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again to find out why Mr.. Pagalino
became dtsliked.
Messano and Strabele are partly
classified.
Messano's poolroom was set on fire
at midnight on the night that Felipo
Lacolla was shot In q restaurant and
poolroom on Rivard-st. Salvatore
Dana owned q horse, In Messano's
barn. and the horse was burned to
death. Dana was one OF the five sus-
poets arrested In the biggest round
up. which proved futile when Lacolla
refused to prosecute, though he final.
ly swore out a warrant against Dana,
but later "gigged back"
Meesano was aonther OF the Ave,
and Strabele was still another.
Italians asked about Sunday nights
shooting, said "Oh, just q poolroom
row. But the police find Strabele,
shedding his coat In MeesanO's pool
room. to make believe that he was a
regular roomer, in feudist's Messano's
home. But the officers failed to find
a revolver with three shots missing.
though they searched the Messano
apartments.
They did find q shotgun and sew
eral shells. loaded with the same sort
of slugs that brought death to the
two Adamos, and serious wounds to
Ferdinand Palma. Felipe Lacolla. and
John Belchia.
Messano. asked who owned the
weapon and ammunition. shrugged his
shoulders and remarked, me spkk no
English"
Detectives Brooks. Rogers and
BoloDe, cruising through the Italian
district In search of further evidence,
entered Frank Asaros poolroom. No.
l73 Fort-st. east, early Monday morn
ing. and arrested Tony Alese, IS
years old. of No. 207 Rivard-st.. and
Jack Digilamo, aged %. Of No. 312
Champlain-st. Alese had some cart
ridges which fitted q revolver found
In the poolroom, and believed to be
owned by Digalamo.
Raids. Saturday afternoon, on
haunts OF Sicflians. suspected Of be-
ing bad men, resulted in the arrests
Of Delario DE Liberti. grocer. at No.
291 Clinton-st.. and Vito Markioni.
who claimed to be a clerk In the
store, where several cases OF beer
were confscated.
| As the oficers entered, Markion1
stepped to the ice box. and hid a pa
per-wrapped parcel behind cake OF
fee. The detectives found the parcel
TO contain an automatic revolver. and
Markioni had cartridges to AT II. In
HIS pocket. He denied ali knowledge
OF the weapon. /f
Markioni and De Lcberti were both
locked imp as suspicious persons, but
were released, Sunday night. on bail
The detectives also allege that q
blind pig" was being operated In the
poolroom Of Nicola Delona, ct No,
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LIVESTOCK



Dsnnia@ 4 s>svssr Live STOCK Report.
EAST BUFFALO. N. T.. Nov. s9.-cat-
tie: RecelptA - cars: market steady.
best heavy corn-fed cattle. $3.50 . 8. rs:
70 ss' soo ossls H.ss. s::s. ~.
good shipping steers. 316oG !. IS:
Ssss handy ".lsk. SS SssSsa ::.!e:. 'G iii
211s; common to ..ir, ?s7so7: heavy
prime sst cows. is.ssxs: GOOD sHS Sussa. 90
COWS. 2s.xcQH7s: fair to rood butcher
{sse9s.so: heavy prime fancy heifers,
sCII1s s medium e rHa, 20 good hsif:s. 8
.; choice dshornsd feedsrs. 170I3S:
stockere. Weighing 500 to $50 lbs., $3.50
QS.7e; best yeaThng stoohsrS $3.50
s;7s; fair to .ood 1850: heavy buils.
bologna bulls. l5so0sls: extrs mix.
CO. sss A1 d. spssninsers. 'fsoicp: fair to
shssp ana lamb: R.csipts, 10 cars:
i!ss. ..:ssSss:s; ' %sss ,s"'' ,sSssaiss::
Csivss: yS0l2so.
Hes.; Receipts 80 cars: market.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO.
Dso; L-Hos.; Rsceipta 10000 head:
butcher. SI4s07.ss: good heavy. $3.50
O7.S6: rough heavy. $3.50 7.so; light
S7:l60T:so: pigs. S567.Is. Cattle: Re-
ceipta. $4,000 head: market, steady to
Ioc lower: beeves. is.3 0sse: COWS and
sr.. 81. 5ooIsS: rsssns' ,s ssS ' = 20:
cslves. es.s001l. Sheep: Receipts. 81
200 head; market weak to 10c lower;
native. e1eo0s: Western. Sa.s006:
lambs. ss07.s0; western. Sso7.ss.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 10.-aoxs: Re-
,etpAA 1000; steady; mediums ana
aSeydeA $3.50: yOrkers, S7.S6; plgs,
lI.5S. Cattle: Receipts. cars. slow
'eiptA 2 cars: .S7.to0S calves: Re-
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PRODUCE

