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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
SUGAR:
fAR'UNDER'NORMAL
Government Report Showswhere
Supplies Were In August
of Last Year
Sugar Total For August 81, 1917
Final Figures from Preliminary Food
Survey Issued.

Survey Issued.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. February -
There were about | 100000, 900 pounds
of commercial sugar stocks on hand Aug
ust 81, 1917, compared to 100000 900
pounds on the same date in 1916, ae-
cordipg to the first War Emergency
Food Survey. figures for which are is
sued bv the United states Department
of Agriculture. Large decreases were
reported by mills and refiGarics aid by
storage warehouses, although stacks in
the hands Of wholesale grOcrrS and all
large users of sugar showed Increases
in 1917.
Increased Per Capita Consumption
The returns Indicate that the amount
of sugar consumed in 1917 Vas about
Ss.3 pounds per capita. whereas the av,
erag" annual consumption for the five
year Perind ending in 1915 was So
pounds per capita. The evident increase
in consumption, SAYS the department, is
due in part to the increa scd manufac
ture for export of commodities like
condensed milk and TO an increase in
population, coupled with an increased
consumption hv individuals, and to an
increase in consumer : stocks.
Where Sugar Was Hen
OF the total stocks Of sugar report
ed. more than 5SS million pounds OF
foTtv.oue percent was held by sugar
and strip mills and refineriRs. Whole
sale gr0rcrs held about 2S5 million
pounds or l5.S percent and storage
ware houEes about 207 million pounds
or ISIS percent Retail dealers came
! next with about l34 million pounds
or 1914 percent of the total
NeV York reported the largest
stocks, about 32a million pounds, TO-
lowed in order hv California anc
Louisiana, both of which held over lO(
million pounds. Details Of tn, su ri
survey may b" found in Circular 06
Office Of the Secretary, United State,
Department of agriculture.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
.IOv!!R|GE War SAVING Saving
At JAPANESE THEATER

The second phase of the war savings
stamp campaign of the japanese war
saving committee will be begun March
IL; when X. Yamamoto, chairman of
t6ls committee, will make strenuous
efforts to realize the full fruits of his
first campaign Of education.
The second drive will consist partly
Of u big Japanese mass meeting which
is TO be held in the Asahi Theater when
free motion pictures will be shown and
the editors of Japanese papers will
make addresses urging fun participa
ton of the Japanese in the war saving
plan of the United States. The pie
lures have been donated by the Homo
lulu Consolidated Amusement company
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
NO MORE CANDY IN FRANCE

Cable advices from Paris state that
Minister of Provisions BOret has an
nOuneed that further restrictions on
the use of pastry, confectionery and
Otheg foods requiring sugar are about
10 be made effective. All pastry, can
dy, capdied fruits and fancy, biscuits
will. he entirely prohibited, The bread
allowance to restaurants is also to be
reduced,
P0AteTs IN public places are calling
attention TO the fact that Americans
are Tationing themselves Voluntarily to
help furnish supplies for France and
are urging the French people to follow
their example
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
HATHAWAY IN DOUBT

To determine whether or not the in
terHal revtnUe Office may accept treas
ury certificates in paymeRt of income
Tux and whether or not the Territory
IL in the twelfth federal reserve dis
tpirt anil in the continental United
States under the provisions of the law,
/ Col Howard Hathaway has addressPI
communication to Commissioner ID.
C. Roper at Washington. phis action
was taken after several individuals
sought to make payments in treasury
certificates.
IF HAWAII is not in the reserve bank
district, it is said the collector cannot
accept these certificates because they
must be deposited only with federal re.
serve banks. There il no reserve bank
in Hawaii and due to shipping costs
and loss Of time, it would be imprac-
ticable t" send certificates collected
here DO San Francisco, Pending a de
cjsiOn from Washington the collector
hokls that Hawaii is not in the federal
reserve district under the federal re
serve bauk act and that under the act
it is not a part of the continental Unit
ed States.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
SAVING SUGAR FOR FRANCE

