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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1914-06-26
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La porte de la chambre 6tait
fendue par lie feu; les fammes pas.
salient par les fentes ct allaient l6,
cher les rideaux du lit. Michel
prit Suzanne sous son bras droit,
ct s'avanca vers le balloon. Il don
ma encore un grand coup de pied
dams la balustrade ct renversa ce
qui 6tait rest6 debout. Puts Sc
penchant en- dehors, il saisit lie GRO
chet de fer de la main gauche. Ii
Y cut une minute d'anxi6t6 supre-
me. Au-dessus d'eux. Sc balancait
une solve enf1ammee qui menacait
de tomber. Michel Sc laissa aller.
suspepdu par la main gauche ct
serrant toujours la taille de Suzan-
ne dams son bras droit pour tomber
sur une plate bande, au milieu des
Aeurs 6cras6es. II plia SUI ses ge-
noux ct faillit perdre connaissance;
mails Suzanne etait debout, sauv6e,
sans gu une seule 6tincelle cut
COuCu0 Sd IOU0 O1d11OAO.
-Sauv6e!
Ce cri @clata avec DIES aplaudis-
sements enthousiastes. Et CONNIE
dams la fouIe on ignorait le nom de
l'homme qui await accompli Get &C
tie d'h6ro1sme, rien ne put arr6ter
Get enthousiasme.
La jeune file s'6tait pench6e sur
Michel, qui await une sorte d'6va-
nouissement. II 6tait appress6, il
ne pouvait parler.
-Etes-vous bless6 Michel? Je
vous en- SUPPLE. 80. r6pondez-moi!
II fnit par dire, fxant ses yeux
pleins d'amour sur la jeune file:
-Non.... &c nest rien.... un
peu Acknowledgement. celia va
passer go. Mas vous?
oh! moi 800. je suis bien
heureuse?
Eft soudain ellie Sc jeta dams ses
bras ct l'6treignit avec passion. Un
des pompiers dit en- souriant:
All! cui, vous pouveZ blen
l'embrasser; a vous lui devez une
fameuse chandelle!
M. de St-Ermond 6tait rest6 d'a-
bord CLIQUE sur place, Sc sentant
yaincu, baissant la tete humili6. Ii
fallut que la comtesse he poussat
vers sa file en- lui soufhant:
-Surveillez-yous done! On vous
regarde.
Il arriva pour s6parer S suzanne
ct Michel, qui s'oubliaient dams les
bras Pun de lautre.
All! ma ch4re enfant! s'6cria-
til, en- embrassant Suzanne, quel-
lie horrible minute tn nous a fat
passer!. ..... Enfn, tie voila sau-
v6e!.....
Michel Sc reculait peu a peu, les
yeux hagards, revenant tout q la
r6alit6. 80. Tout q l'heure, en- sau-
want Suzanne, il await oubli6 l'6-
pouvantable accusation dirig6e
contre lui. ct il s'6veillait encore
plus malheureux; il voyait aupres
de lui les deux sergents de vile,
qui n'osaient plus le TOUGHER, mails
qui ne lie quittaient plus ct sem
blaient Sc defer de lui. M. de ST.
Ermond lui dit dune voix d6dai-
gneuse:
-J'espAre, monsieur, que Get &C
tie de courage vous servira de cir
constance att6nuante. QUAINT q
moi, quels que ruissent etre vos
torts envers moi, je n'oublierai pas
que je vous dois la vie de mon en-
FAINT.
Michel lui r6pondit ferement:
Isl j'ai fat mon devoir, mon
sieur, ce nest nullement pour &C.
qu6rir DIES droits q votre reconnais-
sance nj a votre protection. Les
remerc1ments de Mile Suzanne me
sufisent implement.
aFzss Ezzsa "
LA LoG1QUE DUN PRoCUREUR@
L'intensit6 de lincendie dimi-
nuait peu q peu. LIE toit du cha
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lEG EWa
LA LoG1QUE DUN PRocUREUR1

