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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-22

Get your Chill ND Hot~Chocolat'
at Harrison S, in AI2seksws-Gammor
building. advt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-22

Paper hangers are not busy and
wall paper is he1T7-"--A,axtTS the
time to paper LDs~ rooms. w., e
Reymul L-rr adv.26o
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-22

Buy the Alb dSs Rsase and save
80 per cent of yoHf>gas bill Let
US show you: s. cn~k Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-22

Call and see US. We -Aaven't
made any chaii~e.-s,,!aa.- Our prices.
Hotel Barber .sAcr - c. Lee.
manager. adv If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-22

J. T. Tucker, Job 3sqnting"-
that's all. DaiIxe{lsnt Office.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-22

For feed and >rsse~'fhone Broad
head & kennedy~ old>rhone Is. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-22

Baggage-Call NJ when you
want a baggasS~<agon>> adv.tf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16

Mirtsbnus ipur0s Bon S0n5..loen,
Singenoen uno ,3,etenoen niGt leer,
92e9 i;t1t nur TIRE teitere. ionoeru
ava cine ielr eynIte Seite bntten eie
I8interquartiere. bic Der alte 7SriB
nit ieinen Sololten te5og. IN if
nen 'o1te lie 9i83iplin ron nelem be-
feitigt .oerbel,, Die lid ndbreno Der
5elo5ugsmonut. gelodert bate. SIN
CONNER 1att< nan of.rs Die 4u=
gen s~u9e0riidt; 0ie Cffi5isre maren
nit ihren 2euteu iebr 3ufrieoen ges
lpeIen. Die batten Iih .pdter gelhl0z
gen. SEPT uber muBte ibnen mieOer
etpos ,Roiion" beiaebrdht peroen.
5dglif fonoen 3lpei 9etilunben Itutt
uno on Sonntug Elm LANCER @pttes=
oienit; oos Mbsnomobl puroe ale
bier Gage nus9eteiii. Die r8etItun
cen" pnren freiIit niht 10 lang,
nie man qlnuben m5tte; Tie our
zen nit Sinlen uN0 Gsbet nit1t mshr
aIs cine 8iertelituuOe ouuern, uno fir
Understanding oisics 8e6otes bate
ner 0eiItlihe einen 3aler Strofe gu
3abIen. Den QroBteu 2eil oes "a
qes puroe erer3iert; fir Die otter
Qeute. Die bic eiegesbeute iibermii
tig Qemodt batte. muBten Die 3iigel
itroff onge3ooen merben, Hn0 queen
tamen nm 0isis 3eit bic junqen re
truten no3u, ii. Qleth Die Qan3e
Strenqe oe3 0ienTes toften Ionten.
r@s mar in oieiem @inter 10 geliu0es
8etter," er}dhlt 2. 3. 8orIelpiif in
Ieinen Grjtq4erlnnerunQsn, DOB tpir
i'm fyebruorjo IuQliA ohne ie6t taft
III na6en i'm 6reien uns in Der
0dTfen iiben uno i'm Mler3 i'm 4an3en
9ataiGon i'm 5euer erer3ieren TOM
Ten, Sd hotte ale Sa8e 20 Refruten
zen Der Gompn9njs sum DENT TIC:
tia 3u maG.en."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16

Iihts Der nsuen oeutiden unterises
6%oottaten oeiisn 81 e%ntiinnen, Dap bic
Qahfommen Der beutih ge6ltebenen
So6ien. pie uniern Gnit6ourne in
0em 6euii9en Sent lonoeten, I'm nit
0affeugepalt Die IddFi@sn a0nig
rei6e in GHalauo I'll erribteH, prG!s
luieoerum lire .9rahen" beitie8cn
ha6en, nm Der In GHaldH0 groB ges
uoroenen 8aHe uieoer eiumal 0eu!
ites @tieu in 9rimmiger S3;igieIt
tiar3umoaen. Q3ie o5nmd6:ia wiroe
he rsthe 5taot eiuem erniteH @n
aCifie gsQeaater boiisaeH, 0spiB. fe
oerTijqt G0er sipei oeraitete 3efeHis
a%nngsnerle om 0jtliden uno psli!.
aeu Gaoe. oler In rem sintu. meii.,=
fcu, ty1umen einiQs ate 6intsrlls
Der pom dlten t3ei;en, uuo in Dem
0iilifer U5ed .Ierriets" an mo0sr
nen @sidagen. Die 5u Dem alien
Sort poIien. .mie usuer 0ein IN ate
Shlduhe".
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16

