davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20
Sliuf. SIiofnppnben / gel

Sliof. SIiofnppnben / @ereen
bar benitiaet til airfeoepartementet
% Stortinget, at 9obs- og gebeoo-
gen life nloo bli benlagt til SIiof-
bngeri, ior er og ber forti9tte at
pore en- Sommerens % Minbernes
@lpoesfeit % en- belt fripiaig, life
lopbeialt Set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20
SanSberrco &pmmmnc, lom tio

acre bur bilDt ca. 100000 &r. Tor
Sanbberreb Treiteeaaro, bnlltet
Silbuo imiblertib blep ofllaaet al
airfeoepartenentet, bar MI 'orbelet
lit @uO til 100000 SER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20

@~rmnotsot. Sampifibet Cant
bcrifiplper" tilberenbe Soiens Camp
'fibsielifab gif forleoen paa 2ano
peO SpSnGs / Sronbbiemsiioroen.
Sfibet bliper ltaacnoe til Ssipano.
Nariagen til @runoitsbnin9en ifol
pGre, at Hnrmnnoen bar gipet gait
Nor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20

Mmtsifpleitprcr Saga peo 9tume'
bals MmtsifpIe er aniat iom geim-
rcr al Mes Imtslfole / Sallingoal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20

enntnNtrru "Cushcuucn" or wcs,cocr :
600 Croen. % ben or all oi fan ,niY, q,
Sontaitne at barre. Zen Gisr aoot ArbciS.
90 gdur let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20

Silf9loigbeoer emo iienotIige ,SSr,o.
'olo funoe tGntes at tpirge Sueriae
III at opgiue Den Rsitralitei, iom
Sdnoct foroprigt ogter at op~rctboloc
Ill Oct poerltc.
I'll 0iSlc Heilerioner tnptter Tia
Ell piS Eieblittets SSSntereSle. On.
bper 2rig." liger 9laoet, "griber
muioaaaellg inc / De nsitrale Sta.
tiers Snteresier o. leoingeS al mere
ellcr minore betpoclide arpnfelier
AZ ncreS Aettiabeoer. Seller life
Speri9e bar mnogoaet iuaoanne. -
ltnoer Den nplige Sietantp peo Got
lano lleI ldaleoeS nogIe Troieftiler,
lom riSlilte Sortoier icnbte MOB Ell
init &rpoler, ouer Ell lioen ipenlt Q
% falot neb inbenior lpenlf Terri.
torialarpnie. Senne u~iripiQiae
arGntelie al ipenif apitrettigbeo,
uuuo9aaeli9 ue6 ethpcrt Sanmen.
ltso peo irenmeoe apiter, er, iom
Oct lpnes, belt rotemt peo oct ris.
life DIPLOMATS 6orflaringer, o9
Den Iuen'fe &egiering bar life Oil.
leet Den ior ct Sili6loe, lom fon il
o~eltllleS meo "iienotIig SnotrGngen
paa ipenif Smraaoe."
