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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14
A LESSON IN SINCERITY.

little items of the days give strkngy clear
gladly invita-
to City Republican club
delighted kicking him only few the
Senator Niles Pondexter of this
Mems Republican club of
Roosevelt wanted he started
wants
then vocieousy denounced
good in this state likewise
and he has run for his job
pretty
exctabe down at Kent blow on with the
pulling of sweet little
publicity what boom there
will and
time
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14
ALL JOIN 10y LEGION.
Local Mill Workers Cooperating -
Flag Statutes Daily at Door Go.

Every employee OF the Olympia
Door Company is a member of the
Loyal Legion of Lumhermen and
Iogeers. Sergeant J, w. Bartcll of
the spruce production division of the
signal corps reports, and every morn
ing ana evening Join i'll flag salute
as the national emblem is raised and
lowered.
Sergeant Bartell is organizer Of
the Legion in this district and re-
ports that the employees of all the
local mills are members, though not
all of the camps are as we'll signed
up. The flag saute ceremony is being
observed in thousands of mills and
camps throughout the country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14

Mrs. ]. w. Stevenson, who just re-
turned from visit with her father,
was notified the fore part of this
week of his death at the family home
in Kearney, Mo-, following a lengthy
illness from paralysis. He was IS
years old.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14

AL G.. Barnes circus Monday
brought big crowds Of people to the
city and appeared to satisfy its pat
rons.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14
Visit Bank
Before You
Make Trip

Under new government orders
travelling is more expensive.
This means you must carry
more money when you travel.
Carrying money with you is
dangerous.
You need your check book and
travellers checks.
The bank account is necessity
in everyday life.
The travellers checks mean
safe, convenient and comfortable
travelling.
Call at the bank and secure
some before you leave the city.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-06-14
DEFY1Na THE GOVERNMENT.

in a
appears
formally questions the If their
in think ist all
Of affairs the
newspapers cass-God
usually lined hostile
exception the Western Unions action
he instance.
living 1t
Anyhow they do not
to
possibility aboring union composed Of
trivial matter
for who capable
supposed the largest industries in the
the right organize is prepoeous
Western Union wants
1t ponts
past three yearpfts made at time when
it's history and its expenses mad
organized If
all right will the innocent ockhold-
the responsible for
embar sing conduct of the war
Fair all asked eXpected-but it's got to
be all the around
which that
worlds
a lately that Is
that Engand fifty thou
number and you'll
of
. going this spring
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-21
I'D btu tln prtuff -"
%en u. Eanl Marfer=Sraaoea {ira.
Ter ltsllrertrstegSer Sdlriftlettrr
Ses y0eMfidltM persis", Nbens.
Nnsaabe.l

