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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12

NEW ON EANS Mrrh tt.-
Prices w'rc higher from thC onrrns
in the cotton mako, todpy hl after
midday considerable rralisrr ap.
rcarcd ON the lour side ana prI,os
cased off from The highest The clo
WAS nc 10 20 ur. The earl, sir'ae.h
of sterling oschrnrn ggs 10 main
thiug back u the btf>ing and ne ro.
action In 81 'tiins had scmctaing 20
do With the reaction u cotton. nuy.
srs wee helped "a cor ,idcw bic
extent by the wet wcathN "a the
more central sections of the bolt. the
forecast NJ vet weather Tor tho ea {.
I'm division and Of cold woatrer for
the'westcrn division. Later tie tome
was steadied ~ the market foll oii
from the highest under tho large
clcarences. Which totallcd. from ali
parts is.6s bales against ge.2so tan.
day last year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12
ARMY
REVIVAL SERVICES
ARE NOW UNDER WAY

.H1 ilit urD h.n lccomp-
I"hri %. tif gilyauln imy revival
.rf..HD. tUI' nro helms conducted ln
One haii no Finh II pl.. rarf..
Good attendance has boon IN owl
doncn Hi 80 The mcotnrs and there
nave h..1 o number ol conversions
ana bubble cpfollnonff ol soldiers,
''rIrh.ua 40 Cupi. llolbrook.
iI. .y.toH "Wednesday uIrut
.rrD conducted D., Ohr HHlrs lud
..I urr was vol offended.
'. 'ho lirsi opru lir meeting
i" OH. Young prOpln p tIH saliva
zion iIm' n imaill0
Th" U"'al ,or,i,rs io bc coullot-
ed Bog Captain Richard Guest. tac
0.n.. cd minor wa start tonight
a cordial invitation Be- extended
iD 900 io attend tho NIl services
Itru.'' of religion 1r u,rd. Oppl
u. u..trrr viii breu 100 o'olpch
.'I OH" meetings iu Oh, bill 90 g 80
HO'. 1l night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12
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KANSAS CITY No. March ~ --
HOES Estimated receipts tuda,
5000 mJ hc. closing 600 lights and
mediums steady hHutIos slow to 90
cents Tower packer Top Fl 0t.
hulk of Ala~ sllgUn 1900. top
Sisli; good To- choice heavy hos.
$1,000 1896 good o. ohuiro med
Wm hngs SllIi 1910, good Co
choice lieht hor, Slt15 1910.
rood to choice light Ights SllN5u
1915. good to choice common
stock pi.s $1,000 1850.
CATTLE Estimated receipts to
lay 500 market closing ou steers
steady to - cent, lower other
lasscs mostly steady Beef steers
choice 'o prime heavyweight $685.
1855. medium to good heavy.
weight tti .tHti3ar good to
choice lightweight $4,000 1890.
common 90 medium heavyweight
5000 1880 Butcher Cattlo.
Good ip choice medium hoifrrs t-..t
"a tgio bologna aud b'rf bun
$3.50 'tu 'IHr.r Hrd Cutters
tpw and hr.lHu kt-I 1000 Veal
calves Good tp choice medium
light and tandyVcIght SIr.-5
~ &c. Feeder steer. Common
good Go choice t,t5l. 90. tS1tkar
Steers UmWon good 'n choice
81 noC ull $50. Stnckor Cows and
iie'icrs Common good to choice
E q oou 1855.
SHEEP Estimated rucr.pis 10.
iay 500 market closing ON flii
lambs uuovouly steady 90 % roru |
lower other CLASSES steady. choice .
10 prime medium lambs sic 500 |
lse evil aud common lambs |
$1,000 70 90 GOOD 20 choicp med !
'um sur,pg lambs $500 tte5
good ip choiro medium oNos sii.eri
u 1900 cnil ana common owe
$3.50 He breeding Dwcs g. 800 ,
1900 raul fn Dho.rH medium (
feeder Lambs fif15F liz
Telephone communication between
Sow York and chicago was establish
a be- fNS'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12
Conon.rL OH nirI,rr

NEW YORK. March - Shor,
covering and buying which ,cokel
like reflners. inspircd by higher
Sterling and comodi,y markets 70
general lifted cotton seed on 30 to
~ points early. but realizing sales
near the cicse found few takers cx.
cept NJ material recessions. Closhig
bids were generally unchanged 70 ~
points net higher. Sales assoc bar.
fcls. Prime crude 1909 asked. prlm,
summer yellow spot 1900. May
2o2l; July s00' October 1875.
prime winter yellow and summer
white nominal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12
SON OR MR. AND MRS.
D. n. LONG Of AMARILLO
DIES At SHREVEPORT, Ia.

