davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
gaDcrn.

90 il II f e n. = Inter tragiihen
llmitGnoen perltarb Ser ~63iGbriec,
perpIttpete Sbneioermeiiter Soiepb
Shierper ol,S Ser SeBItraBe. Bin.
men fur5em rpollte er iih rpieoer per'
ebeli6en, uno beenb lid allf OnS
Stanoesamt al, ser GottmlannitraBe,
Tim BORT sic eriororrlifcn Bapiere
por5lllegcn. @dbreno ser Grlebi.
gung Ser Sornalit1ten iiel ct plot,
lid lautlos pom Stuble. Gin Srr0.
ihlag bate benz 2eben oeS 9goal.
ernspertben ein jGbes Gnbe bereitet.
9amberg. Sobarn Sitter
bon SdnurS ser TrGiioent bes
acknowledgements 9amberg, tritt
an /. slpril 1910 in oen oauernom
TltbeItnno.
Grlangen. Die itdotii6en
aoQeeien baden beidloiien. Gnoc
SUM oOer Nniang Sui 1910 oie
1~00i6brise 3ugeboriefeit oes Stoo.,
9cbiets 81 9apern ourd cine oIlac.
meme itdotiide Seier feItlib 5u be.
geben.
Siirtb. - Ser Gireftor oes itdo.
tiiten @as. mo @aiieriperfes in
Siirtb Safob 2inbmann lit bort in,
70. 2ebensiabrc nab tangent 9eioen
eeitorben.
Or ii It a 6t. - Serr l1hrmader
llno @oIoarbeiter Gmil aloB oobier
p%erfaifte ieine SiliaIe in 8oabeim
on Sriebrih Sf)utt, Der oas 3lpeig.
9eidGit bisber gefiibrt bat.
DC ii I ii II. - Ger befonute
9obmnternebmer uno BETTER ser
Sauerbrunn . anIage 6u Iiib!sriin
i'm ggerlanoe. Sulius EbieIe in 81.
fss, ift i'm SO. 2ebensiabre geitorben.
ct. Snebert. Der ;Subr.
fneft Gboreielo bon BiidjmiSGeim
tpuroe ouf ser StraBe bel 9rebaA
NIT elmer idtueren Gopiperlebung
bTinnungslos aufgefunoen. Gr aibt
on iiberfauen uno beraubt noroen
az iein.
Wur5burg. - Sier perid)iee
nah langercm 2eiben Der +. Sbrr.
amtsrldter in IcaribitaSt. @ilbcIn,
Crit Wtiiaer.
wctbriiden.- Ser Oopper.
m6roer Shlinopein puroe bllrd, 81.
niltrarsporteur 8eter noh Stral.
bina ms Sud,tbaus gebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Idulc fonhsc oieier Gage an cine so.
iabri8e Sebrtb6tiafcit juriidbIidcn.
Eummtrn.

Stcttin. GerIiebcn porOeI
1T Dem StootbouoirettGs Sermanl
9ale in Stettin Der Totbe AOIeror'
Den pierter 8loiie.
Golberg. Ser Sitel Sber'
mliifmeiiter muroe Dem StabStrom.
peter nn0 Wfi,itfmeiiter oeS bieliaeil
Observation-Disclosures ar. ,, Sa'
gen, perlieben.
YDIit. - GiirsIid) 0iherte5eucr
bos @uFiitous oes Seefabrers Bic
Icid) O~oIlit1noia ein. Ins Ieuer
nor an perihieoenen Steuen angc.
Iegt. $50 nib.
g hmoIiiu Ser Iourer'
IcbrIiua hilbert EllttliB aus ShmpI'
lin brad etlpu 200 Wcter bonn 2anoe
beim GiSlouf nuf bem @orOerice cir.
Ger aDoliidbrige gigentbiimeriobn
Grnit &ropp beireite Den @~eruueIiid'
ZEN inter aroBen Shwierigte1en aus
ieil1er 0totb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
&cit-Yrenben.

