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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-15
PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations for In
active stocks listed in the Philadelphia
Stock Exchange and in which there
were no transactions today. The price
given Is the last nreYlnuS close:
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vin.l.nd Au,ois, Freed Of Chars.

lvlseland, N. =, June 15,--At = con-
tinued hearing Ettore Castelar,. charged
with granddaughter In connection with
the death q ;4iss lsohsl oorrssys who
Z; :;;s $: ';|'I'I; W; Ss;|;'; =;
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N. Y. BANK STATEMENT
Increase in Average in Actual Loans
Reserves Also Higher

New York. June 15.-The New York
bank statement this week shows big in
crease in average and actual loans ant
gains in reserves in both cases.
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-15
Cotton Statistics

New York. June 15.-The statistical
position of cotton is as follows:
This week Last week Last year
Total visible
supply, =; a.soO.O7s ss74.2s9 s.5a7. a2s
OF which
American e.54I.O7 2,595. $50 2.e57. aas
Total in sight
June IA. I1.I2s. 451 Io.s7o 7ss IL. e4s 5ss
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West led to rush of buying by shorts
in the corn market, in the early deal
ings today, when prices made a con-
siderable gain before any selling of
consequence was encountered. Offerings
through important commission firms
caused reaction from the top. The
receipts here today were 161 cars.
July opened at s1.42h G1.43h
against s1,42B at the end yesterday,
and later sold at s1.43S, then declined
= little. August was quoted at s1.44h
61.45k at the outset, compared with
31.44h at the end yesterday, and after
touching s1.46, sagged to $1.455s
Continued hot weather in the South
west forced shorts in oats to cover and
the market was strong. with offerings
light. Commission houses were on the
buying side. their purchases being
chiefly in the way of stop-order losses.
The arrivals here today were l2s cars.
July started at 697sc to 70lac.
against 69Ac at the close yesterday,
and It moved up to 70Ac, then reacted
x 10 70hc. August opened at 64la q64&c.
conIpared with 64A C at the end yester-
day, and. after touching IS &c, declined
to e5hc.
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis
and Duluth today were 226 cars. against
4 it7 cars last year: at Winnipeg 1S2
ears, against 567 cars; at Chicago one
4 car. against eighty-four cars.
s Harvesting of winter wheat is pro-
! uressing rapidly.
leading futures ranged as follows;
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BANK CLEARINCs

Bank ciearinss today compayed with cor
..':. ss.': .;ss:ss..s !. Al = &;
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British Imports Increase

n ronson. June ia report issued by
- British Board Of Trade today shows
5Sfr fncrcssed f36, ,2is.000 over those
- eorxeapondtng month last year;
csssss: Z ssa,!: - y';s ssa's ~ ss':ss VS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-15

Total sales. SOC. 400 shares. compared with
600 shares; last week, 3,O64. 900 shares.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

New York. June l5.--BuTTER--Receipt
s23s tubs. Market STEADY. ouotattons un'
;SS Z: I, a.. ssesls:.; a., ss;s,? . s:5se ''sss<'
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Financial Briefs

The New York Subtreasury gained s3,-
9O3, 900 from the banks yesterday.
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HIGH TEMPERATURES
LEAD TO CORN BUYING
Prices NJ a k Considerable
Gain Before Selling of Con.
sequence Is Encountered
GRAIN BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

GRAIN BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
CHICAGO. June 15.-IIlinois-Fair to-
night and Sunday; warmer tonight and
nostheast Sunday.
Miss0uri--Fair tonight and Sunday
warmer extreme northeast tonight.
WiscOnsiD-Fair tonight and Sunday;
warmer tonight; east Sunday.
Minnes0ta--Fair tonight and Sunday.
except possibly unsettled in north; warm
Or east and cooler west tonight.
Iowa-Fnir tonight and Sunday; warm
~ tOnight; cooler west Sunday.
North and South DakOta-Fair to
NIGHT and Sunday; cooler.
Nebraska-Fair tonight and Sunday;
eo0ler sunday and In west tonight.
knnsas-Fair tonight and Sunday |;
continued warm.
M0ntana-Fair tonight and Sunday;
cooler east tonight.
WyOminR-Part cloudy tonight and
Sunday; probably unsettled south; cooler.
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Philadelphia Stocks

tQuotation given is yesterdays close
Total sales. $500 shares. compared with
8712 shares yesterday; this week. 30,503
shares; last week, 27,251 shares.
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Gi9cntllifts0cIets
tuurSe binteroaltoeft

