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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02

aei,f ne MIDI iiberbdiipt nidJts oil,
5rpeitens ipeib ih iiberbnupt nid,t, mic
iie augenbiiflid itett. Gie Wafieil.
uno Wfiinittonsiabrifen baben nllerr
oings Dor etlpn bret sSabren riten Ir.
tifel in bic fran5oiiife Treiie lnii.
siren poIlen, er bate nber nnd1 Den
grfl1rnngen Der Generalization l..
oigIif ben 3rped. beitimmte anbolts'
piinfte iiir Die 9lbiid)ten Der fraflSo'
iiiden Seeresperpaltling ourh Wi.
heriprlidl 3n gcipinien. tSarm BET
ben SosiaIoernofrateli.) es itebt nber
felt, oal, Die @aficn. iino Witni.
tionsiobrifen peoer bnrt oieien sIr.
ltifel, nod nnrd3 irgenotpelde anoern
Nanipniafionen einen Ginilnb ali
beu gss.isa!,,!!i:ii,; Ser belttid,eil Sceres.
pcrmoItung ipegen Der stiisitottiin9
| nit D,didlincngeiphren gcbabt hd.
ben. Gas TjIliuger @erf itebt NIT
Der Seerespertpaltnng iiberhatpt ntdlt
lin qcid,ditIider 8erbinonng. Rod
cinnaI: ,sn Dem SaIl arnpp Dorfel
sic Die llntcriuhlmg ub sir Den
Werbadt, oab i'd, iracno ctipas per-
Ituid,c, lteat feiu @runo Dor. lie lin.
lteriiitltna liegt in ocn Snnoen Str
prenbtid,en ,suiti, uno ous Nnlebci
| Der prenSiideu 8eridltsburtctt bnf1l
Ioaiiir, bai, obue gnieben Der Eer'on
Iuno Ger Code cingesriTfen miro.
LEARN bel oen SoSinIoenlofratsii,
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mein gernamnlltngsurtheii Bnr.if'
Ifteae bis nurd Die ilnteriuhnIif
lNlarbeit aelporeen iii. llno BITS 81
Dem D,oment iperbc if and bic Ger
SienIte Der Jirma arltpp nIdt DER
geiien.
Tr. GcrteI foni.); las Bor]e
ben ees Tiainger @erfes belBe 70
mid. beionbers gliidlid] ulo mnndt
geoenfen bariiber iino onrtdns te
redltiat. Ter 8erindJ Der Nutritious
uno gsaifcnfabrif, qui oic oifciltllh
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, ynn 4ritp baben mir id,on intiil'
munpcn erflGrt, bnbo pcnn Die Nii'
ihcilunden Or. 2iehtriedlis rid'tl
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02
Sersid,las.

ginem Ser5iAlas erlng geiiern
9sad,mittag In ihrer Wobanlig. sto.
29i4 gleinpielp apenue, Sri. Clara
anasp, 52 Snbre ali. 1te Easfe
ipnr0e pou ibrrn Hrnoer lcitls feit'
pboniid, aniaerufen uno beetle ndl.
cas- lelepacn 8n erreifen. stad, nhr
lueniaen geiprofeiirn Ncrien iieI bic
Inne BON oem Stibi, nui DItlen
lie iob, IaniIos su Vooen. Serr aouis
anapp horts ourd, Oas lelepbon oeH
0umpien amiifrci ieiner Sdmeiier
,ruo Ans ,sailen 0es oorers oes leie.
pbonS. Cine Sdspelter Der Berblihe.
men srnr snaeaen. OILS lie ibren geili
Io,,iaah Ger ioiort esholte Or. Gnns
|nuel Sdxuob ioilfte feine AiIfe mehr
|brineen. Coroner Dcertmeper iuuree
|bennfriAtigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02
Qiebfnents GmtblQnmaea.

