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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-18
Summer 1854
Seras a 8

Dfe Salnlnlulgen fir oie 2els-
tc IN ben Diirre=@eepnoen belaarFen
ii6 iest anf $75,551.66.
@eItern friib ltiir5ten bel &iaeg.
bile 5ipei 2uftidiffer, oie selltnaitts
&obert g. @illett aus Sartfor6,
Conn, linb Com. s. Dupiolon ans
gliIabetb, g. s., nit iDrenn gleroplatr
ab liao lpltroen beioe getotet.
Die y@raltaries" aui Der sSarla
Der @aIfer Yroperties slfi'n BEL M,t,
tin iiyt6 a5gebran1t. Ser 5haoen be.
laltft ii6 auf $4,000.
sSn SSobnion gitp iit Elm baIber
StraBenblod onrd) ssener 5eritort.
- Oie 9oultoner Shnlen iinh NIT
t6,078 S1iilern eroffnet.
Die Weitglieoer Ser sSormers
llrion BON Seras limo eriltrbt iporoen,
5lt Dem sSonbs fir Die gfotleioenocit
in hen Diirre=@ =@egeiloen bes Staatcs
bei5litrugen
Ser @bef oes @eologiifen Cur
oep IN Waibtngton bat Dem @enerals
anlualt lli1ieres Stdates n1itgeteiIt,
er erfenne Die Giiltigfeit oes terant-
iben @eieses iiber Die 5d)on5eit fir
Sauben an, aber oas terdnifde ioiuchI
ols oas glnoesgeies ioIltell beioe ba-
folgt iDeroen. Damn tperoe nie Sesaac-
seit fir Siio=Seras bonn l. 9eseln-
ber bis gum Is. 9e5er11ber llno ;iir
georo-Seras pom /. Septentber bis
gum 81. Oftober oduern.
Die Hefrittierungs -aonlmiijio-
nen i'm 5taate gegas lino pom &c
neralprofob groiDoer allfgefor0ert
iDor0ett 6ie alaiiifi5ieruna Der Mi-
litarpflidtigen ilt1erbnIb eiltes 3eiis
raurnes bon 100 gagen gu beenoen.
Dns fir oie llnteritiitlng Der
onrh Die Diirre beiingeiuhtea, Jar-
mer gebiloete &oirlite eriuht bie
WI6abiger oerielbeM BEL Der girtrei-
bung bon 6oroerungen, 6ie iie geae:r
Die id1tper betroffenen 2elite babeir
n0gen, init groBter YfiIbe llno Sthu=
ming boraugeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-18