8aibington, 25. syani. - 8eut.
ide o6er glnerifaner, Die 8eriude
moaen, feinolides @igentttm at ber-
Oeden peroen Die Solgen ibrer
Sonolunqspeiie trogen ntiiiien. 9ie.
ie 4nfiinoigung nuroe offi5iea ber-
te bonn gerpolter 6es frerH6en
Gigentims gemod)t nndoelu Elm
Blan ent0eft puroe, poourh Mtillio-
nen bon 9oGors fein0Iihen 9efib-
tunls ber0eft nur0en, tn0en ite an
nmerifoniide aorporationen trans.
feriert ipur6en. gereits 1T Gigen.
tunt I'M @erte bon $3,500,000 ents
0eft tpor0en. 8rei Stem gorfer
6irmen giefer6off, 9foffIoer &
60, $50 8roo6nop; GoffIoer, Cribs.
lob & 60, 3pirnfobrifonten, uno
oie americon Storoge Go, 9obana;
= ioIen ongeblih ibr Gigentltm on
cine Gorporotion iibertragen un0 be-
idnoren bnben 0aB 6ie8 nidt 9e-
idob, Inn oaS Gigenhtmsgeieb 5u
bintergeben, mas iid ie6od nad
8nImer8 an9oben oIs ein s5oa Der
6intergebung berauSitelIte. 8ie Slts
de nod Gbnliden 5dTlen bat begon-
nen. ginigs omerifaniide g3iirger
neroen bero1dtigt.
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Die Gribiinc critbeint
heiitc mir niericiti1

