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The Washington herald., 1918-11-26
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
UNITED States Bureau Of Markets, ,,

UNITED States Bureau Of Markets.)
Chicago. Nov. 5.-HoGS-Receipts. y 200;
mostly l5c TO sc higher than Saturday: big
hackers buying sparinglv; butchers. II s5als 20
lights I7.OOaIsD; packing. T.ooaI7.75; throw
outs, l60oae.50 pigs good to choice, - 5Oal5 80.
CATTLE-Reoeipts. 1000: choice native and
Western steers. steady; others and butcher cat
tie. slow: mostly l5c 70 &c lower; calves. steady.
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; market slow; most
S &c lower carly lambs. top, $3.50.
ST. Louis Nov. s-HoGs-Reoeipts. rmo;
higher; lights. I7.55sl7.55 pigs. lSOOa6OO; butch
ers, E.35alT 50.
CATTLE Receipts, 100; slow; native steers,
l7.j0als.2; heifers. s.5Oal5.50; COWS. 750al2 20
stockers and feeders. S5al2OO calves 7.75al7. =.
sHEEP-Reoeipts. 4.ocO; lower; lambs, l6.5Oa
1875; ewes, ll.ooal2oo.
ksnsss City. Nov. 25.-HoGS-Receipts la.-
COO; heavy I7IOal7.75: butchers. I7.SOal7. 30
lights. l7.0oal7 .65; pigs. l3.Oosl45O
CATTLE - Receipts, 600; steady; prime
steers, F.5als5O; Southern steers. 60oaL,.oo
COWS. 5.25al3oo; heifers. 7OlaI35O; calves. 7.5oa
1880.
sHEEP-Receipts 1900; lower; lambs. Il 5Oa
800; yesrlinss, lo.5oal2OO; wethers. 9sCalLOOi
ewes, sO0ae0
East Buffalo. Nov. 3.-CATTLE-Receip
$500; good slow; other. steady; prime. Il Goa
lIpi shlppans steers, lb.salb9; butchers, lIOO
also; yesrlings. ll.5oal350; hefers, 10 O5Oal3oo:
cows. 5.ooall.o; bulls 7.00all.o0; feeders and
stockers. 7.coall0o; fresh cows and springers,
65 0Oali5ocA
CALVEs-Receipts, 1.0o; strong at 7.na0. 50.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900; &c to Soc lower
heavy mixed Workers. light Workers and pigs,
s0); roughs. l2oOal6.so; stsgs. l0.OosI3.CO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900: SOca
LOO lower; lambs sooal575; yearlings. 7.O0al2 80
wethers, loooalO5o; ewes, 4ooas.75; mixed sheep,
s.75alO0o
Cincinnati. Nov. 3..HoGS-Receipts. 100
steady; packers and 6utchers, l7.SO; common
to choice, ll.ooal5.oo; pigs and lights. lo.Goa
l5oo; stays, 1Loosl3.00
CATTLE-Receipts, 2.4oo; slow: steers. 6,oos
i62'; heifers. 6oosl2.2S; cows. 5.5oalI0o; calves
steady at 60oals50.
sHEEP-Receipts, 800; steady at 3.5oss. 50
lambs steady at s0oalioo
Pittsburgh, Nov. 25.-CATTLE-Receipts 900
active and higher; steers, l6ooaI7o; hefers,
looal2o: COWS, s5oslLoo.
HoGS-Receipts, $500; lower; heavy, 17.Si
heavy Workers. S.oOals25; light Workers. l675s
100; pigs. le5oai6T5
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 800; steady
top sheep 1000; top lambs, 1875
CALVEs-Receipts, 500; steady: top. 1900.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-strictly fresh. select. 80; average re-
ceipts. 73; cold storage, S..
CHEEsE-New York State factory, new. q.
BUTTER-Elsin. print. 60; Elgin. tub. 6a.
LIVE PoULTRY-Roosters. per lb.. 20;
turkeys, per Ii, 22a33; chickens. spring. per lb,
20; hens, per lb. 2a2s; keats. young, III lbs
and up 90.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fresh killed spring
Sa4; turkeys. per ID. HAS; roosters. per lb,
2sa30; hens. per lb. -.