QDir brinsen i'm Rahfisbepcen eine
ausfiibrlih, Darfedung Der Gntbiiis
luns.n oes iosialiitifden abseorbnes
ten 2iebtneht, spsldx esSt fold iiefr
sebenbe Grresuns III 1suNhlanD
EerDorserufen babeS.
Die eriie Wistriluag erfolsie in
Der Rti4stass giSuHg bonn 10.
April. SIN Der Ysfprs4ung ber ueuen
Mttrporlogs fas.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02

9iegnfidt bes Wanors CUNT,
eab bel Der abGnDeruns Der Bill 5Gr
Reoulirunq Der offentlttsn aorpords
tipren nnlautere Ginf!iiHe i'm Nk-ts
,.,suefen iinp, rpiro bon benz Sta1tss
aa' klt In Columbus gstbeilt uno Die
i,t BIT duf Grfu9sn unierss WaporS
f1 qeit ertlGrt, eine llnterIyfIn9
Al. htranitalten, pon rpelhsr Site bic
L1ss aa GinfIuHe ..Hlsgeganeen
lfno uiSAie iis iih 3ur 9sltung gss
b.aht hcben. Die Bill, pie uldpor
Sunt lie ben Der 2esislatur osrlangte,
Eotts gum 3ped, ole fsiten Gorporas
tions pripiIssien in Chio IN an5es
Jimmie au pernanbeln, oanit Die
StGote eine Before aontrols iiber RE
s(o1pprationen ausiib.n t0nnen. Die
cslpiinifte Bin DurR in bstotH 0dus
fern bepiuigt, aber tpe9sn setp'her
Hbrmf.blsr gtns fie an Elm Sonfer:H3s
Hcmmittee uno bort nuroe lie nm
lesien SiBungstase in Der Wst'e ums
otfaltet, bab bas 9eies nur ou' Die
| ettabenbabn aorppraiion unfsrsr
S.aoi Nnptnpuns bat uno hob't
notwithstanding aus biefem 9runoe uns
| tcrititutiorsu 1T.
| TeftIiehenb lit, oab alls OffentIitsn
Strpprationsn bon Ohio Die 5unt'he
giq betdmpft bdben, bauptid6ltt
bespeaen, neil ils ben lotalsn Se3ors
Der elmer iebsn Staot bas Re4t glbt
ihre 0ffentlihen sorporationsn su
/ fentrpliren; bic aorporntiontn osrs
! Iutten bic Sonirole Der Ge9tslatur
su3ureiien. Warum lie oieien WunIt
| leaten, If: Ieiht genug 5u perit.htni
{. lit Ieittere Qrbeit, Die 2e8tslaEI,
aaT einmaI, aIs a1e Staots beIona:rs
gu manipuliren.
aeruer 1T feItfte9snb, bab cine nm
pemobnli1 itarte 2obbp in Columbus
thGtig mar 0os 9siss psrbistst oni
robl, absr bic assislotur Witglieoel
fpnnen sinen ausrpee, bHfes Geieb 81
umaeben. Qus OieieH llmitdnoen fol!
aert Wanpr 6unt, oab Die 2egislatu
becinflubt rpproen III uno er rpunIh
III Grfabruns gu bringsn, in rpslts
I5eifs bas gsi6shen III. nit Tollari
par nit 9rgumentsn, uno berStaats
aEnolt in Columbus betunoet 81
gIeite Wibbe9ieroe.
, I'm oieier 0erbtnoune III nod GlI
| bic 9batIate binsupeifen, oab bic L
Syruae Itsbenbs gia in Der gleihsI
. @eife bebdnbsli norDen 1T. ME in De-
gcoen, ba eas 8obt9um In Der gliitr
: f.onb. Die 8ilI puroe bon elmer
5auIe mad benz anoersH geihleift IN
: folder Weiie Big auf Den lesisn Sis
unsstag perfhoben. Jn Der lssts
, Winute fanc bic Qenoerung itat
, pelde Die offsntlihen aOrpordtions
: nunftten. Die Reform 2egislattl
: bet fi6 berislbenWetbobsn beoient, nj
I lie in gunel 2egislaturen ubltt Inn
: So ba elm Spiel bes 3ufaus ooer stl
benubte abIiht oorliegt, bds nil os
Gtaatsannalt BON Columbus untel
: fufeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02