I'm infer Sporprogramm our6.
altfii6ren eri6eint Die Sribiine bell.
tie ipieber in pieieitigem Sorntat. 9o
bic gn5eigen infoIge Ser CONNER.
aeit ipdrIid fiuo, bietet Die Sribiine
audi IN bierieitigeu fSormot mtBer
Den nelteiten Gepeiden ou8 oIler
8eIt nod INNER cine sSiil[e irterei.
iarten unO beIebrenoeu 2eieitoff. Ole
$oltptiohe it, BOB ale @orgGnge,
menn alth flirs, eebrodt per6en.
9os bat Ser Sribiine 6ieier Gage
aud elm befaritter Iutberilher BoItor
eeidrieber. Gr iugte: og9os 0ie
@eidrdnfltng Sbrer 3eitltng mtf cine
9eringere Seiten3abl betrifft TO
tpiiroe id etnen ioI9en Gdritt nit
Sreuoen begriiBen ggonoenie0
SEEMS" a8eidrdnflma nuf oos SCOT.
nenoigIte,s MIR Dem &ern, = GI[es
nit 8enigent" 9ieie @orte treffen
ben gtngeI ouf ben &opf. Grob ser
berfiir8ten SeiterBabI an etnigen ga.
gen in Ser ISOLDE miro oie Gribiine
Itots nlle gfeltigfeiten bringen un6
6nnrit boffen mir, uniern geiddtten
2eierfreis in oieier idperen 9rieg8.
oeit, no Gpnriorufeit bie gr0Bte Sl.
gen0 it, 8ufrieoen3uiteaen.
SGglide Sma6a Sri6iine.
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Ofit Der Imertfanii6en Irmee on
Der Morne, "a. sSlini. C8on 2oiueIl
Me0ett, &orreiponbent Der 1lniteo
greB' gto9tberi6t) - 0os @eFe@t,
in mel6en bic glmerifnner iid in
ben geItb oes 8eIleou @eboI5es ies-
ten, mar eines Der eieeutitntliditen
bes &riege8. Geutide Moi6inenge-
tpebre in Iiitiger @eiie ouf unO atui.
iden 8Gumen peritedt, gdben ous
beridie0enen &i9tllngen 6euer. 8ie-
Ie oieier .feinoIiden 8affen iuaren
binter Selien nufgeiteIlt, bon no aus
tie fortlpdbren0 Gugeln ipien.
Die @merifoner frohen II. idI1n.
gelten iid borlpdrts, IieBen it9 nit
SiIfe BON 8ur5eln iln0 Str6ubern
in 8ooenbertiefllngen nie6er un0
bIieben BORT belpegltngslos penige
Ninpten Iiegen, Inn oann mieber
ibr itetigeS 8orbringen altfauneb.
men. Gonn Itiirn1ten iie cine Strefe
melt Dor ltno orongen in Die 0ta-
idinengeipebrneIter elm, fonben ober,
6oB Der 8eir0 NIT oen @etpebren
entpiden mar, Die Ntunition ieood
SllriidgeInlIen batte. Cine Serie
oerortiger iprltn9peiie borgenomn1e.
ner &orltoBe leste Die 9Inerifaner in
ben 8eitB oe8 @eldn6e8.
Dfit Der glmerifaniihen arntee in
SSrontreid, 25. SSuni.-(gon sSront
S. &opIor, Gorreiponoerlt Der Init
60 8reB).- gnerifanii6e Srtppen
baIten ben @ebtrgsabi9nitt iiiooitli9
bon ct. Die, mo itd Die 5dla6tIinie
bon 2otbringen auf Oelttides @ebiet
eritredt. 0ieie Mel0ung piro bette
geltottet. l1nlere 0}anniAaften be-
fnn0en itA felt Dem /. SUM in Dieien
@rdbenitpilungen, 0od) ourfte oieies
ni6t beridtet ner0en; ieBt aber bd-
ben Die 0eittiden oieie @ntoefllng
ielbit gemabt 9ieIes ereignete iib
am 5onntag, als Der 5eino einen
Streif5ug unternabn nfto 3tpet ane-
rifnnern 81 @efongenen modte.
8ei einem ipeitere l1eberfoIl Der
9eutiden 5piiaen Ct. Die un0 2u-
nebile 9erieten Elm paar meitere
amerifaner in @efangenidoft.
3eutlde g(rtiQerie mar bergonqe.
ne Nobt n6roIid bon Soul tGtig;
nabrIdeinli6 NOR 6ieieS cine Ser.
geltungsmaBregGl fir Die 8ei6ie.
Bung ibrer riidlpdrtigen Stellungeu.
lleber Sbiacoltrt (bintar Ser oert-
iden 2inien an Der 8oul SronD er.
elgnete it'd Elm Gornpf alpiihen 5Iie-
germ; oerielbe berlief obne baB Ser.
lutte olf beioen Soften borfomen.
(St. 9ie Iiegt 15 WeiIen fiioli9
bon 8obonbiller rno ltngefqbr iieben
Neilen bon Dem nGditen 9llntt Der
0eitti6en @rer3e entfernt. @8 liegt
3 Meilen binter Ger 2inie Der glui.
ierten. 9ie nadite 6ertide Staot
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Werlnife Der Wdrinetrnuu
5icpltno ser 2lmntntcrn
fir sic 2f>Jdbrioen

8aibington, 25. Syani. - Sic
3isbung Der 8ebrpflidtigen, Die itd
iiin9it baben regtitrieren ntiiiien
miro am 8onner8tug, morgen nm 8
llbr. I'M Senot8 @eiddft8gebduoe
obgebolten iper0erL 10 fiinoigte
Straightforward gofer belte an. 700.
600 iunee 2eute per0en oann Die
ReibenfoIee ibrer ginberttfltng erfdb.
rem. Ollie 8ortebrlngen iin0 fir
Die 3iebung gatroffen moor0en. st.
ipa t,200 2oSnurnmern ner0en in
9opieIn getan un0 aus einem gro.
ben @efdb I'M aonieren83iInmer Oes
SenatSgebduoes ge5ogen DerOen.
3ie 3iebung miro etpn 8pei Stun.
oen in Qlniprlth nebmeu.
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Gritppcnibiff aaf
Hii&kcbr perlenkt
aefue Srnppeu an gurS; bod her.
ben 67 WitglicScr Der &c.
Inbung nermiht.

