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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-18
italy to Send Out Huge Army.

According to Captain Del Franctis
who arrived from Italy Monday the
Italian government will dispatch an
army of six hundred and fifty thous-
and to the Dardanelles to help the
allied troops there,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-18

Army Ayiators Meet Their Deaths.
Capt. Knox and Lieut.. Sutton, of
the army aeroplane squadron, were
in a serious accident Thursday when
their machine fell a ";stance of 500
feet, The captain was killed, but
the lieutenant may recover,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-18
Want to Buy 100000 Beeves.

C. o. Robinson of Helena, Mont,
made public Friday cablegram from
Liverpool asking quotations on l.
100000 head OF cattle delivered at
that place.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-18
Does Not Mean Intervention.

The foreign minister in Gen. Viii
las cabinet stated Wednesday that
he did not believe the sending Of
warships to Vera Cruz meant Ameri-
can intervention.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-18
New Orleans Lodges Protest.

A protest against interference oy
Great Britain and her allies with cot
ton shipments for neutral nations was
forwarded to President Wilson Frl.
day by the New Orleans board OF
trade,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-18
Germans Canture Siedlce.

The Polish city of Siedlce, fifty
five miles southwest of Warsaw, has
been captured by the Germans. This
announcement was made Friday at
army headquarters,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-18
Will he Raised at Once,

Nreckers were reldy Wednesday
to begin the task Of raising the
steamship Eastland, which has been
lying on her side in the Chicago river
since the disaster
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-18
Now Eleven Cent Stamp.

Postmaster General Burleson has
authorized an eleven-cent postage
stamp to meet the needs Of the par
eel post service.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-18
Italian Consuls Leave Turkey.

The Paris Temps says the Italian
consuls in Turkey are quitting the
country leaving their affairs in Amer
lean hands.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-18
German Pronerty Seized.

The Tribuna of the Seine in Paris
has sequestered real estate to the
value of s40,000.0oo belonging to a
German subject,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-08-18
Favor Submarines and Aircraft.

Secretary Daniels declared Friday
there was an overwhelming senti-
nent for large increases in subma-
riues and aircraft.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
SCHMIDT MISSING;
CASE POSTPONED
Chief Witness in ExtOrtiOn
Charge Against Former Food
Inspectors Still Absent

Mrs. Christian Schmidt, wife of tho
complaining witness in the case
against former State Food Inspectors
Andrew II. Rake. Robert Doherty
and John Lighthill, charged with ex-
torting bribes, testified in Judge
Phelan's court, Friday, that she had
not heard from her husban for some
time. and that the last she heard from
him, he was In Texas, buying eggs.
She said that he often left home to
buy eggs, but had never been away
as long before. He left Nov. 20.
Detective Louis Plies testified that
William Brown, Schmidt former
partner, had received telegram Dec.
10, from Schmidt, who was in Texas,
and who said he expected 10 be home
soon, but set no date
Both defense and prosecution
agreed TO an adjournment OF the cases
TO some date next week, when the
cases will be taken up, whether
Schmidt is here or not
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
LITTLEFIELD IS MUM
ON COMMITTEE PLUMS

There Is much speculation among
the members OF the common council
as tc what committee appointments
they will draw when Aid. Sherman
Littlefield il elected president OF the
new council. next Tuesday night Aid
Litt!efield steadfastly refuses TO make
any promises or announce any com.
mittee appointments until he Ia safely
logged in the presidents chair.
Aid. George owen, the l'daddy" of
the council, Is one OF the few alder
men not worrying over his chairman
ship. He has been at the head of the
committee OH grade separation for 10
years and will continue as long as he
remains In the council. Aid. James
Vernon, who has been chairman of the
ways and means committee for the
past two years, may also retain his
chairmanship. Aid Maurice ]. Keat-
ing is sure TO remain on the health
and city hospitals committee: Aid.
Bob" Rutter. who is slated TO be
president pro TEN. will likely keen his
place on the sewer committee.
Aid. Harry J. Dingeman Is being
mentioned as the logical head OF the
new liquor committee. Several of the
other aldermen have for several weeks
past been buZzlng around the cIty
clerks office and the committee room
trying 10 learn from Aid. Iittlefield
what they will draw, but they admit
that thus far they have obtained little
or no satisfaction
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
BIRTHS
ROYa