LA LoG1QUE DUN PRocUREUR@
L'intensit6 de l'incendie dimi-
nuait peu a peu. LIE, toit du cha
let s'6tait effondr6 CONNIE celui de
pusine. Et maintenant que lie
spectacle n'offrait plus lie meme at
trait, la foule commencait q Sc re-
tirer. La plupart DIES invites de
M. de St-Ermond, qui 6taient res
t6s par curiosit6, allaient lui serrer
la main. II acceptait gravement
tous les compliments de eondole-
ance, disant dune voix navree:
-C'est une perte epouvantable!
MATS vous etes assure, cher
ami?
Eth oui, je suis assur6; mails
assurance ne me paiera que la
valeur intrinseque de mon usine,
de mes machines; ellie ne pourra
me rendre les b6n66ces que celia
me produisait tous les ans.....
Sans compter mes approvisionne-
ments, qui 6taient consid6rables..
J'avais fait une superbe specula-
tion...
D6ja Nina Carenitch await voulu
partir, en- distant:
DE vous emm6ne, Suzanne.
Votre p4re vous confe q moi.
Mais Suzanne await r6pondu:
Non, madame, je vous remer-
Gle. Je ne quite pas mon PEREZ.
Eft d'ailleurs, je veux roster JUS
qua la fin.
Les fammes devenaient courtes,
plus noires, ct sc perdaient dams Ia
fumee. Puts, lie jour Sc levait. Et
tout lie foyer de l'incendie prenait
I'm aspect d6sol6. On voyait cette
immense 6tendue, noire de d6com-
bres, avec les jets DIES pompes qui
SO croisaient en- tous sens.
Vers six heures du matin, une
voiture arriva de Paris au galop.
-Volci le chef de Ia Snret6, dit
de paix. y
C6tait non settlement le chef de
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AvANT De PRENl0RE LES
IS MORO
lie uesais cent sOixanfe-aix-klu liEres ct n1aik1fenan
Iafteins Ie poids de deux cent dix Lures.
~ PAROLE nun FERNllER De L'OUEST

