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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-22

war SAVINGS
ISSUED ny THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
SnIano.

JIlan0.
sSSn Der @egeno bon Sans
9Th, 8anias, tpuroen ourh eiuell
gornaoo fiinf 9erionen, Elm Gbepoar
@riit uno feline orei gnfelfinoer ,get6-
tet. Nuh piel Shaoen purbe onee-
ridtet.
Die 5ornaooes anl 0ienstag
nadmittag boben IeiIe BON Soma,
Sainois ullb Misconiin beimseiudt.
llneefdbr 5ipan5ia Meniden iino
inns 2eben gefommen uno Elm Sho-
ben pom mebreren Miaionen lit anse-
riftet. Ser fleine Srt 2ipe Sod in
Wisconiin lit poait1noig 5eritort.
5bper selitten baben Die Srte
Boone in Soma, aooea IN &anias,
Die @eeenb BON Sons in Ganios uno
Ole Srte Netpton unb 9enniion in
Soma II. M.
g[1s San Sraneisco miro ge=
meIoet. Ibomns S. MooneD meroe
am %. Mai gum CODE pernrteilt
tperoen. Woonep lit id)uIbig befun-
oei1, 8omben off einen Jelt5ug ge-
iporfen uno mebrere Berionen set0.
tet gu bnben. gr ~beitreitet anfs Ont.
IdJieoenite Die 5duIo.
Dns Salls bat oils Ylennr=&o-
mite ben 8efhIuB angenommen. NIT
SO gegen So Stimmer, oaB nihts
BON Dem @eloe, oas Die 5000 Brc-
ouetion Bill betpiaigt, benust meroen
biirfe, ebe nidt Der Hrdiioent Die
Bermenbung bon 2ebensmitteln fir
Die SerItellnng BON beranihenben
@etrdnfen mabrenb Der 9auer hes
Grieges perboten babe.
Sci eiuem Seiier in Der 6opler
MerepIane 5aetorp in Sen Srancis-
co perbrannten fiinf8ebn aeropIana
nnb piel Materiol fir 2iiftihiffe.
Ger lltberiide 8aitor Jrieori1
Brand BON Springfielo, ST, bat in
cinem 8utbe, betitelt u2litberaher Je-
gen @oben5oaerntim" ben aaiicr
beftig allgegriffen uno erfldrt, oaB
Die amerifaniiden 2utberaner Dem
aaiier nid)t Die 9eringitc a~nbanglif)-
felt ldnIoig ieien.
Die Hepublifaner bon SENT
iplpanien baden BEN Yrobibitioniiten
Senator Sproul, Der fir Mnnnbme
bes 8robibitions amenoements 8lsr
gunoesperfaiiuna lit, als @oltuer-
nellrs. &~Qnoioaten anfgeiteat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-22
nii[fs @pneroIonmoIt 4eelill

9ills @eneraIanpalt Seeing
bat 3rp0If meitcre anflaeell geJen
@erf1nfer non lauren Nepfelfpein
oocr nGioer" erboben, reip. INN Or
IoB pom ginbnltsbefeblen, burd mel
DIE Der 8erfailf oieies @etrunfes per-
biroert miro, nadeeiudt. 9tad ben
pom Stoats @bemifer angeltellten
4uolpien ioa Der beanitanoete iallre
Iepfelpein BON pier bis neun Bro
aent @lfoboI entbalten; gegen Die I'll
ienbofael, melbe ben Gioer nah ben
Sredcn5onen transportierel., miro i'll
Den naditen 9agen porgegangcn
tueroen. 3mei Der 8erf0itfer mobnen
in Dallas, bier IN Sort 8ortb uno
feds in 8oeo. @egen ben BerfGnf
BON iiiBent, oIfobolireiem s(epfelpein
neroen feline Giniperloungen erbnben.
9alr oie Hrbsit id)afit bic Rus
betage.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-22

salr oie 9rbsit idafit bic Ru-
betage.
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S. A., u. & G. q. & G. N. Depot