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
September 18th as required by the
act Of October 9th 1917.
Die Srnppen Geribing's in eutb=
ringen uabern iid @euoieres, bas MIR
iuemig mebr als cine Naeile BON Der
-bentlden Brense entfernt it, Die
Demtiden bnben ben Entertainers
pGbren6 Der letten "a Stnnben nm
iuenig Ni6eritan6 seleiitet.
ariessminiiter gafer iaste gum
2obe nniercr Gol6nten, lie benabn.en
i'd, ais iuenn lie nlte @eteranen iua-
ren.
Die 0entiden baben itarfes Mr-
tilIerie-Tener gegen bic neue nnert-
fanilde Gront, fiibipeitlid BON Met,
erSffnet.
slns 8enf pir6 semelbet, bas
Sprriiden Der Mmerifaner nnb Jran-
soien in 2otbringen bGtte biele 8e-
iuDbner rbeiniid)er GtGbte sur sylndt
peranlaft.
syelbmarid)ail Saig ntel6et, baf
Die GnglGnber in Der Nidtnng bon
Sc @ergmier porseriift iinb.
Yeim ct. 0pbain @alb riifen Die
Mlliierten idrittiueiie bpr. Der gam
5e @alo lit cine iimgebenre syeitnng,
aber bic Srnppen bes General Wian-
gin baben Big jett srpken Grfolg &C.
babt. Die nralten Steim6riide iino
in ibrem geiit. glile 0egenangriffe
Der 0entidJen iuarben smriifeei6la-
gen.
Die gnslanber iinb Bis an Salaon,
anf 6em @ege nn6 st. Qmentim,
Dprgerift. gludJ in JlnnberH iinh
lie purgeriidt.
Cine bea6de Steanns nOrblidj
upn 2agaiiee iunr6e BON ben GnglGn.
bern senpmmen; atd luurben nene
Eoiten norb6itlid) bpn Nenbe Gba.
pelle mno in Der Nabe uon ElOegitccrt
etabliert.
Cine amerifaniIde YatrDnille fat
einen slnsriff anf bic @esenb bon
SaumOnt, nurbueitlif bon Sbiam-
sDnrt, eemnd)t mnb mebrere Inter
uffisiere gefnnaen genpmtten nnb an
Sere get1tet.
Gie amerifnniid)em Tipiiipnen, "a
nus Weiu gorf unb 80. aus Ncro.
nmo SiS-Garulima mn6 SenneiIee,
iuaren bic eriten amerifaniiden 9i-
piilonen, bic in gelgien fampftem.
Siuan5ig Sentide 0iuiiiunen iollcn
anfselOit iein, min bic 2ifen in an-
bern anssnfiillem.
gmerifaniid)e 9leroplane ba6cn
ii6er IL Spnnen Wombem auf Coma.
iuD, 9ominerb nn6 g0rroneumrt nno
slpei Spnuen anf Gonflams mnb gln.
ona seiuorfen. Sic baben uiel SdJa-
DEN angeridfet.
Ainerifaniid)e mnb alliiertc Qnft-
Id]iffe ba6en 8aganolle ssreseati nuo
2a.Sablon in Der 1egenb ppm Nci,
bumbar6iert. Mud elm bentid5er Sal,
Ion iumr6e BON ibnen bermnteraefdlui.
ien.
Sei 0em slngriff bentider 9mit-
fd)iffc anf Enris iumr6en iedjs Scr.
ipnen sefotet mnS fiinf5ebn perlett.
Die Gngfdnber baben bic Dent.
id)en in sslanbern nusefabr 500 GARD
smriifgefrieben nno iinb nnr cine
Meile bon SDoae entfernt.
Cine Biener SepeidJe mel6et, bic
Sfaliener bGtten 5iuiIdIen Der grem.a
nnb bem Wionte colorado Nngriffe
semadJt, bod ieien bic anariffe Obus
Grfols seblieben.
Die Mliierten isten IN Naseoonien
lire Offeniiue eeseu bic gMlsareu
fort; lie baben 5000 Uefaneene &C.
tnnd]f.
Die glliiiertem baben 5ftlih pun
Nonaftir bag 0orf grabnita seusm.
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Der bette Crt.

Sage Sbnen babe famoie Sc
riel15eit uerlebtl 9sabm nleime Mabl,
Seiten, tuenn es mir gerabe paBte
3immer bod ilno fiibll SeiBes ooel
faltes 8ao ieber 3eit, obne grtra-
8e5ablung! 5riidte uno @elniiie oie
Siille nno 5iille, @einfeller foncs,
fem 8fropfengeIot Erinfgeloer gang
iubefannter 8eeriffl"
u@ber, lieber Sreitno, ben tannoiel
Bla8 miiifen Sic mir nennenl $50
iuaren Sic nun eiaentlib2"
y3u Sauie!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-18

