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Acid-S Stomach Makes
Millions Weak and
Miserable

For years dentists have been telling
us that it's acid mouth that ruins The
teeth. yet this acid that Is powerful
enough TO eat through the harder than
bone enamel of the teeth and decay
them, Is tasteless. Its presence can be
detected only by chemical tests.
No chemical test is needed TO tell you
that you have acid stomach.
Indigestion, belching, heartburn. sour
stomach, food repeating, that miserable
puffed up feeling after eating. intestinal
pains, headaches, etc. These are all
Natures warning to you. They are
sure signs Of superacidity.
Acid stomach prevents proper diges.
ton and assimilation. thus causing the
blood 10 become thin and Impoverished
as a result OF which people become sal
low skinned. emaciated. sick and bad
looking.
Acid.stomach causes stomach and in
~testinal fermentation, producing poisons
and toxins which, absorbed into the blood
and carried throughout the system, cause
auto. intoxication, insomnia, nervousness,
irritability, mental depression, melan.
cholia, dizziness. vertigo and oftcntimcs,
v~alvular heart trouble and heart failure.
Acid-stomach causes irritation all
along the Intestinal trsct-irrltation 80
severe and aggravatinR as TO frequently
result In catarrh and even cancer OF the
stomach.
What chance, then, has anyone for
robust health. happiness or success II
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Don't Worry About PinpIes.

On rising and retiring gently smear
the face with Cuticura Ointment. Wash
off the Ointment in five minutes with
Cutlcura Soap and hot water. For
free samples address, "Cuticura, Dept.
X, Boston" At druggists and by mail.
Soap 25, Ointment % and 50.-Adv.
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Adding an ounce OF camphor to each
five gallons Of gasoline he uses. an
English automobilist claims 10 effect
a fuel saving Of 20 per cent
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this acid-stomach Is allowed 10 tear down
and use up day after day your strength
and vitality faster than you can get IL
out OF food you eat. Life is indeed dark
and dreary for a person with acid stoin.
ach.
You crave health, strength. the power
and Will to think and nct-don't you?
You want to feel full OF pep and energy,
hne and ut, always eager for work or
pleasure.
Then you must rid your stomach OF
its excess acid. You can start doing II
right now. A wonderful modern medl.
cine has made II possible 10 literally wipe
out the excess acid. This remedy IL called
EATONIC. IL Is made In pleasant fast.
Ing tablets and you take them just like
a bit Of candy.
And, my. how good EATONIC makes
you feel! IL banishes acid-stomach mis-
cries like magici Makes the stomach cool.
sweet and strong. Helps you to get full
strength out OF your food so that, In
turn, your body and brain are vigorous,
alert and keen.
EATONIO is absolutely guaranteed. ~
get a big zoe box from your druggist. III
IL does not help you yonr money will he
refunded. II yOur druggist does not keep
EATON1C, send your name and address to
the EatOnic Remedy Company. lois $.
Wabash Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, and they will
at once mail you a Doc box and you can
send them the money for IL after you re-
ceive 1t.
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Her Species.

"She is the gray "1are in that house
"I should call her more of an old nag
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What's the matter with a wedding
ring as an exclusive circle?
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,UR SPECIAL OFFER POSITIVELY EXPIRES JANUARY Is
Tact.

Hostess DECENTRALIZATION do you
like your pie, James?
James-A Ll-little b-b-bigger, ma'am.
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HOW TO USE VICK'S VAPORUB IN
TREATING SPANISH INFLUENZA
The Influenza Germs Attack the Lining of the Air Pas
sages. When VapoRub Is Applied Over Throat and
Chest, the Medicated Vapors Loosen the Phlegm,
Open the Air Passages and Stimulate the Mucous
Membrane to Throw Off the Germs.

In Addition, VapoRub is Alb
sorbed Through and Stimu-
lates the Skin, Attracting
the Blood to the Surface and
Thus Aids in Reducing the
Congestion Within.
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Its Contents.

