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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15
Qeihen nod nnter
Sbntt.
0aserploiion oentDliert
Gin &Obnbans in
GleUelano.
Sieben Seifeu gcborgen, nod oret
Yerionen perniiht.
Neun id)anerlidl perleste SaasbeiuoB-
ner i'm Spital.
8ename 1trindte Der Grploiipn III
mod mid)t ieitaeiteat.

V u u u u, ~, 10. Sed. YOs
li5ei uno Seuertpebr oiirhiuden belite
Die &iiinen zines apeiltodisenMp Mparte.
mentbouies in Waoiion Ipsluie, Gus
geitern ourd cine @osegploiion be.
nioliert tuoroen mar. nod ben 9eiden
bon orei Herionen, Die iid permutIi6
inter Dem Shutt befinben. Sic 9ei.
her bon lieben @epobnern es Saules
puroen bereits geborgen un6 neun
andre, Die lnebr oOer minber berlebt
tpiirocn. iirto i'm SpitaI. Gie oortigell
sler5te iagten beute. 6aB Die YerIee-
ten lpabri6einlid i1mtIid nit Dem
Scben onponfonlnlen iperoen.
9ie @rplofion mar cine 10 beftige.
ooB I'M eanaen 9lod Die sScriiteri6ei-
ben in 5riimmer ainaen uno Herio-
nen in elmer Slpotbcfe ailf Der geaen.
iibcrliegenoen Strabenieitc su @ooen
qemorfen imb ourf 8lasiplirtcr per-
leBt tpiir0cn.
Gin iturfer @erlih entlr9i;aeroen
Cafes mlrbe in Ser Nadbarl@oft res
Sanies pcripiirt. Gin pboioaraphi.
ides 9ltcIicr tefonS iiG i'm etiien
Stodtperf 6es Saities nnb mon
aIanbt bab bort iih bas 8as cnt.
5iinSete.
Gie Satia1e, 6aB iif Die grhIc-
lion in einem baiiptiddIif BON Nus-
lGnbern betuohnten 9iitrift ereignet,
un6 bab Die gerIesteit mlr penig
GnaIifh fpredeu, iuadt es fdtpierig,
Sie Soentit6t Der Spfer sn erfobrcn
unb feit5uiteIlen. oh nod mebr Terio.
nen pernibt perben. Ginige Selier.
ncbrIcute uno FoIi5iiten aIon6en,
oaB Die 3ahl ser 3obesopier nelin
nidt iiberiteigcn Deroe.
@enn man aud aIlgemein an
nimnit, baB oie@rplofion auf cine sln.
bdufing pon9satirgas 5uriidaufiibre''
lit. 10 ipar alld 6as beite jli friiber
Worgenitltnoc nod nid)t feltgelteat.
Man fragt iid, lpie es moglid) tpdre.
baB lid @ns senlg angeiamnlelt bit
re, Tim baS @ebduoc 3u bcmoliercn,
obne oaB 5uerlt eiiiige Der @epohner
erltidt pdrcn.
@eanlte Der @nsaeicllidaft mo
Coroner 9prne iasten, lie pollten Ell
lie 9riinolide llnteriudung fiibrell,
Tim sic llria6e Der Grploiion 81 firl-
ben unb iuonogli6 Die @eranttport-
Iihfeit hiefiir feit5rltellen.
Sic Moiprn ocs ans 3iegeIn er.
ri6teten 8ebGltocs ipilr0cn ourf bic
Grplolion 5ilm GinItur; gcbrad)t imo
Die Sriimmer finaen iofort iSeuer.
Iic tScicrlpebr sog bic Sotcn rmo
@erlcBtcn ,mtcr cigcncr 9e6ensgefabr
aus ben brcnncn0cn Sriinlnlcrn ber.
Dor. 9ie me;itcn ser @crlcsten iinb
ihoucrli6 reritiinlmeIt. ginigen tpiir.
oen Nrme obcr @cinc mcageriiien.
SSnfuIac Ger bier berridenben 3dIte
NOR aeitern Der @asoritd bod. Wan
qIaubt, oas cine arobe Menge @aies
entipihen lit, ebe es ieinen @eg mad,
Der bbotoeropbiihen 1nnfelfammer
fanS. mo es ii6 entsiinoete unb or.
ploNierte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15
,sener in Itlanta, Ga.