II Y a dams POuest une vrale grlserie du travail;
Ia perspective des resultats est 81 pass1onnante|
que l'homne de occur ne peut pas supporter me
me lidee dun instant perdu. II entrevoit tou-
iours de 81 bellies perspectives futures quill a au|
occur la rage du travail.
On concoit quelle est la torture morale du|
fermier qui sent sa lsante Sc runner petit a petit
qui Sc volt deperir, qui s'apereoit quill manque|
d'entrain quand il lui faudrait falre tant de chooses,
ouand il a prevu une telle sornne de besogne
pour lavenir. C'est lie moment alors de s,adresser1
aux specialistes qui ont fait letude des malad1es
des hommes ct qui savent quel1es sont les causes
de Get establishment du a I'm malaise general
pour lequel il ny a qu'un seul remede %ett1cace, les
Pilules Moro qui rendent du courage ct de la
force, de la sante ct de la vigueur ct qui ont de]a
sauve tant d'ho1nmes qui etaient sur lie chemln
du deperissement ct de la decheance.
Les Pilules Moro sont souvera1nes pour les
travailleurs affaiblis ct en- voici I'm exemple:
Messieurs les docteurs,
"Lorsque lie me suis adresse a vous la premiere
fois. Ietais en- tres mauvais etat ct jesperais, 81
vous vous en- souvenez, que votre remede me
donnerait plus de force que je men avals, en- vous
ecrivant. Eth! bien, mon souhait s'est accompli a
la lettre! II ny a pas deux ans que je demandais
votre avis sur lie cas- d'affaiblissement general
que je subissais. Depuis lors, jai pris a peu pres
deux douzaines de bottles de Pilules Moro ct je
1e Su1S pdI1dlIeIl1e1lI SuCAA, . y OASA AAASAAAS NJ 'o
de commencer a prendre de vos pilules je pesais
cent soixante-dix-huit livres ct aujourdhui jen
pese deux cent dix. VOLTA un record'de guerison,
on je ne my COMMAS pas.
Pendant hut ans TAI %souffert de maux de reins
ct Zen etais arrive a I'm etat d'epuisernent gene
raj qui me mettait au desespoir. Je suis cultiva-
teur ct un fort travailleur. Au debut de mon ms
tallation sur ma ferme de POuest, j'avais du
executor des ouvrages bien penibles, ct quand je
tonbai malade j'avais encore bien besoin de mes
forces d'autrefois pour tout ce que j'avais a faire
dams Iavenir.
Mon NAL etait partout, j'etais decourage, mes
iambes ct mes chevilles etaient douloureuses.
La mutt, je ne savais comment me metre pour
reposer, ct lie matin j'avais beaucoup de difficultt
pour marcher; il m'etait presque impossible dc
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITEs par /
No 272 rue Saint-Denis, Montreal.
Tous les hommes qui Sc sentent NAL en- tr;
devraient aller co%nsulter nos medecins GU leur
ment Sc trailer ct comment Sc guerir, mals auss1
ct toutes les maladies auxquelles lis peuvent ct
Les Pilu1es Moro sont en- vente chez tous i
aussi par la poste, au Canada ct aux Etats-Unis
pour six bottles. Toutes les lettres doivent ctr
272 rue Saint Denis, Montreal.
Pilules Moro sOllf lll'o
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raient.
-Vous savez quill a Gu une dis
cussion ayec votre patron?
-Oui; c'est bien facheux! Et je
ne comprends pas comment ca q
pu arriver. M. Michel faisait tout
aI'usine.. 80. ,
All! c'est lui qui dfrigeait tout.
St-Ermond voulut intervene:
MATS &c n'6tait que d'apres
mes ordres!
-Taisez-vous, monsieur! lui cria,
lie procureur.
Et, continuant l'interrogrtoire
de Bernier:
Pensez-yous que g Niche
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me baisser ct de me redresser. Mes urines trou-
bles deposaient ct en- me levant jetais harasse
fatigue. Les reins surnenes par ma vie active,
etaient evidemment congestionnes ct avaient per-
du toute action.
C'est alors que j'ai ecrit a Montreal a la Com
pagnie Medicale Moro en- expliquant mon cas- ct
TAI aussitot recu une consultation tres complete
ct les Pilules Moro que je d~emandais. Des la
premiere bo1te je me sentais beaucoup mieux,
les urines devenaient beaucoup plus regulieres,
la sensibilite du dos disparaissait ct il me SEM
blait que je rajeunissais; en- %que1ques semaines
j'ai retrouve la vigueur ct la souplesse perdues
depuis longtemps.
Bientot tout est revenu, lie courage ct lappetit,
ct VOLTA p%ourquoi je puts dire que je suis aujour-
d'hui lie fermier lie plus heureux de rOuest, ct
celia je lie dois aux Pilules Moro ct aux bons mede-
Gins de la Compagnie Medicale Moro; je les re-
commando a tous les travailleurs de la Saskatche-
wan ct des Territoires.-JOSEPH LAPO1NTE,
|Cutknife, Sask.
S Medecins de la Compagnie Medicale Moro, au
in, fatigues, sont tracasses par differents ma1aises.
ecrire. lis apprendraient non settlement COM
&c quill faut faire pour prevenir Reimbursement
e exposes.
IS marchands de remedies. Nous les envoyons
sur reception du prix, soc pour rne bolte, $3.50
adressees: COMPAGNIE MEDICALE MORO,
sp6cialff6 pour les h0l,,z1os.
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+SSas.E FEE1.N.L rErE4&. gSE-4EEss.
Thomerain soft coupable d'avoir
mis- le feu?
-Lui? s'6cria Bernier en- 6ten-
1dant la main. On me couperait 'e.
bras, que je dirais que ce nest pas
vrai!
Cette declaration produisit une
grande impression dams rauditoire;
mails le procureur reprit aussit6t:
-Quand etes-vous entire, pour
la derniere fois, dams les chantiers
d'aprovisionnements?
"A oontinuer)
The Detroit times., 1914-10-15

