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The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29
BRAVES clNCH
tRG-MCkmEn :.
LEAD AMERICANS

Z.
worked into safe lead for the Ma
tional league pennant during the
past week and nothing but q base
bail miracle can beat the Braves out
of the flag. Sweeping through the
|six-day period with a record OF eight
Victories and only one defeat. Stall
lngs men established a margin OF
eight and one-half games over the
tobogganing New Yorks. who were
swamped by Chicago and St. Louis
in the series at polo grounds, drop
ping five straight games before they
finally managed to pull out victory.
The Braves haved11 more games to
play and need to win only three more
to clinch the championship, even
should the Giants win all their re-
naming II games.
A further drop is not impossible in
McGraw's men. who are being pushed
hard by st. Louis. two games in the
rear. Chicago alse has an excellent
chance to pass the dropping cham
pions II the polo grounders do not
improve their play
Brooklyn and Philadelphia are
fighting It out for fifth place with
1.-THE Superbas coming strong, their
record of IL straight victories. COM
pleted yesterday. having pulled them
up rapidly. Pittsburg seems anchor
ed in seventh place with Cincinnati
hopeiessly lost.
!; In the American league the bos-
tons lost about their last chance for
tl,. fJa~ h, ,Jropp{po o. n douhto hpadar
to St. Louis yesterday. One game OF
their double in Chicago also went by
the board today and the phiiadel-
lphias are within short sight OF es-
Itablishtng their right to the 1914
championship of the league to q
mathematical certainty. Detroit and
Washington are the two bidders fol
third place. while Chicago, n. Y. ant
st. Louis are struggling for the mod
est honor of topping the lower divf
sion. OF the second division clubs
only the clevelands are definitely
settled in position. the cellar bertl
| Having been conceded them for week.
past. -fE
Within the coming week, in al
probability, the result in botll thu
major leagues will be finally estab
J lished and definite rangements fol
J the worlds series to begin October
may be begun.
The close of the American asso
!, ciation's race today marked the enc
: of another tight battle for the pen
nant in President Chivington's lea
que. Not until yesterday was Mil
waukee definitely known as the win
/ ner. Louisville right up to Saturda!
: being contender. 'i"'rbc'' s"7i
Practicsliy every team III the as
I sociation was at one time on top Of
near It during the season, but Mil
; waukee. and Louisville We're ther,
! most'of the time. "' ''
The closeness OF the race made til,
! year fair one from a financia
). standpoint, 1t is said. though in com
mon with other leagues under the
major class, the association could moi
, call the season its most prosperou.
one.
In the Federal league. Chicago
again attained first place. the routing
of indianapolis at the hands of Bal
? timore toppling the Hoofeds and put
tting the Terrapins into the running
, ,Once more I4tH
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29
COLORADO WOMAN TELLS HOW she
5.s@.s.;. WAS SAVED FROM SURGEONS KNIFE

tion, no matter Of how long atand-
ing, to try one dose of Mayr's Won
derful stomach Remedy-one dose
will convince YOU. This is the rhedi-
cine so many Of our people have
been taking with surprising results.
The most thorough system cleanser
ever sold Mayr's Wonderful Stom-
ach Remedy is now sold here by The
EiIausman Drug Co. and druggists ev-
crywhere.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29

Chrouicle-News, SOC a month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29

Batteries: Coombs, Bush. Worden,
and Lapp: Hamilton and Agnew.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29
THOUGHT She
! CottD'NoT. LIVE
Restored to Hsslth by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
unionville, MOI suffered from
female trouble snd got 10 weak that !

could hardly ak
across the foorwith.
out holding on 70
something. l had
nervous spells and
my fingers would
cranp and my face
would draw, and /
could not speak, nor
sleep todo any good.
bod no appetite. and
everyone thought L
would not live.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29

Yellow complexion, pim2les and
lisfiguring blemishes on the face or
body can be gotten rid of by doc
toring the liver, which is torpid.
HERBINE is powerful liver correc-
tant. 1t p,irifies the system, stimu-
.lates the vital organs and puts the
body in fine vigorous condition. Price
soc. Sold by the Hausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29

