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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-22

,io.-Antes era ell favorito de la We
ina; ahora....
-iQuien lie ha dicho a listed Sc
mejante cosa?-pregunt0 susanna con
roz emocionada.
-Tiene listed raz6n-dijo Rivel
ION fingida bondad.-Es muy fire.
cuente ESQ de recibir a un joven Y
lceptar sus favores unicamente por
7asar el tempo. mo hay que hacer
.aso de las malas lenguas, ;Ea; brin-
demos. senior Clairou.
Clairou, que a TODD este no habia
iicho una palabra, alzo Ia copa SON
riendO.
-Es una ratafia-anadi6 el ten
dero-que ha pasado de contraban-
do.
-5Bebera listed de ella, sehor Clai
rou?
-iPor que no?-pregunt6 este.
como? iUn f~uncionario publ
Co...
Clairou dejo bruscamente la copa.
= Vamos.-exclam6 Rivel dispo-
nitndose a escanciar.-iAbajo los
impuestos Y las gabelas.
= Vecino-murmur5 Clairou,--
no puedo c~onsentir que Sc ataque...
AL Gobierno!-acabo Choppart.
hombre! iSabe su lecci6n
como el credo! iPero no haga listed
case del senior Rivel! Esta ratafia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-22

-repuso Choppart.-Una mujcr e.
siempre 10 bastante buena moza Qua
do puede abrazarsc al cucllo de s.
novio.
y 81 el novio es de Ia cstatu,
IA del Senior Raynal?-objeto Rive,
riendo.
-Entonces, sera precise que Ia mu
jer sea de la ITALIA de Susana-repli-
CO Ursula con intenci0n.
La hija de Cloirou Y Enrique pa
recieron descorcsrtarse.
Observation-Disclosures L
tendera,-Susana no quierc mas que
a los hombres pequenos.
y morenos-ag~eg6 Rivel, miriam
do ell cabe!lo rubio de Raynal.
-Por ESQ no pudo tragar al ST..
Raynal al principio-siguio dicicndo
Ursula.
-Es verdad-continu6 Rivel SOL
tando la carcajada.
Raynal miro = susanna, Que baj6
los ojos. FL amor tiene sus extra
mas suspicacias, Y al saber que antes
habia d~esagradado, ell jovcn Sc sin
ito herido. Lo not6 Ursula, y quiso
cue los demas reparasen en- clio.
-iOh,-dijo-iNo debe listed mo
lestarse por ESQ, Raynal; la vecina ha
cambiado de gusto!
y ha salido perdiendo ell sargen-
to Fayol-sigui6 Rivel guinando el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-22

ia NADIA; sus ojos hrillaban como dos
,~stre!Ias. Y estaba asi tan hcrmosa.
lue ell mismo Choppart, sentado Al
ado De Ursula, no Sc cansaba de mi
aria, como tsta hubo de decirlc agria
nente:
-iParecc que estais muy distrai-
10!
-iMirad 4 Susana!-dijo Chop
part fascinado.
-Bien; ~ que?
mo os parece hermosa como una
Virgen?
Ursula hizo IN mohin de despe-
cho.
-iAh! Era ESQ 10 que os distraia?
Pues NADIA os impide decirsclo a ella
misma: vuestra virgen tiene dos ore
jas.
mo tengais celos,,-respondi6
Choppart Z media voz.-iY sobre to-
do. no os enfadeis. pequeHa leona.
-iPequeHa?-repitio Rivel, que,
oyendo ell final de la Erase, no quiso
desaprovechar Ia OCCASION para dec!r
una agudeza- Ursula no lie perdona-
IA a listed nunca esa palabra.
-jPor que?
-Porque lie recuerda que Sc ha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-22
AGENTE EXCLUSIVE PARA
L. c. SMITH & BROS
y
CORONA