ID. Nemurowsky. ass High; L wein.
stein, 636 Cameron: @. Fttters. Ia
Field; H HUI; Woman's hospital: X
olssswski. IA Thirtieth; W. o5erlin
sSss,n Q sEs sns q
la Townsend; r. Bell. SEE Hiilgsr; 8
troit; q. Helms, Woman's hospital; r.
Reasener. IL Longworth; NJ Horwita
lss Theodore; = Madsy ESQ Thirty.
4 nsnssnsessr. st1 4roms 1eS O. Mar.
son, 3le Alexandrine; II. Nudge, 667
Psnnsylyania; r Bisssks i1sI jos
Campau: J. Kolovaciak, $50 Farms
worth; 8. sspanskL 81 Ferry: X Katz
lai aSmms isl seost @sn W. W. FIws sns
1. se Ms Ii Neville: a. Fs idnss1
4. soedsrtisr. lars Huiburt.
Rivar xskss ~ .. %a.'i si ssfa i'si
EULER, 2si Adelaide; r.. Deptuia.. sos
Leland: J. n. Brown. n Oakland; l.
ooisbioeyskk SO Grandy; n Bordna,
Eiysrd; a Parrinsllo. tts Russell; =
Hendrie; r. Nowicki. iIsf 81. Aubin;
A. Persenger. $50 Beaubien; X. Decker,
1875 vinewood; H. Tabb, 1851 Grand
blvd; r. Nolepa. rs Golner: ,. Hen
drtckes, SOS Howard; p. L.acolla. 43s
Adelaide; g. Pa.saiaSgna. sss consrsssj
rs Adelaide: A. TomassysFs. zis Belle.
ltwins): r.. BsIi. b47 HilIesr: TX Ensei.
man. 1895 Parker; A. saimoni, is1 III
The Detroit times., 1914-10-15
VESSEL PASSAGES.


The 500.
sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Oct ~
Up: Crescent City. 10 last night;
Ionic. 10 so; Dickson, i:so a. m: Phipps,
$3.50; paipoonge, 1880.
Down: Pontiac, y last night: EN-
press Midland. James Donaldson, Day
ton, IL; Howard Shaw, a. m: John
Reiss. $3.50, Baker. a; Castalia, Z; Byers.
1880: Harmonic, s.: Huron City, choctaw.
$3.50; Hill. 3: Superior City. Maia, ESQ;
Detroit.
Up: Parks Foster. 1880 last night;
Carter. l0.4ot Starmount. IL 40: sar-
anac. ~: Robbins, 1890. Stone. 1870:
Lynch, Pollock. 2.40; Cornell. 3:30; An
daste. Muncy tarrivedl. s: Castle
Rhodes (arrived). 5:3o. Phil Minch, 8;
Amazon, Northern Queen, 7:46: Color
US, 8; Castle Rhodes (cleared). Huron
told). 10.
Down: odanah, 10 last night: Cone
maugh, 1915; Lewiston. l:20 n. m. /;
wyandotte.. 2;2o: Bethlehem, $40;
Princeton, 4; Osler, $40; Lackawanna.
Athens John Barlum. TAO; Ellwood,
Manda. $3.50.
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DETROIT. Oct 14--Close: Wheat
lash prices IN Liverpool. where they
sorts a good cash demand.
Early adyices were builish from
Winnipeg. Wheat receipts at. that
boint are falling OF sharply and cash
hs everything they can get chicago
lsPorts country acceptances light for
III grains. but stocks In Minneapolis
ass iain asoS S n n r rsglsSs
Escssd The general feeling here is
hat foreign conditions Justify consid.
ind oats. but the financial difficulty In
carrying elevator stocks Is so great as
70 hold back business and prevent an
Nth n %aeh fgsuion' Tss
far looks like q long struggle and IL
believed that every bushel of Am
Irican wheat out 10 Ind a market at
Il YBroomhali cables buiiish news about
he wheat crops of France and italy.
liverpool reports strong undertone
hss nd an sA ssr c %aniaoSs osr
Fargoss are advancing and PACING
loast offers are small. All the Euro
kean wheat growing countries snow
Wheat advanced steadily and closed
liz q gain for the day or 101h c.
i Corn and oats advanced NC, Deans
tained &c and cloverseed lost lOc.
Receipts In the Detroit market We'd
lssdsy were 1000 6bis OF hour cars
harley and I of hay. wlthdrawais were
Loco bbis Of hour. $500 bu Of oats
Ind 1000 bu Of rye. Stocks are $4,000
Ia Of wheat. i4s.700 bu OF corn. $4,000
Ia OF oats and 27.4s0 bu OF rye.
Wheat stocks ut Minneapolis IN
Ireased 100000 bu In four days.
They are figuring on a winter wheat
lcreage In this country this fall OF
1si AMT acs nss ssoBB last year the
suaI annual imports amount TO ss.-
"a: French wh... 3, ssr ave 900 IS I, a's,
Wheat quotations. Cash No. red.
lilo: December opened with. an ad..
lance OF hc at 31.14h and advanced
sds 70 Mry spiNS Me- At White si snS a0
| Coarse grain quotations: Corn: Cash
10. 5. 7sc; No. 9 yellow. 2 cars at 7Sc:
10. yellow, 73c.
/ Oats: standard, 4 car at 47hc. 4 At
lTkc. dosing at 4sc: No. 3 white.
IThc: No. 4 white. 46c.
| Rye: Cash No, 2. soc.
Beans. Immediate. prompt and Octo-
Der shipment. 92.7b: November, 1870.
i cioverseed: Prime spot 3sl5: De-
kember. $3.50: March, $3.50; sample
lsiks. ~; sample aisik, IL bars at
Timothy; Prime SPOT $3.50.
| Receipts Of wheat wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-15

