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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-01-24

YOUNG MEMS SUITS. This line includes
.Baltcd styles, Pinch backs ind Military
models in many colors and materials, many
Of these are suitable for spring and sum-
mer wear. $3.50 IN
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-01-24

GROCERY DEPARTMENT
CATSUP. "Monarch Brand. on.
ID Il OF. bottle ............ kUC
Corn, extra choice; per can: 5c
CORN. "Red Cord Brand iowa 1OC>
TOMATOES. messenger Brand. Cold
Packed, choice quality, 3 lib. f1c
tins, per can, .............. lOC,
ASPARAGUS. "No-Vary Brand. Cali
fornia Green Tips; square tins, 05r
per can,
PRESERVES. Sunshine Brand. Apple
base favored with Strawberry, Raspber-
ry, Pineapple, Peach or Cherry, 2Oc
26 OF. glass, per glass -. ........OkI
LIMA BEANS e.
CHEESE. Wisconsin Cream, ~
per pound
SALMON. "Argood Brand, Alaska 10
Sockeye, 16 OF. tins, per can ........OO
SALMON. Juvenile. Brand" Pink, o.
1907. tins, per can .............. ~
SALMON: "sub-sea Brand" soz: 5c
PINEAPPLE, "oriental Brand" Sliced, 2A
pound tins 0En
per can 6OS
SOAP. "'swift's Pride" Laundry, 0Ec
6 bars for LOC
SOAP: .Royal cuticle" Toilet, 25c
3 bars for
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-01-24

READY TO WEAR DEPT.
SILK DRESSES. Eleven Ladies !. Silk
Dresses, all tafeta with Georgette Sleeves,
embroidered trimmed, we have only three
colors left, Grey, Navy and Black. These
a 81 $15.9o values and and will vi be sold %h.o2
FOURTEEN SILK DRESSES of plain
satins and messalines with Georgette
sleeves. Styles are excellent. We have the
following colors left-Russian Green, Afri-
can Brown, Plum, Navy Blue and Black.
Sizes sc to AZ. They are values up to- $22.-
SO: To move out quickly co 90
priced at ..-..:..,:
CREPE DE CHENE WAISTS. Creoe de
Chene and All-over-lace waists Of very
dainty patterns. Our supply Of these is
limited. Regular. $500 values, TOGO 0S
move out quickly, each ........@ksOO
BASEMENT Department
LADIES WAISTS. Four dozen white
waists well made and neatly trimmed. They
would be a bargain, at 81. AQc
T wOMEN's UNION sB1Ts. One lot of
Ladies Union Suits, Ribbed feece-and
good weight. Nearly all sizes, a regular
at at ;,.,;,. =
P%ETTICOATS. Ladies' Petticoats made
of the best grade Heatherbloom, comes in
three colors. A regular $,.50 value Priced
for this sale co.
at JOG
aEn.IT"
CHILDREN'S DRESSES. One lot of chill
dren's Bingham and White dresses, in sizes
from 2 to 8. The material alone is worth
more than the price AQn
r. OIL A~S
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"a '4I f ri ~
MEMS SWEATERS. Is good heavy
Sweaters in sizes 40 to as. $3.50 OS
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
U-B0AT VICTIM INCLINED
TO BELITTLE MENACE

SPENCERTOWN. y. Y, June 27.--
Joseph Satriale, radio operator on the
President Lincoln. recently sunk by
German u-bOat, survived the hard
ships Of being adrift many hours
only to come home here on furlouEh
and b" taken seriously IN, due to re
action
Satrialc, with several shipmatcs.
wau adrift eighteen hours before be
ing picked up by an American de.
stroyCr He says the U.boats will
have no great effect on shipping as
long rs the American dostroy"rs and
chascrs are turned loose. Every time
a piece of floatwood appears on the
waters surface there Is a swarm Of
small boats making for It.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
BROOKLYN COURT SAYS
FUSSING Is HUMAN

BROOKLYN. y. Y, June 81
Squables. wordy alterations, unkind
and eXasperating or even insulting
words used in the heat OF passion
formed by chickering's do not consti-
tutc cruel and inhuman treatment.
according to a recent divorce case de-
cision by the appellate division. The
court added:
unfortunately for our weak ma
ture, these things are very human.
Nor do these things constitute con.
duct which renders il unsafe or i'm.
proper to live together"
Testimony went to show that the
wife, who sought divorce and almony.
objected to the presence Of a stcpson
and chased the male members Of the
family from the house.
In these squabblcs. she CHE plain.
tiif), seems to have been able to hold
her own" said the court. We do
not think that any law requires do.
mcsttc exile To support "A wife while
living apart from her own family"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
LIQUOR SMUGGLING PLAN
b. BOAT TO BE STOPPED