Gin perbefiertes Eiphs
tberiemittel. Qluf Dem Ron
orsb fir inners Wecisin iheilte sSrof.
b. gtbrins Der Ueriammluns nit.
bah a Gin rerteHeriss 8iphtbrIsmii'
lei .nioedt babe, otH.n 6eriisuuns gum
5heil oui onoerer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Grunblags bsruhe als Die oss frlhsrsH
Serums. 9eidnnilit i.dmmt ods Bis
xr psruano.s Esrnm pon pferoen, DE
man nit INNER arobsren Tolen bon
Dipbib.rissifi rattip' immuHiitrt bal.
Gpribt man cine geipife Wlengs oislfs
bic StusTtoife Der 8ipbtberi. sntbaI'
teubsn Gerums sinem Wlsnid1sn eir,
10 piro btiI.n Wiosritano sssen ots
DiphtberisgiTt srh6hi;, CT fpiro pol
iip" immuHiiiri. Ieit p1iiipe Jms
munitdt rGbri nur iur5e 3tit, msiii
nur psnios Dohen, trdbr.no bic ate
the einen melt ldnaeren Shub GEE
roabri. proi. .. gehrina tat immu'
niiiris pferb, Fiinf Sabre lana I'M
Observation-Disclosures Sstriebe peripen'
ben loTen, uno ndh 4blauf oisier 3sl'
immer nod eas aniiioIiH IN ihrsm
glute aefuneen. 81. gsrings Ddusr
| bss Ghates asgsn eins 1ipbtberie'
erirantune ano Die tpegeu Der 0sfahI
Ii6ipsr andpbnlditiifer GritsinuHssu
/ bohii unermiinIh.e ausiiht, untsl
IlImiidnxa bic Giniprisung Ses gfsr'
psierums idaon nah turser Sat tpiei
btrbolsn su miiHeu. bat btipirii. pdt
| oas Tiphtherieienm 5lir Gerbiitltni
Don 3ipbtberisinfettionsn nur rst
penia psripanbt poroen 1T. es Dient'
liaft ausihiieblih als 5eilmiitel b.
bsreits dusgsbrohensr ertrnntuna
Solts lebsr!ssungen bra6ien yrof
o. Behrins auf Den 9soantsn. sil
Jiphttsrisf,rum her3uiseIlen. nit Den
iih cine nttire Smmun.firuns bein
iWenittn er5islsn ldbt. 3a pisisn
,3rpede miihie sr Giphib.rissiit mi
sem Geg,nsiii. unb 5par 10. Dab .il
odns gsrinasr uebsrIhub pon btm Oil
oorbanptu iii. unn Iitb bieiss Wliiel
nohoem es fih i'm 1bisrDeriah ts
. icdbrt bate, an .lnieen aliniteH prii
fen. Gs hat Iid b1bei se3.igi, ot
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II Der Dipbiberis nod ipsiitr ttiab3l
8 oriidtn unb 10 3ablreidk bliikn
ie Ninoer bem 2sben Sn erbaIien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02

pdrtiesn anf bic grase I'm Meidstas.
tpis bie Mesieruns oie Sntertnen
Teutfhlanbs in China au fhiBen see
oehfe, aegehn bot. Die Mntport
loutete, bob Deutf1lanb auf Der po.iz
Ill rer cffenen 5biire beitebeu tperbe.
0as ihliebt, ME bic gorsdnse in Der
Manoiturei se3eigt baben, eine Ins
nerion niht aus. MlS Rublano bic
sripdbHte btneiifte prnpinS on fih
rib, erbob Die beutihe Reeieruns uno
auh bic beuti6e Rdufmannihuft teine
giupenpunesn, ba ibr 9onoeI odielbit
burh bic Innerion tetne GinbuBe ers
litt. Inoere Notionen funoen niht
biz sIsits 8eriidiihtiguns, ipssisa
nidt Die Der. 5taaten, aber oas par
notiirlih 9eutfhlano gleit9iiltis. SIN
usbrieen lit ia audi Die tiirtifhe
5rcee ouf lanse 3eit fir RuBlano 5ss
qeniionnslos getporoen. Sn Der euro
pci'ten 5iirtei tit nod Der Inttb.ls
luna unter Die gaftan Wtdtte fir
Ruplanb abIolut nihts gu holen uni
an bic aIiatiite Iurtei tann IS tut
nitt berunnagen, ou es niht bios in
elmer Iharfsn 8esenIds gu snslnno
Itncern audi gu Jrantreid1 gsrathsr
piirbe. Nus bieiem 9eiihtspurtt II
IS perftGnbIib. buB Montsnssro 'sb'
| ifarf aufoefprbert ipiro, ben 5rieoer
| au fpobrer. GaB oas niht i9on Trii'
Ger asItebsn i't, l6bt ii4 ,bsnfals
periteben. Die ruiiiite Regterunt
tunnte iid nt6t birett gs9en bic pan
ilabiftihe StrDmung Itemmen mn
mubte bic erbibten Gemiitber i'm siss
neil Qanbe Iib erIt austoben lahsn
ebe Tie Mpntenearo fallen lteB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02