Mrs. HoOrah has a war garden"
HAS she raised vegetables in it?'
NO; flags"
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13

his great prize Of war and Expects
ier not 10 insist on further sacr1dcn
The sequel 20 this great episode ,
he war came In the winter Of isi5-n
By this time Bulgaria had Joined tbs
central powers. Serbia had be~u
overwhelmed. and the Germans no
obtained a complete. unobstructes
railroad line from Constsntinople T.
Austria and Germany. Huge Krupi
guns now began 20 come over TN
hne-al destined for toe Dardanelles
sixteen great batteries. Of the lates
model, were emp'aced near the en-
trance. completely controlling Ssdd-
ul-Bahr, The Germans lent the Turk
sAO'oOO marks, much OF which wa
spent defending this Indispensable
highway. The thinly fortified strait
through which ! passed In Mares
1913. are now as impregnably fortlfec
as Helgoland. IL IL doubtful n "a
the fleets In the world could force IN.
Dardanelles today.
CTHE ENDD
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Financial NelOs and Stock Market Quotations

i.Soae0D do, No 2. per bbE. soos4oo: do per
Us bas, l0a2 90; leans, native. green, per
ol's. 3Va4Oe: do. Norfolk. per has. green. tos
.c' Deets, native, rer bunch, Safe; cab
hase. native. per 100. 3.Ooa5.O0; do New York
state Danish, ljer ton Is O0acG %; do, do. do
nestc, per ton, lo.0oal5.0y: canlifower. per Dbl.
oVa9.S; do, per crate, 2O0a2. 80: celery. New
YORK, per doz punches, soa6oc; corn. native. per
'oH DAD; eggplant, native per bas 2JaiOc
glapes. Concord, pr Alb bas, 25a3Oc; Go. Mag
ara rer 4-'b. has. 2,s2sc; do, Catawbs, per
10 bas., aa3OC: g-apefruit. F1s.. per box.
soaie; kale, native. per bus box. 25si6c
ieuhce' native, per bus box, 30z50c: do New
YORK. per box. l.0)al.5l: Lima beans, pcr bu.,
i@; do, pei isbas., 5Oc; onions New York and
Western, per 100 lbs. l5Oal.75; do. MaryIand
ana PENNSYLVANIA. pcr 100 lbs. l.5)aI.75; do.
white, Ter 100 lbs. 20oa2. g oranges. as to
siEe' per box. 5.0os6.o; pears. New York,
Dol. Bartlett, 7.00a9Oo; do. Dbl Sheldon. 6.00a
80 DO, hiefer. per bns. 3jasOc; do. per Dbl.
SO SS; peppers. native. per bas. l5a2Oc
ounces per IS bas, l.5Oa1 rs. spinach, native.
per bus. box sOl5oc; tomatoes native, ripA, per
bss, s5aioc; do, do per measured bus, iOa50c
tnrnips. native. per bus, SOa35c
- LIVE PUULTRY-Chickens young per Id,
smooth. 0c; do. medium, SOC; do. small, -:
DO young, white leghOrns 3Oc; do, by eH-
press. 3oc; cid ROSTERS c2a25c old hens. over
l5S., Dc: do. small. &c; do. white Ieshorn. y
aS0ci ducks muscoyy and mongreI YOUNG 2SC
40 white -p2kirgs. young, 5Oc do puddle. ~
lb' and over, sc; do smaller, POOR. 25a26c
turkeys. choice, young. lbs. and over, Sc; do.
cd toms, &c; geesC, Maryland and Virginia, z
acc; do. Western and Southern. gja3c: pig
cons, per air, Uld 3a25c; do Young 3a2Jc
guinea fowl Young over Il. lbs, each, &c.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13

ing in action. His recent letters
disprove this fact and tell of his
confinement in a hospital suffering
from gas burns.
This is the secondstime that Corp.
Fowler. has been in action. Conn
pany D of the 10th Infantry. of
which he was a member. was in the
July offensive drive. At that time
he was injured severely. He was
in the hospital several weeks and
had just returned to the firing line
when he was again wounded. His
letters of September 2S, anticipated
an offensive movement. His family
was not surprised when they heard
of his wounds as he had been con-
stantly within range of the enemy.
Perhaps you have heard some-
thing of the peace rumors," he wrote
on October IL. From the state
ments in the paper ! don't think I
wilr have to go through another bat
tile. / only hope not for the last
one was awful"
Before going overseas Corp. Fow-
Ter was a member of the National
Guard of the District. He is %
years old and Is a native of Wash
ington. He made Shis home since his
childhood with his sister. Mrs. F. NJ.
Lanham of s31 Fifth street north
east.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
SCORES BIG SUCCESS
Toscha SeideI. with Philadelphia
Musicians, Heard at National.