Geit Wtai iiben bie golIdeiuiti cine
SdrefemsberrIdaft aus mn6 fiibren
cine campaign Of 8boleiale Nmr=
ber", ME es in ben 8eridten beift,
segen sic @esenreDplmtion. Samien=
Sc iinb pine Irosef eridoilen upr-
BEN. Die Grmprbnng 1tritfp's mnS
Sas Mttentat amf 3enine iimo cine
Tolae bieier Sdredensberrihait.
glae 3eitnmgen in Mpsfan, nil
Nnsnabme ber 8plid)emifi 3eitnn-
gen, iinb unterbrift.
Gime 0epeide aus 0elfnsfors
melbet, in petersburg babe man per,
aangene @odje S12 Terionen hinge,
ridtet. Aae, bic ben siteI Staatsrat
babcn, iinb berbnftet.
Ger raifiidr Miniiter bes Nus
iuGrtisen Siditid]irin fat cine iGarfe
gtote an bns oiplomatii6e Corps in
Yetersbnrs seridtet, als glntiuprt ami
einen Troteit sesen BEN vroten
Sfjrefen" nnb iid alle Ginmiidnng
Der nentralen mn6 fapitaliitiidcn
Wafte sn @nniten Ser rmiiiiden Bur-
aoiiie berbeten.
Nie cine 9epeide ans &openbagen
melbet, bat fid) Erims Jriebrid &ari
uDu 9eiien bereit erflart, Die arone
bon Jtnnlan6 ansnnebmen. 0erErim,
befiuSet iid) gesenibdrtig in yinnlanb,
mo CT in ben Deri6ie6enen GtG6tc.l
nit ben pplitii6en syiibrern fonfe-
riert. Der finniide eanbtag lit ani
ben 26. September einbernfen iupr-
Den, am Die &1nissmabf bprsmneb-
men.-Trins Grie6rid) aarl seb5ri
Der Glteren, nift resierembem lamb
sraHiAen 2inie bpn Seiieu at, iumr.
be 1868 gebpren, lit prenkii6er Ge-
neral Der Snfanterie un6 lett benz 25.
Sannar 1893 NIT @arsarete, Trin-
seiiin BON Tremfen, Der Sdipelter Ses
bentidJen &aiiers, permGblt.
Der ieinersit ais oemtider Msent
perbaftete nnS uegen aftiper 9ropa.
ganba - Der 3erit6rnna bon GdJif.
fen MIN. Dernrteilte 9ipbert syaN,
Der ppr mmgefabr suei Sabren ans
benz 0efasnis in sltlanta entflob nno
ipater in Spanien uicber perbaftet
miirbe, lit naH nnierem Qaube smriif-
gebraff mnb ioeben in Weip gprf ein-
getsoffen.
aonsrekrepraientant Sbirleb, Der
Toriibenbe Ses Sansfomites fir ye-
fpillisnngen, fat befammt aemad)t,
Sah bic Soften fir bic Gr1altnms mn
ieres .Seeres biz snm 30. sSnni nadJ-
item Sabres bic in Der Seeres.O Oefistt.
8il sefDrSerte Gunme anf $7,347,-
727, 7,602.32 anidmellen MAIDEN ,uer-
ben.
8eftern inurgen iunroem in nnie.
rem Jort Sam Suuitpn fanf Neser.
ioloaten, Die sn Der apmpagnie 5 bcs
"A. Der. Staaten SnfamteriesIeai.
mentes gebOrteu, sebdngt. Sic hat.
ten an ben !Sonitomer 9iiots i'm sla.
gnlt portgen Salres teilgeuoinmcn
nno luaren sum Sooe uernrteilt. Der
Sinrldltnng ipobnten MIR Solbateu
II. Sffisiere bel, ioiuie Elm fatbpliihcr
Erieiter, Die 6ingeridJteten iuaren
rEripates. Sic bieken Babe Golfer,
sbomas Wie9pnalo, James 9iobin.
inn, Soiepb Smitb nnb hilbert D.
Wight. 3ebn anbere, Die and 5nm
Sooe pernrteilt luaren, ipnrSen be.
anaoigt nno seitern morsen nadl st.
seapenluprtb geidJift. Die SinridD.
fnna perlief pbne 3iuiidenfaa.
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Sie bette Sinh.

gSas Die aroBte ilno ipabriheinlih
audi bette Wilhfub I'M Stnate Ofla-
bona leim fon, miro bon Dem MeiIell-
ben s. g, 2Sittle ail Gutter gitp ge.
eignet. Sic lit cine Soliteinerin, Z
Sabre alt, tuieat 1000 Tfuno uno
giebt taelih 915 @anonen MiId.
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MaG cine sirplerim.