Gnore Silirloe al arGnfeIie al
%lpenlfe Hettlgbeoer ira Dor SIDE -
fortlGtter Wlaoet - bar biotit life
forefomnet, bperfen iripiliee elier
uiripiaige. 0ian maa oerfor lutte,
at Den ipenife Winiiters nleaetiigen.
De Sentponing bar anore "SilfpI.
oigbcber" ior Eie, ON bpitfe Tor
nGrpGrenbe ban life artier Tor bel.
oigt at notalc. al mango 8ritnoe".
FRO ON oct oreier Jig ON De mang-
ioloige Silirloe. On tpifc ltnoer.
ponbSbaooc, iii &rTnfelle al Sue.
RIGGS iibeltrioelige Het, bar lenot og
iremoeIes ienoer Thumbs Goiaroi.
farteier ioen at brpoe iig Oct mino.
Ite ON ManoifabetS Sfipbne2
Snr Wiiliiteren UNDER Smltpnoia.
beoer, iorn fau ligeitineS meo Sno.
idlb paa ipenif Smraaoe, mcrt Dis
le Silirloer al irpf Hebtrampning
al ipenif Net. ga er bans grflGrinaer
lian9rlbeligc ira ane SpnSpunfter.
5 Oct SiliPloe fnar oeu ipenife
Electromagnetic Spar til Nepr9ien.
tanterne ior ocn ipcnifc SreoSfon.
ores Ell opb poIitiif Wening og mo.
rnllt @erettigellc."
Som mon Ter, irembuper set
houpiniltilte "Nopolc Grcmio", at
b~ortieet ira oct uiripiaige o9 iibetp.
oellgc SnterlneSlo pe0 @otlano, bar
Der life pPret Gipninger mellcnt oct
~trIgfercu0e GuSlonO % oct neiiro-
lie Sperige.
Get lomme irembUuer 0et Iiberolc
"NletS". 90 peo tioli9ere Anlco-
ilnaer bar &c famine Nlaoc ogioo
rrembruct, at mems Splterne far
lsgt !. er. N%nlconlng al Got
ldnoS-NfrTrem ut bi0ie Sueriae
op OF lda oct no al oen neitrole
Stillna. bar Huslerne tuertom ira
ierIte StlIno Al lect meO ~iteritc Gum.
poti % Soritanclic pna Spcriqc9
Neltralitet. Set Ter life ltjGut til
Den, oct pcrter life, on snlter fife.
no0en Spqiuen al ocl enoo1 life
til 6oroel Tor Gntcutemagtcrnc.
Glllot laa lanQt gaar mn pei e0cut
llG life decentralization / Hl2louO.
Get plloc 10 o1iau uTrc ucl meget
'orlanat % at mani lite piI0e bupe
noget irtoo al ic Suerile mco paa
Gntentelt9 Sioe, giper oe ira no.
pole @remio" citere0e &eilcrioncr
oper Den ipenite Winiiterd)cra aaa0c-
iuIoe Sro o. ct lt6et Niuf ON.
Den iiffert er set / buert Solo. at
en- nsitrol Soloning ira Sucriuc9
og belle Noroeu5 Sioe ran relne mc0
en- olminoclig Spmpati ira rlt2iiit
Solo. Iom er 900 al lGale meo puu
&pgtitaolen laurent ser ifol trl
les pro og contro
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-20