'HU 90 I.s death Ii
i...U lJ Yf u,muu, A.
.U.. ...i IN tru. son OF Nr and
I.I IS Long ld brother OF
1900 NDnW' oi ih DIy. Nls
I".u.. ll ruoNr.toriat ils d,lfl
followed 3D. .stDr aii,N ui influenza.
IH.' ..Hu" N. .It0H Oh. ila Oiue
H. looms U urh' chief Tor tlp
u.'.H ,.|ul t....aIb Clmuln
. .H..nOt Wl had boon boo thu
.... um.H .. ...If
Scot. 300. nI'ad. ai ihlt uo vu.
.." H. PHI. mo- popular men ON tho
.,,.u 100 H.uu eff the company
N."0 hh utH,r lud mother
d. 5000 Sos David q oug and "a
. uI @ g. Mcdaniel. oi ihi
... b. la'. brother lud a .islol
M u o. Long ANA Mi~ llyla
.l. H. % ,utumI CITY
IIU s. I.ug. father aud q. &.
IO'mrI bIulhrru.luw. viii leave
tonight l1t oklahoma Cliy whore
.rH,"t wul U. mudr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12
JIMMY WILDE TO MEET
FRANK MASON TONIGHT

TOLEDO uI'u Nr.h o. -Jim-
M, vIN N.rnel Dhlmnlon. rf
'ut fIi'u 5000 F.ukID 70. ur
at Ior. NHED indiana claimant 90,
ih. Nm.ricu tl.r. win meet m q
'swrul uo dec. .ou beat here Co.,.
mwgr
Nrarl 5000 t. have boon dns.
no.d eff 1 l5e, rnur.r going o.
'ar '.nr d..rn' .rut. Fl smith
fNr..N uII.r uHY wIl bl
'l'Il wm H .hn rra W.d, tHI nI.
u'.t'r Dave ii".H. IhI,rtus o.
N'.. r..HI .hu 0.l1HI urr Uttd
F' I.n W'h"l.p.ur.D, u'at b,r
iwt juiy Wilde rDru..D to go 200
Wlil %. local referee ll ., umr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12
ruri Worth i.hr,iak

q = vi - N kfNf
Fort Worth. March if1tatii, o..
s"ip's sloG twenty five conis. lower.
Bee,ef sHiess. stock,rs Z Ffoss.
COWS 10 10: hanerS 50 A. bull &
Grsi; calves 81 1859.
Hogs. receipts .gha steady
Heavy iis5alfio; .isht 1880
1882 medium 1895 ~ ilgt. mixed
1898 y 1875; eommon 1859 iggi;
rigs 1sOG 1850.
sheep receipts i50. UNCHANGED
Lambs 1880 1850: yasilings ~
.: wetfers ishif. ewes iigl..
eulls 1ps. goats iS0G $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12

s rr iu tuo side or back that
ti.N you when yuu atriFh.,n rr
ullH I.r a rubbing application or
SNOW LiNlMENT D.
.IN. Coz contracted muscles mil
permits ordinary bodily motion
without suffering or Inconvenience.
Ul ly 900 diur.i.n. .Gte
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12