4 movement to send a carload OF
sugar to France has been started among
the children Of New Mexico with the
approval of the Federal Food Admin
istTator for that state. In order to
save the necessary amount, boys and
girls OF the state are piedging them.
selves to honey aud molasses instead
of sugar.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
PROHIBITION
:; " DELEGATES Id All ". WELCOMED

, CHICAGO, March 7-(Associated
Press with more than 100 prohibi
tion delegates who have bolted from
their own convention, the new Ma
.tional party today adopted as its lead
ing planks national prohibition and ma
tion. wide equal Suffrage. A committee
of the Prohibition party is now en-
deavOring to arrange cooperation be-
tween the two organizations.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
USE OF TRACTORS REVOtUFlOhAZES AGRICULTURAL
NlETtODS.N SUGAR PLANTATIONS OF THE

III ERE are shown tractors
at work on the Wailuku
plantation. The upper picture
shows q forty-five horsepower
caterpillar hauling cane cars
over temporary track while
below a seventy horsepower
caterpillar is shown drawing a
chain harrow through one of
the upper fields.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
BEST MEDICINE MADE.

A better medicine can not be male
than Chamberlain Cough Remedy. 1t
relieves the lungs, opens the secretions,
aids expectOration and assists Nature
in restoring the system to healthy
condition, Besides, it contains no OPT
ates and Is perfectly safe to take. For
sale by all dealers. Benson Smith 4
Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaii.-Advt. !.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
COMMISSION COMING

WASHINGTON March S-(Associa-
ted Press)-tA Japanese military and
industrial commission, headed by Lieu
tenant General X. Chikushi, of the Jap.
anese army, is expected to reach here
en- Wednesday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES

LAxATTvs BRoMo ,oUININE re-
moves the Cause, Used the world over
10 care . cold in one day. The sigma
ture If u. W. GROVE Is ON each box.
Manufactured by the FARIS MEDI-
CINR CO., St. Louis, U. S. a.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08

Consul General h. MoEoi, Representa-
tive here for Japan, 10 not 10 be trans.
ferred to San 9Rtahe isnois q denial Of a
rumor TO this effect being made yester'
day. by Vice Consul 7. Imai.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08
SH|PMEEJSDF NCARFALL FAR BEHIND
Those MADE Of SANE DATE OFlAST YEAR
Several FactOts Enter no Cas Bu Chief Is the Demand For
'' sssiss flsst d iSaRable Crah

ahinment. ~ s,,a, = - Ear hehind
=, - ". - = &, =,
thoSe MADE up 70 ne sane pe..loe
year ago and several fRetorg enter ip.
to the cause for the difference no one
If u,hi.b - .sl.t. ,xas.as.,nis ia IN
- ~ ~ ~ - - : -
OF which enter largely, :. ,.5 80
Nus. mus tn 'ms yea " meIe . neys pesn
whiIp mn 70 ana iSsiS $3.50 ~ eS Aia,e NJ kIa
more than I46.6oO tons haS ,been
shipped. As little az "a sugar win "a
out in the next week these figures oaer
a, fair comparison and the ahipmen.s
are not far from Isl OO tons behind
those of last yeap.s y. N, II, IT,.
Shortage OF eroo sxpiaips In part
the smaller Ahipments. There ire NOT
so many tons to he. shipped az last
wear aud Il ia, to he expsctea the ship.
ments would he nrobortiouaksly less.
This might Account, For, twenty per.
cent of tine SHORTAGE I. -. A.; -.
Knowledge TINT the mice In staple
has had a tendency To delay Grind.
ing and numbera II the faetofies have
started or. will stast later than usmai
Where the cane, s,Iifsred from drought
the desire IL, 10 Secure an The subse.
/ uuent growth possible, and this NAV
bring an Increase IN actual prodac-
ton over eStimatea: ] How much of the
shortage Of sbipmepts this accounts FOR
Is more, dificnlt 10 ligurS although
the probabiiity "a Il 9wotsld have made
no differeneeE In ahiptns sts hut i would
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08