Der YguHid; mari. ~ SOD nidt SpIz
Dat 9elporfen." 1us mar Die Stim>
mung De. ermloeter Srappen mad
einem fd-ten 5elc}ud uuo rsun Die
Nopem ,sritiirme 0abiufegttn, penn
Der erIte Sdnee tom, oann ieSnte "a,
ales nah Sen QilrtIeren. Nu6 bier
9ing es nod bochit 0iirftiQ uno drms
lid gu. Dos 3sItlaqer, bel benz man
nit Raum nitt }u lpdren brnu6te,
lpuroe 0urd enge Gorfer eriebt, Die
bIrh ben 9rieI part ~mitgenommen
pdren. Iber mar botte 0of nsnigs
items Elm 0ah iiberm Gopf unb ihiief
hlnter felten WtGuern. Die t!einen
0~orfbduier nur0en oft nit 3ebn
Mann belegt; nie Cffilists elmer
aompognie hattea gemeiniam cir
Stibhen, in Dem es. renn nGs I'm
Quarter tpnren. foQar an plaB sum
Steben feblte. geionoers ihrper tp1@
rem lie 8ferbe unter3uhringen. Die
bdufi9 in Shuppsn uno SheuneH
qeitel, rperoeu mubten. Bon 0en
0Crfbelpotueru. Die islbIt tuun fir
iih unb lire &ipoer 8rot 6dtten,
tonnts mar nidIts ~oerIorlen. Der
GoI0nt ertisIt peiter itine tdglife
9rotportjon pon 2 Qfuno uno no
aentIit oreinal ie = Fiuno 5leiih.
Srcs olsm dber murotu oieIe elem
ben Gu1rtitre. ME Nrof. p. Shar=
fenprt III iejnen &ultur6iI0etn aus
Der @~srs1naenbeit 0s5 a!tprsuBiihen
0eere5 er31Hlt. nolo oer SdaupIab
groBer Tr06tihteit. Der qoniq Bate
e5 germ. reuu iih he 2eute n0dl bar
Ten 9dmpfeu b%eIuitiQteu, mo bet6ot
jeoe %unEotiQe Gt3rung Der Wtonn>
idofteu. is tpar gefeEt aeqe6en, oab.
penn er ourdls GuGrtjer rift, Die
SoIoaten f6 I'm i'm gar niAt 81
t4mmtrn t~r1ubten. unD Dit rift er,
untca6tet oor Der IuIiiRn G6ar,
0urh 0ie @afen, nm iih an Dem
5rotIjnn un0 per 6eiteyteit ieiner
oaeris1 SIT erfreuen. Ston meui4e
1oqe n1h pem Gin3ug iii bic Winter
quartiere mar cine Wufitban0e ous
einem ua6cn Gtdot1tu Ia, mo ba3
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16

Ser CbcrtOmmaubant Scr tlrhihcn 3O tic, Ser bcmfibe @icasmiral eunaou
init ieHen Stabc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
Die Brotkarten in BerNa.