Hf1rrs Funeral service. fnr
'l nn uH,rnI wDp conducted In
Oh rhlu'. cf 'ho Grirr Undertaking
rDuuauI Yesterday afternoon 90
r',lD.i IT.. 'ryicrs we've iu chHuo
oi pr; o. g CrisWold OF th, Second
lHr''"i church Burial $50. mado boz
lUUI cemetery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12

hNat fufuUtailt
pains and even
sciatica aud govt
but It's a mussy
affair and Fcn-
orally blisters
Heat IL ALSO
lutcly necessary
II you want per-
mancnt relief
Begy's Mustar-I
Inc. made Of true
yellow mustard
with other pain
relieving In cred
tents added g.
Just A. hot. IA
cheaper. cleaner
and more cftec-
tive than the old
fashioned pouI-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12

tice or plaster and cannot blister
Besides rheumatic pains and swell.
iings Degy's Musiarlne is speedily
effective for lumhagO. hackachr.
ncuritis. pieuflsy. bronchitis. sore
throat chest colds and an aches ana
pains because heat sascx R'sin---g0
and 90 cents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12
Yellow Mustard
For Rheumatism

A good hot mustard plaster or
pouluce y pretty sure 10 overcome
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12

lnf fsru -. S Anderson SOD
I'D 'eI"F litIms near Clifl idr. dicl
Zoo. Woduo.da, evening The body s
H"'ne h0.l hy blackburn and Malone
f"r'h'tH awaiting the receipt of
lun"I loo 'Uclions from tIi Hf
town L'Igor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12
Deaths and Burials

seymour Funeral sryir0f tor
Nrort seymour. ugrl 40 yoar alu
rI NI end Mrs w. :. seymour. verr
conducted go thf residence of rev
p g. ND1lny of The Fir' Christian
.'H. Yesterday afternoon 90
n.'.r.i iuriHl was made in lhnl
t.Hi.rr The child died Wcdur
rH' ".lHigonn ~ O'clock 800 f.'
',W.lN ro ..drnrH. no loCu avenue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-12

Telephone communication between
Sos York and chicago va, establish
"a be- tNS1.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-23
70 l,ul' ruE PEoPr.E 4 OF IoWA N

n At this Christmas time, the cause Of
the millions Of destitute and starving
children Of Europe is presented to us
for help. It seems there can be NO sad
der sight than a poorly clad, i'll fed
child. The devastated parts Of Europe,
We are reliably informed, are filed with
this kind Of children.
As one eontemplates this situation,
we cannot help but fealize what the
effect Of all this viii have upon the flu
ture Of world civilization.
America has been blessed in these last
years beyond any other portion of the
world. We have much of this world Is
goods, more than we are able to con-
sumo, and am sure that the heartbeat
Of every citizen Of Iowa will be in sym
pathy with the destitute of other lands
Therefore, as Governor of the State,
appeal to every man, woman and child
within the State, to give in the spirit of
this Christmas time of their substance,
through the regularly constituted and or
ganized channels.
Herbert Hoover is chairman Of the
American Relief Administration, and in
this State has appointed Honorable La
fayette Young, who has accepted the
task of gathering together the funds
from Iowa. The entire amount of your
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-23
DEAR SANTA CLAUS.

Please bring back to us for Christmas
a little bit of the spirit Of unselfishness
that we lost after we won the war.
Restore to US something of the love
that, in that war, made folks think of
themselves as their brothers, keeper.
Give back to US just a small measure
Of the sacrifeial spirit that made people
SO anxious 'to do their bit' and edo
their ALL
Give US a little of the perfect under
standing that most folks had then Of
their social obligations and responsible
titles.
Give rs moral courage and power to
win the victories OF peace as easily as
We won the victories OF war.
We viii keep our hearts wide open to
receive these gifts, Santa Claus. We
guess that's about ali we have to say.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-23
REST OF ALL HOLIDAYS.

Taking it all in all, it may be safely
asserted that Christmas is the merriest
and the best of all holidays, and one
which is likely to be observed for ages
to come Nations may rise and fall,
new beliefs and religions may sweep
away the old, but that would seem, in
deed, a dreary and empty year which
broug ht no merry Christmas in its an
nual round. May old Father Time long
spare his holiday to mankind to glad
den the hearts of all with its coming,
and may each Christmas be still merrier
than the last,
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-23

the City Monday The Pryor Chemical
SOAP and Toilet Articles This Company Employees
various capacities placed
Soap sale at the leading Des 1on Stores Benefit
gss placed large order with the Pryor Chemical
full Of GOODS
vantage Of this to beaufy yourselves the JAPo
JAPo WONDER SOAP identifying
+
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-23

contribution goes directly to take care
Of the children for whom it is intended.
There are no salaries or overhead ex-
penses connected with the collecting Of
this fund. The work is all voluntary.
Therefore, let Iowa, through her indi-
to relieve this suffering commensurate
with out prosperity, and we will be
blessed accordingly.
W. L. HARDING, Governor.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-23
MORRIS GETS APPOINTMENT.

