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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-16

5immerlellte in cinem ihoriCn
WcilngSnll3tollihC. Ger G1r
ihlug &uthcion'9 pom I. Sc
bruor 5llriidgemieien.
u q ibiugton, 10. 6ebrIur.
Gin luieberboltca &erl0n8elt Onb
98iaiom Z. Sutdeion, Der Frdliocnt
oer oGcrcinigten 9riiocrihaft Der
SHiiis5imncrlelltc lm0 S0reiucr".
Die ollaitebenoeu 9Ingeltclten Oer
SdiiiSboub0ie IN 0eu GltlCbeu Nm
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Shmicrigtciten mtS5lgIei6cn an ore
9lrbcit 5llriid5uIcnoclt lulIrOc bellte
9lbeuo pom %oriiBcr 0urIeU Don 0cr
ShIiiSbeb0roe gemaht.
Sutbeion battc lbon Irllber iln
Souie oeS Cages eit 8clh nit elner
3ui6riit beantlpOrtet, in melher CT
erflGrte, 0oB es ibm lmmogli1 lei
irgeno melde Sbritte 81 ergreiien
luenn CT llidt beItimrntc Sorihldge
Der SfiiSbeboroc III 9ejug allf Die
glrbcitSjultGnoc erbalte.
SltdeionS SermtsiorOerung Der
ShiiiSbeb0roe hat cine Situotien
beruor9erllfen, ii6er luelhe geonfe
iib nlls5uprehen lDei9ertell. Serrn
&urIep'a Griud)ciL 0nB oic Selltc Io-
fort sur glrbeit 5llriidfebren IolltelL
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omtcn ser Sdiiiabcb0rOe pollten
nicbt nngcben, iuoS iiir ,Shritte lie i'll
9lltgc bdbcr.
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te, OoB oic IofdIen Altl,ltcrlmgS.9e.
BORDEN eincn 9llfruf an Die alSitGn-
bigen militirpflibtigcn glrbciter uor
bcrcitctcrt peranloBte oic ShiifSbc
b0r0c, (clcGranlmc ot95iicuOcn, 0oi
teincrlci iolhe S6ritte beobIihtiot
ieien.
Gic aloiiiiijirllng Der glr6eiter IN
Ocn Sdiii2borb0ien lit ocnl 9urcnl
oca Froiob.,Qiorid)olI9 unter lltcDcr
NIoOniicIo iibcrluicicn ruorocn, lmO
0ic Ncb0roc tulnicbt, oob ale Nillilc-
rlm9airnBcn in @oibington cntidc-
ocn ucroCn
IS lit bcfonnt oo6 ErGiocnt @il
Jon ser }IrbcitcriraNc icinc perionli
dc 2lulmcrtinnlfcit luihmct uub ic
Der NcueNung ser 2llaidn0igcn
fol1t.
,{n ieincr 3uidriit m Nrtd)ciol
mciIt GoriiBcr 1urlcU oarulibiu 0oi
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mo Shrcincr.lluiou 0ie cin}igen lei
en-, pcldc iidJ pciAerteh Oic Sdliyh
tlng Ger Observation-Disclosures
ser Observation-Disclosures Ncboroc ST 4
ilbcrlnIicrL
,$n icincr Mcigcrlmg. Die 2lllSltGll-
oigcu an oic 2lrbeit jtriid5u6eoroerrt
lcnttc NuthcIon oie 9lufncrtiamfcit
oca GoriiGcr@ 0ltrlep olli oen uon
tim ant l. 6ebrlnr ltnterbreitetcn
9tlSQIeih scr Sad)IuNe lmO crfldrtc
CT hobc O09 Oloqlihitc getDan, Sic
2clltc Don ciucm 9ticocrleaen Ger 9lr
belt obju1OItcn,
Gic @conltcn Scr Sfiii$6eGorbs
logtc bcltc 2lbcnO, Oob OaS llc6ercill.
fomucn nid)t acccptirt ullrNc. luril
ca fcinc Sdlidtlmg DER McimmN@.
pcrid)ie0cnbciten Ourh Die glonliti.
rllnq9bcb0rOc porihrieb un6 lueil eS
ein gelhIolicncs @erfItdtten.lle6cr
einfonnlcn bcnbiidjtigte
Haibington 10. Sebr. - 2.
$. 9enocr Der General. .9lu0iteur,
iiir Oic 6lottcn.Gorporution, bat Dem
SanOel9.Gonite 0eS SenoteS einen
9(u@pei5 lmtcrbreitet, pcld,cr 5eigt
oob Sic Qcianrmten 9llSgobcn oeS
500 &Slan0!SdiiiS6oubofeS bis 6llnt
81. &oular iit ouf $23.3i3,362.6S
bclieien. 6ir Sen gau oeS ShiffS-
6oltboics purOcn $19,029,97242 mo
fiir Sdiiic 81 2S3 .390.2G oliSgegc-
ben.
@r1iiocnt @ilion bot oen @cne.
raj 9lnualt ongelpieicn. bic Sitilu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-16
Ion llfuful
Soa aampf im Often
bcginncn.
GentraimddJte ,upllen
tSeinSieligfeiten crs
neuern.

