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TyranicaI Science

Everything has to be scientific
nowadays; cooking, beverages, edu-
cation, sport, bookkeeping, law, hy-
giene, sociology-that is what we
teach our children. To enjoy ones
self is not .scienti fic,-Paris Journal.
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WILL ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION
Tennis Players of the Y. NJ. C. A. to
Meet Saturday.

Tennis Players of the Y. NJ. C. A. to
Meet Saturday.
The Y. M. G. A. has leased the
Gramberg property on the south
side of st. Joe street, near Seventh
and will lay out tennis court.
This bids fair to be a popular game
with the Y. NJ. G. A. boys for the
summer and it is understood that
other teams are to be formed and
that match games will be arranged.
The Y. NJ. G. "A. boys will hold a
meeting Saturday evening for the
purpose of forming an organization.
Norton Brown, who is employed
as telegrapher at the local station
of the NORTHWESTERN railroad COM
pany, and who has been visiting, at
the home of his parents in Nebraska,
passed through Rapid City Thursday,
while en- route to Deadwood. He
will return to Rapid City Friday and
resume work.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-05-14

The members of the second team
of the Rapid City high school par
ticipated in practice game of base
ball on the South Side diamond
Thursday afternoon. There were so
many runs that nobody took the
trouble to keep the score.
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Announcement.

The Epworth League of the
Methodist church will hold a Hard
Times social at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Ed Allen, corner Kansas
City and Sixth streets on Friday,
the twenty-first day Of May. Ali are
invited to come and wear their
worst clothes. Fines will be i'm
posed upon those wearing good
clothes or any article of adornment,
and prizes will be given for the
most appropriate costume.
Admission ] cent for every ten
pounds avoirdupois. Time, 7:45
sharp.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-05-14
HIGH SCHOOL WINS CONTEST
Defeated School of Mines Nine by

soCOfc OF 8 10 ..
The Rapid City high school base
ball team Thursday afternoon won
the second of the series of three
games from the School of Mines
nine by a score of to 5. Ed Sage
oficiated as umpire. The person
mel of the teams was as follows:
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|NEWSY NOTES OF THE WEEK
focal Items Concerning People end
Events Happening During
the Week.

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us 3 personal visit. This will be
appreciated by both The Union and
u editor.
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MEMS DEPARTMENT

Special Mems broken worth $1,000 10 81 m L
Assortment Boys Knee Pants Suits $3.50 sale price
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-05-14

Isups W Ine time Gney reached Rapid
City they had been one week on the
road having been delayed several
times In making connections.
Word was received in Rapid City,
Tuesday. from yinton, Iowa, Of the
death of Bert T. Barnes, Job
printer formerly of: this city, and
up to a short time ago was connect
Led with the Guide Office Mr.. Barnes
leaves a wife and two little boys. to
whom, his many friends in Rapid
City extend their sympathy.
. Mrs. W. b. Butrum, OF Spencer,
Ia, spent Thursday here. 1T was her
Intention to go to w yoming and take
q h claim, but on reaching Rapid City
she learned that this would be I'M
possible IN view OF the fact that
lsshe IS not the head sof the family.
She returned Thursday evening to
her home. Mrs. Butruln, J who lis d
sPennsy lvanian By bi n, has lived III
1.-The a Hawkeye STATE for .; IS years.
Babba Of Butte, Neb i
IN Rapid City w ednesda while en-
route ITO Nasta, " here he was He'd
Ely. a telegram annou ncing the death
|0t his ather message We 81 de-
|slayed ia transmiasio on and M. Babb
did mt start asia until rues-
day mornin armed late We'd
|snesday that the remains ST his par.
amt 40 been erred list Saturs-
|RfH III
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
BR0z0 IS SLATED
FOR INSPECTOR
Of BUILDINGS
FORMER ALDERMAN WILL sE
NAMED iF MONEY 10 ALLOWED
FOR NEW OFFICE THAT MAYOR
WOULD CREATE.