GREEN FRUIT-Apples. per Dbl, 25as.5o;
boz. 75ca2.o: basket. fancy. s0oa40o; Cab.
fornia lemons 4.00a6.0o; California oranges
o0s7.5 So; Florida oranges. i.0oa6.O0; grapes,
Niagara. &a30; Concord, aa3O; cranberries, 1000
al2.o per Dbl 'roOa3.oo per box; grapefruit, per
box. 3.00a40o
VEGETABLES - Potatoes, No. l. 5ooa375;
beans, per basket. 3.50s45o; peppers. crate,
l.00s2.50: okra,~ crate 35Oa5.00; rsdishes, bunch
2a3; cucumbers. bas. 250ai.0o; eggplsnts. LUa
80 crate; cabbage new, LOG lbs. l50al.75; beets,
per bunch, 4ss; lettuce, 250a3.0 per basket;
tomatoes. nearby. l.iOs4.5O; peas. 2o0aS.oo per
basket; lima beans, per qt. 50a6o; sweet po-
tatees 4.oos6.5e per Dbl: celery, 75cal.o per
bunch; do, 3.5os7.oo per crate.
. LIVE STOCK-Sheep. per ID. 7as; lambs,
lsa0; calves, 20; medium, nals.
SEEDS-Clover,t Is. 5.5os26.50 per bushel; tim
othy, eooaS.5O per bushe; red top grass, lsal7
FER pound blue grass $50 per bushel; orchard
grass, 5509375 per bushel.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26

WIDE DECLINE
IN STOCK LIST
General Liquidation Said
to Be Protest Against
u. S. Control.
BY BROADAN WALL.

New York. Nov. 2.-What Wall
street men declared was a protest
by business men Of the country
against continuation and extension of
government control over private bust
ness was recorded In the stock market
today.
Liquidation was general and severe
losses were seen in all classes OF
stocks, regardless of intrinsic value.
Railroads as a class suffered worse
than industrials and among industrials
those that have ben recognized as
peace issues were about the worst
losers. For instance, Southern Pacific
and Mexican Petroleum lost, respec-
lively, ~ and points and they lost
that from what were already low
levels in the recent past. These two
stocks sold at 110 and 1874. respectively.
The protest was not confined to the
stock market, but extended into
bonds. and what was particularly
noticeable. into the Fourth Liberty
Loan.
Loses in the market were general
today and all were generally rec
oganized as being due to the same
cause. The break OF s points in
Marine preferred reflected fear of the
government just as did the downward
moyment of points in Mexican Pc
troleum High class railroads went
down as easily as stocks of doubtful
value. Lackawanna declined points;
Colorado Southern 3IA points; Rock
Island, 6; ST. Paul. 21s; Canadian
Pacific. 33s; New Haven, rs; North
ern Pacific, 27s; New York Central.
2ts; and so OH through the list. The
Fourth Liberty Loan sold to new low
record price OF 81 So.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nov. 5.LPrices on the local pro-
'duce market today ranged as follows:
BUTTER-Creamery, Western. separator, e1-
tras, slss2c; do. irsts, 5sasc: do Western print
h-Ib. extras, s2asac; do, frsts. 6os6Ic: do.
Western prints lib. extras. e2s63c; do hrsts,
sosslc: nearby creamery, extras, 5ss5sc; do,
hrsts. As55c; dairy prints. Maryland. Pennsyl-
Iznis, and Virginia, extras, foa2c; do hrsts,
3saoc; store-packed. drsts. 1s3sc; rolls. Mary
land and Pennsylvania. 3scs do, West Virginia,
Ezsc: do, Ohio. 5c
EGGS-Western Maryland and Pennsylvania
and nearby. per doz. hrsts. sc: Eastern Shore
of Maryland and Virginia. irsts, Sc; Ohio,
hrsts. sc: West Virginia, S3as4c; southern
North Cardinal. frsts. s2As3c.