Juan II. Ponce, edad ID dias, 4
North Laredo Street; inanici0n.
Tomas V;Ilarreal, cdad Is meses,
1921 Salinas y Brazos Streets; convul-
stones.
JeGusa Calder6n, edad 3 amos.
Dunn y Colorado Streets; bronquitis.
Gustavo Saenz, edad 10 mcses,
207 Speed Street; cnteritis..
Atilano Cara, edad II meses, GIT
South Laredo Street; e~nterocolitis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-22
R0FESIONALES-

DIR. SALOME CARA ALDAPE de Ia Facultah
de Mexico; autoriZadO en- "l Esiado de Ie-
XLs: esrcCialisia en- Intermediates Hehlio-
urInarfaS Y r!rujia en- general. ReSidencia,
Warren Il. as. TeltrOnO Travis 3Sg1. on
Gina. Frost Building, TelerOnos, Nuevo i13;
NicjD Travis 3Gif.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
RAILROADS
LOSE OUT

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE IN.
tcrstate Commerce commission to-
day issued an order disapproving
plans suggested b. western rail.
roads for constructing rates 10 the
Pacific coast and intermediate back
haul points.
The order sets up instead tho
commissions own plan for dlspos.
ing Of the conflicting contentious Of
he railroads and the various com.
muri,ies affected every
important northern and western city
having taken part in the recent
hearings on the subject.
Carriers are authorized by to-
days orders TO construct rates 20
backhanl points In the following
fashion
ny adding 20 terminal rates not
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
CROWDED HOUSE
GREETS ALEICHEM

Solomon Rabinovitx. better known
by his pen name OF Sholem
Aleichem TO the Jewish race. gave
number Of readings from his own
works in the Detroit opera house.
Sunday evening. the theaier being
racked 20 the doors. Mr. Rabino-
Wiz IL frequently called the "Yld-
dish Marx Twain" and while he has
written much serious prose. verse
and plays, be Is most widely known
for his humor. The Jewish Progress
sive and Literary club which
brought the noted writer 10 Detroit
presented ore OF his comedies call.
cd The Agents" and there were
musical numbers by Robert Berman
and Mrs Ola Dafoe Eustice. Mr.
Rabinovitz spoke entirely In Yld-
dish.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
AGED DRUGGIST
is BATTERED BY
PAIR OF THUGS

F. A. Houp, 50 years old. druggist.
at No. 329 Michigan ave, was terri
bly battered by two men who enter
O. Nis store at 10 O'Clock sunday
night. probably in search % dope.
end the aged mans assailants es-
csp ped capture only by clever ruse.
Mr. and Mrs J. F.. Buckley. Of
No. 292 Porters.. friends OF the
druggist, entered the store just as
Houp had been overpowered and
beaten almost into unconsciousness
by billy. IN the hands Of one OF
the thugs
As the visitors entered the store.
the two thugs bent over the form
q Houp. and they said 10 Mr. Buck.
Icy that the druggist had been selZ-
ed with a A.. II" moments respite
glsen them by the ruse. allowed
them 10 edge past Buckley, and
rush from the front door.
Buckley snatched up a revolver.
wing on the druggists desk. and
pursued the two men. airing several
shots at them. but none took effect.
Buckley chased one OF the men to
Baker and SiIth-sts., where the
fugitive disappeared In an alley.
Houp was alone in the store when
the two thugs entered. and crept up
behind him. One OF the men struck
him a hard tlov on the head with a
billy or slungshot Houp grappled
with the man. wrested the weapon
from him. and succeeded in hitting
his assailants several times before
be was battered into stupor.
Two suspects were arrested, ear
| ~ Monday morning. by PatroIman
Elliott. and Detectives Van Mort.
E!ck and Potter, and are held for
Identification
They were found IN railroad
coach in the Union depot yards. and
declared that they were railroad
men. travelling from town to town n
search OF work.
There were registered as Harry
lee. conductor, 30 years old. OF
| Galveston. Texas. and Andy Rocket,
81. a switchmsn, OF Tacoma, Wash,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