I'm csr @erIhnsnoung oor5ubeus
gen uno Elm moqlitiT Ionges Dor
toIttn Der grotitoif 9orrGts gu er-
mGgliden, peroer bstonnt,id in Ser
lin uno onoeren Stdotsu Teutid
limbs iebt fo~senlunts 9rotiarter
c~usQeeeben. ourh pslhe bar 8ert0uf
6es grotes genau re1uilert miro. 6ir
ieosn Gopf Der 8eO0ltsrung miro EN-
1epilies GuoHtum 8rot rsip. 9e
t~lei0emebt per Uott tepiail:.
Wir brtngcn 6ier tiae Abbilounl
ron 9r~attdrten. nie he in Berlin
riuasfubrt fno uuD fa ooTt berpdbrt
ba6eu. IS piro duo. mlersiferen
15aeres u6er bic Tn osr oortiasn
0~er.gitunq ga bDyen. Die Staot Der
lin nat sur 8sr!eiluHa Der 0rQttly
Ten 10 @rgtperteItun5sbe 3jrte ejnae
riGtst. UNI 3lpor babtn ben NotRg
eer 40 9rottommiifonen bic &ttto
ren Der GelaeiuoeiAH!su ibernom
men. 16nen ijno peti 11ieosue 6iIfs
trdfte 5u,eteiIt uoroeu, G& lperOeu Il
oesmal fir 2 Wcc)en }frej perihieoen
iarbiqs 9roitlrteu p%etteitt. Seoe Aartc
ailt aber nur ljit bic inc W0d3e. uno
mas in nie1er rireu Nohf niht ent
Eommen Mir an 8ate. tam in be-
r1tiien W0fe uitt me5r geloui;
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16

perosn. Man boTFt. ouF oieIt 0eiI.
ieoer unniiBen &|ergeuouHg ~oor5ubeu
Gen. Sine uebertrdqunQ Der Bret
tavten lit nitt itlttbdit uno itshf
unier itioerer 8efdu9nis uno @elo
itraie. 0iefsiben bobea Strafen trei
len ben 8dder. oer, cine einen Bon
3u %betommen. Wdre ubqibt. lle5ri
gems erbdlt iecst 9Qter nur Iopie.
Mebl ge.isfert, l0ie er in Der Dordui
%eea1ngenen 0o6e Srptmarteu ejnqe
uonmen bot.
S6tpisrip NOR bic ReQeluna be-
5roQe. ipispjel ben 5oiels uno Ben
hcneH SgQemfi en- lUeroen iplIte. Ulun
hat iid nun oabln satfhieoen. 81
aestdrter fir tis 0dfte aus}uoe6en.
rno 5'pdy 1uf GrHno Der poIi3eilit
2emeIoeien &@erToren. 5iir Die IRE
Itauranis III sutidig6en tpnrceu, nap
tie Bret nur at1'n 8e3oblunq oera6
teitea olirien. uno o1B Re njda.s oa
gceu e:rnenoer oIrfen. penu Der
Gait 'elr Bret mitbrtqqt. Gin 8uit-
ioirt cart aber an itine 8dite 9rot
t5en'dfI5 nur abQe6er lrsnn er oas
lir einen Son pon BET 8rottarte 81.
tommi. Sober. Der alio cine 0dit-
pirtIhdft beiudt, miro oaber qe
3pun9sn iein. ieine gtottlrts bei iidl
81 traqen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
Der alte Trit i'm WiutarqMartier.
vine %icil8cndee NrinnernH0.