BOYS.
. j. Moore, 1894 canton; ! Markson,
Thirty second. 4. Wasik. 55l Wesson;
A. Yeates. 1876 Maplewood ii. Paske.
77S Concord w. koziCl . Concord; w.
MiChalke, ESQ Lemay; 6. MarklewicI,
2O4s Proctor, j. Asucziewicz, 27s Thir-
ty-second, j. Pilkiewlcz, l10l Chenei
G. Earl, 53S WoOdmtre: X. Craft, I1I
Tillman, I. Pawtowicz. PA Howell u.
Antal. Z Bacon W. Zurweller. 246 FIf-
teenth j. Halliday, 1892 Beaubien; G.
Pieha l0j Pulaski. j. Blach, . An
son: j. Murdock, 2s6 Van Dyke; =.
Beauchamp, 273 Helen; A. Wolf 7I3
A. Peters. 1913 Atwater; IA. West, 800
Harper r. Mclnnis. 22l Leib; A. Sym
olfpnik 1892 ST Aubtn. l.. Havilaud.
Woman's hospital; II. Harrison, 3l6
Field, r. Luukasyewski. 914 McDou.
gan; f. Skelnik. 1925 Chene; W Lem
ka 56g Leland, G. Wisnsik, IL Lincolni
j. DeIns. 6S2 Woodrow
A. Die bel. 32i Rohns; l.. kinch 1900
Seyburn. y Ayers 1922 Scotten, "
Thomas 216 Macomb, j. Drkanic, 1870
Kirby: A. Suptuk. 81 Ruby. a Pavl'k.
shea S2l Michigan, 4. Kortie, 433 Lum-
lev. H Brown I'll ST. Clair, H. Horn,
IL whitney. J Cullinan. - Agnes; X.
Booth. 1895 Grand blvd J, Duda, y
Portland, j. Androna ~ Riopellei IL
Feidt. 80 Portland; s. Hanley. 80 At
net ls Peterson. 5, Rutkowski, 4 Po-
aen. + NewrOcki. ass superior. Ste
veus. Burlingame- b Barker, sos
BeIvidere. O. Farwell. l8i5la Town
send r. Wisniewski 1916 st Aub'n'
NJ OrlowslSi. CA Theodore; T. Brand.
4s9 Moran: G. Rider 1910 Grand blvd :
& Franz. 379 lawton. Brosofske.
72T sixteenth. r. Roe. 222 Helen.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
MARRIAGES


Earl y. lIennessey. %, Bay city
Marion A Van Wagner 20. Detroit
yulo, 20
Harry Riddle, u; Irene Leonard ~.
George Young. SO. Detroit; Mildred
Riley 20, North branch.
Adam Nojnibaviozuis. IS, Eva Marc
zinlinas. -
jacob :. Dopa. "a: Juliana Czyzs, %.
lsadore klfer, 20, Lena Zolinger. 20.
Peter Meek. "a Josephine Abram, 35.
VI. killean, 26, Detroit
Thomas stewart, 3S. Highland Park
Winona Sinclair, SO. same.
Russell Neehner. 20. Bueyrus. ONO;
Geneva Nichols, 29 Toledo, Ohio.
Anthony Meader. "a; May Renolds,
Martin Schultz, 81; Mary Jane Ben
nett, -
Harry konker, 90. sophia Lazko. IS.
Julius Buets, IS, Elizabeth salem
hier. 20.
Alderlc Ouellette. 20. Belle River,
Ont; Ella Bekosia. 20, Detroit.
George Hun. 81; koseItha Davis. 81.
NJ. Arthur Cole. 80. Emma Boylan.
william Lecaliro. "a Blanche Leone
tin. is,
Leon Hown. %, Huntington. Pa; Az
nes Lancher. II, Detroit
Charles Bender. 20, Marie Nelson 20
Herman Radatz, rs; Elenore Cooper
Morris Tousey 40, Lydia Fleming,
S5
Anthony Bojda. 20; Victoria lehman
IS.
ole Porich. 20, Highland Park. Anna
Hurtikora. 1S, Detroit
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