9tIanta, Ga, 10. Te3. iSeuer
i'm Ser5en pon 2ltlanta's 8efhdits-
oiitrift perllria6te beiite einen aiif
100000 geifdtten S6ooeu. Gie
Saiiptperlrittrdger iino Die Glpiea-
slulteG Co.. SdnoIer IN slutomobil-
;3ubebor-9 -9lrtifeln, uno bic 5ripob
Eaint SO.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15
@erlangt 1900 5pnnen aoblen,
erbGlt aber MIR 100.
8iro n6glider @eiie TN Safen BON
8nam ilterniert bleibcn.

2onbon, 10. 9e5. @eIerao, Die
groBte Staot 8elgiens, Die 0ieSeiter.
rei6er na6 einem Inngmierigen9onl-
boroemert Dor 5pei @o9en genom-
men baben, lit pieber in 8eiis Der
SerbeR.
Cine 9epefde nus gaiid, Der pro.
niioriiden Sauptitaot Serbiens,
teilt nit, oab Die ierbilden 3rllppen
in gelera0 einge5ogen iino iino Do
nit ben iberraihenoen Sieg iiber Die
Seiterrei6er gefront baben. 0a5 Se,
legrumm lit fur5 un6 meloet MIR Die
Gatia6e. oaB 8elgrao beiest purOe.
Cine @eltGtieuue BON Oiterrei4ii6er
Seite lit nod niht eineetroffen.
9ie ofterrei6il6en @affen baben
in Der lesten 3eit i'm arieg cine ber.
porragenbe 3oIle geipieIt. 9eionbers
berOorgetan baben iid Die Seiterrei.
der oaour6, baB iie Die &urpatben.
pdiie bon ben &liiien idliberten.
gforoli6 bon Der @ei6iel ouf Der
Wloipalinie ifeint 6nS 8riegsgliid
Die 9tuiien 5u begiinitigen. Seine Der
beioen Yartenen bebaiiptet icboh,
einen entibeioeroen Sieg erfo6ten
5u faben. 9ie @nti6eioiine miro
pabrideinlid 5piiden 2oo5 un6 Der
&eitbiel faaen.
Die 9onooner Nilit6rfritifer ber-
ipeiien in ibren9eiprehungen Der gr-
ideinrng, oaB es gfuBIanS niht ge.
lingen min, Die 9euti6en aus BoIen
81 pertrei6en. oarauf, oaB feIbIt Der
riIIiiihe 8orrnt an 3ablIoien paffer-
f1bigen Nanmidaftcn nihts 5u be-
oeiiten bat. tpenn e3 oen Glliien niht
gelingt Die bcltebenoen @erfebrsmit-
rel 5u perbeiiern. Ser 5tpei @eIeeen.
beiten tpuroen oie riiiIii6en Sruppen.
Die lid Der oeiiti6en@ren3e n6berten
5uriidaetrie6en. neil 6ie0eutihen elm
bcmcrfcnsiuert eutes SpItem bon
Giienbabnen beiisen. oos lie in 6ie
Snge iett, ibre Sruppen nit grober
@eidninoiafeit oobin Su brinaen, mo
tic aeruoe aebra,'dlt DerSen gs miro
hesHolh norqe'floren Sos sic RuIfen
'hlclrni0it ncue 5ronsoer'aIIinicn in
Volen baIen itno oie bereits beitehen.
Den nerbeliern Sembordre giien.
bahnen fonren mcirt man. bier nit
elmer @r'dfpinhinfc;t BON sehn bis
s'''S'' "'r'1rr 4S>ri-~ rcTr.>f fncrSer
Shnfeif hip 7outS+pr ihroeourt.
triibhen in RrIen Frhen ~ Nodh nod
fein Nu'eifen HaFiir nnrhnn6rn nns
Die SlIiierten i'm Reiter beSeutpnSe.
re 'sortidlritte mod,en. 7oR ser fran.
s0iiifsc SberfnmmonSnnf General
SSsoffre feline Ssiihler mtsTfredt. If
flar. folande ohrr 9(rtineriehnene
ben Souotteil hc~ 91mpfe biTSen.
fonn man MIR lnnqIome SSortihritte
eriporten, od es cine militdriidle Wo.
rtme lit. baF G5eidIite feline gntihei.
Dung herbeifiihren fonnen. 0eutifl-
lnno bat 10 piele Srrppen pom melt.
Iihen nod oem oitIihen Rrieqsihun.
plas geididt. SoR es fIar lit, SaB oie
sniierten MN I'M @eiteu in ser
lleberaobl iein nliiiien. ssn Berlin
ertportet man oenn oitf ieoen gu.
qsrbIid cine Iebbaftere SGtiqfeit ser
IGiierten. So penisitens lit aus
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15