Nufn1ff-
SO. 2-@on Corpus ghriiti unb
Brownsville @egenb ab'bs $40
SO. 4-3on CORPUS @hriiti uno
8~rofpnspiIes @eaeno BORN. 6:45
SO. 6-@on garriso Springs II.
GrnitaI Gitb. .obenos 500
Ibfabrt-
&c. 1-ganh Corpus ghriiti nno
Brownsville s@eaenb BORN. 10:45
SO. 3-Nah Corpus gbriiti uno
B~rptpnsbiIes Ueaeno ab'bs 10:45
(SmIaffpagen.)
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ARSENAL AUTO PARTS co.

802 G.+Jlprrs ct. Gel. Grpfttt 1854
gonitdnoiges Eager gebrnudter Quto<
mobiIteiIe unD a10erer in oieies Sad
~id5lnaenoen ArtifeI. Dns Q;eihGft lit
inter neuer 2eitung, b0aig ~umgemooeit
niD bergr6bert. Sci Den ieeigen boben
Rreiien besabIt es lid, bel uiis por5us
ipreden oDsr az teIep6onieren. ebe mar
aud ihon aebraudte 5eifen foipie Sorns
1eile tets porrdtig. Aommt al nj
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S. A. & A. P.

Mnfunft-
SO. 12-Non aiiitenorten nndim. 200
go. 14-@on 6ouifon unb &ii~
itenorten ...... mDrgens 5:55
80. 16-8on 6ouifon IL. @nco abs. 7:05
$50. 4t-gon acrrbile. nnr an
Sonntneen ..... aber0s $40
DO. 43-Gon GerrniIe tdgl. abos. 9.l5
SO. 155-Ton aerrpiIe nnb Gnmp
Gtnnleb, tdal. ausaenommen
SDnntaa, gemii6t. -a5enos $50
Abfohrt-
30. 11-Nah Corpus ghrifi.
5ouiton unb Bnco BORN. 9:25
No.13- Nnd 5ouifoi1 n.aiiite abs. 1920
SO. 15-gnh &eneon ..nndm. 1:25
go. I2-Nah aerrbiIe. mn an
an SoHntngen .mras. 7.45
go. 44-Nah aerrbilIe, tdel. nfnn.4 so
Np. Noh &errpille unb Comp
Stanleb. semiidlter 3us, tda~
Iih, alsgen. Sonntag inrgs. 7.30
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M. X. & 7.

Mnfunff-
1. SO. 25-gon 9iorb geras mrgs. 7:20
.. $50. 25-uantp SIper" morgens 7:39
SO. S-Gon @aeo unb Infin
......... nadmittags 4.45
SO. 29-.&apt 2imiteo~ abenbs 7:55
SO. 1-~SeTas Gpecidl" nbenos $3.50
Mbfabrt-
go. 4-Nah Muitin unb Bneo
-. 1900. !. rnfm. 1925
$50. 30 aatp 2imiteo~ BORN. 1000
So. 2-nSeras 6pecial" BORN. 500
/. $50. 90 aatb SInes nah 0alns
nno Sort @ortb.. .ntcnbs 900
2. SO. 90 ad ct. 2pnis ,tnb
Ganias gitp .abenos 9.20
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
EicfpriQ Sipjftpu.

Mntunff-
SO. 3Of-saeIih Dor 6ouIton.
Bort Qapaca. 4ietorin nnD
guero ......... nbenos 7:05
Mbfahrt-
SO. 302-Sdglih naf giiero. Gics
toria. Bort 2nbnca unb
6puiton s........ abeuos Sis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
Journey to France
Makes Soldier of
Bakers Secretary

WASHINGTON-A visit to the
trenches and American training camps
in France has convinced Ralph Hayes
private secretary to Secretary of WT
Newton D Baker that he must get into
the fight to crush Hunism without fur
ther delay
On their return, Hayes Informed the
secretary of his decision, and obtained
Mr. Bakers aid in getting his place
in the draft advanced so he would be
called at once. He took the physical
examination today and soon will be in
uniform.
Hayes came here from Cleveland,
where he was associated with Mr.
Baker. His position as private sccre
tary TO the secretary of war is by far
the most important in Washington held
by so young man Although only
about 25 years old Hayes knows and
keeps to himself the military secrets
possessed by the war department
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In The Days News