Wizard Fertilizer is sold only in
25-lb. neat white cotton bags, $500
and 2-lb. cartons 80 cents. Odorless.
lasting. You get results.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-29

QuiIitch Implement and Vehicle
are sole agents for the
celebrated Wizard Fertilizer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
rhs unemployed end The Employment
W Bureau
70 tAs Jdttsr o. TAs TSmss:

Ths unemployed end ths Employment
Dureau
70 tAs SdStsr q TAs rmss:
Your seeent ofter - the Industrial
unemployed. % insert lree q charge
IN your paper the9 individual 70.
Quirements, merits Appreciation Of
both employe and employer Tor many
roaaona.
am one q hundreds Of unsmploy-
q citizens from whom various mis-
fortunes unaccompanted BY rtotous
living have taken surplus wage saw
insD of the past prosperous period.
We cannot suppH one dollar. much
les three. 70 buy cur Jobs. 4 while
aSo. answered On I'd Of one Of our
employmAnt buroAuA calling TOR me-
ohanicA. n which e stated "Uniou
men prafsrrsd. By 1850 .. m eleven
Of n male unsmploysA had assam
bled outsids the ofnca / Vas nrst
admitted and imagine my surprise
when the woman IN charge requested
Of me $500 betoes she would disclose
the job In question.
OF course. being unemployed for
. long time. hadn't the $500.
There was no apparent means Of
learning through any intslligible In
outry OF this woman whether my
adAptatton was sufdoisnt 70 tho en-
ployer's need. The woman assured
me u I did not accept the Job che
would return mo $2.S0; II. on the
other hand, ] accepted abe would ~
tain the $500. did not stay long
enough to learn the tate Of the re-
naming 10 applicants. but II their
needs were filled and the same az
tortionate demand made. that labor
bureau raAped harvest Of 5000
In far shorter space Of time than q
working mechanic could acquire Il
at Ford's fActory.
Does Il mot seem that human pro
gressiveness calls for . hearty Co
operation between our employers OF
labor and our city's newspapers. II
the latter could approach our en-.
players with some special advantage.
- the use Of extra advertisement
room In their papers to the cause OF
their needs Of help. and It became
adopted. The evsr-roady industrial %
irons Of their respective papors would
approcdato e IN thaoo ueodful timoa.
A. CARTER,
Feb. .. 1slA as High4t w.
The Powerful Voter 10 % Weak
- ~ 1dStov Of 1As Tjaseos
] want TO congratulate you On the
position you take IN regard 70 the
advGgtising IN newspapsru q cigar.
e<taD and liquors. an heartily In
sooegd with POUR comments. am
not ypter. but IN accord with the
voter Who. while IN the minority.
votes asalnSt any candidate who u
not committed against the leealixino
Of ~ saloon. which u the greatest
curve We have today. II our good
people n The parties dominated BY
the uQuor element would vote only
for parties committed against the ~
loon, our victory would - won.
| MRS. 8. II. REBD,
March 10. 1914 Plymouth. Mach.
Il
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