Gie Cpcrotioucn mer0cn Qc0cn Oo@
n0rOlihc &ll6lon0 Qcrihtct mcr
ocn. GutiNmb in 6icicm
SmUc onQcbIh in ciuer GoU'c
rcn5 i'm foiicrlidcn NmlptQuor-
tier 0cioBt. Gcrtihlono >pjQ
ocr llfrojnc 8cgcn Ole 9oIiGcoiti
beiitrbcn.
9lmitrr0OnL 70. Gcbr. - Strait
oca &crtrO0c2 nit Der lltroilc, Ourh
mclnrn scr itotltp Quo nntc bc}iIAllh
Der @rCMcn 5luiidCn GcltcrrciN.lln
Qorn lu0 Gublono ctobIirt lpllr0c,
bobcn 0itcrrcih h4ruQorilcbc EuWpcn
on Wiitmod iricOlibcn @cIjB non
Der Sto0l NrooU 0cnonmclL Iuic clnc
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Rublon0'a 2(uaihciOcr
aus Dem &ricQc tcin
Nton0pcr.
Spn0on t5. Icbruor - 9illb-
LAMBS 9nSlhciocn ola Dem Aricgc
mar Gin mirflihca lmO bCOclltCtC Oic
olcr g(bfolhmcn nit lei
ncn iriibcrrn &crbinOCtcn, 10 crfl0r=
tc Der Observation-Disclosures Seon (rob
fin in icincnl 0cridt an Ooa oQuli
iiidc Gon,il ser 9lrbcitcr. lmO 5oI-
ootcn Ieleootcn iibcr OuS Aciultat
Der 9'rcit Qfouaf Gonicrcn}. pic cinc
hicr cinocoonQcne Orabtloic ruiiihc
Tepcid,c bcin0t
Gic Niitt6cihmQ iiiQt Diu3n O0B
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bicf
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lonO Fat beihloiicn. sic llilitGrihcn
Cpcrotioncn ococn Oaa n6rOlihC
lpic0cr oli3uncbnlcn. IS
ocrlolltct, oob oicic GntihciounQ in
elmer Gonicrcn, octroiicn murOc, Die
inn Aoilcrlihcn S5nuptQuorticr itatt,
fouo. mic Spc5ial, ,Icpcidcn ans
Nolon0 bcioocn.
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,toiicr gHiI6eIm. Monilcr C5rai $5crt-
Tina, IeI0nlorihoa uon 6inOcnblrn
General pon 0rloenoorii Scr Wrnc
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9ijbln1onp. ser Stoat9ictret6r 0c2
2ur5mGrtiucn l(lutc5 bel.
Ter Glon lrobrp'5, or9 Nolibcuiti
Winiitcr@, scr Die 5iQnotur
fem Qrico. obcr audi fcin IIricOc"
trGot rulrOc in ser Gpnicrcn3 Der.
morieu, mic ser 9uuiter0amcr Core
inon6pnt ser Noi(n GrprCI" inQt,
lnb ba 5roBfn fcincn Gric0cn 6o6cn
milf miro cr Ncu Srico crb1Itcn.
Tic (upoiipu gfltE(ouD'3 iuQ, 10
miro 6in,uaciiiot llntcr ollcu I'm.
it6u0cn iort0ourrn bis Vctcr9buru
bon 0cutihcn 5ruppcu bcicbt it,
Gine Icpcihe an sic alailp
1}cms" ous g'nttcrSom ioot oar Die
sic 9(njicht pertrctcn Oob
5rnnfn's grfI1r1luo pcnn iic olch
ridt Sen Sriro r,,bptc 10 sod mrtn.
n,otiih Sen NoiicnItiQitono II Gnoc
6rohte
9ir Tcutidrn finn Scr lInIidt OoB
,ip Jeff cine ircic Sonb Gobcn, mo
iir ocbcnfcu. non 6ieier WclcocnDcit
Cgrhroud, III n,odcr
7ic3 6ebc,tct noh 9(Nillt ScS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-16
Srci i'm eicfc6t ucrlpnnbct.