POrATOEs-white. Western Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA. per 100 lbs. 25os3oo; do, New
York. No. !, per 100 lbs, 22sa2 80: do. Eastern
Shore OF M.rylsnd and Virginia. MeCorm,cx.
l.S; DO, Jerseys, per l50-io sack, 3.75a4.U;
sweets. yeilows. North Carolina. per Dbl. & s0a
500; do, Eastern Shore. per hamper. L15a2.0;
do. Eastern shore OF Maryland and Delaware.
psr bh. 5.0aS.W; do. York River. per Dbl.
0aS0; yams. fancy. bright. per Dbl, tooz4. 80.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens. young. p#r 10.
large. &c; do. medium. per ID. SC. do, small,
pr h. &c; ycunG whits LeshornA per ID,
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov. 25.-BUTTER-Fim; re
ceipts. 45sl packages; creamery higher than
extras. 66zss7c; creamery extras ts2 score), Sc;
irsts. eeae5Hc packing stock. current make.
No 2, Ss1sassc
EGGS = Strong; receipts. 4,eS cases; fresh
gathered extras 73a7ic; fresh-eathered. regular
packed. extra frsts. 7laasc; do, fTsts, Sa7oc
State, Pennsylvania and nearby Western hen
merry. white. fine to fancy. seas5c do do. browns,
7easoc; do. gathered brown and mixed colors.
e5a74c
Strong; receipts. i.se7 boxes; State.
fresh spccialS 35a3s5z; do. average run. 34a3aAse
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one who has stud
led the $ u b J e c t
d o u b { 5 that the
makers of s I e e !
will have all they
can do for years
after the war.
There Is a tre-
mendous amount
of reconstruction
work to be done
abroad. There is
a very, gr e a I
a m o u n ( of con-
strucuon work to
be done on this
side of the Allan
tic. Building op-
erations. generally
speaking, h a V e
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Denied Protection.

Brokers had induced their customers
10 subscribe to the Fourth Liberty
Loan on the strength of the credit
balances standing to their account in
securities of railroads and industrial
companies. which were at a high ievel
the last week of the liberty loan cam
paign.
No sooner was that over than the
money committee denied to these
stockholders the right to buy securi-
ties to protect their investments. The
money committee does not directly
say that Washington ordered such
action. That is the implication given.
and 1t is on that implication that
public opinion in Wall street blamed
Washington for the decentralization
of the stock market. Free rein has
been given to spectators. and short
sellers. but the constructive investor
has been told to keep his hands off.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26
ITODA Y'S- CASUALTY LIST

Antonio Caunpangna. Monmouth. Ill.
N. z. Canady. Hope Mills, N. c.
9. Carney. Nashville. Tenn
John A. Caswell. Midland, Ga
Roy N Clancy, Window, Tex.
a. Chrzanowski. Chicago. Ill.
a. {. Clark. Rossford. Ohio
writ j. Clark, Nsrrows, Va
y. w. Crawford. Columbia. Ohio.
James c. DAILY. Portland. Conn.
Frank S. d'Amico, Houston, Tex.
Cecil Davis, Duncan. Okla.
Jas. T. Devlin. Pawtucket. r. i.
mas. Deyo. Holyoke, Mass.
rNo Dimitrio. Flushing. n. Y.
y. X. Edwards, BrucevilIe, Tex.
owen Farvour. Berlin, Wis.
W d. Ferguson, Jersey City, n. J.
j. .. fltch, Mount Carmel, Conn.
u. Flahive, Holyoke. Mass.
" r. klanagan. Rochester. n. Y f.
ivan Z. Fleming. Oanby. Minn.
avn L. Friog1, stockton. Cal.
Dewey Fry. Curwensville. Pa
ALBERT J. Glenn. Buffalo, N. Y.
7. w. Giblin, Newark, Ohio.
y. Goodman. Rosenhoyn. M
Ray w. Goodwin. Clinton. Me
w. h. Greenwell. Louisville XIV
Ray e. Greene. jefferson. Iowa
n. V. Haley. Philadelphia. Pa
ElVin 7. Hail, Lynn, Mass.