Gie oeuii6tn 6tere Sic asi;.tn i'm
g3irttr Qrofe GA,epttu iAtlaen, bo
hen Is niht 10 glt tpie o.e 1ruppen
Trieorit5 3. Gr.. Die n1b Der oama-
liQen Att Der &%ritrfUbrun1 I'M Wiu
Ter mebrere Wonait ieite Guurtiere
be3oQen. 1freiIia bitten Is Die Sol
odttn oes alien FtiB dber auh piel
noti9er ulS bic bedtlQsn RrieQsr. Gus
3urubn, 0tnu 9triorQun1 uno Ger
pfie9uu9 le3en oanlaJ5 nod isbr i'm
ar9en. N}nnritdften upo YierOe
rpdrsh tyihopft. biz ltniiormsn ser
riGen, Die U0ffen ihaobdit. uno Der
Rd6ihub 9lul niht 10 ihnelI uno
gut ponlt0tteu ipie III uniersm ,3eitnI
ter Ser G%Iienb0bren uno Nutomobile.
G0s m%ousQeistte Qieoen unter
C-eiem 0immel pirtte bel Der uoH.el
bntten S~etlelounl mo T~usru,tuna
hoo'ii un9iiniti1 dii 0cu 8eiunoheits
siiltono oes @eerte. .Uenn id. 10
ihrel9t etu Cffijier 6rieOyihs .. Or.
4lpos NJ Ser sou mar, came Rltts
I'M Ht0tr uno Sturm 81 Yisroe lab.
ipenn ih Ircl ie;n mlBte. Elm G.iid
irodenes 9o%'nmiBbro; uno Gin
Shlhftlea Gr0nHtlpeiu an 6lben.
tpenn ih lab, ME Der drmlte Nr
eeitsmdnn feline N~iiyfii9s W|abI3sii III
big ptr3ebreH uu0 feline miosn @!iss
Der ourt unaeitGrtsn ShIummsr ers
quidsn tonute. Damn regte iib pobl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16

oieiem 0iiutsl iest ein Gnoe qemot5t
pernen mira. nitt nnr 0urh idDus
DE Vlittel; Die lno bel fart ein1es
nur3elttm TiintsI unm6slidl lonosru
ourh W}ittet. bic itdrf ijno, ME
oas. lpeld)es tiirjIltt am 8eadn 0ed0
eiHen 1ruppeutrdusport III ole Si,fe
leHtte uno in oen btnlhbarteu @es
pdIiern elmer 4H3d9I BON brit:Iteu
6anoetsihiffen ben 0ardus mabte.
Der 8edfp 0eao Iisgt oirett lpeit
lid pom G%ditbourne. Yin teiner Steue
fau0eu 10 pieIe Strmoun9en Itltt.
pie bort, no ielbit Der 9r0Bte geuht
turn uu0 Die TIN in ipeitem 9ogen
umaebenoeu geudtiniffe Die SftIf
fabrt in Rebel una 1uatel njd}t por
llngljit 81 bemanren DermoleH. Gr
raQt ndmIjh nett hindHs ms W}eer
0ieier liz W|eter robe STRETCHES.
ols lei or BON Der Gdtur oortbin Qe
lcBt. ujht um IN itnepoe 9beQen
ionoeru triepjyA 0lter}ieben0s @hIf
fe 81 Bremen, @slpaItiQe @5hen ar
ieinen Ssiteu. Q%eriiep BON ben
Slnrmfluten oes Spdtherates IND
Trib(iuas. Bacon J%alienotn ron
SfUihrUhiaeu a,s 3uIjudt8ort az
ojent. Epeuu t.pe rtttsuoe Anqe iie
bineiutrie6. 3ort Qe.agerte 9orrdte
t5nnen BIZ G'eretletsR an 4ebeu II
Gdlien. bis bic qtpeitibte See nie1er
sur gtuhe 2etomm,u lit un0 g{tttun1
non auttn erlGIc;.
Sit 0os 1detern eou GajfFeu or
@sa50 0tae 'ac ot Gaittpayrer
natg3u ettoas Na,5aGd1es %gslporosn
lie III as ~dnoe3rFsj,s ast n.hf o1s
erieMdt. oa oey Gonueg pes Ayte
se5 biec ic5ga 1aier foroer,a YIN
HtriettsU @seae. Uo eiU oett. does
Unteris.toet Ben ,u5l{as Ira3p@3
.t.au 1ort 8r. i93 tt 0ie J pas
1tHGtt. 't1iuHusst.t tlag Irdgs5Haa''
F.o.te uuter &ow,ra, Gr3gc lie om
I'll <iij 1090 tjne o@ereE1i1;e bsj
tU@ oa1rot zee S.otts. 1aal ja1a.
is acr. tea 3eejict. User BIZ @t
a1.e pHos-tct i6 maH&o ann
Eaajauo tat a.I Day5n. 'ta 3ae
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16

