them
and with horns they had to go to
killers.
Local offerings Friday were 5000,
standing 1900 smaller than last Friday
and over 1000 more than year ago.
Elm days arrivals totaled $1,000, or
10000 less than same period last week
and nearly $4,000 more than CORE
spending time year ago. -
Seven western markets were credited
with 10000. or 1000 less than a week
ago and 1000 more than correspond
ing Friday year ago. Combined Of
ferings thus far this week footed 234.-
900, or $4,000 less than same, period
last week and $4,000 more than corre-
spending Ave days a year ago.
( Sheep. ~
The 5000 head reaching the yards
today were consigned direct to packers
Lambs at the close OF the week are 80
to so cents lower than the same day
last week. Feeders are strong to 20
cents higher.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-03
CONSPIRACY IN CHICAGO AIMED
TO DELAY BUILDING
+ OPERATIONS,
kEENNrEss OF PLANT
FOREMAN ILLUSTRATES
Machinist Charged With Making
Patterns Too Small-Search Being
Made For AocompIiees-Patterns
Were to Go to Other Shipbuilding
Piants--Would Have Caused Delay.

Chicago. Aug. 3.--An effort to halt
the construction of all steel ships OF
every description building for the
United States emergency fleet. includ-
ing the Eagle" submarine chasers, is
believed to have been squelched by
military intelligence officials yester-
day.
AS a result PanI A. Sodayko. who
said he was n Russian, Is held to the
federal grand jury in bonds Of $4,000.
Francis Borelli. assistant district at
torney, is now pushing an investiga-
ton by David Groh and Earle A. Will
Rams, the army intelligence men, to see
IL others are involved.
Simplicity in Plot.
Unbelievably simple was Sodayko's
method Of stopping building every
where--a schema which. he said. he
hoped he could get by with"
Only studious foreman in the
American Car & Foundry Companys
shops, stopping to test the intricacies
of a micrometcr caliper, detected the
situation.
Five pieces of brass were to have
wrought the damage. They were the
patterns on which would be modelled
new sets Of drills for boring rivet holes
in tho steel plates OF which the enier-
gency ships are made.
From these five patterns perhaps
10000 steel drills would have been
made by the Rich !rool Company and
shipped to every mill making the
plates.
The size OF the drills must be ac-
curate to the 10,o00tll Of an inch. Other
contractors are making rivets to Mt
into those drilled holes.
Sodayko made the five patterns near
ly an eighth Of an inch smaller than
specifications. Had they gone out, the
plates would have been shipped from
ing yards drilled with holes too small
to hold the rivets.
Would Have Delayed Work.
1t would have taken sewers weeks
70 find what was the trouble and to
have the patterns and tools corrected.
Sodayko formerly was employed at
the Western Electric Company's plant.
Al report of his conduct there is in the
hands Of the federal authorities.
He worked q month for the Amer
lean Car & Foundry Company as
helper, and these patterns were the
first work he did or. his own respon-
He said he had. been ma
chinist, thirteen years.
His explanation TO United States
Commissioner Mason was that his ma
chimes we've giving trouble. TNe fore
man said the patterns were made on
micrometer screWtype machines Of
absolute accuracy. u
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-03

No. Z. red spring. 2.091s; No. dark
hard Montana, 2.23M,; No. hard.
Montana. 2.21k: No. dark hard. Mon
tana, 2.20ia; No. hard Montana
2-1Sh; No. durum, 2.211a; old, 2.2S;
No. 2 drum, 2.1Sls: old, 2.26: No 8
durum, 2I41s; old. 2.23.
Cornt-No. s yellow. 1.62@1.67; No. 4
yellow. 1.52@162: No. yellow, 142m
1.52; No. mixed, 1.471A57; sample
SO11.4O.
Oats-No . white, 74la @75h: stand
ard. 70h 071k: No. white. 7O@7l;
No. white, 6T@7O.
Barley-92@1,O5 choice, 1.05@1.10.
Rye-1S2@1.S "a.
F1ax--4.55m4bS.
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN
Kansas CITY, Aug. 3
Observation-Disclosures No. dark,
hard. ala; No. hard Els: 40 3
hard, 212; No. hard, 80; No. red,
2.1S: No. 2, red. 21h
Corn--2 cents higher: No 1 yellow,
III
Oats-Unch ,nged; No. white, 70:
No. red, 36n.
PEORIA CASH GRAIN.
Peoria, Aug. g.
Corn--Ecceirts, IS cas-; grades un-
changed: sample grade, l to . cents
higher: sample grade. l.95@1.51: No.
white, L55; No. 5 yellow. 1.57: No.
s yellow. 1.53: No. mixed, 1.60.
Oats-Steadv; receipts. % cars;
standard sSmGa: No. 3 white 6S@6Sh.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York. Aug. Stocks were
stagnant and irrogularly steady. Fh-
vorable war news had little effect on
sentiment and the marSet appeared in
waiting attitude. such as often oc-
ours on the owe OF an important
movement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-03
Revolution in ArchanaeI.
by the Associated Press.