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 27.-Own.
crs Of small gasoline boats on the
Mississippi river, who have been
smuggling whiskcy, will find their
operations more difficult hereafter.
The department Of commerce at
Washington has issued an order that
all power driven boats must regis.
ter. \ number will be given the boat.
The number must appear in large fig
urcs on the hull. BY following the
numbers revenue operatives will be
able to Identify any boat on the river
and those crafts engaged in trans
porting liquor will be Confiscatcd.
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j. s. CAPTURED
800 PRISONERS
IN MARINE DRIVE
Eleven Big Machine Guns, Ten
Automatic Rifles and a Large
Quantity Of Supplies Were
Also Taken in Yesterdays
Success
Success

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY on
THE MARINE FRONT, June 27 CBy
Associated Press The number OF
prisoners captured yesterday by the
Americans in their drive ON the Ger.
man positions in the Belloau Wood
sector now number 3ll The Amer.
lean troops also captured IL big ma.
chine guns. 10 aau,omatlc rifles,
large quantity OF small arms, ammu-
milton and other materials.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
EFFORT TO BE MADE AT
SALT LAKE TO HAVE
FREIGHT RATE REDUCED

On Sunday last Chief Commissioner
Bartine of the Railroad and Public
Service commissions left for Salt
Lake City and from that point will 20
to Goldncd.
Yesterday Judge Bariinc attended 4
meeting OF the representatives of
railroad commissioners and yarious
commercial bodies OF the intcrmoun.
tain country. The purpose Of the
meeting was 10 discuss WAYS and
means Of handling questions which
would arise under the % per cent ad.
vance in freight rates which became
effective yesterday on order OF the
director general Of railroads Of the
United States.
There appears to be a general feel.
ing throughout the intermountain re.
gion that the advance Of rates AS pre.
scrIb"d by the government is too high
in the west when compared with a
similar percentage advance On freight
rates in the east The reason for this
feeling is that in the east rates have
always been on a much lower basis
than rates in the west Tborerore ,
flat percentage basis or frcraaso j.,
rates forces the western sbinncr IN
pay great deal more in actual in
creased freight charges than the east
rrn shippcr is roouired ~ n,,.
As an examplc Of This tho rirs, c,os.
freight rate from Nov- yorL to o.
cago was - cents nor brndroa.,-ai,,,,,
prior to Juno 25tb Effective ~, H.,
date this rate was increased to o,
cents Der bundrod.wofgbt mr. no, ~
crease of 10 cents. From San Fran.
cisco to Reno m. first cl,ss rroiob,
rate was o. cents nor bundr,d.,roior,
prior to June 25tb. Effective ON ,b.,
date this rate was increased sIorll
pcr bundrrd.wcfph, or , no, irc-,..,
Of 2ii. cents per bundr,J.wcigh, For
haul of only pa miles tbo Nev,d,
and California sbipners nay an IN.
creased rate OF 2iI. ccrts nor brD
drcd weight, while the Now yorl, and
Illinois shippers nav an increased r,to
Of only 10 cents per hundrcd.wc,pbt
on haul Of gl2 miles. As these IN.
/ creased freight and passcnger rar..
| are viewed in the Light OF tay unon
the people made necessary BY extra.
ordinary war conditions il is the con.
census Of opinion in the west that the
tax should be more cquitabIy assess.
I'd throughout the various sections of
the country. The meeting I'm Salt
Lake City is for the purposc of secur.
ing uhl cooperation throughout the
intcrnountain country and to devise
plans for securing an adjustment of
the matter. if possible.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
GODMOTHER TO
FAMOUS GUN

OILY MPIA, Wash, June 27-Mrs.
Ernest Lister, wife of the governor of
Washington, has accepted an invita-
ton from the battlcriclds of France
TO act as godmothcr in the christening
OF the first gun in French battery
that has served with distinction at
Ncrdun, on the Sommc and in Elan.
dcrs, and is still serving in the pres
cnJ drive. In her honor, Mrs. Listers
name will be inscribed on the gun.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27

AMENDMENT IS
AGREED UPON
Senate Committee Decides
Upon National Prohibition,
Prohibiting the Manufacture
OF WhiSkey and Wine After
June 80 Next Year