Atty. J. B. Morris, formerly manag
ing editor of the Bystander, has been
appointed deputy in the county treas
urer's office, according to recent an
nouncement of County Treasurer-elect
Col. E. r. Bennett. Mr.. Morris is the
second member of our race to be thus
honored by newly elected officers of
Polk county and the Bystander extends
to him CONGRATULATIONS.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-23
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS.

To Bystander Readers and Friends:
Greetings: May Christmas bring to you
its gift Of peace and goodwill. May the
new year give you your heart g desire,
and may you still desire it when it is
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-23
COURAGEOUS HEARTS.

..
There is need for souls courageous
Ere we trod far on the way
Then no matter what o FER takes us
Just strive for better day.
II We find the sky once frightened
Now dimmed with deepest gray
Then face this storm cloud bravely
There will come a better day.
Seems each time when we would falter
The next tbs easier done
The road behind is smoother
For is that we we already run.
The sky cannot always be shaded
The night soon folds into day
It g the one who climbs ON bravely
A courageous heart all the way.
Mayme E. James,
127 Reigart street.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-23

W ner1r. 24OI 7th Ave, new < ORE, Ne
VI Phone Audubon 1889. Branches il
sEoston, Philadelphia, Omaha and Lo
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-23

ou.ly remove iii pc, ne. No Burning corch-
mo az hini, . the only Press Equipped with E
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06

s.. s. S6oIten, @ei6dftsfibrei
Oes Sarmers glebators IN Wtcait
trit, befan6 ii4 Iesten Rontag II
8eifdften bier.
-9ouis &oderbaumer unb So
Mile, melhe nabe 9rafe auf 8eiltd
bel ben Gltern Senrp Ra6erbmtmer
ur0 8attin perpeilt botter, fomcn
Icbten @ontag bier oltrh ouf Ser
&cimreiie nah SobIeton, Sn., BE-
griffen.
-8aIter @oebm, meI6er BEL Der
6IuBperbeiiermgs . Gommiiiion bel
9tem Saben in SienIt itebt, par
iiber SonntaQ bier orf 8eil6 bel
icincn gltern. @oftcr tbeilte ms
nit ooB bel Stem 6opcn in lesterer
@ode Elm 1900 SUB larger 9oum
0oIGun0ct mllr6c nm Sen Wiiiouri
cln5ltenqcn un6 6os @cgipitlen Oes
rci6en @ottomlonoc8 ST berbinocrn.
Die Compiler 6lottc uno Wonnidoft
ser Negicrung miro biric ISOLDE in
Ser NtGbe bon Berger sic Irbeiten
sum 5fut Ser Oortigcn @ottomlGn.
Gercicu beginner, 3u bercn Iusfiib.
rltrlg sic 2anobCiiber sic SGlfte Scr
Soften bciitcuern mer0en.
-g8m. @e5olo m0 Satin, bon
Mc&ittrif, iiu0 bod)crfrcltt iiber sic
@stNrt cine$ S06n6ens.
-6rou Wnrtin SlalaltS ncbit
&inoCr. pcIfe mebrcre @ohen bel
sen @ltern 1n0 @roBeItern, q. g.
z. R1tn6ipillcr llno Satin an Ser
&ittlc Berger, oermeilt batten, rel.
item letten Somstug mieOer IN hire
Neimotb na6 ct. 2ouiS 5ltritd.
Die @itgIieocr urlieres 9oie.
ball Glltb meroen morgen Ibe,lo alti
Dem Soirplote cinen Boil oeranltaI.
ten SIT benz oieieIben alle Son5lllIti.
gen einlo6en. 9o sic ginnobmer
fiir Sen SonO our 8eItreitln9 be1
loltfenben al,sIagen oes Club be.
Itinmt itnb, oiirfte bel bem iesieer
tilblcn @etter Elm sablrei6er 8eil1f
81 erporten fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06