The market was almost altogethsr
without receipts Of any kind this
morning. and was very quiet, even for
Monday. The warm weather has put g
stop to the trade In dressed poultry,
but there 10 o good demand for chick
ems and q fair Inquiry for turkeys, but
ducks and geese are a little slow. The
butter market was steady EGgs arc
In very light receipt and rule 6rm. ro-
tatoss are dull and easy in toe. The
market H. well supplied with fruits
for the holiday trade. and fresh >vegs-
tabies arc In ample supply.
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human intellect. but through the sxer-
else Of spiritual faculties. rising TO tn.
recognition Of God ~ absolute good.
as the author Of only that which v
raj. Imbusd with spiritual understand
ing we may demonstrate today tbs
same divine law In life. uberty and
salvation. IL gives US that spiritus
dominion which God gave to man from
the beginning--that dominion which
has never been Withdrawn
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y 1ho following nrms are priv
Hegs9 g cxec1ts ordsrs en- the
d ~. y Rsiliy 8 Ca. Willien
- 0SofSs Il west . @.
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SUBURBAN NEWS
YPaiLANII.

Mrs. Ray Million and child have
gone to Adrian DOR visit with rela-
tives.
Bert Olliot and family have moved
from Bell-st. to their newly purchased
home on Prospect-st
A. w. Jones, q former resident now
located In Huston, Tex, has sold. dur
ing the past year, 5000 Ford automo-
biles.
Mrs. Lillian Robinson, Of Detroit.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. fiske,
of Forest-ave.. has been secured as
the new matron in place OF Mrs. Nj.
Skies, for the Fresh Air school, OH the
Normal campus. Mrs. Robinson has
had four years experience in music
aad penmanshir.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Chalmers en-
tertained at dinner, Thanksgiving.
Covers were laid for ten.
The children of the Fresh Air school
went TO Ann Arbor. Friday afternoon,
where IL were examined in the U. OF
NJ. dental school The examination
was followed by an instructive talk
on the care OF the teeth by the dean.
The Ypsilant Ant-Tuberculosis So
ciety met for business meeting,
Wednesday evening, In the ladies' IL
brary.
A play, 1.-The First Thanksgiving
was given by pupils OF the fourth
grade In the Woodruff building, or
which Miss Mabel Wombaugh V teach
er. Wednesday afternoon. A large
number Of parents and visitors were
present and the young people display
ed much real talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doane SALISBURY spent
Thanksgiving In Detroit
DR.. william H. Gardam has gone to
Milwaukee, Wis, to visit his sister,
Mrs. James E. Trottman.
The Upper Peninsula club will give
a dancing party, Saturday evening, In
the Normal gymnasium.
The Delta Phi sorority entertained
their friends at dance, Satur-
day evening.
George Bonnet, Of Carpenters Cor
ners, has bought the Welsh property
on Packard-st., Ann Arbor. He Will
move there soon with Mrs. Bohnst
The Denton Epworth league gave
bonnet party" Friday evening. In the
Ladies' Aid hall. Supper was served.
The Roberts Sunday school was en-
tertained, Friday evening. by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank White.
Mr.. an dAlrs. Hugh McCreight are
the parents of q daughter, born Tues
day. -.
Miss Kate Jacott. Of Romulus. has
come to spend the winter with Mrs. M.
r. Ferguson.
Albert Day. of Jacksonville, Is spend.
ing the week with his son. III. @. Day.
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T0I EP GSA!N AND PRODUCE.
Corn: CASH. 10 &c; b.c snS 'i III:
May. ixc: July, MO. Oats: Cash.
July. <3!c. Ryes CaSh. ESQ Clover
seed: Cash and December. SSs2h
March. $l0.77. Timothy: Cash, s256;
eggs and hay: Unchanged
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$40 Rivard-st.. and they viii attempt
TO close up the place. They declare
that undesirables make the poolroom
n rendezvous.
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Dus1ness-llke prtnea.s. M pu.. a.
no feathers. The plain. neat kind thsf
ioCks right Times Printing c. M
'ohn R-st Phone Main 1875
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Poles Of Detroit eelsbratsA. Sunday.
the elghty-tH!r6 snniversesy 81 the
STA. which began In 1850, AZ $3.50
ed from the Dom Polski. Forest
near Chere.st. 70 ~. Josefats
Rxadkowoiski preached a sermon
Then they marched back to the Dom
Polski, whore there we're addresses
by Prof achnikowski. of Orchard
Lake seminary. L. Terski command
err OF the Michigan branch OF the
Polish National alliance. and z.
pworkowski, In the evening, dra-
ma called .An EveninG IN tho PAIL"
was staged, There we're patriotic
speeches and songs. Tho Poles pro-
nounced themselves ready "a return
to their fatherisnd when they will
he r~eded. to attempt TO throw on
the Russian yoke ana make Poland
again free nation,
nwsswess-ssbe prs,ssse. No fuss ava
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
iocks night. Ts1es PvsssluS Co. -
John R-st. Phone Main 1893.
II fakes three secouds for a cable
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bu; Jersey. kiln dried, $l.s5 y Lag ou.
Tallow-No. !. &c: No. :, hc 10.
IonRING pRICEs.