In selecting James Wilkie, chief OF
the mechanical department Of Parke.
Davis 4 Co.. AS water commissioners
TO succeed Z. w. Pendleton, Mayor
Breitmeyer has pretty we'll cleaned up
his list OF appointments. While Mr..
Wilkie has not actually given his for
NAL consent. II is almost certain that
ne Will take the place. His appoint
ment Is move looking forward 10
another change In the water board a
year hence. John +. Dodge. who WAS
appointed by Mayor Codd, Is the me-
chanical man among The present wa
ter commissioners. Dodge bucked
breitmeyer In the last election and
VIII not be re-appointed.
fight has developed against the
reappointment Of Jacob J. Haarer a.
commissioner OF public works, its
backbone being the opposition OF some
OF the aldermen to Haarer, the latter
having not been supple In his dealings
with the council. but standing up OBJ
stinately for what he considered best
for his department No strong man
has been brought out against Haarer.
however and IL does not look ~ II he
could be beaten.
II the council and board OF estimates
allow the appropriation favored by the
mayor for An inspector and custodian
OF public buildings. ii viii mean the
re-entry into public life Of Louis
Broxo. who was long at the head or
the council. public buildings commit.
tee. The care OF buildings now comes
under the department of public works
and has been recognized as not en-
tirely satisfactory In arrangement
since there Is no one head In the de
partment in special charge OF this
work.
The principal appointments still left
10 Mayor Breitmeyer are the secre-
tar.es Of the police, public works and
park departments. IL may be that U
former alderman will be named rs
park secretary.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
FOUR KILLED As
ENGINE CRASHES
INTO STATION
LOCOMOTIVE BREAKS AWAY
FROM EXPRESS TRAIN AND
GOES INTO GRANITE WALL
FORTY OR FIFTY HURT.

MONTREAL, March 17.-Four per
sens are dead, sixteen seriously in-
jured and between forty and fifty bad
/ ly hurt rs the result OF the Boston
* Montreal empress running wild
! into the Montreal terminal SUI
ton today at forty miles All hour.
The dead comprise three women and
enc girl Elsee Villers. years old.
or the seriously injured. six are wo-
men and twelve are men.
There was big holiday crowd in
the station, including women and chill
dren, when, with roaring crash the
locomotive tore through. The cries OF
The wounded and the shrieks OF the
hysterical filed the big station and
men anG women dashed about ia a
panic.
The police were summoned apd
every ambulance in the city was
called. In a few minutes the bodies
OF three women and little girl had
been extricated
Two women were pinned beneath
the locomotive and chey We're extrl-
Gated with the CREATES difficulty.
The wounded were hurried 10 the
hospitals, among them number "
Indian women who had gathered a.
the station TO sell bead work.
The locomotive and tender broke
away from the ears and crashed into
the granite wall OF the station. Forty
feet OF The wall was torn down and
toppled into the waiting room.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
BRICK QUESTION
Up III ON ON THURSDAY

The brick situation seems TO be
nearing a climax in the city hall \
special meeting OF the streets commit
tee has been called for Thursday
morning. when the entire matter Will
be threshed out In detail.
Aid Gilman gave out this informa-
ton after q lengthy conference with
the mayor and President link, OF tae
common council. behind closed doors.
re insisted that his visit to the may
OF had no significance aud that no ref
crencc Whatever Was made To the
brick question. Those In close touch
with tae administration. however pro
fess 20 sec some connection IN the
fact mat Glrnu1us visit Immediately
followed his return from Ioun sstOwn.
and Bessemer, Pa, whittier he went
In company with AID. Wing 10 &c,
samples OF brick recommended Dy
Commissioner Haarer
we got samples OF. Bessemer. Cham
pion, Plttsburg Malvern ana Towns.
end brick, said the alderman. We
packed them in box, each batch sep,
aratciy. took them personally to the
express Office and had them shipped
TO Detroit They viii be subjected 10
the RATHER test as suggested by Mr.
HaaTer. probably next Monday
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18