would - 40 procoo1D txo0 ~ -;
e any hn1s = theoo ooetign0. q
- eho nine otntos nonoA ~
eoeA ooneo1no) he 1n1Ho0t oSoa Y -
GlopoooGroe p14lo lAn4 oooor1lng ~ y
report DA6o ~. ~ ln1orl6g 11n1l
0oot oxueee4 having uoos1y IN
oeToo. ArknnaoD = oooonA - r q
go: y1orida third MN $500, 1fl &
igan next With o1.ooo, on6 81 0(H0p|
states have lesser a1Doemto fHnG
hon $1,000 q leoa IN 0yoo0 oSS1S
Il IN admin1otro1loa roc1n 1Sf1Gnl
b0l - pas0ed during th1s 5000 RI
oongroes e VIM pegAap0 - Glnl11E =
toSDo 70 the reclamation - lROV10p =
Inc Gof the yoolamat1oh of p0AS1o -
lands. but = new hill YIN 0mhG(v ~
number ct lmprove0oatD euRDoDo13 I'll
SECRETARY Lane BY o1pGE3onoo - 90
adMinlst11tlon o& IL yoelAUat1oD 0f
Western 0oUert lAAGD. 1Ao 800
when reclaimed. VIII - cold = -
tiers at cost. and payment V1u ~
made IN annual inotnllwonto ~ -
ceedins 80.
The present rsclama&ioa bill 81
wordsd NOT :.eeeding 70 paynen1as n
and IN the belief oS The soeretaxy ~
wvse ~ SOA4O UW0WV
projects undertaken would - - ~
Quilt tor some persons with sgnau 60
itAl that e would b impoosih1o - yGoI
pare the lands Tor cultivation an1 ~
pay the sum IN 10 annual lnoeG13
mente: TOR this reaeon ~ fRyogs ~
80 installmsnts. Whtls swa1p A1l|
reclamation win call foe he eGDon11|
turo uf large amounts of Wonegs g.
WIN npe b necessary - tain = -
the United States tyoaguxy, 1ogQm1
the proceeds q tho pu1l1o lon1 Go)1
win make up the drainage enm4 a.
same - the sales q western lan03
NOW make Mp the reelanation fun1|
Conslderahle study &C en9lneou1nn|
pr0blemo 70 b encountered win ~
required before the work can - otnyoI
Cd. but Il u thought that III Uf $780,
problems WIN b. much easleg t6an|
the ones met IN ne roclADatio0 a
arid lands IN the Weot n many cooo|
the swampo can b drNlno6 by IL
gravity system and n The ooso a ~
marsheo water Wl1l - controlled ~
hood gatae and 01lD.e. n eoqlo y1noo)
LIE VIII be necessary % hAyo yuUDGnC
stations % pump aWay the Wo4oe, tx
same q the windmill pumpo ogO 0oul
used IN Holland 70 assist = dSo1n1ny
IL lands.
Many At the swamps when dsaanoG|
WIN 1nym what = bollovo6 W11e ~
some e tho most productive oCy1<(oI
tuya1 lanAD n America INVALID ooI0l
| perhaps by he ricA doltA hn1o e ~
lower xlog1Gu1ppl The ocGt&oe lEnl
age WIN vary n di1IeroGt paSeDs e ~
country. lp some oonnD ru0n1ng @ ~
- 10 cents b q Per aHO . ~ q
more Per acrs in othes seefionn|
Drained swamp land WIN have 1Ge(
desert land becauso Of ~ fact tn31
fDr1ct1c1t1y MI Of the swanpe aro G11a3
transportat1on liabilities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

Tynes WosAt~0ton DueoouL NJ ~
NstroDelltow Dsab DuS116aG.
WARRINGTON. March lo.-Wlth
the Panama canal almost completed
and the building g
owamp Land an AlaskAn Sab
Reclamation. road and The a.
velopmsnt Of The
territprys resources about - begin,
the next man'o sise Job whlch Unclo
Gam nay BE- expected 70 tackle - the
drsiuago and reclamation OF the NIL.
lions OF acres Of swamp lands Ocae
tered throughout the country. ana
legislation providing for this work ana
modelled along the lines OF several
bills already introduced In congress
a expected TO be approved during Ae
next few weeks by Secretary Lana 70
whom Il has BEEN refsrred for a
opinion.
Up TO the present time practically
all OF the money which has been spent
BY the government In reclamation has
been given over to the irrigation OF
arid lands Of the west. The reclamA-
ton Of swamp lands located east Of
the Rockies u, In the opinion Of many
men In and out Of congress. IN even
more important work OF reclamation
than the irritation Of the desert, BE-
cause the draining of Swamp lands
viii not only provide for the estab'
lishment Of many thousands Of pro-
ductive farms. but will remove the
breeding places for mosquitoes. which
carry the malaria germ and AFFECT the
public health Of the people In many
A. TYueAAA 0AatAu
n legislation providing for the
reclamation Of the swamp and over
flowed lands II put on the statute
books during President Wilson'S "a.
mtnistration. Il perhaps win be based
on the bills which have already been
introduced In the house BY Speaker
Champ Clark. and IN the senate By
Senator John Sharp Williams. The
|legislation proposed win provide that
tho proceeds Of the Sales Of public
lands In the states Of Alabama, Ar
kansas, Florida. Louisiana, Michigan.
Minnesota, Mississippi. Missouri and
Whconsin be reserved and ct aside
In the Omitted States treasury % .
special fund to be known - the
drainage FUND.-" and to 10 used I'm.
der the direction Of the secretary Of
the interior IN the survey and recla-
nation Of swamp and ovor0owod
lands dangerous 70 public health and
lands too wet for asricultyral pur-
poses.
In the vtaxes named there are
nearly 2.600.00 acres u pubic lands.
and the proceeds from the sale Of
theoo tracts win be turned into . fund
s1m1lar 20 the fund created By the
sale Of the public lands Of the west
and now used By the United States
reclamation service In irrigation.
Both the CLARK and Williams bills
contain alight Arrora In that they h
olude IA the list OF states Of Illinois,
i Indiana, iowa and Ohio. There ore
no undispoeed q public lands IN these
states. Aowever. and. Of course. there
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
.PIsass pay when ssrvsd.'