$50; baker beans. lib. $50 soc Lima
si.io: standard. soc. Table beets. $3.50
standard. 81; soaked. 500 zoe. salmon;
Iss. tan h sss pIn a ss T oas
toes. STA Marrowrst peas, 81; early
June, $40; sifted early June VIZ
reed - Jobbing prices in loc.lb,
sacks bran. s25; coarse middlings. s2l;
fine middlings. ssii coarse. corn meal.
ssl: cracked corn, s3S; corn and oat
Fiour-Jobeing prices; Best Mehi-
gan patent, $500; second patssat s4ios:
straight - so; pure ss, rye. s stsS' Sprins
barbed wire. point SAB per spool;
galvanized sheep. 24-gauge. ss1O; 20
1855: scsgauge. ss.ss per cwt; single
bit axles. bronzed. 1915 cwt.; pol
ished. sic per doz.; black sheets. 20
I5 and 10 per cent on large. 20 and
10 per cent on list; machine bolts.
small. rs and 10 per cent o; large.
OiIs--Raw linseed S2c; boiled lin
seed. $50; Diamond headlight kero-
sene. 10hc: perfection. lie; Palacine.
'$s SssMn sH'Ssn pork ls' fam
lily. s25m26.5o: clear backs s20m22;
hams. i5I4 a i6c2 briskets, l2h lac;
picnic hams. l24c: bacon. 1874 mlSc;
lard In tierces. Ice; kettle rendered.
l3c 10.
Sugars-Corrected daily by w IL
Edgar A. Sons: CRYSTAL dominoes. alb
$3.50: cut loaf s.. 20 cubes: $sis; xxxN
powdered. $s.l5. standard powdered
$50: Stimulated. extra coarse. $3.50;
do. fne In bulk. s470: do. 25-lb. cot
and 5-lb. cartons. In cases. SIS; crystal
domino gran. HF cases. IS. 10: diamond
A. $3.50; confectioners' A. st65; No. 4,
:tssss NO. NO. $40 $40 no no. . p ssas No. no. 10
s4.3o No IL s4.3s: No. l2. $40; No. IS.
S4l6: No. Ia. s4I5: No Is, s415: nom
cakinE mixture. So best granulated.
~. 50 per 100 lbs. household powd., is,
fo case az
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BOSTON COPPER SHARE SALES.
Salaa OF Nov AZ Furnished hx Hax-

den, Stone & Co. Nov 90
Alaska Gold ass. Aliousz 30. Anal
gamated S76. American Zinc 243. Bo-
4 Balaklava 1856. Butte & Sup 90. Cal
umet q Arizona 81. Calumet q Hecia
10. Copper Range $50. East Butte Is.
Greene Cananea Z, Hancock 90. Hed1ey
Gold 43. Indiana 90, Isle Royaie 81.
Kerr Lake 296, Lake Copper 100, lass
Cons 50, Mohawk 10, Nevada Cons 80.
New Arcadia IS. Nipissing 40, North
Ray Cons So Shattuck & Arizona 20,
St. Mary's Land 30. Superior q Boston
$50. Trinity Is. U 8 r 40. do pr s1e,
Utah Apex $50. Utah Copper 80. VOL
VERNE 10
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RIVER ROUGE.