10y ING Assoc1ated Press.
Kandalaska. Russian Lapland, Aug.
"a revolution against the bolsheviki
and in favor of the allies has occurred
at Archangel. The soviet troops have
fed from the city.
After the revolution had been
brought about an allied detachment
was landed at Archangel. occupying
the railway station and the telegraph
office with. insignificant resistance.
Apparently there were no losses tic
the allied forces in their movement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-03
OMAHA CASH GRAIN

OMAHA CASH GRAIN
i'Ssfe !, Omaha, Aug. 8.
@Corn-No. I: white. ISL; No. 4 white.
ie75@l.76: No. s white, 1.65: No. )
whiteN1.4s; sample white, 1.5o; No. 1
yellow. 1.70;. No. 2 yellow, 1858; No.
Yellow 1.65@1.Gs; No. A yellow, 1000
49,: No 5 yellow, Isl. No. yellow.
1H@l.s2: sample yellow, .1.4o: No. }
4 mixed. 1.65; No. mixed. 14S; No. 5
mixed, las; No. MIXED. 1.46@14S;
sample, ,1.2011.3s.
!. Oats-No. white, 651z; sample,
N6sDsbh.
sWheat-NY. hard, 2.1s; No. 2 hard,
3.l4@i1eh; No. / spring, 2.1sh @2.1s:
No spring, 2.l5@2.17; No. / mixed,
f2.d6@2ls; No. 2 mixed, 2.14@2.1s.
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.
st. Louis. Aug. 3.
Corn-No. ; mixed. 1e5: No. 2 yell
low. 1.72: No. 4yellow, 1853; No. yell
low. Los; No. 8 yellow, $50; No. 2
white. s1.92: No. white, 1.4s.
Qats-No. white, s7h @70; No. 2
mixed, 6S@67; standards, So.
MILWAUKEE, CASH GRAIN.
Milwaukee, Aug. 3.
Wheat-Ffrm: No. spring, 2.32.
Corn-5 cents lower; No. 3fwhite,
,1.es; No. 5 white. 1.73@175: No. 2
yellow, 10; No. yellow, 1.55; No. 5
yellow. 1.55: No. mixed, 1855.
oats-No. 2 lower: No. 8 white, $50
20.
Earleyvs cents lower: No. 4, 10.
RyeF1rm; No 2, 1.75.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN
Minneaolis, Aug. 8.
Wheat-No. / dark northern, 2.25b
old, 2.36; No. northern. 221h; old,
2.s5: No. 2 dark northern, 2.201k: No,
northern, 2.1s1s; No. dark northern,
2.t6h;No. northern. 2.14k; No. red,
sring.r2.16h; No. 2 red spring. 2.13k
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Shipping Board Scandal.

Washington, Aug. 3.-Evidence con-
Meeting at least one minor official Of
the shipping board with an alleged con-
spiracy to obtain contracts from the
snlpplng board at extra high prices
mas oeen gathered by government secret
service agents, it became known today,
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MAYoR okERLlN FREED

jExonerated in Superior Court Of
CHARGE Of Murder.>
Special to Times Republican
Shenandoah. Aug. 3.-The superior
court of Shenandoah, which has had
the case of Mayor Okerlin, of Essex,
charged with the murder of Isaac. Beck.
under advisement for several weeks,
has filed a decision discharging the
mayor and eXonorating his bond. Beck,
a wealthy farmer, who was said to
have been Intoxicated. refused to go
home when ordered to do so by the
mayor. and when threatening the Essex
mayor was knocked down by ,okerlin,
dying the following morning.
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Now York Produce,

New York. Aug. 8.
Butter-Firm receipts. s.957 tubs;
creamery specials 4EA@48;, creamery
extras AN @45: extra flrsts 43A @44A
packing stock, current make, No. 2 "a
Chees-INrm; receipts $40 boxes;
state whole milk special, white or col
ored, 25NR26: average fancy 25@25h
Eggs-1rregular; receipts 1880
coses: fresh gathered selectd extras
1901: extra f1rsts A4@45; flrsts 900
AZ.
Poultry--Alive flrm broilers, 49,; old
ROSTERS, 3d., fowls "a; turkeys 2s@3O;
dressed steady unchanged.
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crop of barley that produced over fl |
bushels to the acre. THte field I'd
tanned 36 acres. At present mari
prices this will bring close to SIC
This is but quarter Of the acreage
the Doerscher farm so the rest OF 3
900 acres should go a long ways
bringing in few more thousand ID
lars.