WASHINGTON, June p (By Asso-
e!ated Press )-The senate agricultu-
raj committee today agreed upon the
amendment TO the emergency agri-
cultural appropriation bill, providing
for national prohibition. Under this
amendment the manufacture and sale
0. shiskey and wine will be prohibit
ed after June 80, 1919, and the man
uiaeturc and sale OF beer will be pro
Llblted three months after the final
approval Of the bill BY the president
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
j. s. TROOPS
WILL BE SENT
INTO ITALY
PerShIng Under Instructions
From Washington Has Sc
IeCted a Regiment Which Will
Be Sent Immediately. Iden-
tIty of Troops Not Disclosed

WASHINGTON, June q (By Asso.
ciaiod PrCss.) General Pershing. un.
der instructions from Washington.
has selected a regiment of American
troops which will be sent immedl.
aiely Tor service in Italy, Secretary
Baker announced this morning.
This regiment, which has been in
training in France, will be replaced
by another one to be sent from the
United States.
Secretary Baker intimated that the
sending Of this regiment was not to
be taken as representing the full ex.
tent oI the military participation OF
the United States on the Italian front.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
SEPTEMBER MORN BARRED
AT BEACHES IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Jrwo q. September
Morn is again barred in Chicago. If
she wishes to take dip in Lake Mich.
igan she just naturally will have to
put on clothes that will act as camou.
naEc. Acting Chief OF Police AIcoCll
has ordered that no "noah-Colorpd'
bathing suits will DO permitted at the
beaches, and that none can be worn
THAT will expose tho chest lower than
a line drawn on level with the arm.
pits"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
LITTLE ROCK MERCHANTS
FIXED SPUD PRICE

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. June 27.-
Arkansas farmers. who planted
large acreage OF Irish potatoes are
zdignant. Visiting Little Rock they
l1d retail stores selling Irish pota-
tees at s. bushel. The merchants
tecliRe 20 buy the potatoes OF
tbs Arkansas farmers. although the
igbers have been offered as low as
eighty cents q bushcl. Merchants
claim the price is fixed at 81; that
hey cannot retail for less and that
they have bargaIned with northern
commission houses for their supply
!oF the season based on that figure.
Al Investigation Is being made.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
TO OBSERVE SWAP DAY

CHINO. Cal. June 27.-"Swap Day
when ranchcrs OF the surrounding
district meet io oVchanE" anything
from automobiles To eggs, has been
Instituted by the chamber of com.
mcrcc here. The last Saturday in
every month has been set aside as
Swap Day" and ranchCrs have been
invited to gather at Chino to tared
whatever they have to offer.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN NOW
MEMBER OF MARINES

KANSAS CITY, Mo. June 27.-
Bcnj,mtn Franklin has joined the
marines. and the immortal four" Of
tn" Kansas City marine recruiting
office Is now complete. The others
are George Dewey. William Jennings
Bryan and John Hopkins. Ben hailed
from Dewey, Oklahoma. where he has
been discovering oil wells. He said
lie wanted 10 discover the way to
Berlin.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27

was the fuat ter volunteer NAH ser
vices. An do whole crew folICrcd
muh to de stokoholc. An ever time
don open dc furnace do An don
sec dat U.bowt. an Ah sbuyyclcd
coal ike coat ncbbcr was shuyvclod
bcloh.
NO mo bowt fo' me- boss. I
wanna get back TO Maine. ter sec
nah folks pow'ful bad, but not by
do bowt, boss. not by do bowt An
wanna go By dc cabs. An All novah
want to see no mo- sailors on de sea,
neyah' mo. lIko dc sailors on
de land, like dem sailors Oyah dcrc.
Dcy know sumrin, boss; dcy know
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
GRAND DUKE HEADS
SIBERIAN GOVERNMENT

AMSTERDAM, June p By Asso-
ciatcd Prcss.) > Grand Duke Michael
AIcNandroyich, the younger brother
OF the former emperor OF Russia, il is
reported in a dispatch from Moscow
received by the way of Berlin. has
placed himself at the head Of the new
government Of Siberia. and has issued
a manifesto TO the Russians.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
BUTTONS HOLDING PHOTOS
BARRED FROM UNIFORMS

CAMP DEVENS, Mass, June 81.
Girls, don't be disappointed or angry
Ehen you see your soldier friend
from this camp and find he has taken
Sa that little picture he carried in Il
PATENT button on his uniform. An
order has been issued to the effect
hat all patent buttons In which pic
lures or any other articles can be
concealed or carried are to be re
noVed from uniforms.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
WITH SIX SONS IN SERVICE,
TWO MORE SOON READY