9lns eiilem Wiener geridtsiaale
miro folgenoes 8mieeeipr6h ge1nel.
BET: 3ihter:: $50 fino sic geboren2@
gngeflagte:: oSSn @ien, = @id-
ter: .@er aparen Sbre Gltern2"
9lngeflagte:: 00fein @oter mar ein
SStaliener uno nleine Wfntter cine
gobmin. Nihter: .8obin iino
Sic 5uitdnoig2" - glngefloate.
,geab l1ngarn.~ ,9iiAter: STR
gerrf?" slngeflagte: ,,TircIer
Naturi1naerir."
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Charles G. Gbapin, ser Sofal.
9eoafteltr Der gteip Yorf .,gpenin1
@orlo," bat iib Der Yoli5ei freiipilli9
geiteIIt uno eingeitanoen, oaB er iei-
ne Sral infolge ieiner idllecbten Ser.
mogenslase eridoIien babe. Der
Rann ibeint eeiltesgeitort su fem.
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Yroteit.

n: nSeoen obeno ITst Der 9crr
9tat bis 5ipei llbr III Der Gneipe. Gl=
ne iebr gliifli6e @be ihctit ser au6
nid)t 5ll fiibrenl"
y. (ingrimnig): vgso nennen Sic
hns oielleid)t cine oliidlide Gbe, pem
man ieoen glbeno I'M 5ebn llbr 5u
Mnliic iein nliR2"
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= Ser Sol0at 8alter 9unlbleton,
aus Steoes Goint, gSis., Der Elm Niit-
glieo Der Ssnternationo[ Bible Stu
oellts @fioeiotiou lit uno lid aus re-
ligioien 8riinoen meigert, na66ranf
reid 5ll geben, miro oenlnd6it I'm
Camp @rant. ST., Dor elm &rieesac.
riht gcitelft peroen.
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Or. Mbolf Serff iit sllriidsefebrt
nno bat ieine Sperationspraris pie-
Der alifgenommen. Offire 3t4 Moe-
me C. gelephon 727.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-10
SHIP TONNAGE
is INCREASED
Cooperation of Boards Makes
For Efficiency in Overseas
Shipments.

Washington, D. c., April Am in
crease of 20 per cent in the amount
o ftonage shipped across the Atlantic
in March was. gained through close
cooperation of the ship control com.
mittee, the shipping board and the
war department, in directing the move
ment of traffic Officials confidently
predicted today that the efficiency in
handling was growing. and would
mean a gain of 30 percent in tonnage
during April.
The strength of the non-fighting
fleet which the United States has con-
tributed to the aid fthe allies be-
came known today for the first time.
A total of 800 American vessels or
vessels under American control now
are in the transatlantic trade, with
tonnage of 2,762,805. OF these 322
fly the American flag. while Sc are
chartered ships Of neutral nations.
The American ships have q carrying
capacity of 1855, 344 tons.
In addition to the present feet there
are All 900 tons of Dutch ships still
to be put into service az soon as crews.
can be provided.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-10
PROBABLE HIGH. =.
PRICES UPHOLD
CORN EXCHANGE
Close Exactly Same as "a Hours
Before; July Delivery Lev.
ell Watched.