Zen ipenife Niiniiter6eis llota.
lelier til Foeiniterne bar. iom pen.
teIig, paft itor Spmerfiombeo /
Ruslano. ifriuer T~roiesior Slai
@rod).
9lnnot anoet pier "Iouoie Trem.
ia" Segipenheoen Ell nleget lang 9lr.
tifel. bpori @lnoet giennemgaar Scr.
oien al De ,Sreostoner, iom ma bio.
iii bar bort tlinge ira iorifiellige
aanter al Neroeu. oern9it citerer
Nlaoet @anmlaritieIos Gro - Dem
Oct bilier meo illot Siialo, Tor iaa.
piot iom ban a%ipiier VaciiiiterneS
ufloge ,>noblanoins / Oct paagaaen.
De Spgisr - % enoelis fommer
meb line Reilerioner / gnleouins al
DC gaaoeiuloe Orb, of ogiaa andre
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-27
Proclamation Of Election.

By virtue of the authority vested in
me by law, |, Arthur Lahaye, Mayor OF
the Village OF L~eonyille, La, do hereby
issue this, my proclamation OF election,
designating in conformity with the
charter of said Village, April 10th, 1915,
as a date for a general election to be
held in said Village of Leonyille, La,
for the purpose of electing the follow
lowing officers, viz: A mayor, three
aldermen and a marshal for said Viii
lage Of Leonville, La, said election to
be held in conformity with the General
Election Laws of the State of Louisiana
and within the legal hours on said day
of the regular polling places as fixed
by law. The following are appointed
as commissioners and clerks of said
election, to-Wit:
E. j. Robin, VIM. Richard, and Cyp.
Lalande, commissioners; Ant. Spyrer,
clerk. The aforesaid officers of cleo
ton are to make due returns of the ire
suit of said election to the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen of said Village in
conformity within the law. LII testi-
mony of all of which / have hereunto
set my hand and caused to be affixed
the seal of the Village ofLeonville, La,
this 18th day of March, 1915.
ARTHTR LAHAYE, Mayor.
REGIS BOUDREAU, Clerk.
MO
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-27

cash may be paid either in cash or q
purchaser may satisfy or make good
the balance Of his bid in whole or in
nart by turning in, to be paid and can
celed or to have payment on account
credited thereon, First Mortgage Bonds
Of the defendant, the Opelousas, Gull
& Northeastern Railway Company. ana
unpaid past due coupons appertalning
thereto entitled to share in the distrl-
button of the proceeds OF sale, and sucn
purchaser shall be credited therefor on
account of the purchase price with sucn
sums as would be payable IN cash on
such bonds and coupons out OF the pro.
ceeds of sale if the whole amount OF
the purchase price were paid IN cash:
The purchaser or purchasers or MS
or their successors or assigns
shall, as a part OF the conslo-
Grafton and purchase price OF the
property purchased, and IN aaol,
ton to the sums hereinbefore required
to be paid therefor, take the property
and receive the deeds or instruments
OF transfer thereof upon the express
condition that said property shall De
charged with the payment, satlslactien
and discharge of any taxes chargeaDie
against the same and all unpaid cur
rent liabilities, indebtedness and oDli-
cations. if any there be ofthe Receiver.
legally contracted or incurred in the
operation of the said railroads n
property, and also any just and legal
Indebtedness of the defendant Railway
Company which the Court shall there
after adiudge to be prior and superior
in equity to the First Mortgage to sat
isfy which the sale was decreed, and IN
the event that the said purchaser or
purchasers or his or their successors or
assigns shall refuse on demand to pay
any of the saId Indebtedness or llablll-
ties, the person or persons holding the
claim thereof may, upon ten days no.
tice to the purchaser or purchasers,
their successors or assigns, file a petl,
ton in the Court in which the sale was
decreed to have such claim enforced
against the property purchased at SAID
sale.
Intending purchasers are referred &c
the decree hereinabove specified for
more particular description OF the prop,
erty to be sold and OF the terms ano
conditions of the said sale.
a. H. LEONARD,
feb 81 st Special Master.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-27
HERIFF'S SALE
~
DR. CHARLES F. BOAGNI
Versus
EDMOND BEEGAS, Curator Of Ernest
Rene, lnterdiet.
No. &c, 1916, 10th Judicial District Court,
st. Landry Parish, La,

By virtue of a writ of seizure and
sale, issued out of the Honorable Six
teenth Judicial District Court, in and
for the parish Of st. Landry, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, and
70 me directed, / have seized and will
offer for sale, at public auc-
tion, to the last and highest bidder, at
the front door of the Court House, of
St, Landry parish, at O~petossas, La, on
SATURDAY APRIL 17Ha, 1915,
II o'clock a. m, the following describ-
ed property, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land with
buildings and improvements thereon,
situated at Plaquemine Point, in this
parish, containing forty and 1850
acres. Being the South West quarter
OF north east quarter of Section 5Town-'
ship Z S. r. 3 East La. Mer.
Terms: Cash, to pay and satisfy the
sum $156 dollars with interest from
March It'll, 1914, until paid and on $50. 90
with interest from Nov. g. 1914 until paid
with costs, unless The same is imme-
paid.
.fs St NJ, T. SWORDS. Sheriff.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-27
CHERIFF'S SALE
j. M. OLIVIER
Versus
BENJAMIN SCHEXNAILDER
No. 2O,281, 10th judicial District Court,
Parish of st. Landry, Ia.