lambs io 81. ss do AZ slIs575; do
80, IS, SIS. DO. 5l so s. 10, ise so,
y'7b; do, ys, 80. F,i53 DO. ls5 go, IS.
10. 80, SO. IS. Fitzpatrick, lambs o. ~.
Newton Beet Co. lambs A. - .sL55;
do. 22. so. sS. do, Is, As, 81. DO, 35 90
sS Hammond : A CO.. lambs 30. 20.
ss' DO. sheep ie. 80. $3.50 DO, lambs
Sold By Reason ( smith Parker.
weight SO his. s. per rwt do Is. 90.
IS; do. III. 10. $3.50; Mich. Beef Co.
sheep IS / ~. s4.75; 10. lambs i, 90,
SIS do, So SO. SS. Parker, Webb a Co,
lambs 80. 10 Ss do. 40, GO. s.; do q
+, Sold hy Roe 4 CO Mich, Beef Co,
sheep - head aNerage weight 90 lbs,
SI.7A per cNt. DO, lambs 20, 80. az so,
sheep a liS So Hayes, lambs 80 80
S125 Nagle a Co. lambs lsO, SO, -;
s. $50 sASsP Gd, Z q s. fS Brlass is%S' Sheep % T.
Esoid by Haley 4 CO. Parker webb
* Co, lambs l57 head, average weight
50 lbs. s. per cwt; do, l6i. 20, s. do.
loS; So ss DO sheep lSS' i.IS DO
80. $3.50; Nagle a. Co. sheep l6S. l21
s4.75 do, l03, lambs 50. s. t5
noes.
Bought by Parker. Webb G. -t'o
Bishop Bullen * Holmes, hogs 5,2O0
head, average weight zoo lbs. S. per
cwt.
Bought by sullivan. Packing Co Roe
age weight, $50 81 per cwt
Bought by Hammond $. n Co: Rea
son a Smith, hogs, 400 head, avera sc
weight 100 lbs. s. per cwt. Sandol
g Haley McMillen. hogs asj. 2e9,
y =
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

AltMSTRONG-Jan . az Asheyille. y,
G. Fannie h.. beloved wife OF VIZ
liam Armstrong and mother OF MS
Robert llayEtead Mabel and wilma
Armstrong Funeral from residence,
--1f Brush-st Time of funeral Ia
ter.
BLACK Jan. :. 1915. at the home of
his sister Mrs. Cora b. Bird Mars
2 -and Motel, 50 Bagley-aye, GeOrst
" alldce. aged 90 years, beloved nus
pahd ot Mary Biark. father or tlande
Black second son of the late JudBe
William Black Of ST clair, alien.
tunegal services Saturday evening
at 3. m. Burial al 81 clair sun,
gay az 2 p. al VIA funeral car
:. Nina H., aged A.
yearS, widow of Tho lateN George VI.
ana beloved mother of Mrs. Edward
y. Hoffman and George III. GrenviilF
CT san Francisco Cal. Funeral troI
her daughters residence, 40 WOOD
mere ave, saturday az $3.50 ~. IN. In
terment az WOodmere cemetery, Ann
Arbor papers please copy.
kNOCHE Jan g. 1915, Mrs Henry.
widow OF the late Henry Knoche. at
residence. 6i4 81 Aubin. Funeral
notice later
Sr AUBlN--Jan. =. gl5 Mary \. Cot
~trell. -Felict OF the late Louis 81. Au-
hin. beloved mother OF Mrs. Mar y
r. E1lal Mrs Thomas j. PaNtet
Louis and Frank ST. Aubin. Fu-
neral from the residence OF MRS
Thomas j. Paxton, 99s East Grand
blvd, Saturday, at "A. IN, and y
Joachin's church at $3.50 Burial al
Mt Elliott
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
PROPOSALS