I'M erer 0rei6erlellte, lit tpie mir nit
8eoallern erfabren, ourd Rbetma.
tisml,s ans 9ett gefeifelt.
9ie Gmtlep 1nb &uf6erSei0e
5omiIien m1ternobmcn letter 6rei-
tag cine 8ereniigltnasreiie mad
Meromcc Springs, iiiolid bon ct.
Serr un6 Srolt Sess, bon st,
2cuis, iinb bier oitf 8ei1h bel Der
Tomilie ST. Brandt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06

~~
Go. 8iejenbod) unO gpcrctt
8u$tomL BON Rorriior, bcianogl
it'd am Gien8tn9 bier in @eiddftaa.
SRI. Gngelinc Sdermorn fam
Ieete ISOLDE BON 81. 2oui5 hicrber
itnn rpiro mebrere @odcu Bel ibrcr
Nhtttcr oltf Der 6nrm nabe Smts3
nerlpciIen.
-Allglit Gefotte. bon S%nocpen,
Ocnce. $40, trnf IcBten Oicllato8
bier Elm I'M leinen bier mobnhoitcn
9ri,ocrn mo S6lpeitcr einen DC
iud' nb1llItatten.
-Gbos. gebout ltn6 Satin, ncbit
Sofrter, bon @omun6, Otlubomo.
beianoen iid lette ISOLDE mebrcrc
Gage bier oIs @6Ite Ser 6onlilic
@en. u. Serbian.
Gin &offeCtrdnafen nebIt
nGl,drc~ finoet ON Sonntag Oen Is.
GllgllIt, no9mitto9s, in Der SdNuI-
bale Der OF. @eorgs.@ emein6e Itatt
gu tuelhem Seoermorn frcun6lihIt
e~ingeIa6en 1T.
GIGS. SheeI, Sobn 9am1icr
unh beiien Sobn &arrp, bon Rco
8iro, Itntteten uns lesten Wittrpod,
einen ongenebmen Seiud ob. sic.
ielben bntten oic @ablberibte icnc&
&recircts nod benz Gpltntp Glerta.
Imtc gebradt.
SRI. Wuric Gberlin, mclhc cine
ISOLDE in ct. 2ouis BEL @ertuonotc,l
unb 8efannten pertpciIt battc, 1T
Iesten 0tenStoe nieoer 5rtrilt9c.
febrt.
Die R~ttglie0er ser &nigbtS Of
Columbus uno oeren Somilien mcr
ben niiditen Sonntog cine 9oot.Gr.
c~llrIior noh Dem @osconaSe infer.
ncbmer.
-Sbeo. SpcdbalS unb Saith
nurocn ont Mittpod letter @oh.
sic QIiIfli9en @ltcrn einc8 S0hu
d)ens.
Strait Il,g. @rinfmonn bcfirOr
lid QegCniuGrtig in Sentmc SioQc
Wo.. gum 8cillh ibrer I~ngeb6rigcn
6rm1 9. s. S6ltlB iunO Sodtcl
Sri. Sbclmo, pel6e &crtuonOten il
unierer Sta0t eincn IGngeren gciud
obitatteten febrten lesten 9iensto(
micoer in ibr Seim in 9cQepuc
&entltfp, auriid. Srau Sdult Il
cine Godter bes BERT. GbuS. Sci
len. uno befan0 ii6 l6n0ere Bel
bier I'M ibren 8ater ip1brenS icinc
"
Iestcn &ranfbeit berpflegen gu bel
fen.
-@m. &alfbenner, bon Ct
2ouis, mar om Sonntae bier at eli
mem furaen 9eiude bel Der Sonili
Senrp 8uidmeber.
-SrIs. gbriItina @ueIIer I'M
Rinnie 8idel, iopie s. Soffmonr
bon ct. 2o,tis, neiIen gegenmGrti,
bier alf 8eird bel Srau sc. @ueT
Ter, an Der Sdiefer's Brand.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-08-06