President Fleming Of James F. Nor
gan Co., Ltd, sent communication to
the board of supervisors yesterday,
registering the objections of his firm
to, the Alewa Improvement District
plans, particularly as regards storm
drains. BE objected to the plan Al. not
being of benefit to the Morgan con
eerR, although hr stated that the firm
does not wish to block the project as a
whole
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-03-08

If you viii leave youJ order for rub
Der stamps at Tho Advertissr once be-
fore noon today they viii be ready for
delivery tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-14

CAN man exist TRYING to do business? I should say not! This trial proposition swamps good men, and of course bad wretches go first. The jig being nearly up, I'm going to grasp straws. I've got 5 fine ranges, 50 cook stoves, 62 heaters, S3 oil and gsso- line 123 gas plates, ranges and cabi- nets, together with 150 oil heaters. Make your bids. How much am 1 offered? Then sewing machines. Oh, they are chestnuts. I don't care what you offer, they go. Typewriters ditto Electric lamps ditto. Pistols ditto. Musical instruments and graphophones ditto. But why enumerate? I tell you everything goes, and your price is my price. I've got s50.000 in secondhand goods. Keep everything.
 FORD STORES. If
Arizona republican., 1918-11-14

FOR SALE-At bargain, one black mare, years old good work horse single or double. Gentle in every way to drive or catch. Weigh 1850 pounds. Telephone 205 Tempe. Geo. w. Nichols.
 bl
Arizona republican., 1918-11-14
For Sale-Automobiles

TWO-P car. good condt- tion quick sale, s225. s12 Grand Ave. db
Arizona republican., 1918-11-14
Wanted Situation Female

PRACTICAL nurse: experienced. Phone 1533. 546 w. Adams st. bm
Arizona republican., 1918-11-14

TWO 7-Passenger cars at a bargain
 and at liberal terms. A. B. Anderson,
 119 s. Center Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1918-11-14

FOR SALE-Ford truck body. 1929 F. Van Buren St. dm
Arizona republican., 1918-11-14
CASA CYANIDE VALLEY

YOUR OPPORTUNITY IS HERE
 Three choice relinquishments at $3, g. and SS per acre. Three well-im- proved farms at S25, $50 and $50 per acre. Patented and statk land for sale at lowest prices and easy terms. s. C. Miller Company, g. N. First Ave, Creighton Bldg. if
Arizona republican., 1918-11-14
Wanted-Real Estate

north side, unimproved; most desir- able. State terms. location and price Address Box PIG Republican. b
 $3S00 PAPER, amply secured by ranch property; want rooming house, or residence, north or west. P. O. Box Is, Phoenix if
Arizona republican., 1918-11-14
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENT-Store room, 22x33 feet plate glass front. soc N. Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-14

FORD CAR FOR SALE-1917 model, in good running order. Price S45O0O. For further information see J. $. Wool dridge, Marinette. AriZ. or call Peoria Stage. Meisch driver, corner 1st street and Wash bn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-10

w. S. S. PLEDGES ARE DUET"
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MlIerIei.
Ole bon iSarmen