More than 81 900 has been collected
into the village treasury since June
Is when q special motorcycle on1cer
to catch automobile speeders was add
ed to the village police force.
A report on the activities OF that
ofYlcer will be prepared for presenta-
ton to the council the nrst OF the
year.
Members of the various woman's so
cieties OF Our Lady Of LOurdes
church. River Rouge. raised $4,000 at
the recent bazaar.
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IARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Dee. l.--opening: Wheat
iH the Detroit market was unchanged
at the opening on Monday. Liverpool
was lower and Chicago steady. Open
ing prices Monday. Cash No. red
s5he: December. Ssc; May, si.oi+; No,
1 white, S5hc.
Corn is dull and steady AT 6s@ 59c
for No .. T0@7lc for Ne. yellow ano
go Csc for No. yellow oats are
Arm at 43c for standard, s2lzc for cash
No. white and 4lhc for No. white.
Rye is lifeiess and nominal al s6c for
cash No. :. Beans are dull and steady
at sl.g0 for immediate, prompt and
December shipment and 1916 for Jan
nary Cloverseed is firm at $50 for
prime spot, 1915 for December. $3.50
for March and 5000 for prime alsike.
Timothy seed is steady at Sa-5u and al
falfa at 1925. Grain receipts at Chi
cago Monday: wheat. ~ cars; corn,
1858 cars. oats, 80 cars May wheat In
opened Monday at S0L q 9ox c.
corn at I0@ I0hc, oats at &1%c and
pork at sci 05 ~ 22.05. Wheat In Liver
pool opened "a I'D and was later quot
ed sd lower: Corn opeed y sd low
er and was later quoted unchanged to
Il a lower
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CHICAGO GRAIN,

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-Opening =
Wheat: December not quoted: May
May up We Oats: December down
&c: May down &c. Provisions: Steady.
Close-Wheat: December down Ne:
May down hc. Corn; December down
&C; May down hc. Oats: December
down Sc; May down &c. Provisions:
Easier.
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S GOvERNNIENT BONDS
n. y. COTTON EXCHANGE


b lis:sS ;s: ::s;;: sss :..; EsIs ]
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Fresh receipts. extra cream
cry. 32c: firsts. soc; dairy. csc; packing
stock. zoe per Id
Ewgs-Current receipts. cases includ-
ed. SIC per doz Receipts. 3SS cases.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. Nov. 29-Butter: Extraa,
32033hc: firsts. 3Sssc. dairy extras
ssc; nrsts. 2S03shc. Eggs: Prime
nrsts. 30932c: firsts, 3@c. Cheese:
-t6t . IS i1e--P otatoes:-M Michigan ea
q CSC; Wisconsin. 6266Sc; Minnesota
61@68c. Live poultry: Fowls. 100
12xc; ducks, l3M14c: geese, 12M6l3c:
springs. 14914hc; turkeys. $50 Ice.
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ELGIN BUTTER,
MEM YORk pRODUCl

ELGiN. III, Nov. 2b.-Butter was
quoted at S2 cents yesterday, the
same al last week.
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NEW YORK. Nov 2s.-Fiour; Dull
and unchanged. Pork: Quiet; mess.
333. 70 q 23.75. Lard: Inactive middle
west spot. s10soall. Sugar: Raw.
quiet; centrifugal. IS test. S3.6l mus
covado, SO test. e3.ll; refined. dull: cut
loaf. $3.50; crushed, $3.50: powdered.
SHto044S: Granniated. s4$oqtto
Tsltow: Steady city. sSc; special.
7Ho: country sgs*c; Hay: Steady;
clover. ssGs7Heea Dressed poultry;
Live poultry: Firmer: geese. lac:
ducks, le6l7o; fowls. ISOLDE: turkeys
2:c; roostsrs. lie: chickens 15m1sc.
Cheese: Steady, state milk, common
to specials. 13is 1lsxc: skins COM
mon to special. s@i3Mc; full skins.
3@5c
Butter: Steady; receipts. e.ss3:
creamery extra, 34635c; state dairy
tubs. 33032c: imitation creamery
frsta, 24@25c. Eggs: Firm; receipts
1882; nearby white fancy. 5s@S3c:
nearby mixed fancy, 42647c; fresh
nrsts, 426 4Sc.
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II takes three seconds for q cable,
message to cross the ocean.
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2O3 GRatlOt Ave,
Cor. -. Antoine -.
02S DIE Ave-.
Cor. Junction Ave.
Grand River Ave.
Cor. Warren Ave.
1901 WOODWARD Az.
Near Beuleva1rd.
2S8 Holden Ave.,
Cor. Greenwood Az.
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Je2evUoa Ave.
Cor. HillgeR Ave.
Mlchlgan Ave-.
Ger. 1wenty-fe1eh
706 woodward Ave.
Near SelAsa Ave
Cor. Mack, 01ateot
and BlnnwOO1 AYES.
Cor. Clay and
Oakland Aveos
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