Ter 1897 nur0e .. Bird sum 8oms
manoeur oes 0aroetorps eruuunt
uno i'm Sanuar 1902 pertaui hte er
oieIe Stellurg nit Dem Sommunoo
iber oas IA. armeetprps. oas er
nod iiber flint Sabre fubrte. @m II.
September iibertrug Inn Der adiier
Die brittle Nrmees SnIpettion in 0dn
noper, Der bus T., 10, Il. uno ID.
(Wurttemberglites) Nrneetorps I'M
t~eritellt iino. Nm Is. September
pur0s 8enerol b. Bod a Ia lutte BEG
5nIanteriersqiments Nr. 80 geitelt.
I'm IS. September 1908 gum Sc
aeraIoberIteu. an /. Sanudr 1911
gum @eneralfet0murihda uno sum
Gbef oes Snianttrie Heginents 5rsi
herr b.. 5parr 6. QDeItfdIiites) gtr.
rs in R0ln erulunt uUo tur3e ,3eit
0druuf dts Wtitqlieo oes 6errsnbuu
Ies 6eruTsn. Tim bic Grtpittung oes
feeres bot fit 8enetaIfelomarihda
oon Bod ho6e @eroieuite erporben.
Geionoers ouyh Die Gi%nFuhrnnq Oe5
Gret1er Settlements fir Die Snfqn
terie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
veHeraIislGmarftaI Won EotR
nnd GoIab /.

Oensr1lfelom0ritaa BON Bot unb
pola6, 3uleBt 4tmees Snipettor Der
0ritteu Armes Snipettion in 0anno@
bsr. Der i'm Sabre 1912 in Den Rube
itono trut. 1T ois'er Gage. 10 Sabre
alt, an elmer 9eyjmusteIent3iin0ua9
aeitorben.
Wlor b. BOD uno goIaA tpuroe
am 5. Septemter 1912 gu Jrier ge=
6oren uno trdt an 10. Sui. 1860
ais Setonoeleutndnt in ous Snfou
teriereQimeut 4r. 50 Elm. Ro4oem
ct lid in oeu ariegsn 1864. 1866
uno 187O-71 beroorroqeuo ausge-
}eifnet, tuuroe er in oen Gensrnlitab
perIeBt. 1884 srfol8te feline 8sforoe
ruug gum 66ef oes 8enerdltab5 oes
Is. Qrmeetorps in Gtrabbuyg uno
1891 Die sum O6erquartiermeiiter
I'M GroBen Generalitd6e. Sm 9e3em
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16
Eeaty Bsad.

Yin benz oitliten 1eiIe Der BON Der
Iatur i'm 9lima mo an Sd0nteit
70 reid aeiegnsteu Giiotiite Gn9
lanos. in Der in psnigen StGnoeu
Don ben frun5oiiihen 6dieu Bot
Iosns uno 8ieppe gu ereitenoen eng
Iiiden 0raffduft Suiier, lie9t Der
pornslme 9oOfort Glitbourne. uuF
LANCE Sabre binaus betduut als Din'
ie%rdufsnthlit Der pornebmeu englIs
faen WeIt. ole erf 0dnn Die freultos
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-16

4usqtejt. Jrau n; 0.6t
S6r WonH nit gum 4yeisi6ieBen!
6plg g.: 9}eiH, mo5u ouh2 "
qe6t ii 1p6 inper Ieer aus
17rau a.: 4Ber olfur tommt er
0o4 Iicts DoG bsiR.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-08-19
Fight ON white
plague IS begun
DIRECTOR OF CAMPAIGN CHOSEN
BY STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH.
HOSPITALS WILL BE BUILT
Or. A. A. spoor Chosen to Succeed Dr..
Holm As BacterioIogIst, Latter
to Head New Laboratory.