8cucrol Ecribm0 ienoct neuc Ser
luItliitc. - llntcr Oen &erulmoe.
ten Gin Gopit0n pom mcoi6l1ls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-16
Sscrtpm Gaitle getDotet.

@ci einem Stnr5c nit icincm 9lerp-
plan nabc TOrt SSOrtb, ScraS,
iuu cr ais HcbrCr Der 9luiatif fnns
airtc. - g&ar irH6cr ais SGn'
scr uationaIbcriibmt nuo bate
i'd ipGtcr oi0 6Iicacr Snrbccrcn
ocGult. - Mar Gin GNpitan I'M
dritiid)cn Nlic0cr-GOrps,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-16
Sa6lQgt lit
S6ifsbaub6ttn.
9ifterem,en nibt
gci9lidtet.
9lnsitdnbise ,uerSen ni6t
gum Wsilitdr eingeSogen.

@oriitcr NurlcO bon Ser S6iii5 9c
b0roc un6 FrGiiOcnt 0utheiou
bon ser 9riloeridnit Der S6iiia
5inlmcrlclrte in cinem idloricn
Mcinn0SmlStollihc. Ger &or
ihlog <tbcion'9 pom I. Sc
bruor 5urildgemieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-16

0aB oic @onbelSbcbor0e geneigt lit
pon Suteil. 9Imerlfd mebr .Wnterio.
lien 5u be3ieben mo oementipre6eno
Sen @onocl oes HanoeS nit Dem
Orient 3u bcidneioen. G5 lit mo6r,
ihciulid, ooB uielen 9lrtifeln, mie
5lun 9ciipiele Scppi6e uno aunit'
@cQcuitdnoe, Die Jest aus Sopon lno
Gbmu cmpiongen merocn, feline Sin.
port 2icen5en gelpGbrt peroen Oiiri.
ten. 2lQcr MabriAeinlihfeit noh
mcrocn iOOicI 9iobm1tcriolicn luie
m6Glih uon Dem Silocn bicrbcr &c.
bradt luCr0en.
Iie Erotlonlntiou oeS Fr1iiocntcn
6ciiglid, Ger 2iccntiirlln8 oes 9(uS.
lunO 6ouocls tritt morgcu in Sruit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-16

Der 3mct Der AioBnobmc lit Ger
56iifc iiir Ocn transport uon
Gnppcn rno @cooris 2(rtifcln
noM europe pcriilgbor 3u uuhen.
Gic &crcjuiQtcn Stootcu mcrs
orn Oomit sic Gontrelc iiber hic
neltrolc Eouuo0c crboIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-16

N5rciicn tlciuc britiihc YotrouIllcn'
lhiiic on. - &cricntcn oht Der
lclbcn. 8cbrcn unL cbc olc
britii6c 5lottc ciuGrciien tonnte.
SIC YotrouiQcnihiiic morcn
NIT ocr Sogo mli em l(ntcr
lccboot bclhGitigt.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-22
200 ACRES