Joseph B. Harris. Clements. Cal
w. A Harvey, CoffeyvilIe, Kans
Jim Hasaluk. East Moline, IN
Philip Hawkins. Chicago, III.
James Headstrom. Winchendon. Mass
Fred Hicks. Brooklyn, n. Y.
=. A. Holt, Newton Upper Falls. Mass
Jack Hopper. Bedford, Ala.
Cecil Howell. Aberdeen. Minn.
sylvester Jeffery, Kearney, Nebr.
Il. B. Jennings. Baltimore, Nd.
Edward l.. Jewell. Beaver Falls. Pa
A w. johnson, Scranton, Pa.
Er1ck Johnson. Rockford, Ill
John r. Justice, Fishtrap, Ky.
j, hacmarczyk, New Britain, Conn,
Chas. G. Kelsey. Butte. Mont.
w. J. hienapple. Elmhurst. Ill.
J. NJ. htnchley. Augusta. Ga.
John hnirko, Soryke, Russia.
nlIiord L-ecour, Lakeport, n. Y.
marley Leonard, Jonesboro,, III.
Jacob f. Lind. Brooklyn. Ny.
1ustaf +. Lunroth. Worcester. Mass.
n. l.. Lukehart, Punxsutawney. Pa.
rank A. Matt. Amsterdam, n. Y,
Z. McCarrick, Valois, n. Y.
.. W. Meachum, Tacoma, Wash.
AIoert w. Mefford, Isabella, No.
FRANK heskil, South Haven, Mich.
Anlello Miele. New York. n. Y.
russell w. Miley, Bremen. Ohio.
Dewey c. Miller. Nashville. Ind.
y. A Morris. W. Conshohocken, Pa.
Nlllle MOTLEY, Shepherds, Va.
II II. NARROW. Milwaukee, wis.
frank ]. Olbinski. Milwaukee. Wis.
Fred Otte, Fairmount civ Pa
Carl Paparello. Orange. n
Arthur H. Picard. Lebanon n II
John Pietro. Worcester. Mass.
Edwin II. Pope. Apollo. Pa
;. J. Reilley. Philadelphia, Pa
Ross Rhoades. Wethersfield. Conn.
John A. RoCh. Akron. Ohio.
Willard Roberts. Clyde, n
Eugene r. Rook. WilIiamsport. Pa.
NJ. B. Ross. Springfield. Mass
Charle A. Schenk. SchUlenburg, Tex
VIM b. Smith. Oakman. Ala.
L. II. Spencer, Kinmundy, Ill
ID. Stefansk, Detroit, Mich.
Tony Sudick, Wesville, III.
+. Williams. Greensboro. n c.
}. w. White Pontiac. Mich.
Brooks II. West. York, Pa.
Henry F. West. TaIlassee. Ala.
William West, Minneapolis. Mimi.
Robert White, Dunmore. Pa.
William II. Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Lee Curtis. Blair. Okla.
Wilbur King. Hilton, y Y
T. w. Kraemer. Brooklyn, n Y.
Stanley f. Kurth. Newfane. y. Y.
F. P. kvietkus, OakvilIe, Conn.
{. Lambruno. Albert. W. Va.
\. Lawson, Newman Grove, Nebr.
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was quiet at a decline$pf IS points at 2e.75c;
there were no sales.
Receipts: New Orleans. s,573: Mobile. 57s
Savannah, 36L: Charleston H7; Wilmington.
81; Memphis. 1910; St. Louis, 81; Houston.
1853
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Wounded slightly.

LIEUTENANTs.
L. P. Clarke. New York. n. Y.
g. A. French, Livermore Falls, Me.
w. a. Jackson, Dunn. n. c.
w. II. J. O'Brien. New Haven, Conn.
sERGEANTs.
R. J. Byrne. New York. Ny.
" m. F. Davis. Eeene. n. II.
J. Rex Dow. Fort Kent. Me.
Sydney Ford. Bridgeport. Conn.