Some speciaHs acute torment must
re reserved for the window dresser
- great city's shops By caravan
and boat Aad rail by camel ipeN.
mule and horse come the treasure
Of the world into his cunning hands.
Camp, mountains and desert are
secured and tire lives - their w.Is
free inhabitants sacrificed that
window May he a3rro~d f.csfs ar'
factort"s sftre human tI'"H 0tr"r.'
stint that tne window dresser a~1H
allure me thrlrc Artists and say B.
tors cont-ive eagles - rste hea
that the creations a"a- viu
may ire more ertirInEl chow
OF. Come. SAYS the w.Eaor ars
waieh Win briav Asck fk.e t1-.
IN dinsren, husbsT ne color
show or the snartie lr v.ur
20 make charming fra; watch is
listen % the voice from behind
plate glass. but few may bay
article while rhe rcst 0urrN1se s-t
Envy. Misery. Grief Tissatssfartior
pair % slippers, and the identirs
shade ~ rthhou she desired tha
canEht and held Rita Deans eyes
OF course. purchase was out ~ ths
her father had druured into her
pretty head that personal vanity was
the ieadl!est - sins A heather SOU
might he saved from hell with the
money those slippers or that ribbon
would cost And hesit es--Mrs
SHARPE the Rev. reAne's hcuseksep-
er. held tightly 20 her arm.
Surreptitiously Rita fumhled th'
money ~ her purse Yes she haf
@nough--tust enough. she looked
again into TIE window and hot re
heiiion sefrsf her
She lifreH her eyes 20 another win
dow or tNs seventh door 81 the Erea
office b1ilding across the street
whore lanes white rer nance
| transacted the a~a!rs o.. his hug
! estate She could acc him dimiy
pacing I'D and down IN hls ofHce
: now and then giancing ~ = letter y
his hand letter from her fathe
! forhtdding him the house.
Again abe turned ~ rhs winfo7
I Some sudden impulse - irsurrectt0 ~
! frothed within her soul sonethlri
which seemed apart from ner rea
Z submerged self vrt somsthini
which delighted her
I Look Look." she CRIED eTcitsfly
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
KNOX IS AND 10"
MAGNATE, DEAD IN
BUFFALO HOME

BUFFALO. ~ Y. May l7.--Sey-
mour II. Knox. originator OF the Eve
and lO-cent store, vice president OF
the r. ". woolworth Co. and pronl-
nently identified with q score Of 9th.
er business and financial concerns.
died here Sunday. after an illness OF
three years.
Starting with neither capital nor
prospects. Mr.. Knox became one OF
the wealthiest men In the country
his fortune being estimated al NOR
than s25.OO0.o0O. He was keenly in
terested in harness racing and his
trotiers and PAGERS. bred az his
stock farm near East Aurora. were
frequent winners on the grand cir.
cult
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

then she slipped her feet into the
taIutv slippers
carried away with her delight
WIN this new sensation. this realiEa-
tian - frr charms. her feet those
beautifully -rpA fest--tegRu 80 per-
form srt.r-F capsrs. hogan 70 steal
away hre .rse 81 caution. They
moved iu eay spirited steps, faster
seemed more like a festive wood
srri'r Vrtsorrd Ia this house NJ
gloom. than the daughtc- o., clergy
man Round aud round she whitfield.
ut.Hted. poised touching the tirEf
.srpettng dlsdainfuily As though che
ar itself might prove substantial
enough 20 support one 80 ltght and
graceful. And always. always We're
fsasriug Themselves there, furnish iH x
q ziuttonuus quantity - pAoulum 90
her vanity starved little heart And
Their hand fen upon her
shoulder.
The hard left her shoulder. she
dareI NOT 20 meet the look she knew
was upon her fathers face she re-
caNe1 a sermlr he had pretrr bed
Only the week before upon vanity and
the evils 10 which ~ led. she re
mem ber~i the terrible expression
upon hts face. the fanaticsl CLEAN IN
h's eyes "a he fastened them upon
h's congregation. trRpsaNinS ind 70
ytdual mem bers. his glance pick =
oIt acc4sinxiv every hIt II adorn
rrent they wore. scornlng them. con
d-mnfug them.
she felt Nttie tug ~ her hair.
-H~u Wild rage seized her az she
saw the precious rlhaon dangling
e-um her fathers hand. held iu the
vvAur ttps a. though the very con-
.art dshisd him. She liftet 4er-e
ewes toward his OWE, hot protest
.pon her lips hut the habit ~ ne
.e-E uhed ~gea 70 not readily d0Wned
His rrefn hl!ns .fnreauter Indicated
che slippers while his lips opened
and closed without any words com
iux 70 moist~ned his lips with the
IT'D ~ hls Tongue bar still the voice
was hoarss with suppressed pass ION
IS he commanded her - remove thc
lrending slippers,
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
STRANGE SHIP
MAY BE MISSING
KARLSRUHE