@ofbineton. %. Sitni.-GeittiGe
Souhboote, meIde nif bieler Seite
bes ntlnntifhen SSeons operieren,
boben ibr erites GrltppenIdiff Der.
ienft. Gos Morineontt berfilnoigtc
eeItern, bnB Elm britiIfes Srons.
portff;ff, ipetdes bon Ser omerifa.
niiden gfegierimg eedartert mar
unb fid ouf Dem 8ege bierber be.
fon1, am IS. S1tni ettpo 700 Wtei.
len oitlid bon ben Qelomare Gopes
5erItort ipuroc, uno bnb 67 Monr
Ser @eiostug bcrnliBt merben. @s
befon6en ii6 feline Srllppen an
Gor6.
0nB Gruppenidiff nurSe an.
iheineno niht beaIeitet. Qas Solt6.
boot purbe nt6t geieben, big 6os
Eorpe6o ons Sruppeni6iff trof.
3oroitf tpur6en nod 19 SdaIie altf
bns itrfen0e Stiff o6gefeltert. 9[(8
Der 0ompfer ar ftnfen be9aitn, gina
bic Mnnnifaft ar oie 8oote. Die
2e1tte in bier @ooten, 3itiamren 81
Monn, tpuroen geIan6et. 9rei
8oote Derben bernlibt imo man ilt1t
lett 6ornod,
geante glaltbet oaB bos ShiFf
entDeoer einem beilnfobren0en
8oudboote bege9net 1T ODER pineu,
meIdes bierber fltbr, Inn bie gfn.
griffe fort3uietcn. Die Sotiohe,
bob man ben Geelp0lfen peIf)e gu
crit on rnieren aiiiten eri6ienen
nnren nidts gcb6rt bot felt Dem
II. Srni oernnIoBte 6ie meiIten
0ffi5iere, Die erIte Gbeorie on8ineb.
men. 9ie letten &erienfltngen ge-
iddbeu ettpa 90 9}eiIen 0itlih bon
ben sgirgirio GaSes.
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11eribina mtelSet beite
90 ltcue 21allteit
"a Wlann iuMrbea i'm Sample getO-
tet; Siuet Soiuaer inter ben Ser.
lUun6eteu

@aI6ington 25. Suni,-@nernI
Geribing meIoete beilte ouf Ser Ser.
IuItliite Der onrerifaniiden @rpe0i-
tionStrltppen 81 gtaruen. "a Monn
mnroen i'm 4oupfe get0tet; itebsl
itarben an 8unoen; flint erGogen
&ranf6eiten; elmer fam 0ltrh Slug
lnfaG ltno 5lpet ourd llnfGIle o0er
ans on0eren ltria6en unl8 2e6en.
26 Monn tpltroen idmer beriDltnoet
uno Die 5hmere Der 8un0en bon
8pei anoeren If nod ni6t feitge'
itelt.
8ie Geutnanfs 8 g8, Gerridion,
g2orfolf, Ga.; 6. 81. Qrun1n1 8ige.
LON, anni.; s, sW} @oI0en, &bila.
oelp6io, 4o.; uno q. q. Sopooof,
W1ilton, 0laii., pur6en i'm Sample
getotet.
3met sSolpoer nuroen berlp1n6et,
bod lit Die SdiDere ibrer 8un0en
nift feltgeltellt. IS itt6 oie8; 8. st.
sSyobnIon, Siour gitp, So, 1tnO S. S.
Sones, @reettfieI0, SSo.
gerlnite Der Marinetrnppen
8aibington 25. Syuni. - 9ie
eitberihteten 8erI1tite oer O2ortnes
truppsn beIiefen itd auf 19 M}nnu.
SIN Sample puroen s Wonn ge-
t0tet, elmer erlog ieinen 8un6en uno
10 Wann rpur0en berluun0et.
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1or6IiScnt ltfttcrItiitt
SraitenItimmrct1t