Sir Ole bon Sarmen itommen=
Den uno in Der 2anomirtidoft tdti=
gen Soloaten, melde lih sur s3elt
nod i'm Camp Srapis befinoelI per-
ben bonn 16. bis 81. DECEMBER Gorlc=
iungen iiber moberne Iderbau= lno
neutrality-suspicious. abgebaltei1.
@leid5eitig finben Oemoritrationcu
init Garm : Sructoren uno anoern in
Der beutigen 2anbmirti1aft benua-
ten Waihinen itatt. Sic 3abI Der
friiber aiif 6armen beihaftieten Sol
oaten, ueld)e aueenblidlih nod i'm
Camp Srapis Iiegen, miro auf 5000
Biz 5000 Mann geidaet.
- Bis beute nbeno mer0ell ungc-
fdbr 5000 Soloaten aus Dem Camp
Srapis entlaiien fem.
Die &dgne, burd meld)e
nlf Die prompte ge5ablung ser fir
&riegs-S pormarfen ge5ei6neten Sc
trdge bingemirft meroen fon, miro big
gum 1. Sanuar NIT potter gnergie
meiter gefibrt.
= SIN @lter bon 50 Sabren lit
Jran S. s. Suder seb. @abermorn
aus Dem Seben gei9ieOen. Die Scr
itorbene, meld)e ans Aeu 8~ralnfels
itammte, miro bon ibren bort mob
nenoen Glterrs ibrcm @atteu, 5pri
9riibern INTO ether Sdnelter iiber-
lebt. Gle 9eiiebuns finoet in Nea-
9rannfels itatt.
8egen Abmeiertbeit oes 9uns
0esrifters 9upal @eit peroen Die
Sibunsen I'M hieiieen gunoesgerid.
nid)t Dor Dem 2. Sanuar b%eginnen.
Nidter @eit miro sur 3cit burd Die
in 8aco ltattfinbenoen @erbanolun-
gen IN aniprud genommen.
DIE ltnter5eihner fir % a t
Sapines Stamps limo oriu,
geno allfgeforoert, tire ein5ahIun.
gen ST. MAIDEN.
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net uno eeieben batte, ME ole
Come auf Der bunten 9ede ieines
9ettes ipielte. @anS oeutlid erinnerte
er iid, pie oas ibm 10 mobl getan,
oa ibm mar, als batte er eiuen @lp=
or1d iiberItanoen uno oiirfe lid iebt
freueit, neil bas porbei unb neil es
Gag mar. @ber er fonnte lid nid)t
freuen. @ie frii6 mar er oann nlf
feline SiiBe geiprnngen uno tpie frob-
lih bate er Den 2aoen 8ltriidge-
id)lagen! ga NOR Die Come bot
bereingeitr0mt, 10 lidt, 70 geluno.
oaB ibm troltlih ai Mllte ~gemoroen /;
ieitoem 5oe feline Spmpbonie 10 fern
ii6er inn babin, mie @olfen am Stint
mel, ieit0em bate err iih mie elm at
geriiienes Slatt, oas pom Baum
III BEN Strom eefaae1, oa~bintreiben
laiien ourh frudtlos gelebte gogo.
(6ortiesung folat.)
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Quarantine

SIN @nbetradt Der Satiode, oai3
Die Snfluen5a : 6dae INNER nod inr
3nnebmen iino uno nm Die epidemic
onrd) griinolide MaBregelll mon1og-
LTD 81 iiberlninoen, bot Mapor 8ell
auf oen Hat Der @eiunobeitsbeboroa
ben 9efebl erlaiien, ane Sbeater,
San5ballelL S6uleM Girben @il-
Iiaro5immer uno anoere Ylaee, no
cine groBere Wenge BON Meui1ell
fid an5uiammeln pflegt, auf nnbe-
itimmte 3eit 81 i6lieBen. 4nd Die
Carnegie gibliotbef lit bon Dem
8efebl betroffen. @as sic 9eparte-
ment Stores anbetrifft, 10 lperoen
oieielben ieoen Sag einmal 81 elmer
linen bequem gelegenen 3eit lire Sd
Sen auf cine Stunoe 5u i6liebet ba-
ben. @abreno oieier @eIhaftspaufe
miiiien bie 3~aaumIidfeiten ausgerdli.
bert merben. Die StraBenbabncar5
biirfen nur 10 piele 8aiia9iere auf-
nebmen, pie Sisplase porbanoea
iinb. gs lit nidt erlaubt, oaB irgeno
Semano I'M elmer Gar Itebt. Die ST.
tuation III Ben peridieoenen 5eloIa-
germ bat lid ebenfals ni6t meientlit5
.gebeiiert. Die nellen 8eroronungett
mer0en auf oas &rdftiglte burhge-
fiibrt.
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Neitserid)te ais Gliifsbriuser.