&artbaus - Der Imtsoiener
2ipinsfi aus 9tieocd poQte iib Der
Moo iiber ben Ha0aunelNee ltod) Wtcr
begeEeL ct brod ieood Elm nno
tonnte tros ale angapanOten Wtlbe
nidt eerettet lper0en.
Hoicnberg. Ger Senior
ser Iamilie b. griinted, Serr @rai
Iolano b. 9riinnsd.g eaidNpis, iei-
eric ieinen 70. Geburtstag.
9 d. 10 :. = 9urd) ben !Scrrn
2anorotb BOZ, Salem ipltroe ser nett.
gapablte 9iirgermeiiter, Scrr Sc.
rihtsoiieiior Gnnulat, in iein amt
eilpeeiiibrt.
Sfurs. = Gas 600 WorgM
eroBe Gut in @ibronbopo bel Sfur,
lit fir ben Ereis BON $4,000 Rarf
oa Serrn SeiIbrenn perfauit nor.
ben. 0as Gut befonb iih ieit 100
Sabrcn in Der Camille Naitolusfi.
9oItemit. tgs itarb bier.
ieIbit Der aIIsemein eeadyic.e unh Be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
WcfIenbura.

@ dperin II. - Nuf Dem 176
Ieter boben Gltbner Serge bel Bar-
dim, bon Dem MO einell iueiten 9lid
IN Ole Marf 9ranoenbur9 bat, iou
Elm Wfoltfe.O enfnlal in @eitalt ei,les
boben 1burmes NIT WoItfes HeIief.
bilo errid)tet iperben. Cine &onumii.
iiolt, Der II. a. alth Shirt Billion uno
ser Geihsfon8ler II. 9etbmam Soil
meg a~ngeb0rert, bot eirGl Nlifrltf ct.
loiielL IN Dem ale 9@utid]en oes Sn.
ultb @uslopses ilnl @aben fir bics
9enfmal aebeten iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
CcItcrreih.lInaarn.

@icn. - Ger Shneibermeilter
OoleSat lit Dol, ieilen Ingeboriaei1
foot an tSsnitcrfreu5 erbGngt aufge.
funoen morpen. Sein Selbitmor0 1T
Die Trdsooie ocs fleinen Weilters,
9ole5al lit ourh idledtcn @eitlatts.
gang 3u9rlnoc aesanaeiI.
2iIienfelb.-Ger iuegen lei.
mes miloen l1pO ireitrolid)en @cieiS
aaieitS beliebtc Eripatier 8alentin
0uaer, Elm Mann bon 81 Sabren.
bat iid ieIbit entleibt. gr b%eipobnte
ieit pielen Sobren bier nit lelilcr
Bilcgerin cill SGuShen. 8oS ONT
pern,osenocn @reis III ocn Zoo trico,
iii ltnbefnnlt.
2in5.-Oie aiiaire ocs Wineral'
ipalierbGnolerS 8iftor 2all5er, lpel'
der DOR &lrr5em megcn ldnperer nit
lider 0erIe1lungcn un umnluOlgelt
Maoden uerboitet wuroe, 6iebt int.
mer meiter, 2reiie. gtld)t mr. 6lpel
SifiSiere reS Ia. Sllianieriereglnlen'
ties, Elm Sherleutnunt uto eln Seul'
ilunt, iino inItruigerihtlid)? llnterlu'
dung ge3ogen, %iopoern and nlehrerc
Hrioat.G auileltte uno geanlte. S's
iett iino nelln Ycrionel oils Vetbrl'
ligte olisgeiorldlt poroen.
e.--Ier ebemiolige Grdlloent
ser perrfatten 81. @eBel SorihuB.
foiie, Wtig. Gro5o, Der il SSubr 1903
bon, bieiigen St)Dluaeridlte 81 lie.
ben Sabreil idyperen aerfers uerur'
tbeiIt pl,r0e. bat nod perbiiBter
Struie ct. Yolfra, perlal'en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Gnremburg.

2urem burg. = Sufius Geo.
narop, bisber Viarrcr in 3oIocr, it
gum Biorrer III ,0ilsoori; 8cirrit)
aoroiHs, bisber gifar iuStaOtgru.n.
,lim Yiarrcr IN 3oloer. nrb SricSgidJ
Ietmit. bi5ber Gaplon in N1roinger.
,lim Iiarrcr in Gabl ernannt mo-.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

eIieo 9err 4ripatnrann @obeI I'M
81. 2%ebensrahre.
AItoot. - Gus Siub-
ri9e S0brd)cn heS 3iegelurbeIters
Martin Sitd)s in llnSleben ~itiIr5te III
Die b~od,qcbenbc Gls uno ertranf.
@uIbfoppcl.- Ger 9igurren.
fobrifant q. u. Seize uuo Grolt ieier.
zen bier OoS goloene @od5cltSiubl.
Iolnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
S(benburo.