WASHINGTON. May IA three
stack steamship supposed 20 be the
German cruiser Karlsruhe. vas
steauing into old Point az 10 ~ to
day, according 10 bulletin received
from Newport Ncws
The accuracy Of the report was
doubted here.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

the Windows q pass away the tine
Lie upon lie she put upon her soul
unAEhamed ~ tire deception. Dee
lighted at thA EuliibUity az Mrs
Sharpe The slippers and the T'Dbor
hidden beneath her little Jacket more
than made Up for any punishment
that could ever % hers
once n her own room she studied
her reflection n the mirror, surprised
20 hnd that the sins had left no mark
upon her pretty face. she had really
expected 20 End some marked
change 10 be able 70 trace there bold
desperate lines Of wickedness.
Cautiously. BIT fAArfully. she
loosed the masses % hsr hair from
their tight braids binding them with
the splendid ribbon. reveilirg IN the
effect It's contrast worked IN her ap-
pearance. the way y set OF the beau
tifui oval - her fNce rsteai Of
broadening 81. the touiug down ~ the
nigh color which youth Ard health
had painted UPON her cheeks And
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

Strawberries were quoted unchang-
Cd this morning. but there were -
ears on the tracks. and as the wealth
or was rather against the market
Ssfors night. The weather is also
AFFECTING the receipts OF fresh vege-
tables from the south. and the mar ID
het WAS higher on some lines. The
butter market was DC lower Satur-
az f 1.S: r.m ssi f ssS Sf n hsa
the demand being fully up 20 the re-
o0lpto. Poultry II still In very light
supply. but the demand IL such that
ab6ut one day's heavy receipts would
opeet The market.
ADOsse-peldwtns. -ys.is q $50; rus.
ec(a 0SoSBe; steele red. ss.7so>
SbL: BOG apples. siso0i.T6
secses- Good shipping stock
ss--bviss I.mas rxoss %,
S ss.s,s.Tios,c., 'siogisp sr.s s'''
Cssc sr,c,,3 PSF; Pc, DO, ,r,,.
gss sssa it0iysi New York. new
wi.s. iS9Ee: imecrtsd swiss. $50
~; ioas horns lie. daisies, isd
.sls: e. y y..n.-cA.rr,... ,,'oo
Dsssssl Calves-Faney. ion ole,
ee0mou. eoioc per ID.
yy0ee vegessnees-~sreen peppers
s; 80; ~ 90 So per ,s s.,s.' a. g.
~; Dasslcy. iSts pes soI: mead
yoetsee 0S.bepifs per hamper; cu-
fsss7ssyr uSLu ric,ids toms.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

submarines believed lying In wait
for her OF the Irish coast
The Pennsylvania sailed from New
York MAY 7. one hour after the aink'
ing OF the Lus.tania with $40 pas
sengers. many or them Americans
Her safe arrival in a Scottish port
ends week of constant anxiety
Tor her safety on both sides OF IN,
Atlantic.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Local

more than 70 per cent OF the local
rates from the nearest terminal 10
destination, or by adding arbitraries
To tho terminal rates. varying with
distance from the ports. such arbi'
traries To be not moro than rs per
cent OF the local rates. the aggre-
gate not 10 exceed the maximum
prescribed for intermediate points
IN this order.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Makes Port At Green
Ock, After Peril
Gus Voyage
CHANGED COURSE
TO BAFFLE FOES
Submarines OF Irish
Coast Evaded BY
Passenger Ship