Good red pebble and Norfolk
sandy loan; suitable dwellings
and barns; under cultivation
in cotton, corn and sugar cane;
good pasture with water all the
year; six miles from Fitzgerald
on graded road; schools. Price
100000; terms to suit pur-
chasers.
A FUTURE STOCK FARM
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-22
100 ACRES

A rich loany soil, with first
class two-story dwelling, barns
and tenant houses; under good
cultivation; four miles of city
on graded clay road, near
school and church; Delco light
ing system installed. Price
S7,5o0.O0; terms to suit pur-
chaser. =: - !:
A PLACE WORTH HAVING
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-22
500 ACRES

We have several very desirable
places, ranging in acreage from
200 acres to 500 acres, some un-
der cultivation, others cut-over
land, and some in timber.
These places can be bought at
attractive prices. ::
SEND FOR LISTINGS. .
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-22
1000 ACRES

|
Large tracts that can be SUBJ
divided into small farms and
sold at good prices. Proper
ties that could be held for flu
ture increase in prices. Timber
tracts especially good for in
Vestrnents. |:
LET US SHOW THEM
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-22
so ACRES

Red pebble clay soil; one mile
from Fitzgerald; all under cul-
tivation; good two-story eight
room dwelling, barns and other
improvements. Fruit trees;
good water; one mile from
school and church. Price
100000; terms to suit pur-
THIS IS A BARGAIN
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-22
so ACRES

Red pebble clay soil, on Dixie
Highwty, two miles from Fitz-
gerald; live branch on one
boundary line; one half mile of
high school and church. Now
under cultivation in cotton,
corn and field peanuts. Price
SO, 10000; terms to suit pur-
chaser.
A SNAP AT THIS PRICE
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-22
T A R N s
FOR SALE
If interested, write US. Complete
listings furnished upon request.
Automobiles at your service to
inspect properties. {: !:
REFERENCES:

First National Bank
Exchange National Bank
or any Credit Bureau
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-22

A SNAP AT THIS PRICE
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-22

THIS IS A BARGAIN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-13

In the serse IN ~ricn .e rave
been vert 70 thirs cf armies,
mere are 70 armies = .-is xt-ge.
sle; there are entire nsticrs
armed. Thus tire ren ~ne remain
20 tiil tire SOL sr5 rsn .re fac
teries are ~ less part 81 tire
army tras IS In France .-sn :Ne
thls eno tne reorie r,.s, crsss
men oenesth ire rs-'iefssS To
thts ene tre ceorie rus. ors~
close &c ere ccr-rze; f-cr; sszios.
. cc~rlor zee. Tris rz,ic1 -eess
sl r-er. o.. Z recess esc- mar.
not In ,-e fleio TIA. ~il r1ost
pleasure si-'. o.. IN .-e erceasc-
thss will ees, s-rse tire ec--o-
eoo5.-H 33crc~ Wilson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-13
MEMBER OF TSs ASSOCIATED
PRESS.

The Assoc -&tAi Press 10 exclusively
nLl!e1 70 thC Use fer republication
81 al ness dispatches crelIed 10 Z
os lot Otherwise credited II this sAser
and also the locS. news published
knrrin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-13

Proost.y ihe Taeeshlst- 5iln
pat on' IN exfra ou ,lis great
German victory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-13

Doa - Aelt ms Ae aar.
ar- ssGy Shrs.Ter Ds.rs
New-York tribune., 1918-10-02
MARRIAGES