SI6enbur9.- sn Stelle oes
fir5Iib, p%eritorbgncit gbg,. @pe9
lpublte man Den @eb. Sber.Negte.
rlnssrotb Or. 9riper III ben 2aIlo-
tag. Gr lit ein Grluoer bes Gen.
trumsiiibrers, Observation-Disclosures.
ri6tsratbs Or. Griper, uno miro bas
oloerburgii6e Centrum nod Oer'
Itdrfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
ShIriuarr.

SaIpisStbal III @a!6cd. -
Gin llnsliidsiaa nit tootlid)em Nus
gauge hot lid Bel DEM bcnahbortsn
Iorie Deiinoen ereisnet. Ger aaui.
mann, Sdrooer bon 0ort unterna6m
nit @aeen uno 8ier6 cine @eid)uit5.
tour in bic llnlaeseno. Iuf sem
Rodbouieipeae lit Der @agen eilien
elbbang binunteraeitur5t Babel ipur.
De Sfrobsr berouSscidleuoert unh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
SpbenSpuern.

&oigerlo d). - Sn 8ruol itorb
ser pelNionirte Sebrer SoodiH Siirf
I'M MIter BON &C Subren. Gin Sci.
Den 5luone i'm idon Dor 13 Sobren
ieireen 2ebrerberuf u%li5u9eben. Siirf
tuar aus Neilira IN &%oben5ouern qe.
biirtig. NQe, Die i'm nGher fannten,
ifosten III ibnt einen iebr begabteu
Sehrrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
SeNcn.HaNan.

Gaiicl. - Serr @aitanitaltS.
beiiscr 5. 9ltbrcdt i'm StabttDcil
Beitellbhuien toul,tc oui bas 25i1D.
rige Bclte6en %ieiner Naturlpuit.
anitaIt nit Toienbleidle snriidbliden.
Ger 9ibliotDef. uno Batslitihrli.
tell.S eripnlter Serr Wilbetm Saud
fonnte aui cine 25iabrise JDdtiafeit
bel scr @erperbebaIle 5ilriifblidcrl.
8labenbn d.. Ssm ncten
Gnbbad branntc oas 8eboit ocs gn.
itrei1erS 6oriter niebcr.
@uocns q. - 0iir5lid) Der.
fdieb unier 1ltcitcs Gcn,sirhcinit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
SanianG6tc.

s M b r g. Ser. Ssn.
huber ser befnnnten Sapouna.
Sisarren oSmportiirma $. s.
Sob Sobne in &amburg. Scrren So.
ief un6 Geiar Sch, tpuroe ser Titel
bon I. unS t. Soilieicronten pcriic'
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

Sein Sail. Game: sic
ideinen lid iiir oic nci,eiten @crfc
r%nierer Sdpcioerinncn iebr 5ll intc-
reiiirell, @err Ioftor." naQcr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

Soli0cS @ciddit /. .&brc
llbren Gobrif bot clio Elcitc Ne-
mnd)t, "a bubcn Die llbreu mobl
llihta a%ctonat?" I~Nid)tS 9ctangt?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

rnol MoS iii Sbren ocnn?" -
.aeb! acb! &obc ioeben Common
helljc ole @onb fiiiicn nliillcn. wclde
5llpor Giuiliit gcfiiBt botte!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

Gr arbeitet 10, bob, menn tic in scr
SoGc iibt, Der aonSe 3iihoherrount
i'm bon ollcn .Scitcn bcuumoern
'tdlHI.o1u tk14 +etmrqr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

lllicrc llhreu marcn boS Solibeite,
mas cS gibt Nbcr mir bobcn icoen
Adlicr Elm %ohr Qorontirt ltno oa-
rult iirb mir 5I 8rulOe g%egangen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

oinaS, meilte Gonnell; Dem oie,c
@erfe prcbiNen b0d)lt iibcr5cugelo
bic Niidfebr 5ilr - Hotur."
g dIredli d. nHouil, Same.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