-
Dy mans e the areophon0I music
en- 3 transmitted 10oo miles. But
that isn't faS enough Tor 0one xmas
e u
yssa svss a. ssnss n ~ yasa asns
~ Saif q a. nssnans sans wssas
oooA - tAaoos
sxeofe = yeeSeEs . Ssbsessb = vesase
:. 8: - -: -; s,....-. - :. .A--a
49, ! ~ : 80 bsttls - Ay1ng
vssS d - 9 H. - q ~ svv1
ln14egb hoa1s
Z1sa sol1e1 ~ 4eeseo - se0e 49,
no9e Aoog Aoeor $50.
DU1 @ ooo00 Wn6 Wroa0 ~ -
13u1A I 1ounA out
Aheat tAe peD bett1e enA noeasus
TIE .aa !. - unDars. s.A tsssni.ss
~ >sss s.ss sAass sss a. sDs.aas
Just C W oxpoctod. The star -.
oruits aro beginning % blow up.
VIII Gdna pDsese Rsplaln5
re- ans 20 b back n Detroit It's
bully. Yen set overyfhiu9 % Quiok!y.
..Turtatn speech ~ Sdns Aug n ths
Rsfsrsaes 70 our aldermen. Miss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

Az 9 cur 0oasloo eptdem1oy
This = enc q the ttme6 Whsn ohsp
= d1aa v1lltng for 0llleop1o 20 have
The Glogy and vice crusade versa.
=
However keep mp the raids ana lot
~ spslng poet escape.
Aftee ALL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
Did,y o. Father Time

Now that such trsmsndous strides
have been made In the postal depart
msnm Of the natioas Of tho world and
particularly n the growth Of the paz.
eel post In the United States, It 10 In
terssting 70 note that the frst post
once ever established waS that IN
Vienna almost 600 years ago. In 1915.
From this post0Mco mail was sent to
Brussels where . postomce was later
established.
Posta wo4o established regularly
between London and al the principal
towns throughout England, In 1885.
Postage stAmps were introduced IN
England In 1slo; In the United States
IN lol7.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
From Another Poilf Of NiesO

raehse durcse The theory that
y = only soodlookns psrsons vno eaSs ian taEsn
nazus 0ur = new Turidsh caGnsstAs -
8 noyA oAk Az = ear nsa: epoenaes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
Editorials BY the People

.sa::s nc nss: -: ss.: ~. =:
&: ::ss g Je:s ss ss:: a, I.: :s;'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

board Of health sand inpscte around 3 TIN nquus hoA
Pa4srmancss given cir that tck snsgA With knife
The rnp around the bex aak ana gay soog fsr
The tar itssk dirty - 5s and IL asien 4 impossible
comedian who q tnss indicate eone ~ TIE Il language
Stranger thar damn" sAGns
On ~ curtain thsss i painting 4 a agsd woman.
s stands tAs and VIII y 1axb laid hr aAsuldez
To tn locking s1t upaA the
Impossible COMEDIANS had sslnstsd thar supply Of nth
= - 1ns hsasa wsnaa n .
muscle dnnee Ind eeassd
Just below IL ss = he sgsa and har b tas
seasheEs xsad:
.0EORG1 WA1EUoEoM AID HD xoIHExs
The ecahmn niCat ~ yanUsd HgH thsgs:
wAG " vsaaaaag ~ taudelA'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
Laughs