Sm Sotcl Yorthartroin lit
Die crIte 2Sohrcsfonpention Der Y,id)i-
aan State Sotcl 9liiociotion, bette
heno ans ooteleiaentiimern, I'M
@ange
Die 9ireftoren ser Yeop.
les Statc @anf pnren Fern abcn0
S6ite ocs4rGiihentcn Der @anf, @co.
s. SfuiieI, IN oeiien @ohming. 9ce-
tcrcr feiertc iein iilberneS Snbiloiim
ais Tr1iioent ser @olif uno bercn
Sorg6nger, oerStaie Sapings @nnf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15
Mites yimmgss" Ghcpaar.

&ilIsooIe. Mtif.. Is. T.s.
wiIfon ;S.Slltton pon North Aouns.
f Sabre alt. utb ,Sran Charlotte
oitIcn bon Gait SorSnn. SO Sabre
Sabre aft. mrben bon Meb. 6. 20.
Cure non SinsbnIc gctrout. Gs NOR
Has ricrtc eiocnc Sotaeitsfcit iiir
ocn 9rdltigam iino bns brittle iiir
Ole 0raiit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15
SIM &f nit Ginbrt,
der.
slnlpnlt in Sltlanta, Ba., in ieincm
Aoaule crmUrSct.

atlanta, 0a., 10. Ge5. G6as.
9. 9fepnolbs, cin9lmualt, tpnrbe belt
tc friib IN einen &euolperfampi nit
einem Ginbrcfer IN ieinem bieiigen
Sous eriholien. 9fepnolos ielbit
ieuerte uicr Sdjiiiie oh, che er tobli6
getroffen su @oaen iicI. Der @in-
BREEDER iii cntfonInlen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15

= Sn ieiner trlitaIcn 9lrt nimnt
GcneraI 6inben6ur9 aufl nift Die
eeringite gfiidli6t Sarauf. SaB Die
Ruiien fdon icit geraitmcr 3cit icn-
icits ser @eiteren5e pon ibrcn6rciln-
Den ertpartet iperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15
Nmmner 1747r.

SefretGren @orriion. Ganiels III
@rpan Meimingsoeridieoenbeiteu
oariiber beitiinben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15
2on6ontr Yrtbburean meloet fSort>
i9ritte int @tittu.