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. June 27.-A
"Wice flag of six stars adorns Tn"
window of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wild
nsTS home here. Each one represents
ason In Uncle Sans military service.
Two other may join the cOiors with
"a the next year.
Ars WIdmcr fifty.twO. IL the
uo'her OF ten children. She and two
IOnnSer daughters are ardent Red
cfoss workers.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
PLAN JUNK DEALER TAX

CHICAGO, June 27.-Thc local city
council, license committee, watching
ht feeble finances Of poor Old Dad
Vtarborn, spotted the junk dealers
saStng pockets. and has suggested
bat a tax of $1,000 annually be levied
against Wholesale junk dealers. and
f;'tr sums against retailers and ped.
tsn.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-06-27
NEVER HEARD OF DRAFT

PARIS. m. June IA man who
never heard OF th" draft until ar
rested here is being held by police
as a Stacker. He is William Lam
phcrc. who claims Macomb county.
Mich, rs his home, and his age
thirty.twU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-30
PACT
STOCKS Up
OILS Leaders IN Eariy Market
z.l Ascendents,

NEW YORK, Sept. ss.-7Announcemsn
that Bulgaria had kccepte1 the terms %
an armistice imposed BY ne entente a.
lies furnished y firm foundatlon Tor the
early trading on the stock sxchaneO 70
day. although the standard issues Voro
not OF the so-called war group. on,
notably Texas Company. and upxitnk
Petroleum rose ~ and : points, f6unh3>
lively. In the frat half hour. U6I6
States steel was in further demand q e
l.point fuin. Other eQuipmeutn woC3
fractionaIly higher with shipplngn on&
tobaeoos were among the stronGSs Qpo0>
isltles. although DuInntrA Son ron6t01
~ points. insastnsent rails MADE vnTl-
abe imrsssnsnt With secondary isssss
Automehh 1lrss had thsIr ianIne Il
midday, Hlu1ohohor sAinlng alunoet ioUF
point. wltA Z. amllag sivNnrs for 0sn-
POINTS. SSsiss stesls sisc Ssfdsssd and
Peoples 20 g.Issa svsr tye P2!slf : 6
sS"y:T,ISi: cS"y:T,iSi: {; '.s$; SS|ss ~ a.,
Oils made narth9 aatlonai s6vancoa
~ the last hour ma rails wers Il kIeh-
was strong. lto n ~, n
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ST. louis,

ST. LOUIS. Sept. so..-Hods, receipts
IFS aG'i mil1sd and butsS.rs 300
20 %; heavy is.sEd2a.o0; bulk 1850
1895. CATTLE: receipts 1900: steady.
Native beef steers tii,bo41s.25;. year
lings, steers and heifsrs $500 f10.5 50; cows
g So & stocss,s e, X CO., south I'd
heIfsrs ,7.50Gi5.o0. native calves t77b9
1725, SHEEP: receipts $500; lower.
Lambs SIsbO0is.7s: ewes ti1.00ql 90,
Gamers and choppers t5.00a900.
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KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY. Sept so.--HoGs: re-
celpts II 900. Strong. Bulk tis.1pgls.so:
heavy sis.0Oqls.ss lights tiS-5o9iS.eo.
pigs ti76OqiS00 CATTLE receipts ~
900, including 200 southerns. steady.
prims.fed steers siLsoglsco; dressed
, sSS. spS1liss ,sBisGo, nsIss: ssiss.
.s.00QI2.50, SHEEP receipts 1900;
steady, lambs ti4.5oa1s,75; yeariings
$40. 900 1890. wethers 5000 90; ewes
5000 90, stockers T004i0.0o.
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NEW York.

NEW YORK. Sept so.--Ths estten ~
ket opened firm at an advance rs
~ points today on reports TIT
had signed an armistics. Tnere 49,.
buying on the cold wave IN - rssS
although som. of the M
thought II hardly ifkeiy 20 reec.
January, however, the market ~
good DEAL Of reAlisips and petp0a -
OF after tina call with scnlimnnt ~
SPOT cotton da'st. nIddIins eo>ek n
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LIVERPOOL. Sept. so.--spcs coetS VI
3, sssls: 49, @.SS''1s 9ess s-d.n.!y s;s' i.1s
2i65d. Sales $500. lne1pa!nf X!y
American. Receipts s.0e0, nc5u44 ~
100 American. Futures clps:4 s9iee1 I
Oct. 7s.s<d; Nov. f3-5td. Dec- - ~; AZ
zalitdl OFFICIAL noon clsang; seor
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Outside Livestoc
font WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept, so,--
CATTLE; Receipts $500; active and
steady. Beeves isBoai6.o6 Ho0s: RE-
csipts 1900, steady 70 i0c higher. Heavy
ue000f9.26. SHEEP: Receipts 1000
unchanged Lambs tll50d t1.00.
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NEW yonk coTTolt Eyl
NEW YORK. Sept sos-co1