Lansing-The tuberculosis campaign
by the state board of health is in full
swing.
DIR. William Dekleine, of Grand Ha-
ven, was employed by the board in
session Friday night, as director of
the campaign and began active work
Monday at a salary of $3.50 a month.
At a special meeting held in Ann Ar
Dor Monday nurses were hired by a
committee OF the state board, com
posed of Drs. v. S. Vaughan, Ann Ar
Dor; H. S. Bartholomew, Lansing;
John II. Kellogg, Battle Creek, and
John S. Burkart, Lansing.
Following the selection OF nurses.
DR.. Dekleine assigned them to various
parts OF the state to do emergency
work until more definite plans are
made.
II is the aim OF the state board to
lose no time in assisting those who
have tuberculosis, and within a short
time hospitals will be installed in sew
eral sections of the state. The board
has $4,000 to spend in the work this
year and a like amount for 1916, in
addition to contributions that will be
received from private individuals.
Some surprise was occasioned by
the action OF the state board Friday
night in naming DR.. A. A. Spoor, Of
Big Rapids, to succeed DR.. M. L..
Holm, of Lansing, as state bacteriolo.
gist, but DR.. Holm was selected as
head of the state laboratory at Hough-
ton at the same salary he is now re-
receiving-$2,. 90 year. DR.. Spoor
will receive the same amount for his
work at the Lansing laboratory.
The upper peninsula laboratory has
not been built as yet. 1t is the plan
OF the state board to have DR.. Holm
superintend the construction of the
laboratory for which the last legisla-
ture made an appropriation.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-08-19
MAN DR0WNEDAT CAMP ABBEY
Appendicitis and DiphtherIa Also In
wade GrayIlng Reservation.

Camp Abby, Grayling-The gayety
that marks the annual outing of the
Michigan National Guard, in camp
here, was marred Saturday by three
misfortunes, one of them a fatality.
Quartermaster Sergeant Harry
Kain, 201 West Washington street.
Kalamazoo, was drowned shortly be-
fore noon. He had got out in row.
boat with a number of comrades to a
log about 500 feet from shore. All
jumped overheard and started to
swim ashore. Kahn dove and failed
TO rise. His comrades went after him
and pulled him up after three min
utes. He was hurried to shore and
the hospital corps worked over him
for an hour and half, but every ef-
fort to save him failed. There is no
pulmotor in camp. AS a result of the
fatality it was said that an effort
would be made to obtain one.
Corporal Evans, of KALAMAZOO, was
stricken with appendicitis and was
operated on at Graylin. Private Rose,
of Musbegon, was attacked by slight
case of diphtheria which was prompt
ly attended to by the medical staff.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-08-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Live Stock.