John n. Good. Canton. Ohio.
\. +. Smith. Harrisburg. Pa.
James II. West. HOkes Bluff. Ala.
CORPORALs.
c. c. Alcorn. Greensburg. Pa.
Paul Candeloro. Brooklyn, y. Y.
Edward F. Cantwell. Roebling. n J.
Alfred W. Casey, Troy, y. \.
James NJ. Casey. Lynn. Mass.
l.. Danargo. Jersey City. y. J.
Elliott B. Daniel, Toyah. Tex.
Alfred Ferguson. Osceola. Iowa.
VIM II. Fletcher. Brandon. Vt.
Carl y. Hanson. Fords. y. J.
Albert Z. Herring. Jasper. Fla.
Guy II. Hudson, Palmyra. Tenn.
r. E johnson. ShoaI. Ky.
Bruce MCCubbin. aReedly, Cal
F. ]. Pestell. Houston. Texas.
VIM. r. Rudy, Harrisburg. Pa.
X. l.. Sidway, New York, n. Y.
J. Z. Wagner. Osgood. Ind.
Leon X. White. Northport. Ala.
II. B. WEBSTER. Washington. Pa.
BUGLERS.
Stanley J. Bryant Frederick. Okla.
Edwin L. Pullen. Woodhaven. y. Y.
Musician c. T. Caldwell. New Brigh.
ton. Pa.
MECHANICS.
F. NJ. Casey. Cordigan Bridge. Prince
Edward Island Canada.
Robert Ellis, Dallas. Tex.
John G. Hodgden, Marshfield. wis.
Marko Nalesnik. Salem. Mass
Wagner r. E. Wiley. Harrisburg. Pa
COOKS
A. W. Gaines, Meadowbrook. W. Va
Walter c. Garner. Woodbine, Tex.
PRIvATES
c. ]. Amtmann, Brooklyn. n. Y.
A. W. Anders, Orlend. IN.
Fredolph E. Anderson. Eewanee, Ill
Louie Arieta, Fresno. Cal
L rancis 4. Austin. Madison. Mo.
G. Beiistein, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Simon Booker. Columbia, Tenn.
Jesse J. Brown, lonis, Mich.
Stephen Bujak, Kingston, n. Y.
Herman Butchin, Philadelphia, Pa.
Owen f. Callahan. Portland, Conn.
s r. Galloway, Thermopolis. Wyo.
VIM. H. Campbell, FAN River. Mass
George Caron. Somersworth. n. II.
A. Carrano, New York, n. Y.
VIM. II. Chapman. Ensley, Ala.
Ralph w. Clipp, Flushing. Ohio.
V. A. Daniel, Catasauqua, Pa.
f. S. Darby. Batesville. Miss.
Frank L. Davis. Farmersville, Tex.
Emory f. Dayton. Masontown. Pa.
Ernest Dazzi. Butte. Mont
Vincent Desseanio, Philadelphia, Pa.
Frank II. De Witt. New York, y. Y
A. j. Dichkus, Ansonis. Conn.
David J. Donovan, Utica, n. Y.
II. w. Duntley. North Hudson. n. Y
Louis Farber, New York. n. Y
Geo. P. Ferry. Oconomowoc. Wis.
], Fields. Bloomington Springs. Tenn
j. l.. Finley. Standpoint. Idaho.
r. A. Finley, Philadelphia, Pa.
r. /. Fiske. Phoenix, Ariz.
l.. H. Fletcher. Leominster. Mass.
/. Francesca Sslerno. Italy.
c. f. Frankland. Z. Providence. r.
Felice Fusaro. Boundbrook, \. J.
n. r. Galloway. Blounts Greek. n. c
L. ]. Geary, st. Paul. MINI.
Frank Genovese. Concord, Mass
Albert G. Glasgow, Bainford. Ala.
Henry Glenski, Philadelphia, Pa.
Carmelo Gloriso. Shreveport, La.
Fred Goff, Flat Rock. Ill.