DR.. William o. Thompson. who is to
deliver the commencement oration to-
day at the University OF Oklahoma, is
president Of the Ohio state university
and one OF the most prominent educat-
ors OF the nation. Doctor Thompson
was born at Cambridge. Ohio, in 1855.
and received his academic training at
Muskingum college. Deciding to fol
low a church career, he entered West
tern Theological seminary and was or
dained TO the Presbyterian ministry
upon his graduation in 1882 For sew
eral years he engaged in missionl-y
work in Iowa. He began his career as
an educator in 1885 as president Of
Longmont college, in Colorado In
1871 he was chosen head Of Miami III
versity and from this institution he was
called TO the presidency OF Ohio state
university IN 1899.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04

NEW ORLEANS. juno l--Tho subma-
rlns activity Oh this side OF the water
was reflected In the cotton market today
by a decline OF 80 to 81 points around
the opening, The market acted over sold
at the decline aud Il demand for covers
set In on which n reaction ensued At
the end OF the first half hour Of trading
price were TO IL points over last week 8
close,
Tho bureau report on condition OF b23
percent OF the normal was higher than
expected and caused II drop OF ~ to 20
points. but the market reacted quickly on
rsalizing operations by shorts and went
y to 80 points over the closing quotations.
Of last week At noon tho active months
showed net gains OF 1 to - points.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales
on the spot, 2Ol 70 arrive isv; low
mldding, Sl26c. Receipts, S.227.
Trading was queter during the early
afternoon and there was little further
change In prices, which held steady
around A7Oc for July aud 2Sll for Oc-
tober, OF about Ii to 70 points net
higher. "A
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Indians in Army
Retain War Rites
Of Their Ancestors

s ST. PAUL, Mnn.-Informat
reaching ST. Paul from various reserva-
nons IN the northwest, indicate that
Indians who have been accepted for
the national army have not forgotten
the war rites Of their ancestors.
In every reservation heard from, serv-
ICE flags float proudly Every reserva-
from has subscribed to war activities
Indians from some Of these prairie
stretches have already distinguished
themselves in France. Sons of wrinkled
warriors OF two generations ago are
stirred by two-fold impulse.
Many ancient customs are stih OBJ
served by the Indians, but the war-path
rites which had become covered be
cause of long neglect are again receiv-
ing spectacular Observance. The Indian
who goes 10 the front to serve his coun-
try is not only honored by the mer OF
his tribe, but he, himself, attaches sig
nificenoe 70 the event
An inciden. reported from Forest
City, S d. is considered proper on
various reservations. Jonas Eagle. a
Cheyenne. was drafted. When he passed
his examination, he killed a steer and
treated his friends to a barbecue. Then
he began 10 give awav his most
cherished belongings. Three ponies
went to friends and many small articles
were distributed Tomas gave away
everything which he thought tradition
demanded aod then announced he was
".c- y t- tight like hell"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
Negro Gives Unique
Reason for Asking
Big Army Insurance

BATTLE CREEK, Mieh.-Negro
soldiers, who came here from the south
a month ago had some interesting con
cepiions OF military lie Virtually all
applied for war risk insurance, but the
sums they decided to take we're far
below the average Of the other soldiers
in camp. Suddenly a big smiling negro
pushed his way forward and said:
Boss, all wants $1,000 worth o dat
insurance /"
His seeming Alflucnce created q
iurorc among the other dusky selects,
They promptly began plying HIM with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
WAR SPEC|ALT|ES
MAKE ADVANCES
Strength Seen in Days Trad
ing in Stocks,