l2iae; lard ia tierees. IKE. Kettle rem
dsred 12ac per ID.
Habbits-Sl per dos.
straw bcrries--t5 q soc per box
susar--crystal dominoss. gIS6; eagle
xxxX powdered, SS4S; srsnuisisa.
s ssis s sss.r :sana . Ea sss Cotton In
bags. 1905: Michigan granuiatsd. $3.50:
eonfseiioners, a. Si,ss: No. j. SIS: No. :.
, Z, No 40 . .ss so Ne 30 4 '.sS No No &
$40: No. . ,s'ss: No % 10. ss'so; No II.
sass: No. ~. $3.50: No. IL, etA5. No.
Ia. S4i5, No. 15. 14.46 per 100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AMI

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND
EQUIPAGE.-Chief Quartermaster's on
fee. Federal Building. Chicago. Ill.
March is. ls0s--Sealed proposals. IN
triplicate. subject to the usual condi-
tions. wIll be received here until IL
o'clock, noon. March so, 1909. and then
opened. for furnishing and delivering
at either the Boston. New York. Phil
adelphia OF Chicago Depot of the Quar-
termaster's Department, L. s. Army:
$500 pairs Buckskin Gauntlets; 3.2v0
pairs Gymnasium Shoes; 500 Music
Pouches and $4,000 pairs Canvas Leg
gins; subject To increase In quantities
OF not to exceed so per cent. IL desired
BY this Department. The right IL re-
served to reject or accept any or all
proposals or any part thereof. Prefer
cree will be given to articles OF do
nestle manufacture. conditions OF quail
ity and price Uncluding In the price OF
foreign productions or manufactures
the duty thereonl being equal. stand
ard samples can be seen. and specirca-
tions. blanks for proposals and full in
formation Will be furnished upon april
cation at this office. Envelopes con-
taining proposals to be Endorsed Pro
posals for Clothing and Eguipage. to DO
opened March so, 1909" Lieut.. Col. w.
W. ROBINSON, JR, Chief Quarter
master.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
.ereakinn the NEWS.

Patrick Arrived much the worse for
wear. etfe- eieaeel. ilt4--44e.--a
was broken and his face looked lis
Enough it had been stung ~ bees
Glory be-. exclaimed his wife
"Thot Dutchman Schwartzheimer-
twas him. explained Patrick.
shame on ye'" exploded his wife
without sympathy. big sphalpucu
the tUtkus of YOU to gt.t bate up toy It
little Omadhaun Of a Dootchman the
size % him, Why"
whist Nora SAID Patrick don {
spa.je disrespectfully OF the dead -
Every bOdyA Magazine.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Copper share sales OF March To- fur
nished by Hayden. Stone & Co. A. -
T.. 433s; Ane., 10. A. c, 245. Att, 2oO
Bos. Con, los. Bos. Cor, loo; Butte
PAS Bat. SIS c. Il y, ss; G. & II. ~;
r.. iSs, Fr.. $50. CIR. so; G. C.. ss. Roy.
$40: k~~., 10. Lake. 2i5, Las, Ice,
Mass. 20: Mex. 100: Mia, 500. Mich
90 Moh-- to- NJ. a o. 500; Nev-
ito. Newh 2O5. y. b.. 2.07;: o. ID. $50,
Csc. 65 par. l.ll5: >. Re. 40. Shan.
210. :. K b., zoo; Sup. 2s5, ). & p
$50 Tam. To- Trim. lac: L 5. r.. $50,
do pfd. 1858: VI. Con, 10; 1t. Cop. IS
Nict.. 40. Wolv.. 50. Wyom., 80.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
nOsrON CoPrER LErrER