The first Philadelphia symphony
concert of the season, led by its fa-
nous conductor, Leopold Stokowski,
took place yesterday afternoon at the
National Theater before a large gath
ering of people. Much interest sur
rounded the first appearance in this
city of the young Russian viOliniSt
prodigy. TOscha Seidel. as sOlOist
Toscha SeideI is a pupil Of Leopold
Auer. the dean of violin pedaEoEues.
Mr.. Seidel played Brahms Con-
Certo in D." bringing out all the
poetic beauty Of the main theme. lie
plays with great feeling: his tone is
pure and round. and he lives up to
the reputation Of being Leopold
Auer's latest distinguished pupil He
was recalled many times after the
noble Interpretation OF this conc' rto.
which so greatly delighted the audi
cnce
Mr.. StOkowski opened the program
with The Star-SpangIed Banner" "
which was played with much spirit
and heard by the audience with great
emotion. Then followed the brilliant
overture. "Gwendoline."
ISChalkOWSkE FOuTtn symphony
was the salient feature of th" pro-
gram. This marvellous symphony was
read with all the authority Of one
who is sure alike OF the spirit and
letter of what he is interpretins. This
work is full Of subtleties Of rhythm
and stirring climaXes and is bigger
than anything that can be said Of it,.
Mr. Stokowski put into this music all
the exquisite shadinCs and emotional
nuanCcs Of the Slavic Temperament.
At the close of the program the or
chestra was accorded a great ovation.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13
COTTON MARKETS.

w York, Nov. 2-PrunOunced weakness
Eas shown in the cotton market today. prices
dr1rTing to the maximum loss Of go points
Pernitted on any one day by the rules Of the
- e. The severe losses were preceded by
strength at the outset when reports Of killing
frost IN the Southwest were effective in Undue
ing buying Not drop Of rain anywhere on
the weather map.
On circulation of uncUnhrned r1Imors that
British. French, and Italian governments had
cancelled orders to buy the staple. there was
a general selling movement and prices gave
wy There was an absence Of covering or pub
lie buying.
At the close many selling orders were ID the
market at the maximum decline and the under
tone ruled very weak with the close at lin
lta Final prices were l4 to Us points under
tho close Of saturday
There WGre no eypDrts for the dsv
Spot at New Orleans was quiet and nm
charged at 3l3sc. The sales were > 81 bales
Spot here was nominal at a decline of Us
noints at 34oc for middIing There were no
sales.
Receipts at leading ports today were:
New Orleans. 5.ssi; Mobile. p, savannah
S35s' Charleston. ses; St. Louis. ssI
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Md. Nov. l2-Prices on the local
produce market today ranged as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery, Western separator. ".
tras GSaS9c: do firsts, 57a5sc do, Western prints
ls-lb. extras 59aeoc; do. frsts, 5sa59c do. West.
ern prints,rl ID extras. 59a6Qc: do. frsts 5sa
Soc; nearby creamery. extras. 55a5sc; do. frsts,
aa55c: dairy prints, Maryland, PeunsyIranja
and Virginia. extras. 4Oai2c; do. drsts, ga iOc;
stors-packed. frsts, 37s3sc; rolls, MARYLAND and
Pennsylvania, Sc; do. West Virginia, SssSc.
EGGS-Western Maryland aud peunsylrania
and nearby. per doz. frsts. &C; Eastern Shore
Of Maryland and Virginia, per doz. arsts soc;
Ohio. per doz frss. 60c; West Virginia. ne,
doz., 6oc southern North carolina), irsts. 57a
Sc.
POTAToEs-white. Western MARYLAND and
Pennsylvania, per zoe lbs. 22sa2.5O; do, New
York. Nc. /. per 100 lbs, 2a5a2 20; do Eastern
Shore of Maryland and Virginia. McCorm,cs
l.50al.75; do, Jerseys per i5o-lb sack, 375afeo: T:
sweets, sellows, North Carolina, per bbl. 50a
375; do. Anne Arundel. per has. 5oasoc; do,
Eastern Shore of Maryland and Delaware, per
bbl., 3.5la4.0o; do. Virginia, Ier bbl 3o1ss "a.
yans. farey, bright, per bbl.. 5OA3.so
GREEN FRUITS AND yEGETABIEs-.p
ples-Eastern Shore of Maryland. choice rer
Dbl. 2.coa3.Oo; do. do ordinary per bbl. 25a2 Co.,
do. do, pr h-bbi bas, 75csl so: do. New YORK
State, per Dbl. No. l. 5.ooas 50; do Western
Maryland and Pennsylvania, packed. per bpI,
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13
NO PANIC
STOCK MARKET
Many Issues Decline When
Market Opens After
Peace Jubilee.
BY BRoADAN WALL.