BERGER-WANNINGE -- Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wanninger announce the marriage
Of their dauEhter. Rita, 10 Mr.. Kurt Rich
ard Berger, Monday September so. Al
81. lan1ess Lutheran Church.
BLEDsOE- JOHNSON :. Nice. France. on
Septembor -. 1918. Francis Levi. eldest
daughter of MTa. Ruasel Dart Hyde and
the late Wilmot Johnson, ir.. 70 William
Pinckney Bledsoe, captain, 9Th Field A1ti.
lery. u. S. A.
DOWNEY-WING-Mr and Mrs. Frank l.
daughter, Priscilla, 10 Mr.. William Wal
lace Downey, y. s. N, on Saturday. Sep
ternber %, in Philadelphia
FRANCKE-FRANTZ- Saturday. September
2S. at Church of TRANSPORTATION. by the
Rev. Or. G.. C. Houghton, Elizabeth A
Frantz to Edward J. Francke
TREAT-BOWERS - Miss Florence Bowers.
daughter of Mrs Walter Harris Bowers
and the late Walter Harris Rowere, pub
iished and editor Of The North American
Review" S5l West End axe. was marriel
September 2s to Hugh Peters Treat son Of
the late Charles Russell Treat, for wears
city. Mr.. Treat IS a graduate Of Coum-
bia, class of 1905, and is with the San
Francisco office of the Western Electric
Company. Ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. kerwin, West End Presbyterian
Church. The wedding very quiet, due
TO the death of the groom'a mother Mr.
Julia Hubbell Treat, and only q few rela-
tives and intimate friends were present. :
New-York tribune., 1918-10-02
----------- ----------
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

ST. TIE OF Na.W YORK. OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE, So.
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued in dupl,.
cate, hereby certifes that the Manufacture
ers Consolidated Company. domestic
stock corporation. has nled in this office
for the voluntary dissolution OF such cor
poration under section u Of the General
Corporation Law. and That it appears
therafrom chat such corporation has COM
piled with said section in order to be dis
solved.
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF office
OF the Secretary OF State, at the City OF
Albany. this eighteenth day of Septem Der
one thousand nine hundred. and eighteen
A. e. PARklN.
Deputy Secretary of State.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-02
, u s t e n a n c-e
Cereals

Wheat~-According to the Oklahoma
state report, there is only % per cent
C last seasons crop Of wheat left on
the farms compared with a7 per cent
last year. |. is believed that through
out the Southwest an unusually large
proportion of the wheat has already
been moved, which accounts for the
record visible supply in the United
States at the present time. The move
rent from primary points continues
very heavy despite the fact that ship
being controlled under the permit sys-
tenn
Corn.-The corn market was again
under the influence of the war news
and price changes we're at times er
,atic and more or less violent. 1t was
the prevailing impression that ner-
Nous market will prevail for some time
TO come, as operators believe that SEN
sational news from Europe is to be
expected at most any time, and under
the circumstances traders are not in
clined to take an aggressive stand
either way.
Yes'day's Prevlou, Year
c9s Sss No soIs yellow $685. .isSssss4 saS 75'
Chicago:
Sssss5s; SsssssF : ::::::: ':si ':sa 1:ss7s 1:ssN
Oats.-The oats market declined
about centSa bushel early, but re-
gained most of the loss and at the
close was down only &c to sc from
the previous final. Exporters were
again in the market early in the day.
and the continued evidences of export
needs served to give the market GER
tain amount of stability. despite the
weakness in corn.
Yesterdays Previous Yeal
New York: close. close. ago
Oats. No. 5 white. .a5 .55 .65
Chicago:
October ....... .eeM 70
November ........ .7oM JOSS
Rye-Market steady.
Yesterdays Previous Yeas
New York close close. ago
Cash, No. West. .$1.72 $1.72 $1.97
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Yes'day's Previous Yeas
New York close. close.
Flour. Mimi. spg. pat s11.oo S11 90 $13.25
Cornmeal, yellow, gran $50 $50 1870
I.ye flour, choice -. e.oo 600 1890
sKiln dried.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-02
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cot.
tonseed Oil