sd BIN ein 8reuBe. tennt lsr
meme 1arbea?" Wer Den ernem
8ers Deg HreuBen=W arid)es nod int
&opie bat, miro selpib oenfen nlie
peD'n mir ldupae5 mo lDeiB pnran"l
4ber neinll 5d@mar5-rot-goio,
iiherltrablt Don Der sSsanresaahl 1S4S,
iteben mir Die 5orben oes reoolutio.
,laren BreuBens, oes ernahenhen
geiItiaen 8eutIhlanos o
Aneeni
4nmals als sic .9errlher" oes
oeatlden Goifes, Die Botentaten uno
Yotentatheu, Die neutrality-suspicious.
6ofimuna auf Elm seeintes geiltiges,
ourd mo ourda oemofratiId)es
0eutld)lono b%efanapiten, bereiteten lie
Sen &eitfriee pon 1914 Dor: lie
unterorudteu ben 9rang sur geilii-
gen 8erinneriidung uno in1crpnli-
tilden 8ernbigung NIT benz altbe,
pabrten Mittel, Dem &i nad)
auBen.
Danlals III ben Saeen Der Geat-
ton bon tS49, ais Der preuBilde
aouis 6rieOrih 8ilDelm ~. Die
oelttide aailerpuror ablebnte, neil
ibn oiele Don einent freibeitlih ge-
iinnten 8olfe mo nidt Don inter.
t1nigen Grenturen altgeboten mMrbe.
begun lid TreubcnrG eltidlano
sum emigen 6lude! snr Gcrnfad't
I'M Deutldeu 8unoe ulo ipdter ill
Deuiidlen IeId}e auf5uidwiugen. Die
arieae Dor 1864 nno 1866 oierten
oasu, oas iiiolide Gentidlano, oas
ltets piel oentofratild)er ecfinnt mar
als YraBen, Der @ilbeIms5traBe,
Ser esnfarnation prcuBilh-auoeut-
jd}er 5dbplraHel : 8eltpolitif. ai
untertperfcn. Sim Is. Sannar 1871
errcidJtc es oa11r Srieorid) 8ilbeim
w. 9riDer. Der ebemnlige Erin5rss
aent nlto Gortatlhenprins @ilbelnt.
in @erlaiaes bon oeutihen 3iiriten
nift pom oeutid)en Boifel
5nm geliidJen 8ailcr protlamiert an
ner0en.
Sfnar3sweiB=rot maren Die 5ar-
ben oeS neuen Deutihen Reifes,
nid}t ldgparasrot Ger bpnniti-
Idle @e0onfe bate in Seriailles &c.
iiest, nidt Der frei5eitlihe, menlG
seituerbriioernoe &unld oes oeut-
If)en 8oifes pon 1913. lIno Die.
Sies BEG opnaitiiGen @eoanfcns pom
IS. Snutar 1871 rddf lid lln
lett nlphr als bier ssabreu idonl Ser
grbultung oieies ounaitiihen Sieges
iiuo ld)oA Miaioneu it 6leiid n1fo
9lut, in Sab lno @llt geopferf mot.
oen aber MN ioa oicier 0pier
9enue ieini
Shmnr3lueiB-rot BON 1871 iol
Dem SdDnr5-rot-golo uon t84e
meid,en1 Die Serridser- Irehbeit Ion
Der Golfer.5reibeit HIns mafeni
Rmiit a2ibertp-8oHos" Mnteit.
idseine an Der Sreibpit.
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~as gun &rifst udtig il.
yua Snitau 5aas, Damaging
eoitsr" Dts oRilnanfer 6erofs".

Bir llno in oieiem ariea, Inn olif
Der @roc oas 1prtbelteben Der Sc.
mofratie al iidern. Democratic a,ii
efoen meint 5rieoen anfgroen. DesI
baib b~efdnpFen mir autofratie.
Denn M1Itofratie bpoeutet ariea, nm.
mer mieocr ariea.
Hun miro ulls ersdhIt, ooR elmer
Der aroBten arieser oes MittelaIters.
Der lfarIdall 9riunIsio, einlt An
Slioipig XII. non 3ranfreif laate
g3um arieg limo 0rci Dinse notlper,
Dig: eritens @elo, smeitens @eJn
lt,o brittells @elo."
llno Der @aim mubte, mooon er
lprab in oieiem Sale.
Rnn amerifa. uuier 3ou0.
molite feinen arieg, @s nerIutte o,s
benz &riese 5n bleibcn bis ann Ire.
ten Wonleate. gs muroe in Sen
stries bineingc5ogen oi,rh Die IN
oentld)lnno berridenoe aofte. oltrh
aie preuBiIdr0eutld,c autofrottc. Sc
MhBte ltd] am arie9e beteiliaca, I'M
lnr ltd) felbit 5rieoen al Iid,ern, mic
Iiir Die iibrise &eIt - einihIieRIih
oes oentId)en Bottles int @eaenius AZ
oelien 9ieaierune.
aber MN ba unier 9ano i'm
ariege ill., braltdf es @eIo. Sc
braiid)t yeritens @eIo. 3lpeitens @elS
unO orittens 6elo." es nfmntt oir
aber oein @rlb nidt meg. IS 6orat
MIR oeln @elo, un es Dir pieOerau.
aeben nit 3inien.
0os 8elo mub a6cr notueuoioer-
lneile gebrnnft ipcroen, pui bpn
arIeg nloglidlIt bnlo Su 6cenoeu rrno
Que eroe lidler gu iteLlen iiir oas Sc,
ben Der Meniden.
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tPlste Service. supplied by Bureau
Washington. D. c. OF which transias
ton has been filed with the Post
master at Cleveland, O., Sept. IA. 1918.
as required by the Act OF Oct. 6, 1915
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!. A., u. & G. Il. & G. N. Depot)
ARTESIAN BELT r. r.
q. & G. N. Depot