DIED
HALLIGAN--oct 13, 1914, Hugh, dearly
beloved husband OF Mary Maher Hal
ligan. beloved father OF Charles and
Daniel, Lulu and Nellie Halligan.
Mrs. Il. n. Mccarthy and Mrs. J. M
Sullivan Funeral 81. vincent's church
Friday morning, $3.50 standard. Kind
ly omit flowers.
BELANzER--wiliiam Oct. IL, at his
home, 2s2 Canton, aged 6s, beloved
husband OF Mary Corneau Beianzer
and father OF Mrs. J. c. Vermeulen
and Miss Clara. Funeral Thursday
from residence $3.50, at st. Joac chin q
church at 3. Burial at Mt. olivet by
auto.
DAvIS--Irsne E., Oct, IL, at the home
OF her mother, Mrs. l. E Davis.
Funeral Thursday from the residence,
1907 Third-ave. Burial private.
KEI.Ly-Edward j.. aged 81 years. be-
loved son OF Edward L; and Louise
Kelly. brother Of Mrs. p. w. Roman
and Arthur g; Kelly: Funeral from
ave. Friday morning at $3.50 and 3
o'clock from Our Lady Of Sorrows
church.
McMULLEN--Lawren Oct. IL. at his
residence. Goddard I'd, Ecorse town.
ship. aged 10 years, beloved husband
cof Catherine McMullen, father OF I'D
win p, Eugene j. McMullen and Mrs.
Fred Bertschinger. Funeral from 81.
Francis Xavier church. Ecorse. $3.50
a. m. standard. Thursday.
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vision; c, Pike. woman's hospital; II.
6arnsidi a. Pettks. 7is 81 Aubin: l.
Qlabach. woman's hospital: 8 stone.
Woman's hospital: H. Mumahgh. 1901
Hastings; r. Pierson, II wesson. n.
Johnston: n Murray. 1857 Helen: j.
Guntrek 207 Frontenac. S. kasoucki.
z3I Milwaukes; L. Moore Jr, ls2 Van
Dyke. G. Bertram. 157 Military: y.
chene; NJ zuikowski 1854 Russell; A.
Klauza, 1915 Theodore: c. Dembinskl.
fs2 Alexandrine: r. Rossi SIS Pennsyl-
yania. j. Reeser, $50 Cass; X. Peter.
NTH: NJ. Williams. ~ Hazel.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-15
MARKETS and FINANCE

Southwest. $4,000 bu. against I25. 600
against sts; Tinnespoiiis. sssss cars cars
AGAINST ai6; Winnipeg. SoS cars. against
l,zsb. Chicago. 464 cars. against los.
The European visible supply OF
wheat decreased 2.0sS. 900 bu last week
and Is now ss.i4s.00O Blu. against IT,
500, 900 bu a year ago.
Primary wheat receipts were 1888
600 bu. against i,30i. 900 bu "A year ago
exports OF wheat and -four Wednes-
The worlds available supply Of
iss.oss0oo bur n week ago and iIs,-
100000 bu year ago.
TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. Oct. l4.--wheat: Cash.
u.llhi Decsmber, tl.l6h; May. el.22+
Corn: Cash, Tbc; December. 6shc. May.
Isc. Oats: Cash. 4shc; December.
SiNc: May. $3.50. Rye: Cash, soc.
Sioverseed; Cash and october ss:I7h;
thy Thy cash and oe.oeer ,gsG: Deem
Ss.6b: December. $3.50; March. 50. But
ter. eggs and hay: Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO. Oct. I4.--Opening: Wheat.
December. up hc; May. up sac. Corn:
December, up &c: May. up Nc. Oats:
December, up hc; May. steady. Pro-
Visions; Firm and higher.
Close-Whsat: December up lie;
May up Ne, Corn: December steady;
Nay May dawn IN Psss Psm aS ND
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e esss.' | G eisf !