A. Goldberg. n. Minneapolis. Minn.
T. c. Goldsworthy. Kittanning, Pa
W. J. Good, Greensburg. Pa
/ ]. @. Griffin. Philadelphia. Pa.
H. A Gutske. Detroit. Mics
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26
LORRAINE RICH
IN ORE FIELDS.
Transfer to France Means
Great Opportunity in U.
S. Steel Trade. :
By RICHARD sPILLANE.
Editor of Commerce and Finance
Noted Authority on Finsnee
and Economics.

Copyright. 1s1s)
Next to agriculture the steel indus
tEy is the greatest in America No
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26
Washington Stock Exchange.

Furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
SALES.
After call:
Capital Traction, 10 at 50.
GAS BONDS.
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CONTINUED on PAGE NINE.
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ooNESuEp FROM PAGE SEVEN.

Jesse Davis. Pedro Ohio.
l. L. Davis. Elm Grove. w. Va
oliver l.. Davis. Memphis, Tenn.
James F. Deaver, Biun Dale. Tex.
n. Easley. Browns Crossing, Ga.
Robert Eckler. lola, Kans.
Robert r. Edwards. Pulaski. N. Y.
John d. Estess. Oil City. Pa.
John Estler. Jackson. Ohio.
Joseph Factor. Montgomery. MINI.
e. Farrell, Paterson, N. j.
Ray Ferguson, Kernes, w. Va
Frank Fink, Greenville, Ohio.
George J. Fischer. Chicago. Ill.
f. Fleitz, Sioux Falls, s. Oak.
John l.. Flemming. Topeka, Kans.
Linus Fletcher. Bath, Ill.
William Flood, Enonvifie. Va.
Essie Floyd. Utica. Miss.
Alfred e. Fluegel. Millheim, Mo.
l. Fogarty, Cincinnati. Ohio.
E. Follett. Oconto. Wis.
John Foster, Huntington. W. Va.
V. Fountain. Norman Station, Ind.
Robert A. Fowler. Sumter, S. c.
z. G. Glynns Sioux Rapids, Iowa.
ID. j. Greenlief. Coxs Mills. w. Va.
b. j. Habishaw, Oakland. Cal.
T. II. f. Hagemeyer. Bowling Green,
Ohio
James Hall. Anderson. S. C.
Etirl Hammonds, Highly. Ohio.
Dawson Hammons. Beacon. Iowa.
F. L. Hare, Spring Valley MINI.
A. Fl. Harris. Pine Bluffs. Ark.
Henry V. Harrison. Enola. Ark.
Claude Hawkins. Boley, Okla.
Isaac ]. Heater, Delta. Colo,
r. Heathley, Orange. S. c.
w. c. Heffermsn. Detroit, Mich.
{. -Hellmuth, Chicago, Ill.
II. w. Henderson. Philadelphia, Pa.
Edward Jackson, Culpeper, Va.
shellie Jamison. Jamison. S. c.
{. V. johnson, Des Moines. Iowa.
M. johnson. Battle Lake, MINI.
o. S. karlgaard. Minneapolis. MINI.
Emil j. Keding. Waterloo. Iowa.
L. l. Kennedy. sardis. Tenn.
Jesse L. Kirk. Liberty Hill. Tex.
p. koxvold. Evansville. MINI.
Charles Kurth. Ridgeway, Wis.
Darl Lahue. Berue. Ohio.
II. ]. Henderson. Laurel Hill, Fla.
Jas. s. Herrel, Stafford. Kans.
Frank E. Hert, Perkins. Okla.
lie Roy Hootsn, Washington. c.
Joseph Humlicek, Silver Lake, MINI.
George Hyde, Joltan. Tenn.
George l.. Irish, Barrie, Ontario. Can.
Frank A. 1sakson. Ogden. Utah.
Simon o. 1yerson, Kellogg. Idaho.
Ernest w. Ledman. KaIona, Iowa.
Ben Lorenzen. olin, Iowa.
The Washington herald., 1918-11-26

been halted in this country for the
last four years. There will be a big
revival in this department as soon as
material can be obtained at anything
approaching reasonable prices.