NEW YORK, June stock were ac-
tive and stronB Mt the opening OF to-
day 5 Session, yesterdays late rally be
ing very generally extended. Steels,
equipments and the war group as Il
whole led the movement at to points
and shippings seemed to ignore the sub
marine monaco.
Standard rails displayed underlying
strength and specialtes were represent
cd by tobaccos. Mexican petroleum, In
dustrial alcohol and distilers at substan-
tial advances
Liberty bonds continued under pres
sure. the AIS making a new low at
9572
Leaders sold off slightly during the
intermediate period on profit taking in
duced to an extent by the French war
bulletin Specioltios were unaffected,
however, Baldwin Locomotive. Tobacco
Products United Cigurs, Alcohol and
Texas company Increasing their advan-
tage.
Lenders made concessions later but
hardened again at the end. The clos
Ing was strong Liberty 9hs sold at
$3.50 TO 9066 with new minimums for the
first 4s at 93.5S, to 1920. the second !s
at $3.50 to 90 and AIS at 95.76 to $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
Advances Scored in Corn
Prices in Pit,
CHICAGO GRAM AND paoy,sloNs

CHICAGO, June Corn rallied in
price today owing to IA reaction from the
furry over the, submarine raid. Offer
ings were quickly absorbed. and early
sellers who attempted to cover found
the process difficult Opening quota
tions, which ranged from nc TO NC
higher, with June Sl.2sh and July
t3lh to tL32. were followed by ma :
terial further gains and then something
Of setback. Oats went upward with
corn. After opening hc to Nc higher
with July 65hc to b5%c, prices scored a
moderate additional advance. Provisions
weakened owing to slackness OF demand
Later, tho slowness OF domestic ship
ping call had been Il depressing influence
and so did large receipts, but the effect
failed to last. The close was firm, e
cents net higher. with June tl.30% anC
July 1880 to tlJSA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
Pair of Shoes
$83 in Hungary

ROME,-The Hungarian press com
plains bitterly of the price of shoes.
They are said to be selling for $8j a
pair, and it costs $2j to have a pair re-
soled. Shoemakers refuse to make any
for persons unknown to them, because
the law forbids the making of leather
shoes, but the wealthy public dsdain
wearing the clogs which are the com
mon iootgear of the poorer classes.
-----wes,-
Love Is nC-e TO wor than ambi-
tion is to man-her light, her life, her
very hrcath.-Lonrfcllow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
French Generals
More Youthful
Than the German

PARlS-lh France, as in England,
there has been campaign for some
time 10 iniuse younger blood into the
various high commands As concerns
France, It is certain that the generals
now commanding her armies are con
sidcrahly younger than those whom the
kaiser relies on, This Is shown by the
following lists
Frsnee--Marshal Joifrc, % years /,
Castelnau, 81; Pctain o. Foch, N /;
Sartail oS Manoury n Pau, bS; Gou-
raud. SO; dUrhNl 50,
Gcrmany--Non llacscler, 81 years
Ilindenburg 70, Mackcnscn, 6S Won
Hauscn, II; Won Buelow, n; Won
Heeringen, OF Won Callwiu, oS Won
Eichorn, o. The youngest Is Won Falk.
enhayn, who is under o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
Hoped for Third Time.
Hun Didn't Reckon
On French Guns

PARIS, June 4--The success Of the
French high command in getting ar,il-
lery to the front at telling points in the
path of the advancing Germans was the
subject of satisfied comment in the lob
bles OF the chamber of deputies last
night.
The Germans evidently did not ex.
pect to encounter this concentration oI
guns and when they tried to advance
Yesterday and ran into the rain OF
French artillery fire they suffered ter.
rible losses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
AMERICANS CHECK
NUN ATTEMPTS TO
GROSS The Marine
tcOn,Inu.d from PsV, or.J

Saturday Up to Friday evening tho
prisoners counted totaled i,7l2.
The Greeks captured the enemy first
and second liIsS, the second being on
a level II not actually dominating the
third line, The first and second lines
were powerfully organized with all
modern contrivances.
The success improves the allied posi-
ton considerably on difficult sector.
Several Bulgarian counter attack,
were frustrated by allied barragc fire
which inflicted severe losses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
BRITAIN TO TRY
WOMEN AvIAT0RS