IS lit cine alte Site, oaB ma,l
am @eibnadts. ulo Splpelterabeno
@eritte oilftrdgt, oeren 8eripciieu
o@liif" bringen iou. Cabin gebort
fait III gan5 Sitoeutidlano etwe5
uGdmeinernes" III grimerlng an
ben oNtleber unierer germaniiden
<poroerefi. Der Slid fonlnit als
&ei6nadltseiien crit ipdter oui. Sn
Der Wnrf lie6t man namlentlid oen
anrpfen, bod iino audl anoere Slid
iorten geouIoet, nllr miiilen Die Slide
Hogen bnben, Der in ieiner 8ielfor-
nigfeit @elo bebeutet. 8leid)e 8eoeu=
tung bat Der Mobn. Sn 8%eitfaIen
mitB es Seringfolat geben, Der als
Saupteerift gilt; lie mebr. ntan oa.
BON ibt, oeito mebr 8oloitiide brinef
oas nelie Sabr. SSn. Der Hbeinpropin3
uno in Der Yfal5 iBt man gleihfauS
Slid. 3ort mnB es aber Elm groBer
Slid iein, Der un5eri6nitten poriidl
tis aefodt miro oamit er in einenr
Stiid auf Der Safel eri6einen fam.
0a5u iagt Scr &olfsmuno:
Der Slid in einem Stitf
Bringt ms fdon Slid:
Sc GROCER 6os Stiid -
lmiomebr bringt es 8liidl
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Segas

0as Marine Seporteulent
teilt NIT, oaB etn neltes, l1idt emf
5iirloli6es Gas entoedt lit, meIde3
ben 9tonlen ,rMrgon" erbalten pot.
IS miro ii0 5ur 6iialtng BON 8at~
Ions lebr beluobrenL oa ourd) leifie
Nnwenoung ale @efabren Ser bisber
5ientlid) banfigen grploiionen aus
geid)altet peroen. slrgon lit IN oenl
Sole, meld|es oie Selbrltnuen oe1
Zone Star 8ns Company IN 8etro
Tia proouaieren, entbalterl. IS miro
beabiidtigt, cine 10:5Daige, "a Mtel=
len lange Hobrenleitlu1g bon Getroiio
nod gturb Sort @ortb 5t legen, po
bas @as 81 @oiolin perorbeitet, aus
Dem Hiifltonoe bas argo ausge-
i6ieoen ulo Ser Helt als 2e1dtgo3
in Sic &obren Spltente bon Sort
@ortb mo 0uqas geleitet miro. Ser
8all Ser Gobrenleitung bon Yetrolio
nod Sort @ortb lit allf 81 100000
unb bie &onltruftion Ser Sabrifat;=
lagen auf 100000 perani1lagt. Die
Seriteuling bon Irgon miro unto.
Ser Iufliht Der Notwithstanding
Iteben.
Maior Sbeobor Mcslulep, oet
&ommanoeur oes Soliaferro Slug
feloes bel Sort @ortb, bat ioeben eins
6abrt bon Sort @ortb noh Gan
diego, Sal, 5uridselegt uno gleih
oaranf Die Giidreiie naf 9eras auGc=
treten. ST bat bter5u basielbe Meru,
plan tpieoer benust> nad)oem Elm melt
ct Wotor iopie cine neue Snraube
eingciest maren. Die Strede bon
San diego nad Ylima, Mri5., legte
er altf Ser Hiidfabrt nit ether Sdnef.
ligfeit BON SO Meilen pro Stunoe
5nriif uno allf Ser 6abrt bon Du1na
na6 Ebonir erreibte er iogar eine
Observation-Disclosures BON "a
Meilen.
= Ser Sdulrat bon Guero bot be-
idloiien, Die 0ffentli6en Shulen bis
sum 81. DECEMBER 81 idlieBen. Der
llnterribt ioa crit nit Dem 9eginn
oes neitel1 Sa6res mieoer a~ufaenoml.
men meroer.
Sn Muffin finbet am IL. g..
Mts. cine Yrobibitioniiten Ser
iammlung ltatt, in Ger iiber oie Gilt
fiibrllng Ser 8robibition burd cin
fonititutioneles ENHANCEMENT per-
bonoelt iperoen miro.
= Nad) fur5er &ranfbeit perid1ieo
in Moulton SRI. emma &oseblte I'M
Bitter bon 35 Sabren. Sic miro iiber-
lebt bon ibren gIter1t, bier Sdme-
tern uno lieben 8riioern.
sSn 5onDp ftarb am Sonntage
5rou Gbriitiom Seffinger bon Stlrm
Sill. Sic binterlaBt ibren @ntten uilo
orei Rinber. Sbr 8atte befinset iib
CUR 3eit IN einem Militarlager in
Winneiotn.
= Nah lallgerem aranfenlager lit
in 6%aIlettspiIe Ser Gplntp-S has
meiiter 6. 9tifuIeafa aus Dem 2eteu
gei6ieoen.
Sn Mlitin lit Sri. 6crrna lljfiD
BON @alneiton an Der Snfluen5a &C.
ltorben. 9ie @erihieoene, cine 9eh-
rerin an Der @oa 5odlid)ufe in Sal-
peIton mar CUR Eflege ibrer er-
~franften Shmeiter na6 sflIitin a.
reiit.
BIS gum /. DECEMBER limo I'M
Staate Seras 2,3t7,tT uno IN bent
eau5en @ebiete Der Ser. Staaten D.
563, 1914 9aaen 9aumipolle yge-
gimnt."
= Sn Orange 1T Elm neues Shiff.
oie ugitp Of @alpeiton," BON Stnpel
aelaiIen. 9os Sabr5ellg lit cine Bar
q So ~ -. = @ClA :
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Gohun