BY virtue of a writ of seizure and
sale, issued out of the Honorable Six
teenth Judicial District Court, in and
for the Parish of st. Landry, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, and
to me directed, | have seized and will
offerfor sale, forcash, at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, at
the front door of the Court House of st.
Landry Parish, at Opelousas, La, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1915,
at II o'clock a. m, the following de
scribed property, to-wit:
The North Half of Section Eighteen,
Township Seven, South of Range Six
East, La. Meridian, containing Two
Hundred arpents.
Terms: Cash, to pay and satisfy I'll e
sum Of 1920 dollars, debt, with
interest and costs, unless the same il
Immediately paid.
nj 10 st NJ. L. SWORDS, Sheriff.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-27
Notice Of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with the terms Of a decree
rendered on the first day Of February,
1915, by the Honorable Aleck boarrnan,
Judge of the United States DISTRICT
Court, for the Western District or Lou
isiana, in the cause entitled ana mum
bered sBanker's Trust Company,
Trustee, versus Opelousas, Gulf &c
Northeastern Railway Company NO;
q28 Of the Equity Docket OF the said
Court. the undersigned, in his capacity
n Special Master, appointed to execute
fhe said decree and make the sale or
Gales therein provided for, will, on the
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-27
nnouncements.

We are authorized to- announce the
candidacy of E. S. KERR for reelection
to the office of City Judge at the prima-
ry election to be held in January, 1916.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-27

MORTGAGE LOANS-We win loan
on improved farm property up To- n
hundred thousand dollars. Long
terms. In amounts of two to ten thou-
sand dollars. Harrison / Lewis; r.. o.
Box rs, New Orleans, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1915-03-27
We are authorized TO annnrnce

j. M. SANDERS
as a candidate for member of the Low
er House of the General Assembly OF
the State of Louisiana, from ST. Landry
parish, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Your Money
The Cost of Personal and Business Waste
~ JOHN N. osklsoN

careless handling. accounts for this
waste and the bin is paid by the
users OF eggs.
Cooperation among consumers Is
bound 90 come. 10 supplement the
practice OF thrift by the individual
and the family. II the buyer in any
bis competitive business followed
the practices OF the average family
IN obtaiaing the materials used In
that business the business would
land IN the bankruptcy courts In
short order. Why DOESN'T the fam
.ilye
The answer r.. too many OF them
do: and those that do not make
sacrifices which disturb the balance
OF expenditures.
Study waste individual and fam
lily as well as business waste. Waste
and extravaganza are not OF neces-
sity synonymous II Is waste 10
pay twice as much as they are worth
for a peck OF potatoes. II Is waste
20 pay three persons for handling
what one ought 10 be able 20 bring
from the producer to the consumer
Begin 10 think cooperation: II Is
coming. and your suggestions will
be OF value TO many.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
LIBRARY PROJECT
MAY BE HALTED
BY LACK OF CASH

Whether the library board viii
continue work on the ,i.Ooo.ooo
main library building with the funds
now on hand. as far as they will
reach. or suspend operations until
the additional bond issue. voted
down by the people last Monday.
can be re-submitted Is n question
not yet determined. The matter
was discussed in the regular meet
ing OF the library board. Tuesday
afternoon. but no action was taken.
or the $1,000, 900 OF bonds proyid
ed for In the original act OF the leg
stature, $4,000 has been auth.
orlIed. issued and disposed OF. From
this sum $4,000 was expended for
the site for the main library nj
Woodward and Kirby -aves.. $4,000
for branch sites. on which libraries
have been built and are In opera
ton. and $4,000 for excavation and
foundation work on the main II.
hrary. There remains out OF the
$751;. 900. about $4,000. enough
probably 10 erect the steel super
structure and lay the, FIRST floor. To
complete the building as planned
viii require $4,000 more. II is es.
tlmated
THE commission Is anxious 20
avail itself OF the present favorable
conditions in the building market.
but does not want 10 do so without
some assurance that the people will
ultimately approve the plans for the
building as outlined" said DIVE b.
Due1eld. president OF the commits
sion. TO the Times.
These are questions that win
have to be given very careful con.
slderation before we come TO any
definite decision. II may be posi-
Bile TO secure some relief through
the present legislature. but In that
case We will have 10 act very
promptly.
1T is unfortunate. OF course, that
the bond proposition failed to carry,
for II means a serious delay In the
construction OF the library In any
event. The light vote probably had
something 10 do with II. for the peo-
pie in authorizing s75O.O0O OF bonds
previously seem TO have Indicated
that they are in favor OF the pro.
ject."
There II still possibility OF rails
ing s250,000 BY issuing the remain
der OF the $1,000, 600 bonds. but this
would first have to be submitted 10
tho people. and this could not be
done before the next general cleo
ton.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Marriage Licenses

