THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA. Rr a ws w— ATTORNEYS. ee ———————————————— RH. B. SPANGLER Attorney-at-Law Bellefonte, Pa. Practices in all the courts. Saaitatin in English and German, ce, Qrider’'s Exchange Building, SPIRIT OF 1917 MA, WHERE S MY SOLDIER SOIT, MY SWOR MY GUN AN prsToL 2 [—————————————— - M—————— Penns Valley Banking Company CENTRE HALL, PA. Davald K. Keller, Cashier Receives Deposits & Discounts Notes 788 A \ NS iy UZ es —— SET (BE “ (3 Our Big Free Trial Offer We require no payment in advance on a Starck piano. 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Prospect—Be endur the physical of Senators and the provis Constitution, the Senate by limit discussion and to taken on a se voting in were Senators La Follette Sherman Senate's Action Prompt on by the Senats ix hour Sensational Arrest Expected To Be Made—Code Messages. New York.-—As a v } to probe jury began of Dr. Chandra Chakiabe: Federal 8 throughout the Sckunner, agent country closing who carried out Wilhelm head lieved to be rapidls in master mind” from 76 Secret Sar German plot orders strasse, Berlin Vice Revelations to Secret Service agents and in Washington indicate that coming to light a plot tenta. cles into Mexico, Cuba, the Philippines and wrapped themselves around the Panama Canal. Sensational disclosures are expected soon when a new arrest is made. The identity of the man now under surveillance has not been dis closed, but his arrest is expected to be a profoundly surprising disclosure is fast YARROWDALE MEN RELEASED. Americans Held Prisoners Sent From Germany Via Switzerland. London.—A dispatch from Berlin that the Americans and other neutrals who were on board the cap tured British steamer Yarrowdale have | left Germany. The Spanish, American and Bra zilian Yarowdale prisoners were sent | from the prisoners’ camp at Branden- | burg to Switzerland by way of Lin-| den, according to a Berlin dispatch to | Reuter’s by way of Amsterdam, Members of other neutral crews | were sent home through various fron- | tier towns. The dispatch says that the prisoners were released on the ex. piration of the quarantine imposed by the discovery of a case of spotted fever. says TROOPS FAST LEAVING BORDER. Last Of Guardsmen To Depart On March 28, Washington.—The War Department announced that schedules of departure have been so arranged that the last National Guard organization will leave the border March 25. General Persh- ing finds it necessary to use chair cars and day coaches, but is arranging for the least possible discomfort. GIVE NAVY PREFERENCE Department Men Warrts and Labor Navy Material, in Speed Pro ing-Up gram, ery Faw to comple tion and delivered to their owners. No } new merchant ships will be laid down, however, until the of ti © Navy have been satisfied In ¢ because of Ome instances it shortage labor and the demand for ships now « completed only to tl launching and navy vessels took their glee], merchant wavs s point poin while would be of then held up place § MINISTER ECKHART GOT NOTE. Zimmermann Plot Missive Reached Him, Declares Authority, Washington It was stated on high diplomatic authority that the Zimmer man note to German Minister Eckhart in Mexico City reached its destination informant asserted that methods were chosen by the German Foreign Office for the transmission of the note. One of these methods was said to be the wireless telegraph, the other the sea. It was believed that one copy of the note wag sent direct to Mexico on board a German sub marine, the other message Mexico by wireless The two YAGER TO “FELLOWCITIZENS.” Governor Of Porto Rico 80 Addresses Islanders In Message. San Juan, P. R for Yhe first time addressed the mem. bers as “fellow-citizens of the United States.” He gaid: “1 welcome you into our great na- tional family, with high hopes of you in this new relation.” The Governor urged legislation in- creasing the pay of Government em. ployes, extension of the educational system, and that the new vitizenship and home rule laws be made operative Guard U. 8. Buildings. Pittsburgh.—The buildings of the United States Bureau of Mines and the Government Arsenal, have been placed under guard both night and day. 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A Btarck Piano Co, 1967 Btarck | Please pend on my part ig Chicage without ebligation r complete dive upwards e ye cos abd your | | J 32 to {ancy browns fine ancy, 26@ 26% Chickens, 18@2%c; fowls, 18@ 24« turke 18@ 4c Live Poultry—Chickens, 20c; fowls, 18@1 Bic no (UurKeys quoleq Wheat No. 2 Southern red, $§191@ rejected $1.83@ PHILADELPHIA. red, $1.95@2;: No. 2 $1.03@ 1.98; steamer No 186; No red, A, $187G1.92; 1.88 Rye--No. 2 Western, in export eleva tor, $1.53@ 1.58 per bushel; small lots of nearby rye, in bags, quoted at $1.01 @1.21. Corn 8 add « eq, $101@196; rejected B, Western, No. 2 vellow, $1.17 @118; No yellow, $1.16@1.17; do, No. 4 yellow, $1.14@1.15; do, No. b yellow, $1.12@ 1.13; Southern, No. 3 yellow, $1.14@1.15 Oate--No. 2 white, T1%@72¢c; stand. ard, white, 70%4@71c; No. 3 white 69% @70c; No. 4 white, RL G60 %e,; oats, 65% @66%ec. Live Poultry-—Fowls, as to quality, i 16@16c; spring chickens, softmeated, 21@23¢; ducks, as to size and quality, 20@24c; pigeons, old, per pair, 28@30¢; do do, young, per pair, | Butter. Western, fresh, golid-pack- ed creamery, fancy specials, 43c¢; | extras, 41@42¢c; do, extra firsts, 40c¢; | by prints, fancy, 44¢; do, average extra, 40@42¢; do, firsts, 38@2%¢; do | seconds, 35@36¢; special fancy brands | of prints were jobbing at 47@50c. i Eggs-—-Nearby extras, 36¢ per doz; | nearby firsts, $9.76 per standard case; | nearby current receipts, $9.60 per | case; Western extra, 36¢ per doz; do, | extra firsts, $0.76 per case; do, firsts, $9.60 per case. Faney selected fresh | eggs were jobbed out at 37@40c per | doz. Cheese ~~ New York, full cream, fancy held, 26% @27¢; specials, high er; do, fair to good held, 26@26%¢; part skims, $149 22¢, | $18; No 3 do, $13@15; light No. 1 do, do, $15@ do, $13@14; No. 1 $12@14; No 2 do mixed, $16 bt No do clover, $15: No $8@8 Straw 2 do do No. 1 $15@ No. 1 straight rye, No. 2 do, do, $13.50@14 tangled $1050@11; No. 2 do, do, $850@10: No. 1 wheat, $89.50; No 2 do, $8@8.50; No. 1 oat, $9.50; No. 2 §8.50@9 Butter choice, 15.50 do ao fancy, 41@G42c; 20@ 40; do, good, 37@38 do, prints, 42@43; do, blocks, 40042; Maryviand and Pennsylvania rolls, 28@ 29: Ohio rolls, 27628; West Virginia 27@28; storepacked, 27; Mary- Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints, 28@ 29; process butter, 32034 Pgegs—Marviand, Pennsylvania and nearby firsts, 30@31c; Western firsts, 30: West Virginia firsts, 30; Southern firats, 29 Live Poultry-