Cash with order II charged. 10
No transient advertising inssrted,
for less than iec with cash; isc II
charged. per insertion.
The above rates apply to all clAssl ;
nations except Births, Cards o.
Thenkp. Obituaries. Meeting Notices
and AL Ads preceding Male Help.
Hirths. Doaths Cards OF Thanks anc
Aeeting Notices--Minimum charge. Sse
Tor - words or less. Over 81 woroa
word.
observation-disclosures charge. soc; sos
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ron sALE-.-rAnas
SMALL AND LAKE FARMS

~ acres, 10 miles, IN from Woo0xf1
car: good roads and coll. excel n
io-room brick house, stone. ecIIqf
esa .,rs,,y yard, artssian well isrxt
cement floors. grinder. shelter. enclI 81
age cutter. bone cutter. gaa omgtnDf q
chicken houses and coops: team Go61
h hf iacsc rs wyan sHw ana s osS1
chickens. Pekfn ducks. pigs. croD1
worth sfoo; $4,000. very rsasohaIl5
Is acres Beautiful home 81 g.
Of hills on springfield creek, ! hn)l(1|
Orchard Lake electric Bioom0113
Hills; fne black soil, orchards. ~
room house, stone cellar, { stabltn
chicken house. sheds and c0rr-ofI6<'
old mill by river; hpe air. beautlfoI'
surroundings. ~ miles; es.7oo. mfQ&1
exchange for small business Or tn~.
cass and Elixabeth Lakss--7s1f
acres intsrsecting Dlizabsth. extoQ6&
,hng ,, eeck 90 rods On Cas- 49,
ers. etc; good soil. meadow. sj7 6e95
Ing apple, peach and plum tree
patch timber; nne. duck cover. eh4
pike run: beautiful view four lakeo
cass lake frontage VIII Il Day Sor 4 /;
VIII divide: low payment eaex
Lake ST Clair spprosch ana i've
creek; az acres fne black aoil. o.
room w STORY cottage, barn. stable
q chicken house, ETC.. fenced; large ana.
small fruit: nne shaded road: GOOD
beach. nshing, duck hunting, : mjllo
Mt Clemens. Shore Line TO Lakesi6o
on proposed ID. II. n. shore route
$4,000. very easy terms.
Shore Hne--1 acre good grouuG<|
Ia mile from st. Clair lake ana Nn0
I, beach: sfx-room BUNGALOW fully fur<
nished: also large TENT iunibsr {of
CHARLES EWGELHxRR1D'
~ Az M0ffat Block. Cherry 1911. "a
The Detroit times., 1914-10-15

PRODUCE MARKET

The feature OF the market this
morning was the formal ending OF the
peach season The boat has been bring
ing up the strippings Of the trees for
practically disappearsd, or enough so.
at least. that the boat has ceased max
ing trips to the islands. Receipts OF
poultry were liberal. but included 9
large percentage of small hens and
No. stock. There was no change In
prices, but the No. stun II hard TO
move and there was doubt az TO the
market cleaning up.
App..s.-New. ssesoc per bu.; si.sso
bssssss Good shipping stock. si.so
issks-prisd iimas. 7Mosc per h.;
green. 26030c per quart
Cabbage q 100 per Dbl.
Caulfnower-5b0 86c per dos.
Celefy--Aichigan. large. 2002Bc:
small, 1901 5c per doz.
Cheese--Wholesale prices: Michigan
fiats. 1401{Xc; New York. IGN 016&c;
limburger 13013c; domestic Swiss 20
02fc imported Swiss. 30622c: long
horns, 14h 016c; daisies. 14h Disc Id.
Chestnuts--12Q1 lac per 10.
Cranberr1es--Sb.7s per bbl.; ~ per bu.
D ne. X a. nsv ca, rard''
Drss.ed caivesFancy, iso1sc; COM
mon. HQ16c per 10. -
Fresh vegsiablss-orsen peppers, IS
The Detroit times., 1914-10-15