sealed proposals VIII be received ~
the office OF the Fire Commission until
2:s0 y. m. Monday Jan. ls 1873 a.
follows:
For furnishing the Detroit Fire De-
partment with beddihg during the year
ending Dee 81. 1916. Bid based on
price per lead for shayings or saw
dust and per bale Estate size OF bale
delivered 10 the different houses OF thr
Department when ordered successful
bidder VIII be required 20 furnlsh a
satisfactory bond ia the sum of Five
Hundred Dollars 10 guarantee fulhA
nent az contract
For shing the Detroit Fire De
partmeut with water white kerosene
oil. Michigan state test, and for gaso-
line for use In automobiles, renned
from penn- ylvania, OHIO OF Illinois
crude uu deodovized and not less than
OF dtgrees Btaumr gTaTty~ Delivery
10 be- made by tank wagon iR 80 gallon
lots az the various stations ~ the De
.paIttnent when ordered. during the
\ ear ending Dec. 81 1915. successful
bidder will be required 90 furnish a.
satisfactory bond In the sum of one
Thousand Dollars 70 guarantee fulnli-'
Hsnt 90 contract
For printing thc Annual Report oi
the Flre Commission, a. per copy on
nis iu the osnce Df the secretary
The right ~ reiect any Did ~ eN-
preseIAr tsprved.
Bids to- DE- delivered 20 the under
signed GEORGE y FINN.
\ TI3s Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
PRICES HIGHER
ON STOCK MARKET
Further Lowering of Money
Rates, And Advance In Wheat
Features
Vopyright, 1915, by The New horA
Evening Post Col

Evening Post Col
NEW YORK Jan, S.-The I'M
portant incidents OF the day were the
further lowering OF money rates ana
the remarkable rise In The price OF
wheat
So far as the stock market was
concerned, prices were higher ana
trading broadened materially, with In
dications OF an enlarged public IN
quiry. Most OF the support was from
professional sources. however, with
TWO or three OF the highly speculative
shares showing most activity. There
were general advances in the early
trading, but most OF these were lost
before the close. some issues showing
decline On the early advance
there was some profittaking in the
speculative issues, which were
specially active yesterday. But the
tone during the morning was strong
with the appearance OF good buying
in the high grade investment stocks.
Missouri Pacific was the weak feature.
and Rock Island four per cents touch
ed new low record. In the late
trading most OF the active shares de
clined fractionally. touching levei
very near the fnal quotations OF yes
terday.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
DEATHS

Hannah Foley. 247 wills W. G5
years broncho pneumonia. August
SpIettstoesser, 1852 W Grand blvd, 10
years. nephritIs Ebenezeer Bliss sOl
a Gordon. S4i Hulcomb. months,
marasmus John W Stringer Harper
hospital. year. peritonitis; John
Schaefer 1863 Concord 30 years tuber-
rnFosis Annie Mauisenich. ~. Mary 4
hospital. 35 years. mitral regurgitation:
Hazel Ralph, Harper hospital. 22 years.
Eoitre. samuel l. Graham, 50 Mt. Yer.
non. ~ years tuberculosis Arthur T..
sauls. 21S Watson. 6~)months. broncho
pneumonia: George Hollow. 2l2 Brook,
iyn 9 months. convulsions. Heseph
Wendichowskt. 31G Thirtieth. ~ years
apopleNy Emma krokOfskt. 1907 Fif-
teenth jS years. uephritis. Lena n.
smith, i4G charlotte. 55 years apo
pIeNy. John WilmOwicz. $50 buchanan.
IS wears. atrophy Of liver. Gladys Af-
felt i2S ThaddeuS, - years endocar-
ditls: Laura / Bewley. l0i Thaddeus,
IS years. anaemla Joseph simon. 3l5
r. Fort 9 months. lobar pneumonia
Anthony Manning 1915 h. Forest. 5s
years uraemia
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