Samit foa bic allgemeint
SHtniiDe enblid) BE-
gDnnen babell.
&irsfaub iOI idaeunis Giienbabnen
in Eplen baneH.
Sieien @nt geben ibm beirte Die 9pn-
buner 0ilitarfritifer.
Sunif iperbc es bic 9entif5en nift
beranstrsiben f0nnen.
glnifaaenSer Innsel an 3aflridten
aus Berlin nnb @ien.
Ginnubne geIsrubs bHrd bic Ser.
ben BON feiner Seite beitGtist.
Sentider Sampfer GOrmOrnn I'M
amerifaniiden Safen Guam.
gerlangt 1900 Spnnen Spblen,
erbdlt aber MIR 100.
8irb m6glifJer @eiie TN !Safen bon
0uam iiiterniert bleiben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15

Die einotge fdSfi4e oeitt.
foe Beitums IN 3ai&i9an.
uer6e Die 9epefoeest osr
IN. YrsGe erimst.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
JOURNALISTIC
ADVICE AMUSES
THE PRESIDENT
CONTINUED from Page Onsl

cerped, the president said that was a
very old story. two or three senate
committees having favorably report
cd such plan years ago.
The latest news from Mexico. the
president said is OF reassurtng
nature. so far as foreign interests are
concerned. The factions have agreed
that they viii. respect foreign lives
and interests And the reports from
Consul John Il. Silliman, at Mexico
City. say the Mexican capital is alb
solutely tranquil The Mexican fac
tons will be permitted now TO work
out their own salvation. The admin
istration expects speedy decision
with n stable government.
Reports cabled from Paris that Am
bassador Herrick was being forced
from his post there Is order that his
successor, William G.. Sharp, OF Ohio,
might take charge OF the situation.
and that this action followed visits TO
the White House by Senator Pom
creme, OF Ohio, came in for denial by
the president today. He praised Her
rick's work in the highest terms and
said that he had retained at his post
longer than was legal. With Sharp
on the ground. Herrick's acts as am
bassador might be questioned.
Reports that the federal reserve
board has split over the question OF
distributing cash reserves and OF ad-
ministering the cotton pool funds were
officially denied by the president to-
day He told his callers that he had
been assured by the treasury depart
ment that II was untrue,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
GILLESPIE PLANS
new SIGNAL SYSTEM
DetrOit's Is Out of Date, Says
Commissioner, Home From
investigating Trip

Police Commissioner Gillespie, who
has Just returned from his trip 10
New York, Buffalo. Baltimore. ST
Louis, Chicago and other cities. with
Mayor Marx and others, says that in
no city that they visited did be ind
a better organized or better equipped
police department than We have IN
Detroit.
Wen take OF our hats 10 none OF
them on organization or equipment,
said Commissioner Gillespie. but
every city We visited has Us backed
of the boards on signal service. Our
system here is away behind those IN
other cities
Commissioner Gillespie says that
next yea. be will ask the estimators
for funds 10 equip one precinct--prob-
ably central-with what he considers
the best o. the signal services SO Tar
devised IL is In use in Buffalo gen
orally New York has one precinct
equipped with il. Lights are attached
20 each patrol box. and each precinct
station controls its own men, from a
precinct switchboard II report OF
a burglary or other crime on some or
ficer's beat comes in the desk ser
geant presses button, the light ap-
pears on the box, visible 10 the OH
Ger for a long distance, when he
passes AN intersecting street, and he
Immediately calls in, and gets the or
der
Instead of central switchboard.
each station handles its men direct.
A record tape takes each report as
the men signal, giving no chance for
argument as TO whether man pull
ed" on time, as is the case with hui
man operators receiving the calls,
A master switch, at central
switchboard controls all precinct
switchboards, and in case OF a gen
eral alarm, one order Is heard by all
precinct stations Each station then
flashes every man on its beats, and
the entire force is on the Qui vive,
That's the system we want here,
says the commissioner. and when
we demonstrate with one precinct We
win be allowed TO put in the system
all over the city"
Commissioner Gillespie says that
he will not take up the matter or pro
motions, retirements, OF changes in
personnel OF the department until
some time In December.
II haven't decided on single
thing" he said, Tuesday morning
I'm going TO look the situation over
carefully before ! take any action.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
STOCKYARDS REOPENED