&nffinirt. nllniere liebe
5rennbin Guo bot cine mllloerpolle
Grfinbmng gemadt." nSp, mo
mas lit esq" = Gin %breb6orer Suit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

iiebte Miihlenbciieer @id)rom az
siner 9lutper8iituus, infoI8e Dian.
oetuerelterunq.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-18
JoBBuNc PRICES

bah "a Scans s'i iiS s5S Soc lana ss.a:
siei,so Corn-Esney Maine; Shi lo;
Pess-Fancy. early June, Si.Sh; stand.
ard g.: soaked. 5OVTGc. Salmon-
sockeye. tail, 81: fst. $1.Is: Alaska
reds. sl.75: Alaska. pinxs. Si::s Toma-
toes. 4s9soc: succotash. sl0LAs peg
Conce-Packe6 cofres. ioo-lb. case.
Sl5.Ta ~ 1850, delivered.
Feed-Brap. $25; fine middlings. $2s'
coarse middlings $50 cracked sern corn and
oats chop. SIS per ton.
FIour-Michigan patents. In wood.
best, s5.45: ordinary patents, $3.50,
straight. $3.50; clear. $3.50 per Dbl. Rye
Otis-Raw lnseed, 500; boiled lin.
seed. s1.06: Diamond headlight kero.
sene. &c: Perfection. shc: Eocsne.
ilhc; crown gasoline lie Der gal: tur'
Provisions-Mess pork. $3.50; fam.
lily. S.3. medium ci~ar. y22.5o; smoked
hams. l50l6hc: dry salted briskets.
HIS s shoT,ders i,she; ar pien,c ,, aam
I3Ac: kettle rendered. l4%c per Id.
sugars-Corrected daily by w. IL
Edgar * Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-ib,
$50 F-ib.. ss.o5; eagle tablets, 81; cut
dered. s5s5; standard powdered 50. 80;
granulated. extra coarse, $3.50: granu-
lated, ine. in bulk. $3.50; graduated
in 25-lb. cotton bags, s5.55: Michigan
graduated. $40; household powdered
cartons, ls to case. s375: diamond A.
SIS 60: confectioners' A. s5.45 No. l.
$50: No. z. $50; No. g ssssSS: No No :
$50: No. III. s5.o5; No. ~, SIS; No. -
s495; No, II. 81 s5: No. Is. s4.sS per loo
lbs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT, Oct. 1s.-Opening: Liver
pool shows only small decline ana
Chicago is steady. The Detroit wheat
market opened with no change and
trading was quiet. Opening prices on
Tuesday: Cash No. red wheat. 30 G.;
Dec. 97hc; May. sl.o2lA: No. / white.
92kc.
The corn market Is easy and dull
at 52c for cash No. and 53hc for
No. yellow.
Oats are quiet and weak at 35c for
standard and 34hc for cash No.
white.
rye is firm at nc for cash No. and
75c for No. 3
Beans are dull and easy at t2.05 for
cash and So for Nov.
Clcverseed IL firm and active at Ss 60
for prime spot, ss.65 for Nov.. 1919 for
March and 1915 for prime alsike.
Timothyseed Is nominal at ~ Tor
prime spot
Grain receipts at Chicago Tuesday:
Wheat. 81 cars; corn. 453 cars; oats.
MAY wheat In Chicago opened Tues
day at 997s ds1. corn at 40A a. 4yc. oats
at 33L a 33Ac and pork at s. 60
Liverpool wheat opened ed and was
later quoted II u Ad lower. Corn open
ed I'D and was later quoted SD lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-18

Ftgs-Importsd. new. itoise per ID;
FrssH Vsses:Sies-Cue u per
s II D!s ' sS round sS noe ios per Ss:
wax beans. 81 per bu: 'af.,sy. :ooSse
Per o SSa; srsssno per- e sS' ''' :"
agarss and Deiawares. Use; concords. :
Grape Fruis-Fiorida. yt.soQs per
Hsy-Detren dealers are paying the
lots; p 90 Detroit. No ,,mosny ym FIX
n issa; " eiSyes mi is snt%isso; sys
$500. Loose haS from fsrmsrs
from sisS sn 'ns to ss sus Is,s'
Hidss--No. cured. Zoe: No. : green.
%: No : cured bulls, &c: No; srssn.
i; Nc No. saa 1slaa M ,Sss No Sol
] green. isc per ID: horse hides. No. L
NoS NS sSSo I hiSs. o o k 10
Hes~y-Fsncy white, is0l7e; amber.
isSlss; sx,rss,ea ssss tHSsr ID Der box;
hessinas. IS q $50 per box.
linie.--$l q las per loo-
nushrocms-l5Q boe ~, ~
SIS % per crate: picking onions. saS0
az per bu.
Crsnw~~-California valencias. t3.1b
o. per crate.
pineappIes-Floridas SIS. so per crate.
$2.b0 per doz.
Peaches--S2 per bu.
fancy. 81 ~. AA. $3.50; A. S225 per ou.
Q$1 bu
Fesr.-Common. $4,000 per bbl
$3.50 $50 per Dbl: common. h.eoVs
per Dbl
Petatoes-Michigan. CARROTS. 400 &2c
per bu.
Pouitry-sprinGs. l3ha1sc; hens.
l3c: No. ?, l2I12nc: old ROSTERS.
. a. Toe: ducks. lac. geese. ION lie. tur-
keys. 16ss iSc per Id.
Qufnces-Sl. sc u $50 per bu.
Sweet Potnt0~>-virginias, VI per
bu. S1.90I2 per Dbl; Jerseys, $2.50Q275
per Dbl. $3.50 per blu.
Tallow--No. I. SAc: No. =. SIC 10:
Wool-Nedium, unwashed; lS0sic:
me unwashed. lac lsc per ID.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-18
NAY GET AFTER FRAUD.
oueotIcn Of Establishing Prosecution
Fund Discussed BY Credit Men.