DETROIT-Cattle: Receipts, 1919:
market steady; best heavy steers (dry.
fedD SSM8.75; best handy weight
butcher steers, $Z5O97.75; mixed
steers and heifers, S6.5OG7.5O; handy
light butchers, s666.5O; light butchers
$5.25q6; best cows, S5.75Q6.25,
butcher COWS, $505.50; common COWS,
$4.2504.75; Gamers, 1904; best
heavy bulls, Sc; bologna bulls. $3.50
5.75.
Veal calves: Receipts, 434; mar
ket steady; best, s11@11.5O; others,
$6@1O.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts, 1886;
market opened steady; lambs closed
25q soc lower than opening; sheep
strong; best lambs 1925; fair lambs,
$S0875; light to common lambs, 500
Z; fair to good sheep, $4.75Q5.50;
culls and common, 1904
Hogs; Receipts, 2,040; pigs and
lights, $7.e5Q775; heavy, $70725;
mixed, $I5O@77O.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-08-19
General Markets.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per blu.
Cherries--Sour. $2.25@2.5O per blu.
Gooseberries-S2.5062.75 per bu.
MISUNDERSTANDING per 16.
quart case.
Red Currants-Cherry, S2.25; COM
mon. s2@2.25 per blu.
Raspberries-Red $4Q45O per bu;
black, s4G4.25 per blu.
Apples-s35O@4 per Dbl. s1.150
1.25 per hamper, s1.S5Q1.4O per Blu.
Peaches-Island, 2OQ3Oc per is Blu
basket; Arizona and Mississippi Ell.
bertas, s1.20d1.40 per bu., $1.15@
l.25 per 6-basket crate.
Mushrooms-45@50 per 10.
New Cabbage-S1 per Dbl.
Celery-Michigan 10000 per doz.
Onions-Southern 85@90c per sack.
Green Corn-$9@3.25 per Dbl and
20@25c per doz.
Sweet Potatoes-s2 per hamper and
$3.50 per Dbl.
Lettuce-Head, S1.5O01.75 per
case; leaf, soc per bu.
Dressed Calves-Fancy, 14Q14 Lee
per 10; common, 1908 1-2c.
Maple Sugar-New, 14015c per No.;
syrup, $191.1O per gal.
Potatoes-Virginia Cobblers, s1.65
Oils per bbl; Jersey, 65Q70c per
bushel.
Tomatoes-Canadian, 5O66Oc per
IL bu. basket; Dollhouse, $sQ1Oc per
pound.
Honey-Choice to fancy new white
comb. 14d15c; amber, s@9c; extract.
ed. 5G6c per pound.
Live Poultry-No. broilers. 800
zoe; No 2 brollers, 16016 &c; heavy
hens, 15c; medium hens, Is l.2d1lc;
light hens, 12c.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-08-19
MICHIGAN NEWS ITEMS

The sheriff of Kalamazoo Co. is
hunting for chicken thieves. Hun
dreds have been stolen by an organ
ICED gang.
An order has been issued by the
state railroad commissioner author
izing the Southern Michigan Tele-
phone Co., to increase it's rates for
toll service.
The state OF Michigan expended
$9,039.5o in payment of bounties on
wolves during the fiscal year ended
July /, according to figures issued at
Lansing. The various counties of the
state paid out an equal amount. Ap-
proximately 725 wolves we're killed in
the state during the year period.
Lewis ]. Bates, SO, for more than 60
years connected with newspaper work
IN Michigan and at one time an asso-
ciate editor on the Detroit Post, own.
ed by Zach Chandler, is dead. Mr..
Bates had been in failing health for
nine years.
Maurice Nichols, a. years old, Howe
farmer. fell into Lacleur lake while
attempting TO cast. and was drowned.
Nichols was brother-in-law of G. A.
Gunther, wealthy Chicago candy man
ufocturer. Mrs. Nichols and her son
were in Toledo at the time of Nichols
DEATH
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EAST 6UFFALO-Receipts OF ra;.
tie. 5,bO0; market 25Gl4tc lower.
choice to crime shipping steers, $3.50
hJ.SF; TAR to good, 50 "a 30; iIs IL
and coarse, SS250S.75. choice heavy
fLtcher c'ters, $9@9.25; fair to got..,
ES.5pg pS.7J; best handy cteers, $50
J9.25; toI raon to gooC. {75rG13 90;
yearlings. Ssq975; PRIME heifers,
T75QS.25; best hanGy butcher heif-
ers, $7594I75; common to good,
S56.50@725; best fat cows, S675Y7;
tood butcher COWS, $616.5O. medium
To good, 81 5O06 cutters, SIGAGC;
Gamers, S3.25@S.9O; fancy bu,s, lTQ
1928; good butcher bulls, $6.5GQG;
light bulls, $4.75Q5.50
Hogs: Receipts, 10000; market
1oc higher; heavy, $7QL1O; medium,
S15q74O; mixed, $725Q75O; york
ers, $77OQ7sO; pigs, s7.9OQ8.IO.
Sheep: Receipts. $500; market
strong; top lambs, s925@9.5O; year.
lings, s750Q8; wethers, $7Q725;
ewes, $5.75Q6,75; Gull sheep, $3G5.
Calves: Receipts, 1900; market
strong; tops, $12; fair to good, 1OQ11;
grassers, $4Q6.
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Grains, Etc.