LONDON, June 4--Fmployment Of
women as hviators Is intended by the
British government, George II, Roberts,
labor minister, declared In a speech at
Sheffield, while referring to the i'm
portah part that women are playing
In industry The minister said he be-
lieved women would make very good
aviators.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June L-HoGs: Receipts
!o.5O0i steady; lights. ii6,1bai6. Ni rigs
mSzSg sIsS SS l.Oo; . mixed mixed and butchers. t6 %
si6bOVl6.sO. CATTLE. Receipts, 5000
slow native beef steers, OIL 500 II go
yearlinE steers and helfers, %. SOD 9. 50,
cows, 81 sou 1875; stockers. aud feeders,
$500 " OOi fair TO prime southern beet
efs, sooViS56 native @ SST csivs. s"I ,7 ha y q
1900 SHEEP: Receipts, 5000 STEADY
10 Nwer; lambs. tll00Qi1 90 ewes
tl2OOOnlhOO; Gamers and choppers. $500
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LIVERPOOL,

LIVERPOOL, June 4--Cotton spot
220sd; middiing, 2i.btd; low middiins
2l0ld; good ordinary. 2O02d; ordinary
19isd Sales, 1000. including LOO
American. No receipts. Futures closed
July. 2i God; August, i0,OSd; September,
lo.fOd October, is.6Od. Old contracts,
fixed prices: June, g0,iod; June-July,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. June I.-HOGs: Re.
Is'R "a tS al SSo iSt ,oa, aishsG SuIk 1890
1850; pigs. tlS.7SqisSo. CATTLE: Re.
celps. 5000; steady TO lOc lower; prime
steers, iiSb6alsSo southern .,.eds'
81 OOGlb.7b, cows STbOd 10 90; heifers,
tlO.0 .0Nq Is. 80; stockers, {s5bulB rs; calves
's.bOWlS.2b. SHEEP: Receipts, 5000.
steady to weak lambs, sit b0u 20. rs.
yeerlings. fli o0p1s 90. Wethers, ii2. 90 q
ls 30 ewes, $1,000 1900; Stockers, $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, June i-Mercantlle pa
per months, percent; 8 months 6
percert Sterling. 60-day bills, A72&;
commercial 6O-day bills on banks, N.72;
N7SA; cables, tl7G 7-iS; guiiders, de-
rnand, 40% cables 50H. Bar silver,
9sA. Mexican dollars. nc Government
bonds heavy; railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans easier: 60 days 5hG6 per
Gan money, stendy; high ~ percent;
Pow, AZ; ruling rate, AZ closing bid
IA; offered at ~; last loan. AZ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
MANY THOUGHT KILLED
IN BLAST IN FRANCE

PARIS, June 4-Much damage was
done by iolent explosion yesterday
in plant which war materials were
being made at Baussens, in southern
France, near Aries, lIavas dispatch
from Marseillcs reports The number
Of persons killed or injured is large.
--wss,-
The nectar which Loves own hand
pourS never fa'' or sours --Mallctt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. juno i-HoGs: Receipts,
1000; strong: bulk, tsbogle7O; top
steHdy TO strong; top, ,if7b: calves.
steady; stockers and feeders unchanged
SHEEP Receipts, 10000; slow TO lbc
lower; top shorn. ti726. sheep scarce
feeling bearlsh. some ewes sold kSo lower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
Hun Moves Into
Dangerous Pocket