NEW YORK. May l;.-rhe An
Choir line steamer Pennsylvania has
safely arrived az Greenock. scotland.
according 20 an announcement made
here by the Cunard line this morn
INK The Transylyania took an M
usual course. landing In Scotland IN
stead OF In Liverpool. 10 avoid The
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
NEW yORh PRODUCE

NEW YORK, May lI.--FlouT. Dull
and unchanged Pork. steady. mess
sis,1sd 1926. Lard Quiet. middle
west spot. tg.s0IF70 sugar, Raw
quiet; centrifugal. ss test. s3s3; mus
covade. 50 test. ts12, refined. quiet,
cut loaf. $3.50; crushed. $3.50 pow
dered. $50; sranulsted- SS1 6s
Coffee: Rio No on spot. q. Tai
low. Quiet. city. Sac special, ~
prime. ,i..s. No. J. ,lgfos: clover
81 dl.l5. Dressed poultry steady
turkeys. I49 ale chickens. - 81 n c
fowls. i3n GiSc. ducks. II p 20c. Live
poultry; Firm, geese, Toe ducks. J.
q 22c. fowls. I1i4 a 1sc. turkeys. J.
6lsc. roosJerE IGEl0tac. chickens
broilers 25Ms2c. Cheese: Stror
state milk common 10 specials. -
Use, skins, common Z OspeciRIs. q
BE
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
By EDW% BLISS

pointing toward the end OF the line
% blocked traffic.
Curiosity won As Mrs. ShArp@'s
irou fingers relaxed upon their
grip, Rita peanes feet glided swiftly
aside the doors ~ the shop. IL was
\. fan Eve minutes before she re-
turned. ,nnocently assuming an Air
81 injury at the housckeeper re
proaches for her disappearance. She
had not thought OF causing any
worry she was merely looking In
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

In tho hospitals of France magnets
have been developed that VIII draw
fragments Of shrapnel 10 The surface
from a depth in the flesh OF even
Fix inches. and steel lacketcd bal
lets have been drawn out from a
depth OF more than two inches.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

Notice IL given that the partner
shin existing between Harry u Bull
len and Edward T., Pratt. known az
the Michigan Auto Top q Painting
Co. OF Detroit. Mich. has been dis
solved by the retiring Of Edward z.
Pratt from said arm The business
viii be carried on hy Harry Y. Bull
len under the name OF the Michigan
Auto Top a Painting Co.
HARRY T.. BUII.TN,
EDWARD X. PRATT.
Dated April 20 Isi5.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
vvvON sTOSM YARDS.

UNION sTocK YHRbs' CHICAGO.
E sSs:s 'lGy IS lever, 10. .;on %Ir' s.. AND
Sf.ie0i. 30; rough heavy. !I.oqI.!
dss..i.. " S.s.,pt.. pissoo m merk:;
Ssifers, Ss.so6 SIS: rexsns ,s.ioa
f.ls: calves ss.soes.,S. sheep; Re
and weak; native, 81 so0ss0 west
srn. sTtoqa7s: lambs. s7.7Sds.ss.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