.E " GfI0 6tvSoeoSo y 0tSe'e "'~'.
Shall the National Association Of
Credit Men establish a national inves-
<iEntion and prosecution fund. for the
nrpose of going after" fraud In
|oommercial transactions? This pro-
oqition now Is agitating members in
3otroit and elsewhere, who have re-
Emily received communication
rom the prosecution committee of
HE National association.
The matter of establishing such a
6und was actively discussed In the
Hay meeting Of the association In
New Orleans. and was referred to the
national directors and the prosecution
eommittee. The principal thing at
|Dresent Is to ascertain whether the
|rnembership throughout the country
- suilciently in favor of the plan to
6oontribute the "sinews'' which are
acquired to give life to It, The let
EGer from the prosecution committee
~ The 1900 and more members in
NE United States has made the
proposition q personal one, and ex-
X pressions are being sent back to Ma
uonal Secretary Charles E. Meek. of
New York. II is understood that
there IL difference OF opinion as TO
the wisdom Of the proposed course.
The Detroit Credit Mems associa.
ton IL much interested In the meet
Ing OF the national directors, this
week, In Kansas City, as they will
decide whether Detroit or some other
city gets the national convention for
1911.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-18
||BalNT WINS
Is, IlFI's FAVOR.
80 Personal Plea To Chief Ex-
1orutfvs and b Admitted Over OBJ
jectiens u Inquiry Board.

HILLS ISLAND. NEW YORK. Oct
~ -rI have my health and strength
ind sir, look at my two hands. are
E1Hey not the hands OF man that can
tpgkf They say that the Riddles
1nlght become public charge because
~ have but one hundred and sixty-hve
<1c1lays. Il amt so. No Thornton
|oVor asked charity yet. All ask Is
cnance TO make a living In this free
Ind for my babies. Their mother Is
1ond and they have nobody but me to
Iook out for them"
President Taft added eight more to
40 population of the United States
Mere this afternoon when he passed
George Thornton, q Welsh miner into
10 country Ger the objection of the
|nrocfal board Of inquiry at the immi-
'1ration station here In response TO
ne above fervent appeal by Thornton.
After questioning Thornton. the
'orooideDt decided that anybody seem
Indy as earnest as Thornton would
make . good citizen. and he was or
Gor0d admitted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NE WORK Oct. 1s.-Flour: dull and
unsettled. Pork: Easy: mess. WI.
Lard: Dull. middle west spot. $l2.eI
1esO sugar: Raw. dull: centrifueai.
az test 81 90: muscovade. SO test. $40;
refined. dull; cut loaf. $50: crushed.
$3.50. powdered. S495@5. granulated.
s4.s56ei.so. Coffee: Rio. No. Z. on spot.
i6Zaiic. Tanow: Quiet; city. &c;
country. 7&%Shsc. Hay: Firm; prime.
Sis: 10. !. o5@s1O0; clover. So q soc.
Dressed poultry: duh; turkeys, lsT 2Sc {:
chickens 16Q21c; fowls. 100 isc'
ducks. s@20c. Live poultry: steady;
&c. Sc. lac: ducks. 15@1Sc: gowls. l4@
isc: turkeys. 12al5c: roosters i2c'
Cheese: Quiet and unsettled: state milk,
common to specials. 1I41Ic; skins
common to specials. 5mleA full
sss lbs creamery. extra. 3oIk a 51c:
state dairy tubs. 2s@eshc: initiation
creamery. frsts. c4@25c. Eggs Quiet
and steady: receipts, 1866: nearby
white fancy. 4OG42c. nearby mixed
fancy. sl0 Ssc; fresh hrsts. 26ls u SOC
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-18
WAVES STICK IN COURT.
Aged Plaintiff Threatens To Brain De.
fendant on Losing Suit.