cnarIe. claunch. g. auto worker;
Myrtle PurvlS. 80
Joseph Klushmann. Sc. gardener;
Victor charee, 20. drayman. Lulia
Harrison Tutln. IS. clerk. New
hargh y " Emma Ruiiker. $, Ut
christopher Rupert. g. die maker
Elizabeth Giliem. -.
BENJAMIN Wright. -. auto sales
man; Mary Thon-ns -,
Orlando I. MahUn. II. cashier. Ger
trrae Rrobecker. IS.
Thomas Morris. -. bookkeAper
Mar Nseiis. 20.
Jacob Kohl. -. salesman: LliiIar
Jane. Fortress. ss. barber; Tes,
severn wannemacker. 2s. farmer
ottsviIle. O. ThereEa Turrp, Is. same.
Charlie. Gibson. -. operator. Gene
waiter Hartman. -. fireman; Ane-
Tia Bricey. -.
Joseph Bailey. So, porter: Nellie
Martin Bradshaw. g. cernen, york
er, Feutou. Gladys Her. 20, Detroit
william Bouryeft, 40. boiler max
er Ann Dewett. Is.
Andrew creaas. .. assemhier. To-
ledo. o.. Agnes Friess. Is Sylvania. o.
Clemens Qurkiewicz, ZS. black
smith: Cxeslawa Wisnewski -
George Finding g. salesman
Basil fIuatt, p. fireman Fort
Wayne. Ind: Marie Sttewalt, -. same
John Narkey. 80. Ireland. Gillst
Mich, Mary r Tary. So Detroit.
Adior Couiilard. 81. contractor
Mary l.. Schied. ~.
Eiek Elson. IS. baker sarah Der
kowitz. 10
Alvin Cllppert. p. gardener. Dear.
born. Lilly Olson Il. SpFingwsils.
William Thomas. 20. auto worker
stephen Casper. %. machinlst
Florence Standar. 10
Don Chamberlain. %. farttv Fla
Rock Mary savage. 81 Reiisviile
Alex Adamajtis 20 auto worker
Stella FrauZkowtak -
Richard wssolowski. 81 machinlst
Helen BukOvska. %.
Hector T,oranRer. II. operator
Esther Schipper. q.
Matthias Schommer. - retired
Harbor Beach: Priscilla wainwright
Glenn Iastle. ss. director; MIidre'
Newton. "a
Arthur FrittE 90. farmer. Adrian
Irene Marchment. 20. Detroit
John J. Laherty. IS. cpffsr: AIMS
Sullivan. -.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
DOPE PEDDLER
GIVEN 18 MONTHS
IN WORKHOUSE