New YORK, Nov. R--ThankS 10 lhe
holiday and the opportunity to think
IL over, the stock market was orderly
today. There was no sign Of hysteria
on either side. and wnen selling be-
ca1l2 so heavy as to deprcss the Dst
thsre was good buying from banking
interests that dit rot have to go to
the brokers to sorrow money. The
general public WAS pOwerless to stop
the decline, because most brokers had
bought up to the limit nf loans PER
mitted by the banks and had to turn
away important Suy.nt; orders.
The result OF this was that after
a strong opening. in which some
small advances were made. the mar
ket declined steadily until the last
hour. when there was 4 small rally.
after which further selling carried it
down so that the close was near bot
tom Important net losses We're re-
corded in nearly all issues regard
less OF whether they were peace
stocks or war brides
Cotton had a most severe collapse,
and by early afternoon had declined
the 200 points which the exchange had
fixed as a maximum of any one lays
movement Trading necessarily ceased
except for a few scattering orders to
BY The disclosure that retailers of
d" goods are Overstrcl;ei.
Mexican Petroleum had the most
severe decline of any stock on the
exchange. being at one time 11L5
points under the high price made
A. the opening.
American Sumatra was one of the
few stocks to rise and showed a net
advance Of Az points for the day.
closing at the top figure. American
Tobacco. Lorillard and Liggett and
Myers were also strong. Tobacco
Products, and Cigar Stores were
quiet
American Linseed directors omit
ted once more to declare a dividend
on their common stock. although the
earnings for 1918 disclosed at their
annual meeting held during the day
were s5.77 a share on the common
stock. as compared with S3.55 for
the preceding fiscal year.
Strength OF Baldwin Locomotive
was one of the surprises for the pro-
fessionals had looked upon that is
sue as something OF a war stock.
The &c lipment stocks. as a rule.
were not conspicuously strong. with
the exception of Baldwin.
L. s Steel was n disappointment
when it sold under par.
Its decline was no doubt induced by
the call from Washington for steel
makers to assemble there in con-
ference to decide about removing
price limits. II will be the govern
ments policy to release business as
rapidly as possible from war restric-
tions. Steel and copper must neces-
sarily decline sharply and It is the
belief Of lea1ing economists that the
quicker this decline is brought about
the better for business in general.
Secretary McAdoo took out of the
market what little enthusiasm there
was when he- warned the public to
look forward to a continuation of
high taxes
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13