Every branch of the metal trade Is
short of material. Millions of tons are
required.
What is more significant is that
greater demand probably will be
made upon America for steel than
ever Before.
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aoetnen SerseS Reiferute.

Cumberland. Bis.. 4oe Sept Rarh
2ate, @is.. ste Sept; Woe. IBIS. 6te
Sept; Taitor g. Sc. aabergs aaIo. Toe
% soe Sept. Riper Sails. 8is., 9oe
Sept.; Taitor Aoieuquiit5 9irte. 8ooos
Uiae. &is., 10ee sept; 5ramtpap.
Wis. 12te sept; Wldmre. 13oe Sept. ;
Weromorie, @is., 14oe Gent; CT
9iouno. 8is.. Sprmioods. lobe Sept. ;
2ittIe gN Greet. 8is., gfterm., 15oe
Sept.
SortirttcIien al 8uteu bill torne ics
mere.
6r. HScliteu 9erac reiier innr iom
iiior mNcr Set 3dtiounle aiboIosfors
buuo5 auipicier. Roger HubcfaIirg be-
bepc5 HE; @erqe bar gibct ia Ielo oeu
beoite a~ubefuling oer ban bar oGret.
: 30 Idr bar GCrge M oreuet pad r,eO
1T 3rpueriugsdrbeIoe % oct Ter I'D Zig,
al ban / Eulle5itub mco De eUriee ar
9ergetrpcn beSpuOer at ie ar arbeioet
ldr IDunct ijB. Sen Dduoe. ilulpagtige
@runo t9rre5 M fort upt. men ser &c
cog CT lanai 5iptic igleu. vi baaber
al oQiud 9cyge BAR lnuqt NOT igicu %
life blir ituifet I oct tore 6aa6 ban
bar baaret pua ale otsie Var. 6aaz
bet on at ic III guuo beiriet ira oen low
ligQiortt Hu5oriitrunt.
Tag eoer Sio, @crncr, qda til Der
Qes W9car 0nu taller. iDiIler % ipus
ger Cen [io 3 aiier at bore lum
q sort nuocuot. Sla mango n,eo til
WgSct. Sobu glo%rtenieu. Setr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06

%lgbeoerne. 5 fienber til Ianifelig.
beoerne / eocrs eget Habolag; men
lcg fienber til Dem / mango Nabo.
lag / mango Stoter, % iaa alporliat
trpffer De mig iblanoi, al ieg maatte
petragte Dem iom uopertommcIige,
ON life Dc anrerifauite Sarmere oct
lioite Nar og M iaar igien bauoe
pitt Jig beiiPIebe al en- iano, GGte
ameritanlf aampaano % labet Ser
Den merle, at DC er ubruiteoe neo
eone % Billie I'll at nlsoe % oper-
plnoe oe aluorli9ite @nnifeligbeoer.
Soo os iaa liberaIt ior Ell iior
Soebeapling / 1919. Man bar .alt
ont Ell "8ribeos Speoeopling". Si
Gle baaber, Den bIir oct. Men Lao
IS gau til Spgapen meo Den urofte-
l'se Giljc, at for pil ri ipeoe @loo
for mango ilere IpIinger, ON set
trGnges, emo ri pil gipe pp nogct al
ror 6riheo iii Ell p%reusliif Srrlfer.
SAD os fipmpe i Flougiurerne.
9. 6. Souiton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06

itnar / 3Gren clcr SIodbeu. ma III OBJ
iolut fua meO, idd al 99re5rIaeu bIir
'uIe'tUuoiQ, % her mnu ale are
Setretrrer bcbirI9ciig, ieuo Serfor
Gabne % Tore5ier ino iaa mart lom
uIIlgt.
Otter %mnn0cnarig Sieucitc bno 2r.
OpIal iig fritat fra SormioNngsitilins
cen. % Yditcr 9. u. N~uiSaaaro. Gus
NORTH, @j5., bIeu oaI8t iom S%ornouo.