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 49, wsr
news Of over Sunday caossd ulo0o1ateiy
heavy buying Of cotton today ~ wssc4
prices rose 81 to 45 points In the ilrHt hale
hour OF business Bettar vsethsS 9yeR'
the belt resulted In consIdsrabIs ~
from some quarters. which. hovsvss. S4
readily absorbed. M3&5E&
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-30
CATTLE PRICES u
FALL Is CENTS
Heavy Supply Causes Down.
ward Trend Here.

CATTLE--A downward trend In all d.
visions OF the cattle market was indicated
today On fresh supply amounting to
$500 head. Good fat steers were steady
but all other kinds were 10 20 IS cents
lower, the top Yelling at tl2.7b. Butcher
cattle were selling AT tbc 10 25c lower
prices. the extreme being on Gamers and
cutters. The calf market was from boc
to 81 lower. the top going at -. Stock
sra and feeders were selling Csc lower
than the closing market Saturday.
Ciesing Qaetstiess.
Prices o. the various grades Of cattle are
auaroxl IN atelv M follows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-30
CORN BREAKS BUT
RALLIES Qu|cKL,
War Results Cause Fhctsa-
tons at Opening,

CHICAGO, Sept. se.--sharp breaks In
the price Of corn today resulted from an
ss nt hss ssd bSssp. sossps.d AsS n
mandsd by the entente Tho setback.
however, was only transient and was SEC
ceeded by q quick rally. Opening prices.
which ranged from kr TO ,kc lower. with
October q % to i.ssH and November
tuTp z ss!Srdays ~ s.,a .sn |. a. e .ssvs
.,ssssTd isSesss. sYE' NJ. I. a.SSS
Oats lnctuaisa.with corn. Aftsr spsn-
Ing Hc 10 &c lower with October uke -
7fk {. the msrkst scored { ntfis advsnce
Firmncss In the hog market gAve
strength TO provisions.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept, so,--HoGs reesipts
5000. steady. Butchers tl9.teqeg.goi
hight ,ls soDis.se; packing tls.Coals5k:
rough sls0oQ1s.50; pigs. choice ftT75ep
$3.50. Cattle: receipts $4,000: STEADY
TO higher. SHEEPs receipts 27.oooi
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Gy.Bas

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tr9a shov WITH ~ - ~
drIven 81 the VIE ~ 6c15)
ran over them on q 60o1 M
Robinsoe remonstrated o6nrSogv "A
said " hare sworn x
:, cs:ss s.s ss.sss. z esssp.
sss,r s1S "a. sssr ssrssss3 81 -
(SS13if II ]. Hslm a. y L. (
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- fer Ae1sa11 40 & ~ o>e
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hsass: nlsd ~ ~
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charges IN ths Co(l1i44 tDn4
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HOCS--IArge fat killing hogs sold
steady on the opening Of the market this
morning, but other kinds were generally
10 cents lower. The top sold at 1870
and the bulk OF the fresh supply a. tis.25
TO tis,2s. stocksr hogs were from Is to
80 cents lower.
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Produce-ProvisioG
KANSAS cry

KANsAs G clrL. r.. e.ess; e. ss:.slq3
sce' PouITRSs Ssns iis4 4}3S
ii!Hs; broilsrs nc. forAzo
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RED Cross IS SHOWN
IN RED CORN KERNELS

T. NJ. Strosd Of NARROW, 1 state fair
visitor is exhibiting freak ear OF corn
which has eighteen kernels Of red
srcwn N the Torn Of a cross, the en-
tire remaining ear being white field
corn, Stroud states that he gathered
the ear AuEust % from an ordinary
field where no ~ corn vas planted.
He aver that tnesual supernatural
sienificance Is contacted with the freak
erowth and has arued himself with a.
fidavits from home citirens testifying
70 Ms hdnesty - their belief IN THIS
freak Of nature. ,sdN
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KANSAS CITY.

c..t. .ss:ss .sss..s.I ssr ss s',' A.,s sEEt
ysI,sw sLs5ALIs. oATs: ssssjssiiy
MIXED 7ke7ikc. RYE: ul7o1 q
Close: Corn, Sept. Si.a,; 81. oLs3k;
Nov. ussh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-30
CHICAGO.

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