The three of u sat there for some
time. drinking coffee. eating German
cakes, and smoking German cigars. /
did, not do much Of the talking, but
the conversation Of Won der Goltz
and Wangenheim seemed TO me 10
mind, and especially on the trustwor-
thiness Of German military reports.
The aspects Of the DaardaneIIehs fight
uhat interested them most at that
time was EngIand's complete frank
ness in publishing her losses That
the British government should issUe
an official statement. aging that three
ships had been sunk and that four
others had been badly damaged
struck them as most remarkable. In
this announ cement I merely saw a
manifestation Of, the usual British
desire 10 make public the worst
the policy which We Americans also
bel leve 10 be the best in war times
: But no such obvious explanation
could satisfy these wise sand solemn
Teutons. No. England had some
deep purpose IN telling the truth 50
unblushingly: what could ii be?
"Es ist ausserordentlich," 1T is
extraordinary said Won dor GoIiz
referring 10 Englsnd's public ac-
acknowledgement OF defeat
"Es list unerhort," ut is unheard Of
declared the equally sstoniShed Wan
genheim.
These master diplomatists canvassed
cne explanation after another, and
finally reached a conclusion that sat
isfied the higher strategy. England
they agreed, really had had no en-
thusiasm for this attack. because. In
the event Of success. she would have
had to hand COnstantinople oy0r u
RuSsia-something which England
really did not intend TO do. BY pub.
fishing the losses. England showed
Russia the enormous difficulties OF
the task; she had demonstrated. in
deed. that the enterprise was impos-
sible After such losses. England IN
tended Russia to understand that sh,
had made A sincere attempt TO gas
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS Strictly fresh. select. s2a63; average re-
ceipts. q, cold storage. 50.
CHEEsE-New York state factory new, 15s 70.
BUTTER Eign print. 6Ils Egin tub, 63,a.
LIVE POULTRY - Itoostcrs, rer 10. 70.
turkeys. per h.. Sass; chickens. spring, per H.
2sa3O; hans, per h.. 2: keats. young. ~ lba
and up. co
DRESSED rUULTHY Fresh uWe- sorn,
i1ai2; turkcls, Ter h. EJai6; rosters per ID.
81 hens. per d.. ciaa6
GREEN FRUIT-Applfs, Ter bhl {, Gas 50;
box, 7jca2U: rasket. fancy. soJl4O0: Cab
fornia lemons. lO.OOal5.Ol; Csiforra oranges.
s.O2aeoO; grapes Niagara, 2Sa3o: concord 2sa50
cranberries 10 % per Dbl. 2.o)l5OO l"r box;
grapefruit. Per box. 37SaioO
VEGETABLES - Potatoes. No. 3O0a35O;
beans. per basket. 2-j0a3.j0; peppers crate.
75aiCO: okra, crate, 5Ja5.C0: radishes bunch
2s3 cucumbsrs. has, 2OGa25O. egglIants 75csl o.
crate; cabbage new 100 lbs. I.5CaI.75. beeus.
per bunch. ia6; lettuce, l.Coal 50 Ter basket
tomstoes nearby. LOla3oo; Las. c.C0a2.g0 Ter
basket; lima beans. per qt.. t0aEO; sweet 10
tatoes. 4.0)ITO0 IT tbl.; celery. ,1aTJ per
bunch; do. ?J9Sos crate.
LIVE STOCE-SheCp. Pcr ID. .as Iamts-
l5s'6; hogs, heavy. I9 calves. l9. medium. l6sl7
SEEDS-Clover, 4.SOa25 Ter b'tshel. r'motny
5.l5a5.4 % per bushel; red top grass I,aI6 peI
round: hiue grass. S25 per buaheI, orchard
grass, 3Ns36O Per bushel
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Nov. l2-BUTTER-SoIid-pa pack.
ed creamery, extra, &c; do. high-scoring goods,
eaeoc the latter for jobbing sales; extra drsts,
eOa60fc; irsts, 5sa5ec; seconds, 53a5sc; thirds.
SsSzc' sweet creamery, choice and fancy, s3ss5c;
tair to good, ea62c; ladies, as to qualiay, Ala
&c; iaeklng stock. saioc; fancy brands of near
BY prints jobbing at ess6sc; fair IN pno,t soaslo
EGGs-Nearby firsts, 10 soa2o.lo per crate.
nearby current receipts. ls5O per crate: seconds.
l0.aals.p; inferior lots, lower; Western, extra
hrsts lssOa0l0 per crate; do. firsts ls Ooais 10
PER crate; seconds, l6-50ais.O0 inferior lots low
er; storage eSgs extra, 4.4o firsts, IilO: sec
Gnas' k;zjalS.SO; fancy selected carefully can
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls according tn anal
ny: sZa-Sc; spring chickens. according to quality.
.Saszc; ROSTERS, 2ia25c ducks, Pekin, 3aaa5c. do
Indian runner. 4a3oc; geese. ssa3ac; turkeys' 81
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13
CHICAGO GRAIN.
By JOSEPH F. PRITCH.RD,