Nnth1ff-
$50; 2os-gon ebriitine, .nad1mL 4:45
dbfnbrt-
So. 201-Nod Gbriiine. .porm. s:ao
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Riot bic @rsigniIft bic
uns Dos 2eben brinst, sntfheiosn
tibtr infer @liid Der Self, in
BEN mir fe erfaifen. i'll ts, Der uns
slildii9 ooer unsIiidlih maht.
9os Slid, has iibsr uns
fommt. tommt meiitens pit Elm l.uhs
tsnbtr Sirahl bes gidts unp
mir empfinbsn init Gnisiden ftine
soHat Tiilfs NIB Wont, foboIb Ct
rms trifft.
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SANTA FEE q. & G. N. Depot,

$50. 7-gom Norben Dorm. s:2a
sp. 1-Som Norben ). abenDs 9.45
Ibfabrt-
Go. 2-Ga1 benz Noroeu por,n. 500
9n. 6-Nn6 benz Moroen uhs. S:i5
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NJ. K. & T.
(M. &. & &. gafuhpfl

4f. E. C =. SNHHNb{I
Infunft-
/. $50. 25-8on 0oro Eeros mras. 1920
2. Ho. 25-.9ntp Slpcr" mprgens 7:30
yto. Soon 8aco unb Mnitin
......... nafmittngs 4:45
Mo. 29-s&abt 2tmiteoA abenbs 7:55
No. 1-~Seros Specidl" abenos 9:5G
Mbfabrt-
Mo. 4-giad auitin uno @aco
$500. ........ -. na6m. 1926
g3o. 30. aatp 2imiteb" pur11. 1000
9io. 2-oSegas 9peeial" BORN. 500
/. $50. 26--o&atb Siner mad 9alas
uf1D Sort @ortb.. .otcnbg 900
2. SO. 26-Nnd ct. 9ouis Mnb
&alias 9th $780,. .a6euos 9:20
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S. A. & A. p.


Itdunit-
go. 12-8on aiiitenorteu nndlm. 300
Ho. 14-8on 0ouiton uno 4Is
fterorten ...... inorgettS 5.55
SO. 16-80n 9puiton II. Naco abs. 7:05
$50. At-gon aerrnile. nur an
S%onntdgen .::... abenbs $40
ND. 43-VDn SperrpIue tGaI. ubDs. 9.15
8p. 155-8Dn &errpiHe nno Camp
Gtanlep. tdsI. ~auseenommen
SprIitaa. 5emil6t, .abenbs $50
abfabrt-
9o. 1i-9aa gorpus gbrtiti,
9ouiton nno @aco pornl. $50
&o.13-Hod 9ouIton m.&iiite abs. 1890
3o. 15-Ma6 aeneop ..nndm. 1:25
SO. 42-Hab &errbiue. mi an
nu Gonntaeen -. .mras. 7:45
go. 44-Nah aerrbtIe, tdel. ndm.4 80
go. 156-gn9 aerrbiae ulb Camp
STANLEY, gemiidter s3ug, tda@
lid. allsgen. SoHutag mrgs. 7:30
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-21

alfsn qeTern, bic nit Der Be.
5ablnne Der rTreit Erefe" i'm Slid.
fanb, ipnrbem Medjamneen sngddift,
Vie anf zine angemshsHe Sriit ibsT
stn 1. Cftpber biuaxs aHSaeifelLt
isS. Sir bitten, Senielbeu bic se-
b3fise Bsa6Itxna u f4entta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-21