=. Cotton.
San Nntonio, beute % Gents.
8aIoeiton. geitern SOTO Gents.
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osiraten : Gs6nrten - soSesfdns
9ciraten


sloolpb 6. Sdule ul.o eoitb 3.
Moore.
@enrp Mefel ullo grna Sdlaoer.
Seiitnant Gus. 2epis uno Gorilt=
ne 5hramm.
Nalter Soep uno sSrieoa Wueaer.
8beooore s. Yeef mo 0rau Naria
Sspenbeimer.
Ssenrp s.. Huiii uno Niorie Niisel.
ssobn $. @oet uno 2inoa 3untell.
Otto 5ris uno Gina @eef.
@eburten:
u. $. Geinbaro uno 6rail, ell
Anabe; 6rie Sdoene uno GSrau, EN-
Maoden; O. Is. 3anoer ulo 6ralt,
Elm Widoden, @arrp 3eioe uno 6raul,
elm Wfao6en; s. O. Eeleer utlb
sSra1t, Elm Mdohen; V. 9epersoorf
uno 6rat, Elm Maod]ct; 2ouis =.
Saubert uno 5rau, Elm Gnabe; Rid.
Sueos uno raii, Elm &nabe; 2ouis
9teibniler un0 6rau, Elm MGohen;
Soiepb Strict uno 8rau, elm Mae-
den; @m. s. Noblin uno 5ralt, elm
Anabe-
GooesfdIIe:
s5rau Goa 6. 5roIt, So Sabre;
emil aii1nail, 81 Sabre; Geo.
RIemm, 80 Sabre; Serbert s. Soc
per, q Sabre; 5rau Minnie 8.
E5horre, 81 Sabre; Marp 81. @lae.
ger, 5 Sabre, 5ran @roee e. edert,
30 Sabre; 6rau aannie 3insmeber,
40 Sabre; Gam araots, SO Sabre
&hos. Burg, 40 Sabre; SOS. Gngel,
30 Sabre; 5rau Wdrie Bind, 81
csahre; 8olter $. 2ieper, "a Sabre,
6rau Or. amn $. 8olff 33 Sabre;
8eorge s. @ittinger, 46 Sabre;
ss5rau 3oIa .. Shneioer, 80 Sabre.
Sclbihmoro lit berirrte ScIbIt.
sipbe
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ScIbitmoro lit berirrte ScIbit.
siebe.
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L.okaies.
&abridleinlid)es @etter,