-auguIt 8allr, bon ct. 9oIris,
befinoet ii3 bier off 9efuh bel iei.
men gIterl Sltlius 8aur II. Satin.
4m Samstag Ibenb finoet olli
Dem 6airplobe ein pom Sernann
9aicbau Club peranItuItcteS Sar5.
pergniigCn itatt.
CD. @iloing, bon Berger, miro
ole 2anonirt6i6oft auf intcniipcre
8eiic betreiben un0 bat 81 0ieiem
3nefe einen Somion Tractor ba.
bier bon Gunner Bros. gctauft.
Sri. 9il0a &ubImorm FAM uIn
@ittuo6 BON Ct. 2ouis 5urid uno
miro mcbrcre Wonote bel ibren 81,
tern, Sermnnn Gublnlunn ul0 Sat
tin an ser Coles Greet berDciIen.
--0npir g}opife( frhrtr Cptte Rn.
nc non Nolllo3 durl'u, NO er i'ep'
rcrc @odeu in sen 6ortigen @rntc,
fcIncrn bcIhGitiNt mar.
-0rrth,,r E,,n ma Homiric ,,ci
ho n,abrcre gaod,cr i, 4or bai IN
ron, W,rr,orhtc, ncr,rpiI+ bo++en
fcbrtc,, Ict+er Tr,itoo micScr r, ;hr
SCENT nod Neoaoo, MO-, jurltd.
-2miihp, ncr N(o,,b ,,,,h SON,
! 5cr,,orn ao;rboI1 9con, mira ,,,,,
,,SdItcr ronntoo h;cr ~, mct+inipr
'lo''l'''oen'
-0Iibcr @rnf fam Icttcn Sons.
too non ct. 2oliis bierhcr at fltrsrm
@eIlltlr icincr TomiIie, nc[he oc.
mr,f ,,,S m,++;,, -, O,,+ ,;,,s
Ger 6rolten' %crellt Der coon9l.
ct. SoltlSs @cn1ett1oe miro am Som
nerStog, Den II. Nlt9ltlt pabrenN
neS NntmtttogS 1tno Nbenos, Elm
gtSsGrcnm Set. inn ga'ement Der
Stride obbaltcrt. 5lt Incident Sober
mann boflidl't etnaelaoen 1T.
m,.,r mo.4,.a a. o.,.:s
t,,, ro4,t,, @,,,st.. t;orto., 49,,
m,5o ~: $500, h:,Esos mon..sah
Ten ltho Setonffen Gll oer1oellen.
06,a o,,h.:. .s. o...:s
tr,, rohto, ram,s.. k,- -. .
mo,,,h ,o;,on nrt,n. W:x.nA on
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Necttres) iiber bibIiihe Themoto
bnlten. Sic anipra6en merben I'm,
ter einem 3cIte, 6os alf Dem Sen,
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ridtet mllroe ~o6geboIten merben unf
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Cur Seadtnng.

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meincr Serienreiie altriitfebren uno
fperoe BON 6ieiem Gage an mic6er
Jeoen Sag IN meiner Office iein.
Or. @. &. 2odnooo,
Sermonn, Mo.
-augltit 4ltIterntonn nebIt Sobn
un6 So6tcr bon nnbe &oIcbu6, be.
fnnb Iif 9eitern bier Inn @eI6Gfte
inn Ha6IaBgeridt ai erIeSigen.
-Srou S, s. Sdott uno &inoer,
bon Sefferion Gitp, befinbcn ii6 &c.
geipdrtia bier sitm 9eild ser Gltern
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8ottin.
SRI. emma 9rieidfc, bon ct.
Snuis, iueilt aegcnpGrtig bier auf
@eiu6 bel ibrcn @ltcrn Scrmonn
''ricihfc ulS @ottin.
s., 6. 8ebleipalb uro Sobn
Gbns. SeblepolS unS Satin, bon
fredericksburg, befon6en ii6 lettcn
Wontna beiu6stpeiie bier.
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Srafe.