1ts estAts Maows11 is 1diisssHs1 III "a
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02

Qsrauseeplast.
Die aommtroienrdibi bat ibrsT
Gdtien nit 3piflinssn bsidenfi -
~aasiirliM - INNER probssl-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-28
PENNSYLVANIA
SOLONS MAKE
GOOD RECORD
Legislature, Adjours Early To-
day, After Passing Commend
able Measures
SPECIAL SESSION TO
CONSIDER OTHERS
Child Labor, WOrkmen's Com
pensatiOn and Initiative and
Referendum Fail

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 2s.-The
Pennsylvania legislature adjourned at
): 80 this morning, following a session
OF nearly six months. Among the most
important bills on which the legis-
!ators were unobe 10 reach agree
ment we're: Child labor bill, work
mans compensation, and initiative
and referendum.
Legislators today expected a state
ment from Governor Tener on the fall
ure OF the workmens compensation
measure, and a special session 10 con-
slider the report of the senate commit
tee appointed 10 draw new bill was
forecasted.
The child labor bill was defeated in
the house, 20 TO &c, at 5 o'clock this
morning, after the house conferees
had been sent back TO the senate twice
in attempts at reaching agreement.
The battle over the child labor bill
was so tense and had extended
through so many hours OF heat that
representative 7. II. Walnut. OF the
house conference committee. tainted
during the progress OF the fight.
The Roney bill giving the state fire
marshal supervision over the local de-
partment in every city and borough of
the state also persisted when the gavel
fell.
The measures finally adopted in
clude the statewide primary, non-par-
tisan ballot. enabling oct for election
of United States senators, women
employment and general appropriation
bills
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-28
PROF. CRAIC'S WIFE
GETS HER DECREE
Former L.. of M. Department
Head Did Not Contest Charges
of Cruelty

ANN ARBOR, Mich. une 2s.-Mrs.
Marion NJ. Craig, wife-ef pref-JaMes
Alexander Craig. for 20 years al the
head OF the department OF semetic
languages in the University of Michi-
gan, today obtained a decree OF di-
vorce from her husband with Gus
tody OF their two daughters.
The decree wA' granted on the
grounds OF extreme cruelty and per
sonal abuse, Prof. Craig, who left
here nearly a year ago, and shortly
afterward resigned from the faculty,
did not fight the case. He is AT pres
ent living in Moose aw. Sask.
The Craigs had not lived together
for three years, and sensational de-
yelopments were predicted by town
gossips when the case came TO trial.
His failure TO contest his wife's ac-
ton. prevented any detail from being
made public.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-28
HUMIDITY DROP
BRINGS RELIEF
TO SWELTERERS