SrIAte Service supplied by Bureau
Washington, D. e., OF which transla-
ton has been filed with the Post
MASTER at Cleveland, o., Sept. IA. lals,
~ required by the Act OF Oct. s, 1870
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-21

Jn graunf9m.is ino Be-
trotsungtn am 9abmittaa p~erboten.
II NJ ben HaseT auf ben aopF
81 trsTfen. muB man ppr alem iefbE
.inen appf 6abeh.
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100 mlr frbfn!
Son Gears Seibsl, Gdri'tieitrr hes
ySslfshiatt Mmo 1rciIeits- 1rsaaS",
$tssbnrs, Ea-

Ntrurnfet hMD 0efteAfROf1y DUOeH
fM bic Mmeritaney beatlher Wbtunft
feit Mmeritas Giatrist in Den groBM
Rrisa ais .benbiirtige Mstbii1ger Der
Moiblumeniprobliuse oe Mhtuna
NIB antrfennaaa ailer oetfenoen
len.s srrunaea. Gritens purf TIRE
Geiitnngsn uuf oem 9dladfteloe-
Gin oFfisi.ller Beridlt Der 6. f~roraOe
fi5nsn Mrane, Bic norolid Der Marrt
pprrierf,, sntbieft nsuli@ foIgenos
S4elle:
.@tne aneritaulide, aabeau poli=
ftanbie aus neutfhgehorenen Nmerlz
tanern beitebe,tOe Oipiiion rldts
,pdhrenD Der 8eesnoifsuiipe elf Uiel=
| len in @ieben Eagen Dor. Atubnt ad)t
DDrfer uno eritiirmte bret @ehnl5e.
einen Siisel unb cine 5orm I'M
Sample BON Mionn gu Monn. Dieie
Dipiiipn bat ~ Sfunpen ununters
broden sefdmpft,"
sFiirpa6r Elm e~brenDolles 3eusnis!!
limb niht minber haben llh bic
| DeuffhzN meritoner gu 3auie beruprz
seton ourh ihre llnterftiiBuns Der
sFrei6eitsz Mnleiberl, Sn philadelphia
4. 3. murben burd bic Imerifdner
oeutid)er Abfunft sur orittrnMaleibe
mebr als Sebu Miliiouen se5eid,net.
ssSn pittsbnrg. go. nj bic 5tatiifit
IIdenboft 1T. tonnten bennoh lber
spei WilliDnen beufihomerifnniine
9eidnnneen nadeeuieien peroen.
uno pas piro lid bel Der 8isrt.n
1reibeitszM nleibe lpisber ~ereisnsn.
Wie otutf1amerifaniihes Blut' auf
ben gefilD,n Jronfreihs fliebt, fD
/ fliebt b,utf1amerilanifnes GOlb bic
feits in bic Ghabiammern gplumz
bias. Sod lebt Der @sift ienes
Gbriitopb 2uSmig. Der in ben oln'
felittn 9agen Der omeritoniiAen Rs
! solution, nls Mofbingtons Seer
| Nanssi an oIItm fit unb Der aonz
~~.h f.,r 0Usfh ,r,ehr hss,;ff;nen mill.
s.'b ..s ~ 81 :. Mn;ras.,-
pho erbob unD ansrief: sd bin
spai es a' , ;m rra.a Man.u 81,
o os. Sna ,i,hsrfMr.;6., aana
~ pa $500 sa,a n~snS
aa0 psa ye a;as.s,, ~ esye;Se;tson.
IN .:x. p.rn - ~, TX ssr.a fosssn
" Dt ~ mss...u
| Oe. Ah'tllaansi oeh1tW1i 4u.a"1
IpIID Nm an pleisl an,esgs psis.sseu
Gus p!l1VI uno paiI.Dl!sn'as- aps1
q DIE . oau aau as.lss1 sllDaS
9un9 aus Ilnan0leiier aSs'spfl lln'
penn &C peIlIsgI lesI snI oas sIHe
V<pot ger Dpilsntrllua!a,'Weh nn5
! nhnft: FaaFe, mefH Die zSolsa olsi.s
lIno = tpnrs, nenn di.ss leuer ~
sept ~ on Seu sum SpolsI, gum
pousnaltsn, UNI sum sSoeliianD au
i9eiansen. Ost's 0ele9ea9e1I nffo
leotr nn9rnepmeu Mo ausAAss"'
limo moo me olsnor moreaf cue I'M
EoHDe ~ ShnElg nN Issl. 1seA tet's.
noDt ttler 1anf an0efiroM. 1rags
! 'fA 5uertt: ~Jt DIG 1aal 1oioes ST
instn eSslo !lc9ers Wtr nnsf lem
gelo IN NeglernnsebpnDs aisltgf. Der
lrelR. bob TEN gtlo frd9er ~, DOB ote
ytreintsten Staattn nldet ali'tergessn
tonnen, nno bob pie 3rRitn. ote q
trbdlttn nirp, nod2 nlt1r petra9et,
als ireeno eine sparponf 5a1lsn
iipitrot.
uHD oenro1 MID Der erie, per
mnBsebtnoe SefDeagruao ots Oehf1w
Mnierlfarers, Der 5lir SlerrelI 0re,'
heitssMnlethe ieln 1elo eers1Df, DE
Nottrlanosllebe lem, Die I1n oeronz
laBt bat, tells So1rs az tts!iea =,
Dre g~ermdnIlnt Jrei9ettsllsns. nlt
Gus S9fllsr u'lo eelllng ~psrpoIli.ngi
ilD oa ts'ns mtlltartlnen Hsftsr
1ange 0nlost. DIE Soeolt, os Dras
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Btetprin SiuiHBR.