Sebastian Kleefus, picturesque old
character OF about SO years, created
scene In Justice Otis court. Tuesday,
Where ne appeared as plaintiff In a
guit against Robert Hauser. The old
man wears hat OF peculir style, and
Prince Albert coat, with a large red
bndana handana handkerchief about
~ neck. He always carries a heavy
stick, nd the threatened to lay this
Dvor tho defendants head when Jus
@lco OFT ruled against him.
Kloefus claimed that Hauser owed
~ ol1-60, but the latter proved that
~ account was outlawed He admit
~, however. owing $500, and this he
orod 20 pay. Then the old man flew
no = rage, and waving his stick over
10 lad OF aHuser threatened to
&folnr him. Friends entreated the
80 plaintiff to keep quiet, and after
1o1ne persuasion he cooled on and left
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-18
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
n~frnaf

DETROIT. Oct Is.-Up: wlkesbarre.
1850 q m. Monday: Il. Il. Thompson.
3o;46; st. Paul. 1880; b. F. Jones. II :o5'
4 |crton. Cuba, las; Annie Laura, 2i0:
Duporior City, 9; Root. noon; ~. j. Car
IL. I:4O; D. m: s. Mitchell. Chickamau-
Green. Our Son barge, $40; onoko.
Hscksr. Sis: Lehigh. s:46; saranac.
Butler. a. m; Tuesday; sonoma.
)fmd, $40: Elwood. Malta. 7:40: Lutz
md OIL barge. 1850: Saunders. s; Neil
|6on, Martha, Snyder. $3.50; Advance.
1:10: Aztec. 1l:40: Saxona. IL.
Down: c. b. Jones, Bunsen. Caring
fnn. noon Monday; Wolf. 1850 y. m. !:
}[Fseks, 1880: Crescent City. Miller
ss Mepougsils MAZDA Maids H q xic tory
noIly Bros, 1885: Tempest, 2:4o: G. NJ.
Warner. s:I5; Aipena, i:10: Rockefeller.
1Tsnda. 4:l6; Fairbairn, corliss. 4:25;
n: Drrmmond. Gas; l.. c. Hanna, 7:10:
@f1ckWfre, Jr., 1920: Seneca. 8.
r1tzgerald snewl. $40 Monday night:
FsiiStf 40; W. H. Mack. .: England.
Prince (arrivedl. 4; Moore, 4:lo; Run
'4ells. $50; Columbia. $40: Ontario.
5Gnti Norms Gnst'an0G HgsddinStoh SO
luilivan. $3.50; Bope. 1890; Cornelius.
The 500.
aAULT STE MARIE. oct. ls.-Cp:
Northern King. Altoona, Marengo. ESQ
=. m Monday; Alva and oil barge. 3;
btnksy. Muncy. $3.50: Wawatam. 4:
chilli, 4:s0
6tsda coma, 9 D. m. Monday; Duluth.
~: Cuddy, 10; Nevada, 1890: Andaste.
MI: Simla, 1880; Glenmount, Laughlin,
jletos, lsmaii Kerr. 1880; Morgan,
80: Stormount. Pressure Isle. $50:
WeIouth. Townsend, 6: Perkins: $50:
8eftysburg. Bacon. Yates. Z: Samuel
Horse, $40; Barlow. 3: Matthews, $50:
y onsall) Hanna. Athabasca. Colgate. 10;
z1apleton. Gordon, 1890; Odannah.
Ienes. Linden. Reddington, 1850
Down: Elba. Manitoba. Rochester,
~ n. Monday; Murphy. ESQ; u. .. Mills.
III: Brazil. 8; Hartwell. $50; Carbray. 8;
samuel Mather largel. J.
Cornell. Midland King. $40 p. m
Monday; Mary Elphicke. 2: sill. Empire
city. 10; VIM. Kerr. Turret Crown. IL:
Dhaw. Thomas, midnight: North Lake,
q: Bossemer Maia. $3.50: Midland Queen.
VI: Eads. Bryn Mawr. s: Durham. $50;
1anoalo II: Poe. Roebling, 1880.
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CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber a Co. Oct. Is: Wheat-There
was the usual morning buying Hurry
and working for "a little rally In wheat.
and as on other days n amounted TO
very little. and was soon over. Decem-
Der price recovered from s3Ss u ~ G,
and May from 81 sscuSl.OO$c. This
little upturn Was helped considerably
by some buying by the Bartlett house
and buying OF both December ana May
by Armour brokers and some covering
by Barrell and other leaders. AZ the
advance Partridge sold line OF De,
cember wheat and Rosenbaum soid
May. Half an hour later minneapolis
prices had sharp break OF lQ y C.
This precipitated a lot OF selling here
led by Darrell. Ware, Leland. llurburd.
Warren anu Wagner. Early pit buyers
were forced TO turn sellers. ana ,hls
gave the market it's break to 2ac De-
cember ana sssc May.
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NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber * Co, Oct. Is: New York
There was quite let up during the
morning session In the activity SO
noticeable during the past few days In
the stock market. Opening prices were
irregular and quite a selling pressure
developed during the early tram =
Stocks however, seemed to De Wen
supported and the decline was checked
the market lapsing into duliness.
Canadian Pacific sold to new hiSn
level 1881. and seemed TO be IN eo0u
demand. later reacting fractionaliy
with the balance of the list. Prices at
this writing are generally somewhat
lower than yesterdays casing.
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BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales ~ OCT ~
Adv 673. Alg $50. A G 3'e'. Zinc
loo. Anc 5, Arc 10. A s,sss; Al log.
a 545. Cent $50, Range 2ss. ID w $50, r.
b ago. Elm $50, Frank ss5. OK S.sls,
-Granby ais. G. G $50, Guam loo. Han
1880. Helv 200, Ind 1.ss5, Roy SoS,
Kerr 40 Kew i25, Lake $3.50, l. 40
Mass 5s5. Miami l4oo. Mob sS. Ney
5,2c9, Nip 40. n B 1876, 32o. ojib
100. o D so. Csc 2e5. Quincy 5, Ray
ass sun 14O. & b 595. & r $50 so
III 100. Tam rs, Trim COS. oil $40, r
Or 24s. Apex 200. u Con Clio. Vic 10.
Win 1873 Vol SO, Wyan 10.
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STOCK MARKET
HAS EASY TONE
There's Slight Let-Up From Activity
Shown by List in Past
Few Days.
N. Y. STOCK MARKET-Cio.s.