Chicago, H., April 9.-Likelihood for
higher prices for future deliveries
when new style trading begins tended
today to uphold the corn market
Steadiness prevailed at the close,
which was exactly the same as "a
hours before, with May l27A. Oats
lost u to. hc net. In provisions the
outcome was gain of 2 to 5 @ &c.
Attention of corn traders conferred
chiefly on forecasts, of the proper
price level for July delivery, new style
contracts. A popular opinion was that
the right value basis would be fixed
by comparison with the cost of No. 8
mixed, which today sold at about 81 As
@ 81 so o bushel. 1t was urged in sup.
port Of this view that No. 3 mixed
would be deliverable at contract price
without pr0vis0 of any sort, whereas
the required extraction of moisture
from No. 4 and No. 5 mixed would be
too expensive to allow any great vol
ume Of deliveries OF either of those
two grades. On the Othrer hand, re-.
ports OF improved conditions for
spring blowing acted as a handicap
to the bulls, and so did the fact that
the market WOs so near the present
maximum level.
Absence of seaboard demand weak.
ened oats, despite changes expected
soon in cOtract grades.
Provisions sympathized with high
er quotations on hogs.
Option Open High Low Closing
Corn
May i. l27A 127A 127A 127H
April S9A
MaV. 1854 S6M S61A S6K
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-10
WILSON PROCLAIMS
NEW LABOR BOARD

Washington, D. c.. April 9.-Crea-
ion of the National War Labor Board
q adjust all labor disputes during the
period of the war was proclaimed to,
Law by President Wilson with its
members the same men who recently
framed the labor policy Of the govern
:nent for the war period. The board is
headed by former PPresident Taft,
;elected by employers, and Frank T..
Walsh, selected by employees, repres'
enting the public.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-10
SUM MONS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
of Burleigh, in District Court, Sixth
Iu1icial Dist riot

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
of Burleigh. in District Court, Sixth
Judicial District
George McAulay. plaintiff, VS.. AL.
bert J. Foster, and all other persons
unknown claiming any estate or inter-
est in or lien or incumbrance upon
the property described in the COM
plant, defendants.
The State of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint in this action,
which has been filed in the office of
the clerk Of the district court of the
county of Eurleigh and state of North
Dakota, and to serve copy of your
answer upon the subscribers within
thirty days after the service of this
summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of service and in case of your
failure to appear or answer, judg-
ment will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota,
March %, 1918.
NEWTON, DULLAM e. YOUNG,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Bis
marck, North Dakota.
NOTICE,
To the Above Named Defendants:
Take notice, that the above en-
titled action relates to the follow
ing described property, situate in the
county of Burleigh and state of North
Dakota, to-wit: The Northwest Quar-.
ter (NW714) Of Section Fourteen (14),
Township One Hundred Thirty-seven
Q37) North, of range Seventy.nine
CD west of the Fifth Principal Mer-
idian.
NEWTON, DULLAM & YOUNG,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
40, IT, "a 81 Is. ~
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now be moved The committee which
conferred with the stale board of con
trail reported that tho state did not.
have any money available at this,
time for the purchase OF new ties and
rails and for that reason could not
furnish them for The crossings on
Fourth street They hal about enough
rails on hand for one crossing which
they would put IN. The matter. OF
bringing the alley in Block Is n p
Addition up to grade was referred to
the city engineer. Il was agreed to
buy a gasoline pumping outfit for
the city hospital providing that the
cost would not excel $500. The
city weighers report for March, 1913,
was received and filed, it showed l440
loads weighed. A letter was re-
reived from the Hughes Electric com.
pany in which they stated that it was
impossible for them to make a daily
inspection of all their lamps and that
if any of them were not burning they
would be pleased to have the people
living in the vicinity Of SUCH light no.
tify them and that it would be re-
paired at once. The city auditor was
instructed to advertise tie fact that
the city had second hand awning fer
sale. Mr.. Carufel was instructed to
dig up his sewer which was not work
ing and if he could prove that the de
feet in sewer was due to faulty work
of the city contractors that the, city
would reimburse him for the cost of
SUCH excavating. The City Auditor
was instructed to advertise for bids
for $l20,G0O special Improvement war
rants. The following bills were al
lowed and ordered to be paid funds
nar .uit ting.
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CLEAN UP