Nine. Platrieu. a wealthy resident
OF Nevers. Paris. announces that she
viii bestow the hand OF her adopted
daughter and a generous dowry upon
the FIRST unmarried lrench soldier
who enters Berlin.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

parsgus. sectionA t1i .ze per ooA'
cr.ps Frui,@,.soSs7s per crate
Ho.sy-Faney white new, ,.giss;
B.y1Ds. roll shipper. are RAy,ng
II s 10Y s5Issc' standard, 81 8
1880; No. timothy, nsq $50 No
o.. wheat sn'i oat straw. si5lSo
POI nf,Ss.-No. l cured. Isci No. /
s green a'f suiis lee sur No. cured veal
No / eur.a muSra,s. lac: No. ;.Etsse
psrrsin; Ice No ! sursa calf iss:
Sia... ass; No ! no,.. aide. SiIc;
calf Tvs on shssPsfin ,as to amount
Ls.o.s-calitornia s,0ais per
Msr,e sus.r--Ns~ pure sap goods.
10" G,m ne Pc els 81 s PEP soy 1ii' per -
M.shreoms-iSeSs soc per n.
Oranges Nayels, IS =
c.is. s...-Y.Iiow. 800; white.
onis..-Texas BermudAs HsoS
iP,s.eppi..Sssaseaso per crate.
ts.-s per Dbl. "a Ter bu
,7sf1s.y 1aes see geese hos iS:
ssrsw serr4e--3a-qt cases. s,gs:s
T.iisw-Na l. sac: Nc 4 IsS
yoEwv~w rRIrES-
Cassea csess-Appis. G:S 2 80
gal; baked esanH ID soy soc:
Hsina A. 10. .tandsrd s.c Table
june, 81 SO: standard. SIS Dsxst- 500
sA HIs.i. s0s s:s I'll s,o '' S. AZ.
pinks. II Tomatoes size NArro~.
tat peas. u; early June. $50 siftei
early June, $40 per DOS ,,,n
.. s:e sS.s' .ss isiss nddi S
Sse. nne middlinss. t52. cracked corn.
3sl; corn and oAt chop. $50 ton
s.n p.,.ns second S'' p ssei
Eso; sifsisht Use pure RE. sac:
spring patent ss-is per esl. IN paper
Hsr1~.rs-Naila sLse case: an;
neaIed wire. $50 bundle: painted
bare~d wire. point g. gaivAaiL,ssd ed
;s's .:s1 Z. SIS :, - 4 sag. a. s0t ,s.s q
gauge 1s.7s: single biz 6ronI.a axes:
and "a gauge; n;ts: IS SAUCE $40;
ii.s s.qSs ci,. 'i snail i ~. &c and per
cent OF list, large. ioc- 10 and 5 ca:
/ machine bolta small 50 and per
esnt on list. lsrgG Tse and OF list.
Detroit Oil-Rav iinseed oil. 'lcs
boiled hnseed. 5sc per gal In barrel
| lots Kerosene. taukwagon or iron
barrels Diamond headlight Sc
perfection. Sc. palactne. zoe, crown
gasoline iei4c per gallon.
rrOvlstcas-Mess pork GS.5o; fam
lily. slsG2i. clear Backs So y g so.
smoked hams. i44 GlS'c; briskrt-,
lixGi3c; shoulders. lac; piea!c
hams. 81 8i0Sc bacon. $50 isRc:
lard IN tierces. 10 nc. kettle rendered.
s.gsrs-Iorrected daily by W. n.
Edgar q Sons. Crystal oomtnoss. .
H.. $3.50: do. S-lb.. 80. 40. eagle tab
lets. IS. cut loaf. $3.50; cubes. 50. So;
xxx powdered. Ssss standard
powdered. $3.50: graduated extra
coarse. $3.50; sranGlated, enc. in
bulk. sac; graduated, 2S-ib cottous.
fs.ss: crystal domino gran lib, and
e-ib. cartons. in cases. $40; crystal
domino. gran. HF cases $50: dia-
mond A. ts.s0: eonfeetioners' A, ss.sS;
No. :. isis: No. 9, islo. No. .. Ss.eS:
No. 10, So: No. II. s5.ss. No Ia ts.ss;
No. II. Sass; No. 10 ss.ss. No. IS.
eSss. non-caking mixture, "; beet
granulsted. $50 per leo lbs. house
hold powd.. Is, - TO CAGE. fi.ss: do.
| ~ to case. S3.so per case
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Hitter AND EGGS.