Coffee es.-Iransactions in the
market yesterday RULED quiet and more
or less irregular, the price changes
brought about by the fact that October
was automatically reduced Is points to
the basic spot month 6.60c, the
maximum prices of other months being
orrespondinsly reduced On the cal
values we're unchanged to an advance
of points, with July going to within s
points of the full maximum allowed.
which tended to check buying, but
throughout the day the undertone Of
the market reflected the better war
news and the tirmness in Brazil. The
morning cable reported Santos futures
100 to IT'S reis higher. This was fol
lowed by further gains of 325 to 375
reis and then decline Of $50 to 200
reis. showing very irregular conditions
there. The local market closed Is
points net lower to an advance OF !
points.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-02
= Commodities S
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter Receipts to-day. 1904 pack
sges. Creamery, higher than extras, lb,
62,a q Csc; extras. % score, 62c tilsts.
SO to 81 score. 500 81 lac; seconds, SO
TO 81 score, 55@ 5S'ac; thirds. 50(d 53c;
unsalted, higher than extras, 64'a0l
Csc; extras 63 Z G64c frsts, clio Csc;
seconds, 5eM60c; state dairy tubs,
f0c: common to fair, aGd55c; reno
waited, extras, 5o@51c; firsts, 4Sls @4ac:
lower grades, 43M47 &c; imitation
creamery, iirsts, 45is 46c; ladies, cu,~
rent make, tirsts, 43M'44c; seconds, Al y
M42c; lower grades, 40041c: packing
stock, current make, No. l. Al a "a i2c; {;
No. ., 4o1a0i1c; lower grades, $40 4oc-
Cheese.-Rcceipts day, l. $40 boxes.
State whole milk. fresh flats. specials.
colored. lb, 81 u M32c; white. 81 y "a
SIC: average run, colored, 3oM31c;
white. 30M Sic; lower grades, 2Sh a
29c; twins. specials, S0dS0 015c; average
run, 29@3oc; lower grades, 26M2Shc;
Wisconsin, single daisies, 31(d SIC: dou-
bic daisies, 31M3 32c; Young Americas,
31M32c: state SIX ms, specials, 231s "a
24fac; prime to choice, 220l2 23c; fair to
good, l9021c; lower grades, 7M13c.
Eggs. - Receipts, 10.3S5 packages.
rIeSh sa'ueieu, cNVtds, per OoAe'i oo1l
SIC; extra hrsts. 54@ SOC; firsts, 52@ 53c.
seconds. 4S@51c; under grades. 42M
47c; dirties. No. /, 440 A5c; No. . and
poorer. 400 l3c: Checks. good 30 choice,
dry, 400 4Ic; under grades, 35d' $50;
refrigerator, special marks. fancy,
charges paid Ao@ 46c; firsts, charges
paid, 43M45c; seconds, charges paid,
420 431ac; state, Penn. and nearby West
ern hennery whites, fine to fancy, $50
nc; ordinary to prime, SEQ &c; gath
cred whites, ordinary to fine, 52@6Sc;
Western and Southern, gathered whites
50(0 Csc; state, Penn. and nearby hen
merry, browns. 5S060c; gathered brown
and mixed colors, 50M57c.
Hay and Straw
New-York tribune., 1918-10-02
FOR SALE

AMERICAN FLAGS HEAVY COTTON WouLEN.
izel inish 5z5 feet 1t 800 Per dozen: 5.7z3
.set at $500 rer dozen. net. TAYLOR FLAG
COMPANY. aJi Fourth avs. New York
New-York tribune., 1918-10-02
/ UBLIC NOTICES
TO CLIENTS