PARIS, June 4-The French have
stopped the German drive toward Paris,
It nov may be safely said As was
forecast when the oiiensi,s began, Il
lasted Just eight days The enemy
movement is now splitting up into a
ries OF battles for positions in which
the French have advan lg, Of terrain.
The region Of 0urcq where the enemy
is making his greatest effort form,
Roughly an arena into which he is
marching On the northern side Of the
arena the dominating physical feature
is the forest OF Nillcrs- Cotterets and on
the south the hills ranging toward the
Marne around Co,hcrel Both of these
hill positions are held by the French
Held on Three Sides.
On the west, the enemy is confronted
by the obstacles formed by the rivers
OurcQ and 5avlcres, so that he is held
in on three sides,
The German advance seems 10 be de
veloplng int race for Paris and re-
calls the race for the sea after the bat
tie OF the arne In 1914 il was a
question primarily of speed, each side
trying to out-pace the other apd turn
his opponents wings The present con-
test is race of effe tives with each
contestant trying to bring up as many
men as possible in the shortest possible
time in order to be numerical master Of
the situation,
Hoped for Third Time.
IN the offensive begun March q, the
Germans intended to capture Amiens
and the channel ports. The efforts.
however. was not Of aturc to bring
about immediate results,
The Gerr1ars realized this and in
their haste to finish matters resumed
the march toward Paris for a third
time, thinking that success would mean
a. end TO the war The enemy now
is apparently risking all in a formidable
attempt to reach Paris.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO June 4-BUTTER; I'm
changed EGGS Higher; receipts, 80,
26W29c at mark, cases included 29m
SOC. POTATOES: Higher; receipts, Is
cars; Wisconsin Michigan and Mime
sofa. bulk, S1.O061.l0; ditto sacked, tll6
0l.26 POULTRY: Alive, unchanged.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY, June 4.-CORN: Cash,
unchanFsi No. mixed, sl61q153; No.
white, Sl59Gls5 No. 2 yellow, 81 52u
l.5i OATS. Unchanged; No. white,
72c: No mixed, 691t a zoe RYE: 81 so
ql.65. KAFIR AND MILO MAIZE. t2.45
U2.65.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH, June 4-CATTLE
SL5oQl5.75 HOGS Receipts. 900
steadyi heavy, tl5.65dl67b, BHEEP
i!eSselpts. l,SOOi steady lambs. ti5 OO0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04

questions a. 10 his reason for ,akise
the maximum policy.
We'll" he explained. "yuh kin lust
bet dey'll take mighty good care Nv a,
$1,000 niasah over dere'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
CHICAGO.

. CHICAGO, June 4-CORN: No Z yel-
low, $1,000 100 OATS: Standard. 13U
iic. RYE: No. ?. $40. BARLEY
tl.OOGi2S.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. J.Go 4-CORN: Steady;
No, ?. tl.lSqlig, No. 2 white. kl55a
l63. OATS Steady; No, 2, Tic; No. 3
white 1870 nc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-04
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, June 4.-POUI.TRY. I'm
changed except springs, SIC. BUTTER
and EGGS. Unchanged
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Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. June 4-BUTTER
EGGS. POULTRY: Unchanged. POTA-
TOES Steady new, FlSOuIS5i old,
tl.l0q12O
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His VAlorouh Part.

and what did you do during the
great war;"
81 counted the jars Of jam that we're
issued to tie soldiers
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CATTLE MARKET
TRADING STEADY
Receipts Are Good and Top
Price Is $3.50,

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prevailed In the local cattle market to-
DAY Receipts were moderately good,
close to 1880 head coming and large
percent Of steers making up tho Tuesday y
supply This top on tho early market
went at NJ 30 and the bulk in steer
cattle, jackpot shlpmcntA OF fair to
medium qualities made up the bulk Odd
he'd OF good heavy cows brought up to
NO and fat heifers fll to tl2. Gamers
and cutters sold from So b0 TO st. The
Stondy at Mondays decline In price.
Closing Quotations.
Prices NJ tho various grades OF cattle
prn approximately as follows:
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fOGS-tuIlN INulnH IN tns nOE Ill
vision was generally steady on a basis
TO 10 cents higher than Monday. The
close was steady, the top going at Sl67O
and the bulk AT $lG3b and up.
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COTTON DECLINES
on U. S. REPORT
Condition Better Than Expect
ed; Bears Helped,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, June Cotton CLOSED
vary ateady
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New York Stock List

NEW YORK, June Closing prices on
tho New York stock exchange today
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Closing Quotations

fflces N tho various grades OF oatt
srn approximately as follows