A1ttnft-
DO. a01-Eaalid bon aouIton.
Bort 2anaea. Sictoria rufb
euero ......... abeIios 7:da
Abfnbrr-
SO. 302-Sdgiih mad @ueru, Bic
toria, Sort anpaca uuo
0oltiton ........ dbenDs 81
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EISENBAHN : FAHRPLAN.
1. G.. N.

L. d w. ~.
Intuntt-
SEQ. 12-8Dn Sarebp .morgens 600
$40. 6-8on 2arcDo. J. .aadgn. $50
go. 5-8ou 9t.2nnis utprge,tS 1000
sGo. 1-nSunihine 5peeiol0 bon
OF. Iouts 1890. .abenos 9.45
$50. 3-9om NorDen .obenos 500
SO. Son Sort @prtb, Bacp.
!0onfon NIB Santa Sc
OTten -. llorgetts 6:45
gbfabrt-
Io. 4-&af). Yaleftle. eprm 1880
60. 2--r5nulbtue SpeesaI4 nah
ct. Souls -. .niorgens 500
Nn. 9[2otalaue nnd SnDIor II.
Taueb Sr1netipn ..abenbs 600
go. 6-Nah st. 2oMis, Nacp.
Snrt Bortb u1o aonins
9Th ......... abenbs 3.15
Nn. 7-Aa6 2arebp :. pnr1n. 1880
$50. 11--Mad 2arebo fgemiidter
3ug1 .-t...... tladts 1900
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED--Rooms.

ItJ r.'I,1s
for light housekeeping, with south side
sleeping porch; close In. Il. G.. care The
Innrnal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
THE FIRST WOMAN WHO USED
TOBACCO.