beg to take this opportunity OF alvi.-
ing you that the partnershp between Mr
" +. Daw and myself having been dis
solved, | am carrying on the business OF
I VS. Steamship Agency at the old ad
dres- OF II, Green Street, Leicester Square
Londou, W. G ,.
The booking of passa ages-especially
t;'eatl 1mba gsage forwarding and for
ca ed as efficiently as existing cond!
tioAs Will permit. The An erican News
paper service. Of which l was the pioneer
is being further augmented, notwithstand-
ing that it is already tbs most conpre-
hensive in thls uutry.
trust to faVoured with your contin-
ued patronag nd earnestly solicit recon-
nendation 70 your friends. Yours faith
fully. CORRINGE'S
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SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Or NEW YORK: Alessandro TeIesio
Plaintiff, against Eva San Giovanni Grille
Telesio, Defendant. Summons. Action fol
Absolute Divorce.
TO the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action and to serve q
copy or Your answer on the Plaintiffs at
>c.neys within twenty days after the ser
vice of this summons, exclusive of the day
Of service, and in case OF failure to
appear or answer Judgment will he taken
against you by default for the relief de-
70 AIed in the complaint.
Dated. july i, 1918.
KELLOGG. EMERY & CUTHELI
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Oihce & Postofficc
Address, % Broadway. Borough of
Manhattan. Now York City.
To EVA SAN GIOVAEI CIRILLO TE-
LESI >:
The fore going summons IS served upon
you ny publication. pursuant to an order
of Honorable Barlow S. Weeks. Justice
of the Supreme Court OF the State OF New
York, dated the Sth day of July, 1918. and
fled with the compla mt in the Office of the
Cleri. of the County of New York at the
County Court House in the Borough Of
Manhattan, City, County and State OF New
York.
Kl.ALoGG. Emery &. CUTHELL.
-Attorn VS. or Plaintiff, Ofice & Postoffice
Address. 81 Broadway. Borough OF
Mai haitian, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-02

CHAUFFEUR on delivery wagon: security required
familiar with tho grocery tradc preferred Emer-
son Food Products. 3j Euergon Place. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-02
SUkKUuATES' NOTICES

KOuNTZE. LUTnER.--In pursuance O,
order Of Honorable Iotp Cohalan. a
Surrogate OF the CAln' New Yorl
notice Is hereby g-Fe' tC ii persons hsv
ing claims against Luther Lountze. lst.
Of the County OF New York. deceased. to
present the sam with vouchers thereof 70
the subscribers at their place OF transact.
ing business "a the office Of Kountze Bros
No 1al broadway, in the City Of Eew
York. on or before the 18th day Of Novegn.
ber next.
Dated, New York.. TIE lsi day Of May.
1918.
" JULIAN , LANCEY kOUNTgE
ANNIE WAhD DOUGLAS.
THEODORE IRVING RADpEN.
- Executors.
Low, Attorneys for Executors, 20 Ex.
change Place. New York. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-02

BOYS and MEN can earn good wages. ON piece
work basis delivering cabcgrams Commercial
Cablo Co. Room 1901 20 Broad st.
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BOYS wanted mako themselves gencraly useful
Eagle Embroidery Co.. col Lafayette at.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-02
GENIE

THE wOOpLAWN CrMra ERy,
s2sd st, BY Harlem Train and by Tfoi;s
Lots of small sire for sale.
omos. 20 East asa Sc. u. T.
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Continued from page 10

rpsta steady. so ncnts lower at 32.75
sales. 1909 bales. Memphis steady. un-
changed at $3.50; sales, $3.50 bales
Houston steady. 80 points lower at
1915; sales. 4,7o6 bales. Little Rock
steady, unchanged al $3.50; sales, Ola
bales.
The general cotton statistics follow:
To-day. Last wk Last yr
Port receipts. 49,. 1896 S7,1o4 A6.459
Exports % IS season. =. sess77 4ss,s2s s42.14i
New York stocks. 75.046 82,94f 6t.610
u. S port stocks. e6o131 S97,o15 s42.499
Interior receipts :. 23.100 25.02t 34,663
Interior Shipments. 1890 f3.0a6 1851
". Y. arrivals. 81 394t S,195
Liverpo cables--Spot cotton quiet; mid
cling 10 points higher at 2S.90d good mid
ding 9 points higher at 23.36d. Sales, 1000 ;
American. 900. Imports. $4,000 American,
2l.000. Futures opened quiet but steady. un-
changed to 5 points higher on near positions
and l to 4 points lower on distant deliveries.
Closed barely steady at II to So points de-
cline October. 23.72 November. 1856: De-
cember, 23.07: January. 22.SS. Manchester
Yarns firm; cloths less doing.