8aibington 2S. SUM. = gtod
elmer &onferen8 nit Dem 9rdii6en.
ten I'M 8eiBen Souie, erfIdrte 9e.
tern cine Delegation bon Spnoto,
rem iueIhe Ole 6ousreioIution aur
l1nter6reitung oes 5roltenItinln.
rpdts glmerocments befitrnorten,
6oB Die 8orIoqe an n1hiten Dom
rersto9 angenommen iperben Mir
6e. sic beboltpteipn ser 8rGiioent
mare niebr ertbuiioItti6" in ieiner
ltnteritiibltng Ser 8orIoge.
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Deiltiebe Grilppett
lanSen bel Batlant

6todboIm, %. SUM. (98on SSoIepb
SbopIen, Gorreiponoent ser lttiteo
8reB) = 0reitaitien0 0tonn oelt.
iher Srltppen itno 8eridten genldB
unter 0edung bon einem &reuaer.
5luet 3eritOrern rtno einer1 Sau6boot
bel 9orti nobe 8atunt 9elonoet NOR.
ben. 8abrideiulid periuden oie
8elttiden Die gan5e 4altfaIu8 5ront
5u beieben itlo Die griten in 9er.
fen tinO Yleiopotamien 8u beoroben.
0}nn gIall6t, oaB iie nud Die 8ro-
bin6en altban uno autais beiesen
meroen.
SSn 0tosfnu fam es gu ihlimmen
&ubeitoritngen, inoem Die 8oIibebiti
ole So W2itglie0er Der glrbeiterton.
ferenS berbnften IieBen, neil iie bic
ginbsrufung elmer &onititutionsber.
iammI1tng befiirporteten Inter cen
8erbnfteten befinoen it'd 8ebu Nen.
ibebiti.
es beiBt, bob ii6 Die goIi6ebifi
init Dem @eOnnfeu trogeu, Die 1tit.
gIie0er Der Redten uno 0iejenigen
Der Wenibebifi 0oftion aus Dem
gnn. @retittibfomitee ous3uidaIten.
Gie 8oIibebifi erbalten in ibrem
Sample gegen bic Sibirier m6
oirefte llnterltiit.
3itng ans 9eutidlan0.
9ie 93roteite segen Die goIibebifi.
nno gegen ben greit2i.
oosf SrieoensDertrog nebmen on !
l1n1fono an.
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ipirS hirsft anipradJe er'
.e6iaen.

gleiU Dorf, %. Sutti.-Alle g(rt.
ipriihe an Die 9dbuen bic ans Ser.
lnit ooer peri6nIiden 8erIebitngen
entiteben, lperaen bon Der Ge.
eierllng nit ben geiddoigten er.
leoigt iperoen obne Die @eribte in
2luipruh at nebmen mo- immer
mogIid. 2ieie 9lnfiinoigung niuos
bon Sobn gorton 9dnne. Dem @e.
nernIbeirnt Der gnbnaominiitrntiou,
in S5nitruttionen an oie anipru9s.
aqenten oeInnht.
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NegierHns tpirO Grnten nidlt Be.
ftcnern.

8ai6ineton 25. SUM. - ge.
ril6te, melde Inter Goloroboer
6ormern 8irfuIieren boB oie ge.
gierltng onf 8eienforn uno dnbere
Grnten cine Stclter bon $500 bro
9(fer ieben role, puroe geIteru
bom Observation-Disclosures in glb.
reoe geitent. g8 lpuroe ongefiinoiqt,
haB Sdritte itrtcrnonlnten tpnr6en,
I'M bic 9erbreitung ioI9er @erii9te
au berbiiten, lueIhe bic gSroorlftion
bon gaabrlngsntitteln bebtnoern.
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y2ene iSrndltrnten in arnft.

8ai5ington 25. Suni.-0ie et-
bobten sSrndtrntcr Die beute I'M
Mitternnht in araft ttoten, Derben
nuf Grodien6ndgen nnf tur3en
Stredeu wie alf Iangen Streden
ampeHoung fiu0Gn. Mfebrere fur3e
gobnen ba6cn bei Der 5tpiihen.
ituatIi6en SanrelsbeborOe neue g}a.
Ten eingereidJt. 9ie @iien6abnen
boffen ans ben neuen 9aten iGbr.
li6 cine @r50bpng Der Ginfiinfte
Tim $700,000,O00 5u erreiden.
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in g8ei,eu ansaeidaltet,