The first European woman to form
the habit of smoking tobacco was
Mary Firth, better known to her con
tcmporaries as Mail Cut Purse" who
was born IN 1865. In her time peck
cts were not yet invented and gentle
men carried thetr money in purses
woi1l at the ri die Mall Cut-Purse"
early became an adept in the art Of
cutting the strings of purses without
the knowledge of the owners. She
wore mems clothing Later in life
she became a highway woman and
held up travellers along the English
roads. Despite her dishonest meth
DDS of making living she was good
hearted, divided her spoils literally
with those in need. and was a derot-
ed adherent to. the cavalier cause. In
ancient prints she is usually pictured
smoking u pipe, and she was undoubt-
edly the first white female TO public
" proclaim her allegiance TO Lady
Nicotine. on one occasion she caused
the downfall of a notorious band of
what now would be called white
slavers," and rescued Il young girl
from their clutches She lived to be
nearly eighty, and left Will request
ing that the remainder OF her for
tune be spent in merrymaking at her
funeral.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
"NIIR.ACLE WHEAT IN AUSTRALIA


luther Burbank is now said to have
his miracle wheat under demonstra-
ton. 1t is promised to be a much
larger, firmer and better wheat than
the grain the Americans are accuslom-
ed to, and with careful attention TO
seeding, the normal yield per acre can
be more than doubled. For some time
Burbank has been showing that the
wheat raised in Australia, Italy and
Canada is bigger and better than our
own and a good deal of this was be-
cause the American farmer gave no
attention at all to the quality of his
seed. All wheat looked alike to him.
Ry experiments in selection - by
breeding the grain and its yield We're
susceptible to marked Improvement.
There is no reason in the world why
a farmer should be satisfied with an
average national yield of less than 90
bushels to the acre when the possible
ity OF GO buahels can be shown. The
splendid quality and great productive
ness Of the wheat of Australia are
largely due to the scientific expert
mentation and tireless activities of Sir
William Farrar, the Burbank of New
South Wales. Now that he is dead his
work is being still more appreciated
and Australia is spending. a half mill
lion for a memorial If the magnifi-
cent wheat acreage of America could
be persuaded to double its yield a lot
% the responsibility Of this country
in the manner of feeding the world
would be taken care OF.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
FOR SALE

S5,O00---2 -story, double brick. seven
rooms and bath on each side, gar
age; close in; Third ward. A real
bargain.
$4,000 ,5-rcom brick, succeed bum
galow, glassed-in porch, hardwood
floors, huilt-in features, garage.
S2,6JH .-j-Joom shingled bungalow,
mGdcra. sleeping porch, fireplace.
59rlge uuTth ward. near car line
.S4, 0O0--6-room brick. modern, well
built hot water heat, large porches,
corner lot; Highlands. close In.
So, 650--4-room shingle bungalow.
modern, sleeping porch, cellar,
good outbuildlngs. rruIt trees;
North Elm street.
81 ,500-4-room frame, modern, ga
rage, North Eighth street.
A. ELEIsCHIER
Rssl Estate. Insurance. Loans
49, South rnnTth atraas
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LIBERTY BONDS
We buy all issues for cash
OCCIDENTAL LIFE

bulge in prices for both months
followed and for February as we'll.
Rallies took place also in March and
May but the up;urns were insuffici-
ent TO overcome entirely the effects of
the earlier weakness.
: Improved domestice demand gave
strength TO oats. Besides,
the south was said to be ontbdding
Chicago at some points in Illinois.
Provisions were governed chiefly by
the action of corn. Strength in the
hog market appeared to have little if
any direct influence.
Closing prices:
Corn-Jan., $1.43; May. $l,SG$s.
Pork-Jan., $4725: May. $4S.l0.
Lard-Jan, S23.S7; May, S2405.
Ribs-Jan., $25.07; May. $2S.77.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
CEN. BE EsPEREY
CALLED To PARIS
FOR CONF RENCE
His Advice Expected 10 vitality |
Affect Policy of the Entente
Toward Russia and Balkan
States,