frc low pressure. unsettled weather
t"a covers the upper LAKE region. .N-
fr .'.nE soutHNard over the easter por-
.iHu 81 tie upper valleys and MIDDLE At
i.tnffc states The rainfall st Washing
'.d. - g.. MAS 90 indies. at Cairo. III.
IS inches.
High temperatures continue over the
eastern .aif Of tu~ country. Ing. pres
stf-~ and cool vstFh't prevail uyct ire
~i"ffIw"-t anil uloilr west \ rciGIug
Sci.
Tine low pressure area. with attend
INK showers and tIuudrrstormS VIII
pass DN"r the lace Ierio1. aTl a. Inatr-
showers aIe expected O. -. sCr.fhv est
INTO West VIE. Itt during -le TrN- IS
iour-. cooler Weather - Indicated for
ONO Friday.
Local data Highest temperature yes
;erluv - degrees. lowest last uiEht. p
degrees trace Of rain
The Onto vii probably fan slightly
ia tie district dsri-c tie urN IS L.uts.
II. e HOWE S,cGOu Director.
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hey were mp soned in the small build

'h-y were imp -oued in the small build
ing for several hours.
During the hardest part Of the storm
Ire lghtnius was almost continuous and
u suu'h numerous places. especially
hIhtning toCs oa ouild..yS and teie-
D -'", wires wec:c o; Ien into houses
ana burnt out fuses. fi-nIy ttemke =
= drt sale WaS struck and badly shat
r."a II Il r gra y house was
-tfl'A hut i'; :4.rti. Allan Mason =
barn on IT,, oic frank winters farm
L'ar blIrh's tun was struck ara qulcaly
burned Z" Tue ground.
Ep|ortn League zIeeting.
\ business meeting 81 tie Ait. OfiNst
tpwotth league ALL be held next Tues
Gay e,'n.nG a. o Ladies Aid hall. IN
Charge 81 Dwight smith. fourth vice
president. som" important business VII
100 taken up. Later ID social hour VIII I've
'ninyed aEi t-efres.u-7is served TIE
Pseaio a, mozart.
The SUNDAY -,lc"l uf CHRIST Lutheran
r.ute1 a. Aiozrrt held the annual picn.c
- Mozart pHr" We cslay. y gOodiy
number attended ans tie whole day Vas
spent IN tie park. basket ii.uer aud sup
per being '-.o, 81 ~ tie open All klnds
~ outdoor diversions. 'u'iucl1g a mum
u"T Of contests. were ec-agcl n.
saerrard B.ie:s.
\ ratf- % foUug ladies - tris neigh
'"fh'od started "u 81 tte-fa> trip To- NJ
aga 'ali~. tta 'ic''ia-I. Wednesday,
Nsrga-et ana Lara Mc'Omls. Alma NJ
N'uldt. l'lsa 'I:NIn and Villa IArTi
ME. ~ 'Ha.NfN anu .a N4"aFf o. af"
frrdtrr family, rlr1t, 81 t.r rl,tb.rs
f.rlv fr. Ro.i ~. W-trai,rr psrS
Tuee.sv F-t.rr.l.t 10 was gwen "a
- NJ ,iaf,In cousin Mis-, los
Reid. Of -. Paul. MINI. who a. ,isitirE
n,r.
Mrs James Robinson IL slowly re-
ID fcw DAYS ago
Mrs join wci,.el and Mrs. st-rer
are returned g. Wheeling af;er a tiSit
vt. Nrs M.lf..T~ n.ot..r NJ II
Cen W
Co.tractor william R.ers - Mo
Nf.eL.n has been aUrloyel fo r,tt.tr Tho
loc,i Ii-I s--,aI I,,lf'-r vt'.I Us
damaged by uraf-irc come time ago.
T.e .Nrsn.. IN covered los insurance
Miss Magnet Garvfr d.uehter II
! e. Gar.ir 4.ruE ..r grant
mother Mrs Nary Il Cow Of JrIan..
near E~r.J1epcrt
Yea Tcaa. MERCHANT, ~ L.9udens,iue
and Sr.E.-r cox of near Cameron we're
: - If r T. O. So
Mis- Rut. Carr Of W.a...u- IL the
rres. Of - Sz Emma Bake t.Is w.e~
Sis Z-Ie., Curtis and her tVo chill
3-e1 VIZ 500. remove 20 Film grove
Sir anu Mr. george Tord ana Mrs
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hrnfsn visited relatives o. the Her
t.N homestead. frnnke county. this
week OH. t- returning from Europe.
vhrr. h. v'r' as l delegate 70 tho
fHr l'-. ,.- - co.r-I~ 40 Aher-
G..r s..urud. -rI 'fa W orid's sun
l', s.". ,..t satirn in Zyurieh.
o fr.f .rI
d. t.fa' .srI received ln th.s city
f.u N.. Anna Ieuis announces her
arrival if london, Ensland ana that
shs .. lIr're ar snjoyabls trip.
Mrs g,rrf r ~utlth. daurhter Miss
N.f. -.f tr. su Byron. ard .frs.
f.li.. Whr.f,r rave rstuf ned 20
tt.tf h.--,e l tHmDr Hand. Va after
% ''.it a. several vefts win rsls lives
in W%eisnurr end rraols county.
Mrs VIII smesd ~ Canton. Ohio.
is t'sfirz Dor parents. Ntr. ana MS.
park Wet
Nf'ss Leah Galloway - v~lr&E
friends in Bridgeport Okta
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2"sio~ Ey9s and Chee-e