@aihington %. Silni- = 8ie
8ei5enernte bon 1918 miro nod
glnfiin0igllng 0cS globrungsmitteI.
nmteS ouf Der 9tfierentioI6oiis, Die
pom 1. S5uIi an in arnft tritt, qe-
banObu6t DerOen. Gin 8oQor un6
10 Gents lit Scr So6itpreiSunter.
ifieo 5uiihen Oem 9reiie oes 8ei.
sens uno Dem Breiie fir oug fer.
tige MebI, Der oen D1iGern geItdt.
let piro. Seine Spetulotion in
8ei3en rnO NebI miro geItnttet lDer.
ron
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0entfdler 8eridlt.
;yransOflder 8cridlt.

Berlin, iiber 2onOon, 25. Suni.-
9os oelttfhe 4riegsnmt meGoet, ooB
Die GrtiIerie uno gluffl1runaspa.
troltiflen tdttg finb. o0eitIid BON
gaoonbiller," beiBt es in Dem ge.
ridt, norangen StoBtruppen in Die
fron5Oiiid omerifoniide 2inie Elm
nn0 fiigten Dem @egner Ifmeren
S4aOen 5u. @8 mur0en DO @efon.
gene eingebradt." (9ieier 8eridt
be3iebt fi6 pnbribeinnlib ouf Die
Sperationen bel 8occorat. 5pii6en
ct. Die ltno 9lnebiIle, bon ueI6en
IN 9epeiden BON Der ameritaniiden
6ront Die Reoe it'd
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straf in aSln.

2on6on 25. Sum-. ltmfoIIenoe
Stretfs finb an 3onnerstog in
4oIn un0 NiiieIbein am Rbein
ous9ebroden infolqe Der 8eidrGn.
tltng Der grotrotion. 10000 Gerio.
nen fofen, nod einer 3epeihe an
oie 9diIb Mnil aus Dem Sooe, ibre
arbett IN ben @tunitionsfobrifen
nteoer9elegt hoben.
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kiihlntaitn tuiH
nictts ueriprcctcn

9lntiteronnt %. Suui.-Geitid.
lambs 9finiIter Oes gIeuBeren bon
ioa bier einsetroffenen
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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-03

Will Mutt, who with his family
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust. Oelke and various friends in
Audubon, returned to his home at
Clarion Friday morning. Mrs. Mutt
and baby BILLY" remained for a
longer visit.
Mrs. John Hite, who went to Clar-
ion to spend the Christmas season
with her daughter, Mrs. Ray Brenton
and family. returned home Saturday
morning. Her daughter, Miss Mar
garet, who accompanied her to Clar-
ion, remained for longer stay.
The early train on the Rock Is
land was considerably late last Sat-
urday. 1t arrived Gust in time ]
however, for us poor guys who have
to make the early train each morn.
ing. They were an hour late leav.
ing the round house in Atlantic.
Miss Glendale McNutt, of Atlantic,
and Miss Cora Roberts, of Lorah who
visited here with the formers grand
father, John McNutt, and also her
aunt, Mrs. Grant Kness and family,
returned to their home Thursday ev-
ening last.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-03
CADDOCK STABLE POLICEMAN

Earl Caddock, champion heavy
weight wrestler of the world, tested
out several thousand of his holds al
Camp Dodge recently wrestling with
recalcitrant mules and stubborn pitch
forks.
Caddock, who began duty in the
headquarters troop of the eighty,
eighth division Thursday, got an as
signment as stable policeman.
His duties consist of currying down
the officers animals, caring for the
comfort of the troop mule train
cleaning out the stable and similar
activities.
All logged out in full set of blue
overalls, Caddock got into the mill.
tary game in earnest, and declares
that military life isn't half bad.
Thursday night was Caddock's firs'
in a soldiers bunk, and the expert
ence had some novel features to him
81 woke up along about one
O'clock" he said, land some chap
kept walking back and forth past the
head of my bunk. l rolled over and
says, what the dickens are you walk
ing around here all night for He
was the guard and told me to shut
up and go on sleeping"
"It's a fine bunch out here, and
like it fine" Caddock expressed him
self.