DETROIT-Wheat, Cash No. red,
S1.16; September opened without
change at $1.10 3-4c, declined to S1.10
IL and advanced to S1.1S 1-2; Deem
Der opened at Sill ga, declined to
Sill 1-2 and advanced to S1.14; No.
l white, s1.1S.
Corn-Cash No. 3. 80 1-2c; No. 9
yellow. SO 3-4c: No yellow, 83 1-2c.
Oats-Standard, 60 1-2661c bid; No.
8 white, 60Q6O lie; August No. 2
white, new, AZ 1-2c; September No.
white, new, 42c asked; No. white,
59G59 1-2c.
Rye-Cash No. 2, s1.02; August, 81.
Reans-Immediate and prompt ship
ment. $2.70; September, $3.50.
Cloverseed-Prime spot, $S25; Oc-
tober, $3.50; prime alsike, SO.
Timothy-Prime spot, $685..
Old Hay-No. l timothy. $24625;
standard timothy, $23@24; No. tim
othy. $22@23; light mixed, $23@24:
No. l mixed, s1SQ19; No. l clover,
s14@15; No. clover, $12Q1S; rye
straw, sSdS.5O; wheat and oat straw,
$6.50Q7 per ton.
Flour--In ono-eighth paper sacks,
per 1876 lbs, jobbing lots: Best pat
ent, $3.50; second patent. $500:
straight. Sc; spring patent, $40; rye
-four, $3.50 per Dbl.
Feed-In 1O0.fb sacks, jobbing lots:
Bran, sos; standard middlings, $29;
fine middlings, $32; coarse cornmeal.
$33; cracked corn, $2S; corn and oat
chop, $50 per ton.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-08-19

G. o. Robinson, representative of a
large packing company of Chicago,
made public at Helena. Mont, copy
OF a cablegram from Liverpool sent to
the Chicago Office asking that an esti-
mate be furnished of the cost of l.
100000 head Of American beef cattle,
delivered at Liverpool.
Three hundred teamsters employed
by the st. Louis Transfer company
and the Columbia Transfer company
went on strike at st. Louis to en-
force demand for higher wages and
better working conditions.
Two trainmen were killed when the
Pennsylvania railroads fast passenger
train running from st. Louis to New
York went into an open switch and
was wrecked near Indianapolis.
Six persons were named in three
true bills voted by the state grand
jury In the investigation Of the East,
Aohd OlbaolOi dl SnlSdBO. OhS 10 q
joint instrument against four officials
of the st. Joseph Chicago Steamship
company, owners of the vessel. and
two officers of the ship are named
separately.
Quartermaster Capt. George II. Knox
Of the First Aero squadron, u. S. A.
was killed and Lieut.. r. B. Sutton, his
aid, propably was fatally injured when
an aeroplane in which they were fly
ing fell $50 feet at Fort Sill, Okla.
Six lives were lost in a collision of
freight train on the Baltimore a
Ohio Southwestern railroad with a
special train carrying the Knights of
Pythias lodge of Mount Sterling on
the return from an outing at Cedar
Point. More than a score were In
jured. The crash occurred at Orient.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-08-19
Boys Head Blown of.

Hillsdale-Elarold ONO. aged Is,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William ONO,
who live three miles and half south
east OF Montgomery, on the Camden
Reading road, was killed Thursday
when companion, Roy Haines, acct
dentally discharged shotgut, blow
ing Omo's head of. Haines and Har-
old and Don Ono had been shooting
rabbits. Haines is the son OF Ezra
Haines and is nearly Frustrated.