Furnished by Hayden. stone A Co:
IN the Boston copper shares market
this morning on AL Increased volume
OF trading Copper Range. which has
shown considerable strength OF late.
mas been very weak stock and shows
- decline or IA points. Moran Butte Is
r. points lower and Royale and Lake
1 point The whole list IL showing a
weak undertone. other departments OF
the market are stronger. with AmcTi-
can Asr. COM the feature.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
A Hlah-Ciass Kicker,

Sir Charles Wyndham tspeaking at
a dinner) told of young man he once
heard OF who was paying attention TO
a lady 10 the great disgust OF her IA
Their. who demonstrated very kindly
with him The father said. II | see
YOU in this house again shall Kick
you out" The young man came back
the very next day. Il told you what
would happen" said the father. and 1t
did happen. The young man did not
appear for about Ave weeks. and then
one day the father saw HIM coming to-
ward the house. and Immediately went
and opened the front door. Haven't
you had enough" said the old man.
Have you come again 10 see my
daughter? NO, no. replied the other.
Il have come on behalf OF the presi-
dent OF our football club. london
Telegraph.
ych prfntfna dame 11meu 4.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
PRODUCE.

Commission men were making no
pf edlctions as To the course OF egg
prices but there was a general feeling
that prices were fully low enough
What depresses this market just now
Is the fact that good many western
eggs are being brought here. Accord
ing TO eastern advices. something like
half million bushels OF potatoes were
imported at New York last week. This
shuts off the eastern shipping demand
and as the local trade is drawing sup
plies mainly from farmers wagons the
potato deal IL very quiet. Receipts OF
poultry were very light. Onions were
on little and the market. as a whole
about as heretofore.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
u. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
N. Y. COTTON.

NEW YORK. March i7.--At the out
This was better than had been expect
ed. the feature being heavy buying OF
May and October BY promincn;
broker. other support was based on
firmer cables and large sales OF tn.
spot article. but shortly after the star
this Nvas Withdrawn and the narke,
sold back almost TO yesterdays low
point. under a renewal OF heavy bea.
pressure.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
EAsT nIFFAI,O-C,o.r,

EAST BUFFALO. March i7.--Cattle--
Receipts. none. feeling weak. Neals--
Receipts. coo head market active. firm.
rulis 70 choice. t6d9g5 sheep and
rITtIv= fsr-r-r-ftrt.s- Voo head market
slow. lower. lambs sb25as yearlings
g. 5D0 * wethers. t6MG.2b, ewes. $3.50
fr5.S5 missed sheep. $5n5,o. Hogs
Receipts y20O head. market active
Zoe higher. Workers. So 15Gl 40, pigs
SG25Ff6.50: mixed and heavies. $40 q
d. fOuglg S6dGy5
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT March 1I.-Close-The
wheat market looks about as II did' APP
pear bullish from A supply ana de-
mand standpoint. Not that present ue
mand is VERY brisk: IL is not. But II Is
figured that there VIII be plenty OF de-
mand for everything In siEht before
new crop appears. The supply as, Nea
tainly short enough. Liverpool did not
break at the opening IN proportion 10
tire decline of Tuesday en- the American
side and the firmness over there was
charged up TO the sputtering or some
little countries that want to hght. The
bull leaders here say the market Is as
strong as ever, hut the little bulls are
said TO have sold out on ire decline.
Wheat showed q lot OF early strength
and later lost II all on selllns py the
early buyers 4,
Wheat quotatiors-Cash No : red |
car at 81 eoia MAY opened 18th an ad-
vance OF nc at sllsA. advanced 10
sIi9i- declined to sl.1sh and closed
at s1lsts July opened az S.VS :.
closed 1T sIo5l. September opened at
sl60l. moved mp TO siol, declined 10
$3.50 and closed at 81; No. red
s1.I7is No. ! white. sl29R
cash No :. &C: No 3 yellow. > cars at
Csc Nc ! yellow. car ate 6ei2c.
Oats-Cash No. 3 white. : ears at 55c;
May. 5glsC, No. white. l Car al % a ,
elected / car at So nc.
RNc-Cash No. .. S2i5c.
Beans-Cash. s2.40; May, 81 As.
$50. March and April, $3.50: October,
$500 sample. "a bags at s. 20. - AZ
SIS "a at St75; sample alsike, - bags
at Sl.15. at 500.
Timothy seed-Prime spot lVV Days
Bariey-Firm at s1.4O@145 per cwt.
for good grades
Northwestern wheat receipts Wednes-
day 1870 cards year ago. 315.
Wheat receipts at ST. Louis. $1,000
bu. year ago. 20. 600 bu.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Wednesday included 1900 bpis OF hour.
cars of wheat and or oats. With
drawals were 200 bbls OF -four. Stocks
are 3O577t bu'of wheat, 22o223 hu OF
corn IS $50 hu OF oats. LOEB bu or
barley and i5,522 bu of rye.
Wheat in Liverpool closed unchanged
TO S-Sd lower and corn IA a. Esd lower.
Wheat receipts At primary points
600 bu
Exports OF wheat and -four wednes-
day, 1886 900 bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO March 17.--Light north
west receipts and comparatively STEADY
cables caused firm and higher mar
ket with prices up - y sc over yes,
terday offerings rather light and
able; Minneapolis stocks decrease
100, 900 bushels for four days.
Opening prices: Wheat-May. 81. =
ii i6H. Corn-May e!l. as7he. oats
Lard-May. siO.25. Pork-Not quoted
Declines were made OF u n y in
corn and Ssd%c in oats, and pro-
visions were OF fractionally, but wheat
was terked out OF the hands or the
bears at the last moment and forced up
high enough To leave IL in position
to look down upo nits sister cereals. IL
closed = a $sc higher.
Closing prices: wheat-May; H.l. =.
Corn--May. soc asked. Oats-May otc
asked. Pork-May. s1T.1I u I so ara
May, sl0.22 bid. Ribs-May, sS.S' bld.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BuFFALo--OpenIng.
DunnIns. & siexen. Tive stock Repor