month The seasonal average for De-
troit is about so degrees for the maxi
mum.
The decreasing percentage OF
moisture In the DIR today will bring
noticeable relief and Saturday night
will see a change for comfort North
east winds will cool of the southeast
part of the state. We are going to
have real summer weather for some
time yet, however. as there is no real
break in sight anywhere. and there is
nothing in the nature of q strm com.
ing In our direction"
John Gabbazan, 81 years old. No.
/ 663 Mitchelave.. started suddenly
from his chair at the dinner table,
Friday. and began running around the
house, screaming In delirium. He
was kaken to st. Marys hospital and
his condition was somewhat i'm
proved after sedatives were admin
istered
John Ihinoc, 20, No. Az Euclid-ave.
east. WIS overcome while at work in
the Detroit Steel Products Co. plant.
He was taken TO Harper hospital and
will recover.
William Hefferman, AZ, No. 80
Crane-ave., tainted while walking on
Catherine-st., and had to be taken
home
Theodore Brazan, 20, No. 81 Ger
ald-ave.. Highland Park, succumbed
at Mcclellan and Kerchevalaves., and
was taken to the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. August Smith, No 495 Nc
Clellan-ave.
John Bymes. So, home unknown,
was stricken at Michigan and Second
ayes. He was taken TO 81. Mary s
hospital.
Daniel Maynard, As, No. 255 Wat
son-st, was another victim who faint
ed on the sidewalk and had to be car
ried home.
Katy Commiska, No. 113 Bates-st.,
Pontchartrain hotei employe, be-
came iii in her room and was taken
to st. Mary's hospital.
Patrolman Clifford Price was badly
hurt in trying TO stop runaway
horse which had been crazed by
the heat at Woodbridge and Wayne
sts He was thrown down and
bruised. The police auto took him
to his home, No. TAT Avery-ave.
In front OF No $50 West Jefferson
ave., an unidentified man was over
come about ~ o'clock. Friday night.
He was taken TO Solvay hospital
Several carloads of stock were
brought into Plymouth late Thursday
night. with the animals screaming for
water. II Is said they had been
shipped from Elmdale, Alton and
Freeport, Tuesday. and had been
without attention since then. Twen-
ty-four OF the hogs and one COW were
dead before citizens Of Plymouth
aroused by the frantic clamor OF the
beasts, called out the fire depart
ment, unloaded the cars and got a
supply OF water.
Arthur Fitzpatrick, special officer
of the Animal Welfare committee
went to Plymouth TO investigate and
will urge the prosecution OF railroad
employees or whoever may be re-
sponsible for the neglect OF the stock.
DR.. II. G.. Carpenter. veterinarian,
has been semitic examine bodies OF
the hogs and COW 10 determine posi-
lively the cause of death.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-28

fFs s ,. iHassss sssg' $50 sslaS s.
reds. 81 ,so Alaska pinks. $40, Toma-
s ssfiy june $50: :i s.SS" early ,ans.
Sl40 per dox.
Feed Joseins price. In 100 u.
nne middiings. ,sf; coarse corn m .i.
s21.50; cracked corn. $40: corn ans
0st chop, y2i per ton
gan patent 'r' sssxh s'' s.: MI par.
rye $50 spring patent. $40 per boL
, m..sS..s ,,. !, Nails Us, ss,o case: Dlsla
bsrbed wire. I point. ,s.sS Ger spool:
galvanized sheets. 20 gauge. $40. 80:
gauge, 1910: 21-sau.e. ,a.ss: ss-saugs
BIZ axes, Srossed' ss7S per S~ doa :'a ps.
ished, tl4 per doxI black sheets. ~
and 81. saunge,, s2.7O per ewt. cari'ags
Ss Slss ,@ ss cent 10 ana OF list masnS.
large. 50 per cent OF list
seed. S3e. Diamond headlight kero-
sene. l0hc: perfection. lie: Palac ne
lac; Crown sasoline, lse per gal
Clear Backs Gah si So ff Sams.
ish alsrc: picnic hams. l3tsc; bacon.
1870 32c. lard in tierces. llAe; bacon.
rendered. lgAc per Id.
SuEn-s-Corrected daily by w. H.
Edgar & SON. crystal Dominoes alb,
$50; do, 5-lb.. 81 so: Eagle Tablets.
se.2c; cut loaf. $40, cubes s5i5; xNxx
powdered. s6.l5, standard powdered.
$50; formulated. extra coarse, s4sO:
do. fine in bulk. s4.70: do. 25-lb. cot
tons, ti.75, crystal domino gran. alb,
and 5-lb. cartons, In eases, IS, crystal
domino. gran, HIF cases. $40; Dia-
mond A, confectioners' a. s465' No. I.
$500: No 5. s455: No. 6. $3.50; No. Z.
s4.45: No 8, $40; No 9, s4S5: No. 10.
s4ao; No II, st25 No. 10. 81 20: No. IS.
s4l5: No. IL s415; No. 10. s415: non
making mixture. $3.50 per 100 lbs
household powd., is. as TO case. $40
per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-28
ANIMALS SUFFER
FOR COOL WATER
Welfare Committee Seeks Aid
in Putting Pals on Street
Corners