on; sheeP-skins. as 10 amount OF wool.
b0C UxLyb
Lemons California ss.5oQs7b per
box.
Limes--Sl 41.25 per 5oxl
Mushrooms qt0c per ID.
Oranges California Navels. S2s5d
AIS Fioridas, S2M2.25 per box.
Onions-tl.2b per lO0-lb sack: Span
PineappIcs Florida. s3e5dS.75 per
Potatoes chigan. IN carload lots.
bulk, 309 sac: sacks. asa 40c per bu'
new Bermudas, $3.50 per Dbl. &275 per
bu
Pouitry lic; hens, Sc;
ducks, iilg n l5c; geese, l2ls a Sc;
turkeys. lSm is nc; No 2 hens, 100 ljc
10 Dressed poultry springs l5a 10 "a g:
hens, l4dl4hc. ducks l5n lie; geese,
10 n ~ &c. turkeys, 20dp2ic per lb.
Pop Corn-Enrs. - @l &C oer Id.
Habbits-Sl.l per doz.
sweet Potntoes- Jerseys. KILN dried
N.0O@l.6 per crate: Delawaies. n.S0
per hamper.
TaIiow-No. l. SIC: No . 4kc Ii,
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
NEW YORK pRopucE MARKET.

NEW YORK. in. S--Flour Dun but
strong Pork steady; mess. $4,000 20.
Lard Easy. middle west spot. Sl0.S0 q
1880 sugar Raw, firmer. centrifugal.
80 test, SAIL; muscovade. 50 test. $3.46.
frmer; cut loaf, $5.S5; crushed.
s575; powdered. $5.05m51b: granulat
ed; s495Q sos. Coffee: Rio, No Z. on
spot 7aQ INC, Tallow; Quiet city.
&c: special. sac; country, ga a u g.
Hay: Irregular; prime. s1.l5; No. 3. a5c
4$I00; clover. s0cdsl.06. Dressed
poultry: Dull turkeys. 12924c; chick
ems, l3d25c fowls. 12h qi7c; ducks,
l0Q i6c Live poultry: Dull; geese, 10
q Ice; ducks. l6ls g lSc; fowls, l3k q
15hc; turkeys. lSM 20c roosters, III nc.
chickens. broilers. lS d14hc. Cheese
Steady: state milk. common to spe-
cials lea l6c; skins. common TO spe-
cial Iq13l7c: full skins, 31a dec.
Butter Dull and unsettled; receipts,
5470, creamery. extra, 34c. state
dairy. tubs, 2im33ihc imitation cream
cry hrsts 25M26c. Eggs Weak re-
ceipts. 4.O64: nearby white fancy, 46@
4Sc; nearby mixed fancy, 31q 44C,
fresh nrStS 3SUiic.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
BOND FOUND, BUT DAVIS
Is STILL MISSING

Just 10 minutes after reporters had
left Judge Phelans court. Thursday,
with a story OF "A missing bond for
$780, given TO insure the appearance
In court OF Harvey f. Davis, charged
with embezzlement, clerk OF the
court found the missing" bond right
in the safe where il should be, the
bond having been overlooked by an.
other clerk sent to get It, Davis had
failed TO appear for trial, and the
bond was called for. Officers report.
ed that II couldn't be found.
Aid. Edward Barnett appears as the
bondsman, and he has informed court
officers that he viii see that Davis is
brought in sometime Friday or Sat
urday
Davis Is charged with taking 81 900
from the Folly theater. where he was
employed as secretary and treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
Rlass'f'sa eatss. ! S;o' S a5a 4