Butter-Creamery extra z6c. nrsts.
Csc: dairy. ale. packing stock. isc
per ID.
Eggs-Fresh receipts, cases lnclgd-
ed. hrsts. is1c per doz- Receipts.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
BITTER AND EEGA

;se; dairy. Ale. packing stock.
isrc per ID
Exgs-Fresh receipts. cases fnclud-
ed. nrsts. ls&c per dOL Receipts.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18
Livestock
East nryyAIo LIVE STOCK.

,.,r PPy;,;S.1l..Yo z sssyy..,M; NAV IL
SssS:s isee io..r light steady
xsifsfs. Sfes: bulls, 1907:
Uows: % cars: market slow; heavy
oioSsao. workers.. Ssas: pigs ss1
sheep: % cars; market slow; TOP
yamba 5000 q 10. 70; yesrlinEs. IS 50
4lis; ws'h'r'' 'aaSsa'o' ewes "
Caves: Wosso.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-18

DETROIT. May iT.-openinr;
Whsaa opened without change In the
Detroit market. A steady and quiet
msrkSA was quoted In Liverpool and
CSica9o. opening prtcss Monday
CsSS No. : rsA wheat. ei.Sf; July;
SiNx:. eeptsmbsr si-isA: NO
70 corn market t. Efeless and
~aav n 7ehc FOR cash No. ,. Tie Tor
10. yellow and Tsc for No ye'-
O.ts Are quist and weak 1T $50
OgVc for standard, 81 0ssc for sasn
~ white and SIZE for No. white
kye = iaaetivs and steady At H'
hesns are In slow demand At ssos
sor imusdiats and prompt shipment
- oSlo for June.
Cicvsrseed II quiet At s7.S Tor
yr1ms spot. $3.50 for October and ~
fimothyseed 10 quiet At ~ for
urs,n receipts at chiesso Monday
wheat. - cars: corn. " ears. oats
ssptember wheat In Chicago OPEN
"a konday at si.7ik gl.sih. corn
a 77&c and oats nt SeKc-
Cash wheat In Liverpool opened
snnohauged and corn IA lower.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

WHEAT: Nay. UNCHANGED: July. down
sc: ssptsmbsr: gnshAnEsd :. c ssn.
3o1bsr, down NC Oats; Nay. ur
Xe: July. up NC: September. down
"a Provisions. Slightly higher.
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Grains and Provisions

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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-31
From New West Magazine.

Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, Presi-
mems Clubs, during the meeting in
June, in the course of her remarks,
said she sometimes thinks that women
generally do not fully appreciate the
growth and work of worlcn's clubs.
There are three classes Of women, she
said-the wage-carner, the leisure
class ard the woman enjoying average
prosperous conditions. These began
the movement for study AID sclf-gov-
eminent, and to solve the problems
of what could best be dore in these
directions. The result was, the wo-
mans club. A good woman. she said,
by her nature needs the acquaintance
ship OF, and to mingle with, her kind,
ard in the woman's club she finds the
way. AT tine same time, club women
should not undertake too much, but
should study mere and accomplish
what is within reach. "Thc mother, "
she said, wv o uses some of the best
moments of Ter days in study for self
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-07-31
FEDERATION COUNCIL MEET| AT PORTLAND

betterment will be better able to guide
and nelp her children in the right di-
rections, and her influence over them
will be stronger and more lasting"
Men and women whose ambitions
are in the direction OF great accom-
plisnments must be equipped with
wonderful imagin2tions, Mrs. Penny
backe drcclared. and the imagination
is FED from study aud serious effort.
twenty-five years ago." she said,
only 70 clubs were in existence. But
now, how we have grown and divided
and subdivided urtil we have thous-
ands and thousands of clubs ir our
great federation. For me, what |
have learned through the federation
has been one of the greatest influences
of life. 1t is 4 great moral and spirit
ual work, really. The mistakes we
make are the result of action before
careful thought and study. If we only
could emblazon these words-Investi-
gate, Eliminate and Concentrate-we
would at least be able to teach some
of our idle rich how to spend their