EAST BUFFALO. n. Y. Oct. Is
Cattle: Receipts. 500 head. market
quiet and steady; prime steers: {'W
7.25: butcher grades. $5U6.s0. calves
Receipts. SO head market slow ana
steady: Gull to choice. 500 1880. Sheep
and lambs; Receipts. 2.+00 head mar
ket fairly active: choice lambs, $500
Z; Gull TO fair. s555Q6.I5; yearlings. 80
q 8. so. sheep. s3Q645. Hogs: Receipts.
500 head: market active ana higher.
workers.. s9.50Q9.55. pigs. $685.; mixed,
- so q 9.55. heavy, $3.50, roughs. *1io
as: stays. $6.bQU7.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Price changes
at the opening OF the stock market to-
day were irregular. Leading specula-
tive issues showed substantial losses
while some of the less active indus
trials showed material gains. After
the first fifteen minutes steadier tone
developed.
IL a. mater the early recessions
the market became strong, nearly
everything in the list joining in an
upward movement. and many stocks
showed important net gains.
Government Unchanged; other
bonds, strC1g.
Noon-The market showed pro-
nounoed firmness in the last half Of
the forenoon.
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Woodbridge Station Has Tenant.

The old Woodbridge-st. police sta
ton, which was abandoned with the
introduction o: auto patrol wagons
and enlargement OF the Hunt-st. sta.
ton. now has an occupant. john
Turnbull. real estate man. has leased
il for six months for s35 a month.
Controller Heineman Is still looking
for a buyer for the old landmark.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1S.--Butter: Extras.
CSC: firsts. 27c: dairy extras. &c; hrsts.
25c EGGS: Prime firsts 2cc: hrsts. 2ic.
Cheese: Skins las. a l5c; young
Americas. l6m161hc. Live poultry:
Fowls. izaal3c: ducks. l+@l4hc:
geese. la &c.