The Michigan Central stockyards
were opened again. Tuesday morning.
after having been thoroughly cleaned
and disinfected Shipments of cattle
from the quarantined counties of the
state will be barred from the stock
yards, although they may still be
made direct to the packers, the only
provision being made is that the cars
must be thoroughly cleansed after be-
ing rnloaded
Cattle will be houses in the sheep
and hog pens OF the stockyards In
stead of their own enclosures. The
pens are paved with brick and more
easily cleaned that the cobblestone
floors OF the cattle enclosures. As yet
no date has been set for the lifting OF
the ban on shipments out OF the state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
OUSTED employees
file WAGE CLAIMS

Edwin ID. Philbrick, John Bissett,
Roswell A. HOLSTER and Miss Marion
W Crawford, who we're among those
let OUT by Park Commissioner Dust
June 3, 1913, have filed claims for
wages, which they state are due
them, with the common council Miss
Crawford, who was stenographer Il
the. park department, says ia. her pe-
tltiun that the shock or her discharge
resulted in her suffering a nervous
breakdown, and she has been unable
TO devote herself 10 other employ
ment. She wants Sl,550.05, which l.
her salary claim up to November
1914.
Roswell a. HOLSTER, former super.
intendent OF Belle Isle wants 10 be
reimbursed at the rate OF Sl6667 a
month from the time he left the en-
ploy of the park department up To
the time the settlement is agreed
upon. IL the matter is settled out OF
court. he is willing to subtract fro.l
that amount, 1000 which he earned
after hs left the park department.
HoIlister also thinks that the use OF
the house on the island. which the
commissioner deprived him OF. Is
worth at least $f56t6 m settlement
agreement John Bissett. former SUI
perintendent or parks viii settle for
s641, and Edwin ID. Philbrick. former
city forester. will take $S51.l0 4 o
claims or the other employees "let outv
by Dust have been settled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24

der the commission directs without
protest." said Lawson.
That's very pleasant sHppositior
on your part" was SANKEY'S retort.
| Mayor Marx, who had entered the
council chamber, interrupted at this
point 10 cay that the city was ready
at any time TO stand for its share OF
the expense.
Thon Attorney Stanley proceeded
TO argue that IL would be impossible
for the Grand Trunk TO expend $4,000,
geo for grade separation work be
cause OF the depressing effect OF the
European war on the money market
and the fact that the report OF the
Grand Trunk system from Aug. % ia
Nov. IA shows total loss OF $4,000
900.
THE city bias not yielded one bill
TO accommodate this scheme OF grade
separation" he said. While real
ize that the Grand Trunk stands In
the position OF unpopularly opposing
a scheme the city wants, | tell you
gentiemt that IL is impossible for
us to undertake the work. The carry.
ing CO freight and passengers in Mich
igan at the present time is being
dore az loss We are already under
two ADVERTISEMENTS The first is our
agreement 10 separate the grades in
10 streets on the west side OF the city
from HClden-ave. to McKinley-av. and
Twenty-fftk.st Money cannot be got
ten in England for large undertake
ings at the present time. Let US post.
pone this work until times are better
and money can be more easily gotten
for t."
Mr. lawson explained that the city
did not care 10 burden the Grand
Trunk Immediately, but would be
agreeable TO plan 90 spread the
work over a number OF years lie
figured that IL would take the Grand
Trunk at least four years to complete
its present grade separation work on
the west side. pointing out that II
would not be necessary for the road
10 go ahead with both jobs at the
same time. I'm this event IL may be
four years before the Dequindre-st.
work Is started
with all due Difference to the
Grand Trunk engineers, | do not think
That the work will cost anything like
g.. 900 600" said Lawson
Commissioner tsawton + Hemans
asked the city officials for suggestions
on how they thought the order ought
to read IN regard 10 the time In which
the work will have 20 be done. Law
son suggested that it might be fair
10 give the railroad ~ years I'm which
to do H.
II. r. Stafford. chief engineer OF the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
.STUDEBAKERS GET
BIG WAR CONTRACT