Dunninr 4 stevens Tive stock Report.
BUFFALO,. March 17.-(Speciall--
Cattle-No arrivals. feeling steady.
Hogs--Rtceipts 10 cars. strong; heavy,
sheep-KeCeipts 10 ears. slow; best
lambs. si.90aS. culls. siW7.25. heavy
lambs. S. 20. yearlings. s6M 6.25; weth-
ers s696.25' ewes. $3.50 . 5.sc. calves
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
In 1915.

Mrs De Crimp tday after elcctlon)
Where did YOU get the new hat
Mrs Poll Worker-My husband gave
me 81 yesterday for my yote.-Bruok.
bn Lie
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
SfoC.ooO Fire

FlrCHBURG, Mass. March ~
Fire ia the ID VI Dillon Steam Boiler
works early this morning ola damage
estimated at 100000.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
Quotations by Hayden. stone 4 Co:
Ar-r LILaL Low LlOae.
Ca)Asked. cb)Bid. tx)splI'
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Close: wheat-Cash. tl.2els; Nav.
si19tt July 81 %. sept, 81 .O0h Corn
-Cash G7itc. MAY sIi4c; July. 81 - &c,
-S6Ur- 81 tzr- 0ats-cash. S5c. May
55Lc: July f9isc: sept. SIC.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. ex-
tras. 29c. frsts. &c; dairy, l9c; packing
stock, 10 &c per ID.
EKgs-Current receipts. case count.
cases included, 1Sc per dog. Receipts
On "Wednesday. l.564 cases
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18