CHICAGO. Oct l4.---wheat wasfirm
tons OF light receipts OF spring wheat
on both sides Of the International
boundary.
advance OF u a &C and the gain was
maintained on the early trades.
Oats sympathlzed with the other
grains and under good demand ad-
vanced hQ%c,
Provisions had support from the
hog market today and were firm and
higher.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-15
BUY STOCKS

Ltocks7 Our ciiptsIs had this qusstion
knswsrsd Tor them just = short time
k9o. send for our Booklet containing
Roger w. Babson's article on when
sTATIsTIC1E 0RqANIzATIoN. En-
oss:s wi1s',sY n ss Nm q
The Detroit times., 1914-10-15

The following firms are privileged
carlyle a Povah, w. A. Hamiin q Co.
II. w, Noble 4 Co., w, L. Moss q Co..
lewis G. Gorton, W. e. Reilly & Co,
Eso. M West q Co.. II. 9. Warren q
Eo.. VIM. II. Rose a Co.. w. A. Neer q
To-. w. b. Mclaughlin.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-15
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
Dunning 4 stevens' Report.

Il
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. IA
prime. ss.soGfe.fs; fair to good. $500
sso ss phs saSy sste fsl q sScc
$40 q $50, = best best handy ss;soSss.;
IS, 40 9.10s cows and heifers, prime
S ssssh.i sslfts gs s ssas handy Y
good, S6.5O@725; best heavy fat cows
5000: good butchering cows. SEQ
s2s medium TO good. t5as.7s: cutters.
Q4s5: common and rims. $500;
stockers and feeders. selected feeders,
sI2sQ7.5o; fair to good. yo7695; bes!
Gs35: light and common, s5@5.15;
bulls. best heavy. s7@725: good butch
ering. ts,5og7; sausage, se.So@s; stock
Hogs: Receipts. 5000; market. slow;
heavy and workers.. ss.soas.4o: pigs
sheep: Receipts 1000; steady tor
wstSsr.. iS::s9s;. ewes ;s.isSS.so.
UNION STOCK YARDS. =
UNION STOCK YARDs CM CHI
ket. slow and steady. mixed and butch.
rough heavy, $500 Ing: iish. s1.ss 6
1850: market. slow and steady; beeves
3: stockers and feeders. ssso@sis
T sssss sslvss ssos st.sas
ssn io ys iS i nasss ssSsss; a.. sssi
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
cLEvELAND. Oct. iI-Hogs: Re-
mixed. s.: pigs. ana light. $50 o.. Us;
1855: stays. $3.50 Cattle: Receipta. 5
cars; 15c lower Sheep and lambs:
Receipts. Is cars; slow and steady;
49, is%0i Srm: nc TOP G3i1.7s.
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.
TOLEDO, Oct. 14.-Hogs: Receipts.
1900 head: market, SC lower; heavies,
ALSO $50; mediums. e7.3o0e: good
pigs. sL750s.10: workers.. $s0S1o:
Calves; Market slow Sheep and
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.
CHICAGO. Oct 14-Rutter Extras.
20 u 0soc; frsts. 253 027c; dairy ex-
tras. 27Nc; nrsts. IAN Qsec. Eggs:
Prime ordinary 1sh 92ohc; nrnts.
2ih@s2hc. Cheese: Twins. l5 o 1shc g;
young Americas. l5016c. Live Poul-
try: Fowls, IN 01Sc: ducks. 1s41tc:
geese. 11912c: springs. IN y l5c;
turks. Ice. Potatoes: Michigan. white.
40 q soc. Red, 40047c: wisconsin. white.
40 q soc, Red, 40Qf7c; Minnesota. early
ohio's. 470szc. New potatoes: az cars.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-15

2-FAMILY REALITY

Artistic and elegant are the only words
TO properly describe my unusually
weslll-bniit aat. Modern In every de-
cannot be excelled. 90 and % church-
ui-ayey corner OF Bethune. In frst
piock north OF Boulevard. one block
east or Twelfth, restricted. Very
the ordinary. 49, y
go 4 II KoBINsoN. owner
Grand 376s-J 20 Baer-st
The Detroit times., 1914-10-15
THREE ACRES

One block from electric. All moasrn o.
room cottage. bath, gaa. good barn.
$50 fruit trees; - miles from city
hall; price $500 or exchange for'
residence ~ ownsr l. employed =
STEELE BROTHERS
Sls Free Press bldg. Auto ssrvice.