Sam Rosen. probably the hrst
dope" peddler IN TIRE United States
10 be convicted under the Harrison
anti-narcotic act. was sentenced To
Is months In the Detroit House OF
Correction. Wednesday morning In
passing sentence on Rosen. Judge
Tuttle issued a warning to all others
engaged In the Illegal business OF
selling dope" 10 unfortunates, that
the court would show no mercy to
offenders.
The government Is making a SUI
preme effort 10 kill the terrible
drug habit by striking at the root OF
the evil. and this court will cooper.
ate by making examples OF all dope
peddlers brought before the bench
for sentence" said Judge futile.
Robert Miller, charged with VIC
lating the Harrison act. waived ex.
animation before Commissioner
Hurd "Wednesday morning. and was
ordered held to await the action OF
the grand jury.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
WHEAT IS
VARIABLE
Fair Trade But Market
Is Jumpy After
Holiday

CHICAGO, April There was a
fair trade. but the market was jumpy
when the wheat pit opened today
after yesterdays election holiday
Opening prices were up l-Sc on May
and July. and mp l-4c on September,
A rather free demand with seans
offerings shortly thereafter caused
advances. Later. the demand fell
OF and prices receded.
Corn was up lac to doHn frac-
ton at opening. Later there was
scattered selling and Prices fell
down 3-Sc. .....
Oats prices were irregula. with
those OF other cereals A. opening
prices were up a fraction, down a
fraction and unchanged for May,
July and September. Later prices
fen on On selling orders.
Provisions werS a little drmer.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
TALLMADGE is
NOT LIKELY TO
BE PROSECUTED

Fred r. Tallmadge, real estate
dealer and soap manufacturer. who
shot and kiiiel: Charles Parsons.
when the latter attempted 10 escape
after a burglary OF the soap factory
on sproat-st.. appeared before Jus
tice Stein. Wednesday noon. accord
ing 10 the terms OF his $1,000 re-
mand bail bond. but no legal pro-
cess had been started. and he was
told 10 return Thursday noon.
Detectives Dreher and Glinski.
who are handling the investigation.
declared. Wednesday noon. that
there seemed little probability that
would be prosecuted on a
manslaughter charge.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
rs. CROP REPoRr.

WASHINGTON. April THE aEri-
culture iepartment crop estimates
the following estimates today from
rs correspondence ana agents re-
ports;
wheat April q. was sss per cent %
normal. against ass April /. 1915 si.s
April l. 1913. ard 81 average April 4
for the past 10 years
There was a decline IN condition
from December ]. 1915. 20 April l..
1918. 81 Os points. az compared with
an average decline % % points be-
tween these dates for the past 10
years
The acreage planted. az estimated
last December. was III per cent
larger than the acreage planted the
preceding year.
agair.t - AtslI /. Isit. ss.s April
=, 1913. and edi average April for
the past 10 years
The 10 PEI cent normal condition
ture department ''may be regarded
AZ equivalent 20 iss bushels per acre
planted. Iienre SIS would indicate
Is bashels. which. on the ll2g7.0O0
acres planted. would give s13. 900 roo
bushels production. compared with a
esi.9sG. 000 final estimate last yes r.
sz3.5Gi 900 two years ago. 1880 00G
three years ago and $50 s5s.ooO fou-
The report added that the North
\ Atlantic crop suffered more than lie
average The central states east ~ the
! MI sisEippi declined slightly durfuy
the winter but not more fSen ususl
/ IN this section: Hessian ~ feports
caused some apprehension. there wa,
great Improvement IN Nebraska Kan.
sas and oklahoma. causing n slfghfiv
higher general average April I maj
, December ]. though the 10 yoarr
general average ArrfI waa >
Pacific northwest, large Yields az.
anticipated"
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08
Produce market