F0itor aui50anrb itoo / mango Aar iom
Gaget5 Sagaitriper, og iii oenne StiIs
I:n8 baIQtcs M Sobu Suuion 6eu-
Nrict5. Oiiun.
Nndr @cibreIicu irn.ter 2o9ets adrs
boA, ina pnar ri unmrIiguis no ira. AT
ale @ngt.s Ytcolcmmer nil Ia Ell Grcms
p!nr al BEN; iau megcu Suteresie FOR
bort @ioremooI bur0c III mune gicre
Neantrg pad fra Reolcmmeruc5 Sioc.
W|en ser er mango. riaiig mango. TOM
cubnu HE bur ieuot iuo 9arSioutingeus
ten Tor ioor. % Ncrior life iaoet 1T Or
cmpIur AZ Horbogcu. Glc, iom ioaIes
Dcs ~rcitercr, oil lea unmooc ON %iuareit
luuIiat at in0icnOc til mig Nuutiu9eu'
ten for iaor. ri trUngcr. at ale or
weo for at flare 9aret5 l0bcuoe llolii
ter, - pi trUuRcr oet, % inter inas
pas Samnrbciot.
g1cO peu.jBit 0ilisu iii ale 2nqet3
8eoIeumer, G. i. ~0itrmitao.
WIrieulIact5 ScirctUr.
Eeo &ing, @iiun.. Nuluit 1918.
"TphcH"e cnttc Taeuter or pens 1Gnls
ubcuueuicr. ocr'cr fGu bt til5p iGn oUroi'ulo,
QrRmJer III gb'rreutfdmIere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-06

ocn meb itor Strait. Gettc muliggiG'
res ueO ell Staalltiit, ionl mac trpf
fes no, ier @omben fan blipe pirf'
iom. Spife SIppere bar neotoitet
mango Bomber | England, Iom bop,
De Stiitcn / @ebolo, % oerfor life
~erploOereoe. Oette ifpIocs ontogeIi9
Nerueiitet hos 6lpperen, iom bar uG-
ret iprig eiter at blipe fpit lin 2o0.
ming loa fort ion muIig, og iom /
6orten bar operiect oenue pigtige
@ngatcI.
Suittorpeboer bru0cS life. 1e
tpifc Bomber er i.ifciormcoc % oite
mcJct lailAe, builfct giucr Dem 10
ieenOe al Sorpcoocr. Gcttc cr 6or-
fIaringen poa Den 6obcl, iom bar OF.
itunet oeo, at 3orpc0oer cr blcpct al.
ipret moo Sen enc Gn0e al Sonoon,
mebcns Waitinen ilpi ouer oen mtocn
GnOe. elsie @om6cr n~cofaitea poo
Ianlme Wtaaoe lom allt andre 3upcr.
6orifjelige Sifringer onbringes
poa Bomber operenaitcmmell0e me0
@ombens Spqaue. Soi2 ocn ifol
BRIGGS til Of orpbe W~lenueifer, for
ipne5 oen meo GicbIif5iifring, ioo
at Den arpIo0crer / lulumc Zieblif
iom ben berorer Sor0er, % Spliu.
terne ipreOer iig opcr Ell itor Strrf
ming, iom peo et Sbrapnelifllo.
Sois Opgopen er at eOelpgge ct
Sus, iorIpnes @om6en meo Ell ior.
baIenbe Sifring, iom bepirfer. al
oen erpIooerer Ell beitemt Stmo ei
Ter Sommenitgoct. @omben fan inn
leoe5 trpnge belt ino / @pgningcn,
ier Den e~rpIoOerer, og 2oeIPg8cIicu
bIiuer Ioo meget ~iterre.
2ignenoe forbalenbe Sifriuger
brlges, naar llnoeruonosboobc an
gribe5 al 6lpoere, for ielo ON II.
Naaoen ielD life romme5, fan 500
SEN pPIoige 6orifppning al @anOs
mosIen femme oen iitptfer eQer tsic
0ers IIoOer iaa imterft, al Iau6et
trPnger in0 og beuirfer, at Den i'm.
fer.