AppIe.-Fancy. s5.5O9s: common
81 ~ q $50 per bbi.
Cabbage-3c per lb; new. S275 per
crate.
Celery-csiifornss. s5a5.25 per crate;
Florida. 50 per crate
Cheesc-Michigan full cream. 16h a
l6c; Limburger, June, 15c; October. TIC:
brick, ffG iT5sc; Schwettzer. 1S0tsc
per Id.
Conee-Package coffee. s12.760Is:
per 100 Its.
nbsrries-Jerseys. So; Howes
81 90 per bu.
Dressed Calves-Fancy. l0@1ohc:
common, 9q9hc per IL.
Dressed Hogs--Light. 86ekc; ne.
diam. l07hc per 10.
Flour-Michigan patents, In wood
500: second patent. S5.75; stranght,
1886: clear. $3.50 per bbl.
Feed-Jebbing lots, bran, S2s: coarse
corn meal. $500; corn and oat chop
e25; coarse middlings. 329. hne mid.
dIinss. S3l per ton
Finnan Ha1dies-S q &c per ID.
Fresh vegctnhics-cucuI nbers. hot
house. Sl.75 42.25 doz: lettuce. 15c Id.
head lettuce. So. so per hamper: pars-
nlps, soc bu: Florida tomatoes. t3.5O
"a per crate; radishes, 30g35c doz
wax beans. Sc 80 bu: pie-plant, 45U
soc per doz green beans, 1850 per bu;
asparagus. si.'3a2 per dor; California.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
LOCAL STOCKS.

FOLLOWING quotations furnished By
Lewis q. Gorton. las Majestic building.
March 10. 1902.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18

DusIness-fiIte Printing. No fuss and
no Feathers. The plain. neat kind that
books right. Times Printing Co, No
1t John Rest Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
CHICAGO LIVE sToCk.

CHICAGO. March Hogs-Re-
ceipts $4,000, To l0c higher. mixed
Sc s0m 6.95. good TO heavy S. 80 n
roughs. heavy. So sOp co. light 400,
q 50. pigs. $40 dG.SV. hulk. SG.100 g. 30
Cattlc-keCeipts 1900. 100 lower
bceves. 81 5Op 1.35. cows and -heifers
t225@6' stockers aud feeders. 5000
s25 sheep and lambs Receipts I5.-
0eO. steady, natives and western, s2.65
Ts. lambs, t5.GQf go.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Reported for The Times by Hayden
stone a CO. Il6-llS Griswoid-sI
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18

job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co. Is John R.-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18

Grape FruIt-s2 5o4 $50 per box.
SI.pe,-Malasa. .s9,s Per SSi
ee ho icses ssss gss ' per 'T b.
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying ne
following prices for baled hay in car
i9ts 3 No ps'rO ia NG 'i% GIoysyy
mixed $40 a 1850: rye stra%. s7,sSgs:
Hide.-No. / cured. loo: No. 2 cured
XII S Cured sf So Sic Ne 30 srsSH ' ZIP
green. No. !. Toe; No 2. sac: calf
cured No. l, l5c.. No. 2, 1850; bull
per III; horse hides. No. l. 80 %; No. q.
s2Z5; sheep skins. as TO wool. 50cQ
Lemon.--californis, s225ds25 pei
Mu~hroum---5ette Gee PEI 10
Onlons--Spanish. b..eGs pc crate.
Mlehigan, coo '0e' per ou' Cuban, vs.25
oranges California nsvcls. s27S0
IS Ter box.
Oiis--Raw IInseei. Sc; boiled lin.
seed $50 gal. less per cent for cash
in 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
.ene. She; turpentine. In barrel lotz.
BOP osrnE -,i;ss,;,h qas, per ID; 49,.
new Bermudas. s2.5o per bu.
Pouitry--rtens, lt41shc ID; springs.
~ o lSe; geese. 1om lc. ducks II .
ss s ,qiFse'' yssess soe GS '1,ns
ducks l5A q fscis turkeys, young, 20
o aac; ola IONS. ..s9 Gee.psr ,A.g,gsYs.
family n, porn. sisssei RSTs light eiear
1880; heavy, sIs; smoked hams. IL q
IL Ne dry salted briskets, io4e; shout.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-18

CLEVELAND o. March 17.--Iogs -
Receipts 30 cars. market higher, me
lums and mixed. sTio; workers.. Ss05