NEW YORK. Triy 2'-Butt.r e;sadv.
UNCHANGED C' sas- str4dy. ~.r~rarEsd
E-CS irregular. ~-asr4ssra'sf. 81 cola
TtrrS fancy. -r4sD0s ,hag-~~ paId.
"a fis-f- -8+- 20. second. = $50
t.l-u STEADY.
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ABSENCE OF PUBLIC INTEREST IN
ADVANCES FEATURED STOCK MARKET

-.
NEW Npkk.Iu.y ''.--Tf most sirik-
- f.atgr. ,r today st.r. ,tsrE.. WAS
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Ep~orta League Meeting.

\ business meeting Of tie At. OftVst
Epwotth league All be held next Tues
Gay evening a. tie LADIES Aid hall. IN
Charge 81 dwight smith. fourth vice
president some important hI-ines- NIL
%" taken up. Later ID social hour Vii I've
,ni"y"d aEi refreshments served. The
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-09-12
SUPERIOR COURT DECISIONS.

In the Superior Court this week Judge Laine rendered decisions in re gard to several cases. The Court has been busy for some time past, the calendar being quite extensive.
 In the case of R. N. Buck against Carolyn Buck, the object being a di- vorce, the Court decreed that divorce be granted.
 Orders were issued for the overrul- ing of demurrers argued in the fol- lowing cases: Frank Latham vs. A. c. Co.,; Santos Delgado vs. A. & N. M. R. R. Co.,; Luz Ochoa vs. A. c. Go. Pedro Lascurain vs Shannon Copper Go.
 In the case of Octavia M. Mendez vs. MendeZ, the object being a di- vorca, the Court ruled against the plaintiff, ard the divorce was denied.
 In the case of Hagan X. Co. vs. w. r. J. Weiss, with the A. c, Go as garnished, the court ordered that the judgment before ordered against the garniShee be set aside.
 The Court ordered the trial order vacated and set aside in the follow ing cases: Dave Address vs. F. H. Remick; Chas. Chesterfield vs. Maude Scott: First National Bankof Clifton vs Clifton Armory company, ct al.
 In the case of Greeniee county vs. Ed Eldrage, George s. Smith and Mosby Wilkerscn, the Court heard arguments concerning motion to set aside default, and ordered the default to be set aside.
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Mother of Eighteen Children.

II ann the mother of eighteen chil- dren and have the praise of doing more work than any young woman in my town" writes Mrs. c. J. Martin, Boone Mill, Va T suffered for five years with stomach trouble and could not eat as much as a biscuit without suffering have taken three bottles of Chamberlain's Tab let's and am now a well woman and weigh 16S pounds I can eat any thing I want to, and as much as l want and feel better than 1 have at any time in ten years. ! refer to any one in Boone Mill or vicinity and they will vouch for what l say. Chamberlains Tablets aref or sale by all dealers.