Frederick W. Fish president OF the
Studebaker Corporation, OF Detroit,
and South Bend. Ind. has arrived
home after successful business trip
20 England. Mr.. Fish came over on
the AGriatic and barring one storm
had a delightful passage.
Mr.. Fish's trip abroad was made
upon the invitation OF the authorities
OF the English war department who
we're anxious TO get his opinion re
garding automobiles, army wagons,
artillery harness and saddles.
In addition TO the contracts
for army wagons, bob-sleds, heavy
type wheels and water wagons
Mr.. Fish brought back with him a
contract for 10000 six-horse sets OF
artillery harness. In other words,
$4,000 single sets OF harness, the big
gest harness contract ir history. Mr.
Fish said that the total amount OF
the contracts he had received would
exceed $4,000 900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER "a. 1914.

Grand Trunk. in replying to Lawson.
insisted that the work could not be
done cheaper.
Under the head OF miscellaneous
expenditures. the Grand Trunk engin-
GERS include In their report the fol-
lowing New station and driveway
at Gratiotaye, S15.S95: Farnsworth
yard. paving driveways, $22 500; train
service during construction 10000;
proposed new team track north of-Gra-
tlot-ave si27 900 interest on cost OF
construction. two years at Ave per
cent. Si55,505; general. legal and en-
gineers' fees. s594,137. These. togeth-
or with the cost OF constructing the
subways. elevating the tracks, etc.
make up the total OF $5.0l0,555.
The COMMISSION gave no intimation
as To when the order would be issued.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24

sur Heights and the D!lman and Ko-
tour hills, the Russiafls capturing part
OF the enemy's artillery"
Unofficial Russian reports here
would seem TO indicate that the Rus
sianas have gained a decided victory
between the Vistula and Warthe.
Two entire German regiments are
declared 10 have been captured and
the invading army repulsed at all
points. Unconfirmed reports assert
the German force appears TO have
been practically broken in two, one
section taking a southwark line OF
retreat, and the other Withdrawing
10 the northwest.
The otilcia, statement, however,
makes no mention OF retreat TO
the northwest. II IL confined 10 tho
announcement OF a withdrawal along
the line to the southwest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
PRODUCE MARKET

The Thanksgiving poultry market ts
In full SWING cnis week with every
Indication OF big trade at satisfac
tory prices. Receipts include all kinds
{ Of live stock, and an increasing show
Ing of dressed stock SIS rule retail
dealers have no time 70 dress out live
poultry so near the holiday. and usu-
ence but this year the dressers are
taking everything. offered and as yet
there has been no indication or any
eongestion good trade sd In fruits leno and
ca. and with weather conditions ideal
the market is active at steady prices
AppIes--New. s5a6ce per bu.; 81 ~ n
1.bo per Dbl. box apples n.25g2. =.
bnss.ee@ per SqaSnL imas. TIA Csc per ID
SSssssI ssss.1ss,gYaiiGISs per ool'
Celery---Michigan large. 2o6asc;
rninli. i0G SC per dOl-
IL Cheere--w holesale prices: Michigan
0ats 1ah a fIc; New York. 10 u "a tbA CT
iimburyer' iii Gisc; domestic swiss.
iorns. isH1f5Ee; daisies, lSh G15ac.
chestnuts-loa12 per lib.
Cranserrie. Howes. s5.75@s: late
reds A.76G5 per bbl.; 81 per bu.
Dates .Persian. new. ,g7hc: Fsrds
common, . a 1oc per ID
Fresh REHABILITATION peppers
1f.5o per case. 3bc per basket; green
1nions, lave per doz: radishes, loo per
doz.; green beans. si.25 per bu.: wax
beans. S2.50u2.75 per bu., lettuce, 10
81 10. spinach. sl;26 per hamper, par,
nIoy, 20 n25c per do1. head lettuce, 81
l.tb per hamper; hQt-house cucum-
t<rs, si0l.25. Brussels sprouts. l5W
IIr per quart.
orHpes-APonles. concoros, I2@13c;
&iakaras, lac, Catawbas, t4U15c Der
~. California, sl,ISW2 7e- crateS
1mported Maiagas, tt.so96 per bbl
HIon~y--fancy white. new. nc ~ q 1 &c;
amber. ituitc ~. extracted 70sc ID
Esy-Dstrest shippsrs are paying the
IcIa .. b. De,roit: No. I Timothy,
I|notby. sis.so0i<: No. 4 mixed. Gao
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
DID YOUR
GAS GO OUT
LAST NIGHT?
Continued from Page oneJ