Sir San 9lutonio UNI. l~lnlgese1tO,
9ellte abeno ltno Wittfpodl fIar u1o
fnlter; Semperatur 42-46.
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Gottouiamen- EruSufte.
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Gan antonio. 10. 9e8ember, 1915
Giibe, $4.35 bis S8.25.
3dlber. $3.50 bis $3.50.
OdIeu, $1,000 big $14.50.
Shipeiue, $500 bis $500.
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8inboieb. GeressOdieu. $40 bis St8.
Sdipeine, $1,000 bis $t7.60.
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Gan antonio. 10. 0e5ember, 1915.
aortoffeIn, gat.. 1925.
SiBfartoffeln 1925 unb $3.50.
3lUebeln, California, $3.50 mo
50. Is per 100 EfunD.
Somdten, Gal, $3.50.
9ohneu, Colorado. Ytnto. PEI Btn
S.75 unb 1915; California 8apous, per
cpt., $1,000, 8inf5, $50; Gina, Sill;
9iabn. $14.00; 8ladebes. 5000.
Seqerie, $1.00 nnb Sf.25 per 8iinbel.
6riide String Beans. $500 per Sus
idet.
Go6l, $500 uno 1925 per 100 @fo.
@riine @feffer, $3.50 uno $t.75 per
@uldel.
Raoiesden. SOC per 9to. @iinbel.
WeerretttpeB nrasin Der Bfn. Ia II
@urfen, 90c per 9Bo.
grbien, per fleiuer Crate. $500.
8eeten, $3.50 II. $500 per 100 @fo.
Ropfialat, $1.75 uno $500 per @rate.
Heteriilie, Doc per 8Bo. e8iinsel.
Rfiriihe, $1.65 uno $1.75 per Grotc.
@eIbe &ur5eln, 69c per Subeno.
@ierpflan5en. $3.50 per @uihel.
Spirnt, $1.75 per Camper.
Giriine grbieu. $4.00 per 6amoer
Selerie, Colorado. $1.25 per Crate.
8iiben. $500 per 100 Rflub.
GquaIb. $3.50 per @ufhel.
g~anteleupes, 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1918-09-13
100000 Drug Users
Found i'm New York
BY Federal Agents
5000 Under Physicians
Care Here Tabulated.
Says Treasury Report

WASHINGTON. w Sept. 12.-Habitual
use of morphine. cocaine, heroin and
preparations containing other narcotic
drugs has increased rapidly in tho
United States within the last two wears.
and drastic anti-narcotic law must be
enacted at this session of Congress to
check the Wholesale spread of the
habit These are the conclusions
made public to-day by special Treas
rry Department investigating commit
tee, together with partial report on
the number of drug addicts actually un-
der phsysicians' treatment in the
states. In New York City 5000 have
been tabulated already.
The Investigations Of the committee.
which is headed by Representative
Rainey, of Illinois, showed that thou
sands of drafted men have been dis
missed from military camps after it was
found they were drug addicts, and that
this number included many who sys-
tematlcally developed the habit after
being drafted in order to insure their
dismissal. This condition is one rea-
son given for the urgency of immediate
remedial legislation
ne necessary measures already have
been embodied in the new revenue bill,
the committee reported, providing for
registration of manufacturers and
dealers in proprietary medicines con
tanning compounds of narcotic drugs as
we'll as the pure drug. The measure