Progress.
II am glad 70 go you home, 1uAn1
n.y. said the father 70 his small eoG|
back on vacation. How aro ~
getting On at school3s
Fine" said Johnny. II have loo3uI
% 70 cay Thank you and ~ ~
please In French.
a0oodi" said the father. ~xh2ts(
more than you ever lsasasd = aaJ
In English"
Hs'd Treat HlmseR.
III you had. Say. 500. 900 0o01
, would !. you build Libraries or start 60
"Nsithsr. "a hav. nsas ~,
times . day"
WHIST Does He Carer
Wife-Johnl joint The shipb ri
John. (sick unto indi6srsacs)-
Well never mind; e Isn't ourA
Easy.
eammy-Pop, wnat = . prumotef1
sammy's Pop-A promotes. ny -sonN
- - AnoepAA WA4O hA4oADO - veAAO ~
arating fool and his money.
Che Knew.
John. what made you - latofs
Wash held-hio- msdoorS
II suppose e you hadn't bUon ~
never would have Gotton AoeAs
The Gauss.
"You say its enyironmeat tA&V
gives Brown such . bed dispoo1e1eoT1
Yes. he lives on . cro0o strooe.1
Try There,
II you don't want 70 b spoiled W.
success. ~ . Job N tAs veox
bureau.
Knew lt.
II met with IN acci6ent IAst Wooe,r
Yes, the marriage uco1oo &C.,
told me about ~ st,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
A. ordsrsd.


The manu- Of . certain London res
taurant II q thing Of wonder 70
strangers. It contains several pages
OF various dishes, all classified, most
" with weird French names.
The country visitor eyed Il up and
eyed it down. but could make moth
Ing Of Il. And the waiter stood -.
IDENTIFY BY his side. AZ last. IN Despair,
the diner dabbod his finger IN the
middle Of one page. and said:
Bring me some q that"
"Oui. m'sieu!" replied the waiter.
sThat ees mayonnaise dressing. sar."
II know that, my man." Onoftod' the
countryman. II can read!"
'But, m'sisu.~ said the waiter spoi-
ogetically. what viii you have Il
ont"
The diner glared. ION . plate, Of
course, you IDIOT" he reared. do
you feed your guests In troughs 1t
this rsstaurantY"-Top-Notc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

We earnestly hope that our read
err have followed Developments In
the case oe pTivnte @. L. George.
This army boy had served two terms
with . perfect record. Latsr he be-
came Q victim Of our vicious military
system For writing = letter to Pres
i6ent Wilson'S secretary complaining
Of bad treatment By his officers,
0eorge vae given dish0uorablu dis
charge, stripped Of pay and allow.
military prison at Fort Leavenworth.
Olson oardnAr. our Washington
correspondent, turned the light OF
publicity on this instance Of official
brutality. and now. with President
Wilson's full pardon In his pocket.
George II on his way homo 70 ht1 In
valid mother IN Virginia.
OF course. George was only . pri-
vate: but he was that sick mothers
son. or course. army discipline II
necessarily strict but the lowliest
man In U. 8. uniform should have the
right Of . fair hearing and making .
convict Of : man for trying to get .
hearing was turning discipline to
degradation and torture.
We have to congratulate ellison
Gardner On IN unusually nne piece OF
work. Il must b great 70 b able
20 rehabilitats and restore TO his
mother Z friendless boy who has been
Ghameleoaly made the victim Of spite
ful. vicious military ofncialdom.
How many victims like George do
our military bsstiles hold, Woodrow
wilson,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

Nora. when askec tor . reference.
presented the following:
ITO whom Il may concern:
'sThis II 70 certify that Nora Foley
has worked for uD week and Wo
are satisfied. "-Nverybody'S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

II met with an accident lAat woGer
Yes, the marriage ncenso e1GoM
told me about IT,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

Don't tell your troubles II you are
looking for IN encore.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

II you don't want to - spoiled NJ
success. gOt . Job IN Tie we'd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10
Aln Raturn.

sYeo, it took me about nix months
bard WORK lsarAing - work this asro.
plane
"Ana what have Jon got Tor your
palusrs
sAruica.s-Idoos.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