Solis 8egener uno Samilie, boz,
0rlmmonb, SfGo.. beftn6en fi6 bier
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Sri. Nurtba Rlteotger befin0et
i!d in ct. 2ouig gum 8eilt6 bon
Tr2lnocn uno 8efannten.
-Glrgcn @eSs rno SamiIie, uno
6rou @u9o @reiff Mlttter ser 5ral,
0c&S. bon Sefferion 9th, peiItcn
mebrere Gage lester ISOLDE bier al,f
@cilth bel Gernan6ten.
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tin bcfQnOen iid lebten 1ontog in
Observation-Disclosures in ct.
2ouis.
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mnroen lctten 3onnerstog m,rt Die
@Cburt cines E6dter6ens erfrelt.
g. 6, Ridter uno SoniIic,
mcld,c me6rere 8oden bier ols
@Gite bon Gbas. RieGmorn II. @ot,
TN O"erlucilt botten. febrten Iebterl
SOnntnQ mieocr nod ct. 2ouis Srt,
rid.
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auf 8eiu9 bel @ertponSten,

Illg. 8ebreno muroe lette $50
DIE BON ieiner Satin nit einem
Sobnden beidenft.
SRI. ". 6. @nglert, bon st.
2ottis, tpeilt eegenwdrtig bier aIs
@ait ibrer Srainoin. SRI. emma
grebe, Eodter bon gonrao 8rebe
un6 @atttn.
Sacob Raltter, pobl ser GIteIte
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Spcsial.BreiS.

Ginmof Gannen 60 Gents per
9llbcnb iolange infer 8orratb aus.
rcid)t. @irfs Sorietp Storc.
g. u. &reter ltno German
Stribcl, bon Bent, brodten am
Mittpod Die @ubl6erihtc aus 6enl
Sonlnc Trccinct bierber unb itottc-
ten bci hiclcr @clcgenbeit Dem Bolts,
blott cincn nnqcncbmen 9eiuf ob.
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Houi@. bciinbet ii6 bier ouf 9eiud)
bel ibrcr Wuttcr, Sral &oIcutin
Strcd, al ser Jirit Greet.
Starry Wcper, bon ct. Qoui5.
lrircutc bicic ISOLDE iciuc @robeltcrn
Nr. @ciniobn uno @attin bobier, urO
ICinen Safer, Otto Nener, bon Wc.
aittrid, bl,rd Ieincn 9eiut.
Gin bGdIt Invertebrates 0oII.
iptcl fanO Icsten Sonntag bier ltott
5miidel ocn Sltnibine Specials bon
ct. 2oliS unb Dem Sermarm Eeam ;
bel Incident nod i6Derem Sample
unlcre Sun9en NIT 10 at 8 ngfuns"
Sicgcr bliebcn.
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Bofc etruas beripGtet oils 5oIge Der
Ggtra.grbeiten pelde Die 3uiom.
meniteIlung Der 8ablberi6te be6ine.
ten, lrnO bitten mir Die 2eier 6css
balb Inn eeneigte 0abfi6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-08
New York Sugar.

New York, April T.. The local mar ket for raw sugar continues strong and prices again made high records, advancing to l5 cents for Cubas cost and freight, equal to 16,05 for cen- trifugal and with offerings light even at the high prices prevailing. There was quite an active business reported, although full details were lacking as to the quantity. A cargo of Cubas, June shipment, was sold at IS cents cost and freight, equal to 16.05 for centrafugal and 10000 bags to a New Orleans refiner at the same prices, while limited quantity of Cubas sold to an operator at II 3-1 cents f. O. b. Cuba for June shipment. There were also sales of 10000 bags oi Porto Ricos afloat and prmpt ship ment at 1855 cents eff. and at the close holders were asking l6.05 cents eff.
 There were no changes in refined sugar, with prices generally ranging from 15.0O to 16.50 for fine granu- lated and very little offering. In sugar futures trading was consider ably more active and prices were higher on covering and scattered demand from commission houses with all of the active months at one time showing advances of full cent, or the maximum gain permitted in any one day Final quotations were 55 to 100 points net higher. Sales were 3,550 tons.