line
NO transient advertising inserted for
Tess than lBc with cash: BE IL charged
per insertion.
Inc above rates apply to all classin-
catons except Births, Cards of Thanks,
Obituaries. Meeting Notices and all Ads
preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths. Cards of Thanks and
Meeting Notices-Minimum charge. S6c
Tor 20 words or less. over % words
word
Personais-Minimum charge. 3oc.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT, Jan. s-Close: Large
hour sales for export are reported
from some points and millers are ln
the wheat market for supplies. THIS
was one OF the strengthening features
or thursdays market. Millers and eN-
purters are now competing for wheat
Liverpool cables quoted few offers OF
wheat and strong market owing 10
nrmness in America and dearness Df
american winters other European
countries are absorbing wheat freely
aud there Is growing belief that AM
erlcan offerings are 60 be smaller. Car
goes are quoted higher and large hold
ere OF spot wheat were Withdrawing
Ihelr lr oners The general foreign tone
There was not much actual war
news, but the European political out
lcok was taken TO be bearish. The
reading point was the nearness Of italy
20 a state OF War against Austria anu
termany, and this was figured as an
element that-would have a tendency
toward ending the trouble. IL Is be-
heHed ltaiy's participation In the~nght
would greatly help TO open the Darda-
nelles, which would let russian wheat
set out 10 France and England. There
would move quickly at anywhere near
the present level Of prices. Wheat
showed lot or strength against this
oearishness. Receipts at various points
were small and the competition ot
home millers against exporters was
active. Some large export sales were
reported and demand was brisk. The
recent advances have not brought AN
increase In the farm selling and deal
ers complain that they are getting lit
tie in the liberal bids they are sending
out every night.
Wheat was strong all day and closed
with an advance OF 3 ~ q &c.
Corn advanced &c. oats lc and rye
&c Cloverseed declined 5c
Receipts In the Detroiy market fri-
day Included 1000 bbls or hour. cars
OF wheat 35 OF corn, l3 OF oats OF
rye End Of hay Withdrawals Were
200 200 hbls of -four, 1000 eo 6p OF %nea3s neat
Stocks are 422 500 bu OF wheat, 100000
bu OF corn. $4,000 bu of oats, -l6,OOO
bu OF barley and 1900 bu OF rye
&c In cash wheat
India. Australia and Argentina ex-
ported 100000 bu OF wheat this week
against 2,4So,000 bu for the correspond
Ing week OF last year.
Liverpool corn closed with an ad-
vance OF ! ad.
Primary wheat receipts were s93, 900
bu. against COS. 900 bu a year ago.
Exports OF wheat and Hour Friday
l,637.o00 bu.
Receipts of wheat Friday. Duluth.
u cars against 81 year ago: Mime
against i5. southwest. So2,Ooo bu
hS'h Wheat qaotstions: ,i0t Cash No. red
1881 May opened with an advance
OF lc at 81 40 and advanced 10 Sl,42 II ,
July opened at sl.29 and advanced 20
slS1ls No. white, 81 l.S5n No. mix
ed 10 arrive, ] car at sl.35h. Coarse
grain quotations: Corn. cash No. y.
s3c. No 3 white. / ear at 12c: No. 3
yellow, 7lc, No. 4 yellow. cars at 73c
Oats; standard. ] car at 54c. AZ
5lhc; No. white, sac; No, white;
53c Beans Immediate. prompt and
January shipment s275; February,
SASS; May. s2s0 Cloverseed; Prime
suot so 20, March 80 AZ. sample red
SS bags at ss.75. "a at 1925: prime al
sike $3.50 sample alsike, II bags NJ
ss ~ at s7.25 Timothy: Prime spot
So as Rye Cash No, 2, 81 Ia bid,
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
MAN WHO F0ILED BANDIT
DIES OF WOUND RECEIVED

Eli Gerec2yk, who was shot when
he went TO the assistance OF man
who was being held up and robbed in
Ford City. Dec. 10, died In Emergency
hospital, Ford, Thursday. and County
Physician f. l., Brandt performed an
autopsy which revealed that the bul.
lei had lodged against the spine. re-
sultng In sepsls, which was the i'm.
mediate cause OF death.
John Puchalsky Is held as Gere-
czyk's assailant, and the charge
against him will be made homicide.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
WALKS ON THIRD RAIL:
RUBBERS SAVE HIS LIFE