During this fearful heat horses, dogs
and cats suffer greatly from lack OF
water and, in the case OF hrses, from
overlooking and oyerwork and IL
would seem that, in the name OF com
mon humanity, Detroit men. women
and children should do everything pos
sible to relieve the suffering OF these
dumb beasts, said Mrs. Abner L.
Larned. chairman OF the Animal Wei
fare committee OF the Twentieth Cen
fury club.
Mrs. Larned stated that ii was the
purpose OF the committee TO secure
galvanized iron pals. letter them with
the words Animal Welfare" and sell
them for the lowest possible price
probably five or ten cents-and ask
citizens 10 fill them with clean, fresh
water and place on street corners for
the benefit OF horses. dogs and cats.
Many persons owning domestic
animals will feed them with fair reg
ularity. but, neglect TO place clean.
fresh water in easily accessible
Places" said Mrs. Larned. Fresh
water is as much necessity to ami
mails as TO human beings. and espe-
clally in hot weather. Many mad
dog might be avoided 10y placing water
within reach of the dogs. dog that
froths at the mouth and runs about
wildly during warm weather, and is
thought to be mad. is frequently only
suffering for the want OF water.
Horses, too, suffer untold agony
drawing heavy loads along the hot
pavements, because of lack of water.
Detroit, for so large city, has really
very few drinking fountains and
troughs for animals.
I'VE hope 10 have our Junior AMI
NAL Welfare league. composed or
school children. cooperate in this
work, but we ask every citizen TO do
his share by placing In convenient
place. basin, or pail. of fresh water
for the use OF animals
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-28
AMERICAS COTTON CROP.
IN 1912 NEAR RECORD

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Amer-
ica's cotton crop for 1912 was the
biggest ever produced, with the single
exception OF 1911. Census statistics
issued today. showed lat years total
TO be 14,3130l5 bales. This is II per
cent less than the famous crop OF
1911. but more than that of any other
year. 1t Is estimated that the 1912
crop was worth 1920, 600. Texas
alone produced almost onefounh of
the worlds cotton crop.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-28
MOTHER WEEDS 7,
STEPDAUCHTER 6
Matrimonial Race in Grand
Junction, CAL, Family Threat
ems Records

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, June %.
Mrs. Dora. Johnson Davis-Howard-
Steels-Jensen-Hill-M Moore, ", through
her marriage 10 G.. A. Moore, OF Long
Beach, Cal. is today one lap ahead oil
her step-daughter Mrs. Grace Steeis-
Cameron Pruitt Howard Staley
Marqam. OF this city, in their sensa-
tional matrimonial race.
The nuptial race started some years
ago. when Mrs. Moore married {. w.
Steels, OF this city. father OF Mrs.
Marquam. who was then thrice we'd
ded herself Steels made Mrs. Moore 5
fourth husband. Mrs. Marquams third
husband was killed in a railroad
wreck. and the handicap was even.
OF the ii husbands the two women
have had, only two .died~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-28
NEW YORK PRODuCE MARKEr.