The season Of the year
has arrived for a general
cleanup Of all vacant prem
Uses, back-yards and alleys.
Ashes and other debris are
disease breeders and will not
be tolerated by the City
Health Department. Ten
ants and property owners
are directed without delay
to clean their premises and
assist in making the city
healthier andmore beautiful
for all residents. Do it now.
By order Of 3.
DIR. f. 3. STRAUSS,
City Health Officer.
q @ IA to IL
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-10
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Mimi, April 9.-Whea
receipts SO cars, compared with 20
cars a year ago.
Corn No. 3 Yellow 100 @ 40.
Oats No. 3 White, S91a @ 9Oh.
Flax 40SA % 411A. =
Flour unchanged. In carload lots
standard flour quoted at 955 barre
in 90 pound cotton sacks. shipments
54,97O barrels.
Rye 288 % 800
Barley $50 @ 1911. g. ,.-
Bran 33l4. X
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-10
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. H., April 9.-Hogs receipts
$4,000; unsettled; bulk las q 1863:
light l7lO q ITO; mixed 1855 q
l775; heavy 1910 @ 1850; rough 1Gl(
q 1860: pigs 1875 q 1890.
Cattle receipts $4,000; firm; native
steers 1885 @ 1886; stockers and feed
ers $50 % 1920; cows and heifers zoe
q 1925; calves 1850 % 1900.
Sheep receipts 10000; strong: SHEEP
1900 @ 1875; lambs 1925 @ 2lOO.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-10
MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE

Minneapolis, Mimi, April But
ter and eggs rule steady. Asparagus !:
again lower
%Butter-Creamery extra per pound
39c; extra firsts 38c; frsts, SIC; sec
onds, 36c; dairy, 30c; packing stock
27c.
Eggs: Fresh prime firsts, new cases
free from rots, small dirties, and
checks out, per dozen, Bic; current
receipts, rots out $500; checks and
seconds dozen &c; dirties candled doz,
en-, 26c; quotations on eggs include
cases.
Cheese: Fancy twins, pound 2Sc;
fancy New York pound :24c; fancy
daisies 24c; fancy young Americas
pound Csc; fancy brick 26, fancy lin
burger 35c; fancy Swiss loaf soc;
block 40c; prim0st 15c; putost lie. !:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-10
OMAHA llV ESTOCk

Omaha, Nebr., April 9.-Hogs re
;eipts 5000; higher; heavy 1850 q
1896; mixed 1865 @ 1885; light 1860
o 1908; pigs 1000 @ 1900; bulk 1860
o 1890.
Cattle receipts $500; stronger: ma
i've steers 115O % 1850; cows and
letters $50 @ 1925: western steers
80 a 1850: COWS and heifers 500 q
1925; Gamers $50 @ $751; stockers
md feeders 700 @ 1850; calves SOC
o 13OO;. bulls. stays, etc $50 @ 1850
Sheep receipts $500: steady tc
stronger; yearlings 1900 q 1900:
wethers 400 @ 1850: ewes 1850. q
$50: lambs 1850 % 2050.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-10
TRIBUNE FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT
LIBERTY LOAN
And WAR SOLE
MARKET |. : E TOPIC | Q
Renewal of TeutOnic Attacks
Cause Heaviness of Prices
=, on Change