CHICAGO. Jan. S.-Emil VANS.
ganz. ST. Louis candy maker. had
never seen an elevated railroad be.
fore YESTERDAY he didn't want 10
waste time going down stairs and then
ND again 10 cross over TO change
trains. He attempted a short cut over
the tracks Suddenly Emil leaped
into the air with a yell Sample candy
few To four points OF the compass.
Emils rubber oyershoes saved him
from death via the third rail.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

s2S a ssc; Hrsts, 27M a soc; dairy ex.
tras. asH q 2sc: frsts, 2s42shc Egss:
prime ordinary. ala 33c; frsts. 3Id s5c.
cheese: Twins. AZ l4hc; young
Fowls. iSa15hc; ducks. 1SaIic. geese.
i29isc: springs. 13hc; turks. ilc.
potatoes: Michigan. white, asa soc. red.
tpa4se;, wiseonsin; do tST Doc do, 40
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
why Bonds Are safe Investments.

The Harris Trust and Savings Bank
OF Chicago has issued booklet en-
titled why Bonds Are Safe Invest
ments." intended for the use OF per.
sons planning TO invest IN bonds for
the first time IT'S aim Is TO explain
in simple terms the purpose and uses
OF various classes OF bonds as safe
investment, for individuals as well az
institutions Copies may be had free
on request from the bank or it's DE.
trolt representative. Earnest o. Ben
dix, 502 Pencbscot building. ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
PRODUCE MARKET

The poultry market was very poor
ly supplied this morning, and under
continued light receipts the tone IS
quite firm quotations being occasion.
ally bettered on fancy lots, Dressed
calves are also hrm on light receipts.
while hogs are easy. the receipts at
the yards being heavy. The market Is
well supplied with rabbits. and rules
easy in tone. Apples are steady to
firm on the fancy grades Oranges
are easy on ,tIs heayy iSwr reeelPts dD9 Pnssp
table list is sessonably active.
-Baldwlns, s225a25o; spies,
s2.7503; greenings. s2.75M3i russets,
Iogi' sbi box appiss TissS rss issoa ''' per
Bsnsna.L6ood shipping stock. $50
G:ss:-Dri;d GG:ssss::..Dr.i;d !, Lims'; inns III, a*ss0 per lO
CauIiHower--sS.5 so per crate
CeIery-Michigan large. aOa25o;
small. io9dse per doz 49,,
nats. f: SisS S'f New YorS. S.i is = Snan
limburger. 14h hUl5l &c; domestic Swiss,
10 a Ale. imported Swiss. s0932c; long
horns. 10 a 10 ~; daisies, lS415hc per
Cr~nberries-Howes, s5.759s: late
reds. st.26 a 100 per Dbl. ~ per on.
Dressed Calve--Fancy, 12Ia113c
Fresh Veset.bie.-oreen peppers
S250m2.75 SaseS soc per basket rad
ishes. 10C per do3.i lettuce. SuSc 10.
spinach $l.25 per hamper. parsley, 80
Il 25c per doz.; head lettuce. 81 2.5OM27j
per hamper. hothouse cucumbers 81 rs
n 80: Brussels sprouts. 12L mI5c per
quasi: shalotts. sea 35c per doz.
Grapes Imported Malagas. s4.50 q
ESQ per bbl.
Grape FruIt-s2Q $50 per crate
Honey--t ancy white, new. Isl glec;
amber 120l4c h.. extracted. 70tc Id
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots, T. o. b. Detroit: No. / timothy
t1sd1s.50; standard, .Sl5d q 1850; No. I
ttimothy. sls60aH: No: I mixed. SIS q
ost straw. s5a7's5 per ton.
Hide, S No; ! cyTed' ishe; No;
yseen nioes Syeen hui euusseo 2uis
cured veal kip. 19c; No. ! green veal
alp. No. 1 cured murraln. I5c: No. I
cured, 11hc, No. 1 cured murraIn, I5a,
No. / cured calf 20c; No. 1 green calf
hides. &c on; No 2 kip and calf. &c