4 The UA,ral-- receipts nt- dressed
calves ~ the past few days have Al
least been cleaned up, but % took IN
side quotations 70 do H. and Win the
market al the yards a utue low gf
tho tone was easy Receipts % poul-
everything sold out on the carly run
and the market was sailed steady As
quoted The butter market u arm ~
INp advance. Eggs are steady Win
tive demand Fresh Vegetables are
s-as1Ua bly, active. and strawberries
wsre scarce. the ear ~ Logi sianA
pE:s falling 20 arrive as expected.
Apples eaidwlns s.5oRs IS; spies.
s 5sei7S Steers sr I'd. 5S5gi.;s PER
bel BOX apples. Na5 q Us
nsnaass-4icod shipping stock,
s. st8e Ter bunch.
B~sas Dried lImas. ~ GSc PER
Cabbage -,ase safs per bbl: new
Texas SSe SO per Ice
Cnuliao~ Sc - per crate
Ceiery-E FLORIDA. t.5e4sIS erste
Che~se--w 0lesale prizes Mieht-
1850 limherger lSe gITIe: demes-
Tic swiss. igG ale. Imported swiss
% u sac long h1rns. tSGlsisc. dais-
les. iSnlsse per 10.
Crsnserriss = Howes ss2sG So
late reds. siGas5 per bel. s. yer en-
common. llHlae per 10.
Fr~.A veErtsbIe--Grren pePpers,
sel5 case Soc Per BASKET rad shss.
use Per doz- lettuce ec per 20, :
spinach, arse per haHPsr par
sL5oBl Is hamper. dollhouse cusun-
bers. st.50RlTS shalottS coz S1e
per DOR Florida tomatoes, 81 H q
Per s-hasEeI crate. APPARATUS 49,
Per box. wax beans, ss55BT peT ou:
Grape Frutt--s- IS q IT'S per crate.
Honey Fancy white. new. ~ q isc !.
am Der. - @ l2c 10, extracteI. 10 g ,.
Hay-nStrott shippers 're pay ins
the following prices Cor baled hsy
IN car lots. . 5 Detroit SO. !
Timothy. SIS is So. standard. SIS y
1850 No. timothy, slaJed "a; Nc,
! mixed $50 1850. rye straw. Sc
6s wheat snd cat straw. 1889
Hise--So. cured. lle; No
green. &c No ! cured bulls, isc. No.
/ green bulls, iac. No. l cured veal
~ SS it s,,r,, an 1,,,rrs., a., i.e No sresa
mGrrain. i0c. No. / eur,sd calf lSe,
hises. i,se; No. 7. horse hides, sise
Nc, hldes ls on No. . ZIP and
wonil. soc . 81
Le.ea.-CalilorniA IJR375 per
box.
Iim~.-sl al Is per boz
Mushroom.-s5E acc per -.
OrasEe.-Califcrria Navels. 8. 500
iT5 FIorfea. ss..s q so per box
Onion set. yellow. MSS. white.
IT'S per hu
osIe-.-si 80 ger ieo 10 sacK;
Spanish. 81 SIS per crate; Cuban. s2sA
per box
PinesppI--- Per crate
Potato~.-MiChiga gan. IN carload lots.
sacks. IS u 3Sc per bU.. new perrau-
daS. 81 30 IssS per bbl. 81 50 q , pu-
Posfsry--Sprtngs. t1c. hens. isA .
lie. ducks REESE, geese. ltIl5c.
tur KEYS soc. No ? hens. itaisc
strswberrte.-85E sec per quart. "a
pint csses. ti2sG 450
sweet Potsfees-Jerssys. kiln dried.
SALE F.1b uer crate.
TaIIow-No !. sEc, No 2. exc.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-08

See pin and let II lie.
Come 20 trouble by and by.
See a pin and pick Il up.
All the day you'll have good luck
BY adopting q proposed plan Of
salyaging the tremendous numbel
Of pins used In that establishment
a saving OF one-half In the annual
pin bill OF $1,000 was promised by
that agent.
One who took the trouble 10 make
the calculations recently found thsi
the housewives VINO bought bread
from the city bakers were payins
more than So a bushel for the wheat
that went into the loaf-even before
the bakers attempted TO raise the
price OF the small loaf from Eve 10
six ceats,
An official OF big eastern rail
road said that between the hen and
the consumer there Is a needless
waste OF 500. OOo. 900 a year. Break
age and spoilage, due 10 poor and