. NEW YORK. June 27.--Flour: Dull
but firm. Pork Steady; mess $40 IS
q 2275. Lard: Steady middle west
spot, .$il.1OGll2O Sugar: Raw. nrm:
centrifugal. SO test, s3.36: muscovado.
ss test sass; refined, firm; cut loaf.
IS: 25; crushed. s515. powdered, si,40W
t55; graduated. sa.3oQ $50 Coffee,
Rio. No. I, on spot, sTsc. Tallow.
Steady: City. Sc; country. 5& a6 &c.
Hay Dull; prime, 81 a LOS. No. g. e9c0
1Sc clover. Soq soc; Dressed poultry;
2sc. fowls, 1+Ql9c; ducks (spring).
Ice. Live poultry; Irregular; geese.
lie. ducks. l5Q Sc; fowls, lie. tur-
keys. loo, ROSTERS, lie; chickens
(broilers), asa 27c Cheese: steady;
state milk. common TO specials, lac
IA NC, skins, common TO specials. )
G1ic.
Butter: Quiet and easy; receipts, r.
ZIG creamery. extra. % !, a 81 he. state
dairy. tubs. 23 a PC: imitation cream
cry hrsts. 24Q 2i1sc. Eggs: Unsettled
receipts, 1888, nearby white fancy, %
n 2Ic. nearby mixed fancy. 1910 23c
fresh frsts. lsli q 24c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-28
Apples-Stee"s hec N.C005; Ben
Davis. s344 per bDi: box appleG sac
225.
Bananas-Good shipping stock. $3.50
Q225 bunch.
Beans-Dried Lima. 7Q1hc Id.

psyis. 's04 per oDi; box aOOlea sac
Bsnnnas-Good shipping stock. $3.50
Beans-Dried Lima. 7@1hc ID.
berries - Gooseberries,. rs;
huckleberries, s35O; cherries. sl.25 9
black raspberries, 81; red raspberries.
S6 so per 24-qt case.
California Fruits-Plums, sl.7592 20;
apricots, s3a3.25, cherries. s2G25o per
box. peaches, 81 per box.
Cauiiaower-sIai25 per dos.
Florida, s4.sc per crate:
California. sOcasl doz; Kalamazoo. 20
Cabsase@siol.Y Dbl.
Chee.ei Wholesale prices: Michigan
bA '44s SnM YORK aon 10. s ssa Ing 3,
P P:., s., new Sc per peril MIA
Fs.@Impertea. new. l.eISo h.;
Fresh Vegetables - cuoumbers. hot
house, So q eSc- per doc lettuce. 4o95oo
4;baskct crates i1.s5 9l.5O; zoe basket
asparagus, $1.5oa1.75 per box; green
es % az S a1s ssm 5srro,.
30c per doz; green corn, 49945c per
Crnpe Fruft-Florida, $616.b0 box.
Honey-Farcy white l61l1c; am.
Der, lao l2nc 10, extracted. 81 09c ID
.Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baIed nay In car
lots, T. o. b. Det~,U: No timothy
sl5 q 1850: No. 2 timothy. Silgi2; No /
mixed. slitf2: light mixed. si2.5JW
10: rye straw, SEA 10; wheat and oct
Hides-No. cured hides. loo; No. 1
green hides. 1ohc, NO. i cured bulls
Tic; No / green bulls. Sc. No I cured
veal Kip. lie; No. ! green veal kip,
lac; No. 1 cured murr!an. lac; No. !
green murrian 100; Nc. 1 cured calf,
f7hc: No. green calf. Ice: No.
horse hides. 81: No. horse hidos. -
Sheepskins. as TO amount OF wool. 500
q Sl.60; No. hides. 10 on: kip and
calf, 1ho OF.
Lemons--Messinas. g7u7.5o per box
Limes-sl G1.52 dor
Melons-Rocky Fords, California,
s3.S094: Florida, e3q3.50 per case
MushPooms--i5 Qp soc ID.
Oranges - California Vnleneias, $3.50
Osions - Texas Bermudas, yellow.
40; white. si.75 per crate.
neutrality-suspicious., 24c. hens, 10 J. NJ
iGc. stays. i20l3c; BOOSTERS, liri2c,
ducks, 15ql6c; turkeys, 1791so 10.
Piueappies s3.50es3;5 per crate.
Posstoes--New Bermudas, s75o per
bu,. $3.50 per bbl.: new southern white
s2.7O1s per bbl; 81 per blu.
straw berries cases, y27503
case, le-quart cases, 75cQy1.25.
railew--No. J. So No. 20 ID