& -. y sressessdss sn ssreas sesssas
8: e: :' 20 .,s 3: = s. ss.ss:': a -
=: ~: :: $: & 4:
10UTA THEATER WHOSE ADS
THE TINES REFUSES TO PRINT
t lsss sdad As sanAag dsnA esnAsated the gaming a.
6sl1Aa1s - sinhlm move
49, tAslr hgs pxint and warned them ut haadbools
y( M -
~ snidsd IL vios dstiet eadsa IL vs inmates Of
~ g. tAat ulss thy lavs Dstsai& snA invdsa-
ws.n 1dya nom Dszsit aassssas tAak SinaA generally
Il Gesn = ~
1880 1sys xilsd II hind pgs osnddsd MANAGE because
= - law vadsh tslsntn taAs n liquors aad sssks
~ gnuvnt ~ = izsspsaihls
-, z.ilsl pei .sos vAas. sss Il snda ysan vus
~ vssa int. sg,r sssss ana esa1sAssl ss.dy s.n.
asfuH
U tAsk ~ i tAis W crusade nv, hrskn s,a ths
sHAas aHaaA Ct tAm cut 4 tAar hsds aaA lasr
- Goo1 a1isatlag dst1taaaiaa To lars q IL
n1k ~.
T. ~ - sslssn ~ - Injured DID, vhm shs Police
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sa3nzzne um sE I1c a %, ea. !. y Em
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Dn - Cpni1lIanm 0f1sggdss Ssse NJ aigasd y
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x9 - llass = vrMs.
ENM Ian1 1atEay aisat \ nals sadisasa
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NAa ~ nrtnl = ~ - yultsig and - indssnsias
ha 6As1an Il ~ Andsnsd vsmm Il t. shs1s =
- ~ fh6ik bl1lhs II sAans
60 ~ fAsEs I'll aad gs1rns a2plaan Sss 81
ns1t $500 anl = 49,. Sdrt vAiah ssaaAs9 ~
- - ~ VIE dipysl Tsa1 taln4 n ths nnAt
- 60 e. tAas wss eeias Il dagust ana tasrs VA
il11yah ~ uazv pssb 4 IL AslSs
49, - Nlgssnfa&w 4 : ussbustns pchss department
p l0i1 - bem - lays mdasl DIVA ~ sntaia; =
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~ ~ tsk 1aSW Prints aa1 = hys vlzsd thsn
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-10

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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-21
Philadelphia Produce Market

Philadelphia, Dec. 21.-Wheat higher:
No. red spot, export, 1.26@1.271a; No.
/ northern. Duluth export, 1Si@136.
Corn higher; No. yellow, local. 73@
7Sk.
Oats higher; No. white. 55@55h.
Bran firm; winter. per ton, Sz6.50@
2700; spring, per ton, $25.OOQ25.50.
Refined sugars firm; powdered, sos;
fine granulated, 4.o5; Confectioners' A,
4S5.
Butter firm; western creamery, ex-
ira, "a; nearby prints, fancy, 81.
Eggs steady; nearby firsts, free case.
s12.60; do, current receipts, free case
$1,000; western extra firsts, free case,
$3.50; do" Iirsts, free case, $500.
16m1S; ducks, 1914: geese, 1905.
Live poultry firm; fowls, Hob; old
roosters. 10; chickens. 10@13; turkeys,
cy, .21@22; turkeys, average, 17@19;
fowls, heavy, 171a @1S1s; do, average,
14@16; do, small, 12@13; old roosters,
121h; broiling chickens, nearby, IB@22:
western, 1000: roasting chickens,
14W23: ducks, 14@15; geese, 12Q13.
Flour steady; winter straight 5000
80; spring straight, 5.35 10 $50; do,
patent. $500 $50.
Hay firm timothy hay, No. / large
Hay weak; Timothy hay, No. large
bales, 1S.00@1s.50; No. l medium bales
3. 400 a 1900; clover light mixed, 1900
@1S.50; No ] mixed, 1900 @16.50; No. 3
mixed, 14.50@15.50.
Potatoes weak New York, per bushel,
5Sm62; Pennsylvania, $3.50; Jersey
per basket. 5000.