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the gas had been cut of for more
than half-hour.
Fact is. he said, 1T was never
entirely cut off. Ii was at low pres
sure for a while, but at 6:15 o'clock
in the evening, 1t was at its regular
pressure again"
Mr. Dewey insisted that he knew
all about how long period II was
that the gas burned low. because be
lives In the affected district his
home is at No. 124 Boston-blvd east.
He ate supper at home. He says the
cook used gas.
What's more, | was worried about
my neighbor, Fred Holt" he said.
Fred had a pretty big party on, and
was afraid he wouldn't be able TO
have his dinner on time. But I've
learned that everything went along
all right with him.
You understand now. about this
regulator and the diaphgram. do
you2"
Yes"
We'll. then, don't make any noun
tain out or a molehill"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
NEW YORK PRoDuCE

NEW YORK, Nov. 24-FIour: Dull.
but steady Pork: quiet; mess. $2050
y II. Lard: Easy; middle west spot,
SlO.70q 1880, Sugar: Raw, Arm. CEN
trhugal, SO test. s4.0l; muscovade, SO
test, 1885; refined, firm; cut loaf. So.
crushed, $3.50; powdered, $500; granu-
lated 5000 sis. Coffee Rio No. Z
on spot, Ga &C. Tallow: Steady; city.
SIC; special Ga e; country, 81 g67s c.
Hay: Dull and unsettled; prime.
$ll2la No. 3, y0Q 95c: clover, s5cI
Slo2h, Dressed poultry Firm: tur-
keys, 16Q soc; chickens, Ia a zoo: fowls
II Il " lSl9c, ducks 12g zoe. Live poul-
&c fowIs' iS@siS5 log IKE aueS 30 81 y.
ROSTERS. 12hc; chickens, broilers 13u
15c. Cheese: Steady; state milk, COM
mon 10 specials, IL a l6c. skins. COM
mon 10 specials SGl3lac: fun skins.
Sd6c Butter: Firmer; receipts 1883;
creamery extra, 3IL5lq34a.c state
dairy tubs, 20 a 33c. Initiation creamery
firsts, 23i2 a241zc. Eggs: Firm; re-
'ceipts IL 700; nearby white fancy, SO q
60ci nearby mixed fancy, 80 45c; fresh
firSt5. 36942c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24

Order is to be maintained by the rule
OF the firing squad. Civilians ana
soldiers alike will get short shrift Tor
the slightest infraotions OF the laws
II is not known here today how the
evacuation was accepted In Mexico
City, for as the first American Sol.
diers got away from land In the small
boats. the telegraph between vera
Cruz and the capital was cut.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-24
PETROGRAD DECLARES
Won HINENBERG'S FORCES
ARE IN RETREAT
tcontinniuled from PAGE on.J K

A number Of Belgian villagers
were killed and Injured.
ain East Prussia. our troops are
holding their own. The fierce
fighting in northern Poland Is still
without result. The southern Po-
land battle Is at a standstill In
the region OF Czenstochowo. Our
attack Is progressing on the south
ern wings northeast Of Cracow.
RUSSIAN reports-that Generals
Llebert and Tannewltz have been
captured are pure inventions"