New York, N. Y, April 9.-Attention
was divided today between the pro.
gress of the Liberty loan campaign
and the course Of events along the
FrancO.Belgian front.
{ To the renewal of TeutOnic Divers
ions In the latter quarter was attri.
buted the heaviness OF prices and the
gradual reduction of dealings, total
sales barely appr0ximating $4,000
shares .,...,.... 49,
! Domestic happenings, actual and
prospective, ouch as a slight easing
OF call loans, several favorable state.
ments Of railroad earnings and the
United States steel tonnage report
for March to the issued tomorrow,
scarcely entered into the calculations
Of traders.
The only evidence Of cause and ef-
feet was afforded by the metal group,
coppers displaying relative finrmness
on the resumption Of operations In
Mexico, Shares Of silves companies
made no resonse to the bill introduc'
ed ID the senate fixing one dollar as
the price of the white metal.
! Pacific, Changers and minor rails
were one lower to almost three points
motor and oils reacting about as much
while shippings and obscure special
ties were sluggish at more moderate
GeGesslons. H., -. r.. .....-. .....
limited States steel again forfeited
the. better, part of q point, kindred
equipments manifested more steadi
ness. y
Sumatra Tobacco's extreme gain OF
az to- the new maximum of 9SB was
the only sign of pool activities.
More than ordinary activity wa:
shown, by international bonds, Anglo
French SIS selling at the years bes'
quotation, though gaining only frac
ton Liberty issues reacted at tn
outset, the As hardening later. Tota
sales (par value) aggregated $4,525
600. United States bonds (old issues
unchanged on call.
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NEW YORK MONEY

New York, N Y, April 9.-Mercan
tile paper four months per cent: ST
months per cent. Bar silver 91%
Mexican dollars 1874. Government
bonds irregular, railroad bonds irreg
ular. Time loans firm: sixty days AM
ninety days ;5A @ 6; six months c
bid. Call money easier; high 51h; low
az; ruling rate 5%; closing bid g.:
offered 3h; last loan az.
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ST PAUL LIVESTOCK

South St. Paul, Mimi, April o.
Hogs receipts $500: steady: rang'
1850 q 1895; bulk 1886 q 1895.
Cattle receipts $500: killers stead
steers $50 q 400; COWS and heifer'
700 % 1000; veal calves soc lower
600 a 1900: stockers and FEEDER
steady, $50 @ 100.
Sheep receipts so; steady: lamb
800 a 1900; wethers 700 @ 400:
ewes 500 q 1400.
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AWNING FOR SALE.
By Condo

/ The city of Bismarck, North Dakota
las second hand awning for sale.
Same may be seen in the basement
If the Fire hail. For terms see G. N.
Kirk. Street Commissioner.
C. L. BURTON,
City Auditor.
Al IL Il
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NEW YORK METAL

New York, N. Y, April 8. -Leaf
spot 720 q 740; spelter quiet; Eas
St, Louis delivery spot offered at 700
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FOR SALE-House north Of Haggart
Block. Must be moved before May
10th. Enquire Hughes Electric
Company's Office. ~ 4-9-3t
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

The City Commission met in regular
session April I, 1918. There were
'"esent commit ssioners Rertsch, Best
Kirk and President Lucas. A commit
ee of three commissioners was ap.
pointed to confer with the city attor-
ley and the state fire marshal and to
,reDare a fire ordinance for the city
If Bismarck Sidewalk was ordered
Z on the west side of BLOCK 81,
Northern Pacific Second Addition.
Same to be constructed by May 1,
1918. The city auditor was instruct
ed to notify the Hughes Electric
company that the light 1T the corner
OF Second street and broadway could
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FOR SALEIFour room house, light
and water at 800 18th street. Price
$3.50, easy terms. Write j. A. Slv'
iur, Pollock, S. D., Box H.
0wlya
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Phone l69R, 16 Ave. A West,
3-31 tt
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GIRL WANTED-Mrs. Halliday wants
girl to help with Homework, one
who stays home nights No Objec-
tion to girl going to school. Call first
fiat over COWan's Drug Store. 4-9.3
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acknowledgement girl for gener'
al housework Phone 459L. Mrs,
F. HOlmboe Ct
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. l.. A. Schipfer. Ave. B,
'.. 43 If
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR RENT--House with good garden
and large place for chickens. Call
Phone 534K. 4.l0-3t