= ~ S''A'A ~ =. I-hllCi iia KID.
Chicago. Nov. The first session on IN.
f9oATu OF IFade following the downfall Of Ger
many flilel U reflect any prDbabIe coI-ss .,
prices in the near future,
There Is likely to be at least a partial r.
Tersal OF conditions surrounding the eratn and
hour situation There will be no change in
EheaE pnces next year Those set by President
obliged to take IN and pay for possibly a 1.rys
crop o. this grain in 1919 and this too A.
90 the same a. England his been doing for
some time. e iO
The puees for cum and oats will sur+D.ta
rom DAY to day. as hsrstOfore but the courss
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13

SEC; guineAs. young. PER pair. Weighing ~ and
pounds. apiece. looal25; smaller sizes. eOsSjc
guincas, old, per pair, 75asoc: pigeons. cid. per
Esir. Slas5c; do. young, pair 25as0c.
POTATOES-W White rOtHtnts Eastern Shnr-
per bbl, No. T. 3J1ai50; No > a5Os3O0; white
potatoes, Iersey. Ter E.bus. has, No. /, s5cs
O.; y .. tra7-c: white Iotsto,s. Jersey and
PENNSYLVANIA. Ter 100 Is. Green Mountain. No.
J, 2.25a2G Gi. nts. No. I, 2..Ja24o; 10 3
L2jaI.75; sweet potatoes, Jersey, per has. No
J. lEaI..5: No. ?. 5oa75c; sweet potatoes, East
rrn Shore. Ter bbl., No. 1. 3.75aicO; No. ,, 2jOa
200
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13
WASHINGTON SOLDIER
is REPORTED MISSING
Corp. FowIer's Last Letter Stated
He Was in Hospital.

a patient in base hospital. Corp.
J. J. Fowler. of S3t Firth street
northeast. has written to his sister,
Mrs. +. NJ. Lanham, of this city. Of
in yesterdays casualty list as miss
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Capital Traction IS, 500 at 81. 500 at g. $50
at r.
Washington Railway Is. 5000 at 7O7.. 500 at
7CA.. NOO at 70s.. S00O at 70a. $1,000 at 7Oa.
81 900 at 7O7s
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 5s, 81 600
at s6l9
Capital Traction. 10 at s51s. 3 at Ssh. 5 at
S5A
Washington Railway com. at ST. 5 at 81.
at s.. 20 at 81.
Washington Railway pfd.. at 70.
Washington Gas, 10 at 53lz. 10 at 5c'=. ) at
53l4.
District National Bank. 10 at I5i
Union Trust Company 10 at Il9
Mergenthaler. 10 at lE3zs
I-anstan. at 65l.. 10 at So. > at 65I..
After call:
Washington Railway pfd-. at 6e4..
LanstOn, at 65
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13

Of these fluctuations cannot be held in advance
with any degree Of certainty.
There was advance Of A@xc in the de
ferred corn futures today, while there was no
change in the November.
The undertone in oats firm and price
gains Of lkd&c were made
The Washington herald., 1918-11-13
CURB STOCKS.

New York. Nov ,2-Trading On the curb
presented ev.cncc that in the long rcriod Of
liquidation in the war-ordcr stocks all the in
fuence cf the restoration uf Irare On the mar
ket Tnsirion Of the stocks IA. d already been
discounted;
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Fight for the Dardanelles
NoU Surrendered
Ambassador Morgenthau Tells
of Dramatic Venture.
VICTORY IN SIGHT; FLEET DEPARTS

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