Is, MORNING JOURNAL sPtc,sL LEASED wiREt
Paris, Dec. 2S,-Gen. Franchet De
Esperey, commander in chief of the
allied armies in the near east, has
been summoned to Paris to confer
with the government over the situa-
ton along the Black sea coast and in
the Balkans His advice is expected
vitality to affect the policy of the
entente toward Russia.
With allied forces now in Odessa,
Sabastopol and Novorosiiske, atten-
ton is being attracted to the activi-
ties in the Black sea region. a social
list member of the chamber of depu-
ties demanding a full statement of
the governments Russian policy
Marcel Cachin. a socialist deputy
speaking in the chamber declared
the Foreign Minister Pichon had said
the entente had decided positively not
to send a military expedition to in
tervene in Russia. Upon this NJ.
,Pichon rose and denied making such
statement.
The American delegates to the
peace conference have given much
consideration to the question of the
policy to be pursued toward Russia,
but it is understood have reached no
decision. The general tendency
among the French and English news
papers and officials favoring inter-
vention is to suggest that the Ameri-
cans undertake the task, as their
forces are fresh. This view, however,
appears to find no favor with the
American delegates.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.--Cattle--R Receipts
1000. Compared with a week ago
beef steers and butcher stock mostly
75c to SIPS higher; bulls and cam
ners, soc to Use higher; veal calves
and best feeders soc higher; common
stockers steady.
Hogs Receipts $4,000. Market
active, strong to 10c higher than yes
terday's general trade. Bulk, $17.45
017.S5; butchers. $17.65 m17.90.
light $16.S5@17.90; packing, $l6.S0
@17.65: throwouts, $15.60a16.75;
pigs, good to choice. $14.25@15.25.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Compared
with a week ago, killing lambs Sic to
$1.10 higher: wethers and yearlings
81 to $125 higher; ewes soc to 75c
higher
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
STOCK EXCHANGE
OPENS WEAK BUT
CLOSES Stronger
Liberty Issues Again feature
Bond Market, About so Per
Cent Of Turnover Being of
That Variety.
reerAL LEASED wls1l

tHY MORNING LouRNAL SPECIAL LEASED wietl
New York. Dec 2S.-Opening with
a number of irregular changes in
which losses predominated, today's
brief but active stock market sudden
~ reversed its course, -closing with a
broad demonstration of strength
Early weakness was caused by re-
actions of one to almost three points
in Marine preferred, low grace rails,
Coppers and a varied group of spe-
cialties, the break IN shippings being
attributed to overnight cables ind-
eating further delay in the consum-
nation of the long pending deal
Bear pressure was directed also
against Sinclair Old, which declined
two points, Eollowed by rebound in
which this loss was more than re-
trieVed
Transcontinentals rose Y to az
points Southern Pacific leading;
grangers Were featured by Atchlson
and coalers by Reading and Norfolk
e Western, the latter rising So
points, Final quotations in general
were at the days highest levels Sales
amounted to 100000 shares.
Liberty issues again featured the
bond market, about so per cent Of
the turnover representing those flo
tations, which ranged slightly over
yesterdays final prices. Total sales,
par value. aggregated $17,350,000.
Old United States bonds were I'M
changed on call during the week
Liberty Bonds closed: 31as. $3.50;
first convertible AS, 1884; second As,
$3.50; first convertible Az s. 96.4O;
second convertible AVS, 94.OO; third
AIS, 95.S2; fourth 4h S, 94,3S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
Denver Livestock.

Denver, Dec. Acknowledging
200. Market strong, higher. Beef
steers. $1O.00@16.00; cows and heif-
ers, $8.50m1100; stockers and feed
ers, $9.50@10.75; calves, $500
1850.
Hogs-Roceipts 400. Market &c to
1Oc higher Top, $17.S5; bulk. $l7,O0
017.25.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market
steady Lambs $1S.5O@14,75; ewes,
$6.5O6U8.00
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.--Efforts OF shorts
to escape losses in nearby deliveries
carried the corn market grade today,
except March and May options which
showed o slight setback, The close
was firm. January $1.43 to $l.43M
May $136% to $i.36 Y and the finish
as whole e cent off to 35a cents
advance compared with "a hours be-
fore.
At first. all deliveries OF corn bar
ring only December had a downward
slant owing to predictions that after
new years larger crop movement
would take place subsequently,, how
ever, the fact became evident that the
congestion in December contracts had
affected the January delivery. A good