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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-12

G syna, s 9, as sss Sop%.
In. the matter Of the estate Of Henry B.
Order 70 show cause on petition for sale Of
This matter coming on to be heard On this
nsh day Fsbruay, A; Isis. upon the petition
nlsd herein by ". X. Faris, adminiatfatos De
iollowin4 described real estate, situate 10 he
Town II Dolores, In the Couusy u MOuessuDa,
In tbs STATE VI Colorado; namsly: Lots aad
!, ~ block p; iots y, u, IS and y To- block Nj
Interest In lot in block 70. and fuii ownsrship
u the north - fest u the wall on the east one
foOt of snid lot u . strip Of land one font 10
width and no fest In length on the west aide Of
south. and joining lot ! OF said blocL 10 on the
west, and bein. a portion Of the party wall
bstween said lots and y, for the purpose 81
pastitioain6 said real estate among the widow
and q bsst conserving the assets Of said estate.
And y nov appearing 70 the court frop said
los The :sis q .sid r.sI estate.
NOT Thsrssofs Il !. , ordered p the sous.
who are heirs u said d~cedent bs and appear
before said court At the court room Of ssid
court, in the Town d Cortes. county and state
Aforesaid, on the stn DAY q March. !. D. 1915,
said day, then aud there To show cause, u any
there be. why an order should not be made
directing the said administrator 10 sell said
real estate for the purposes spscihsd In said
Il 10 further ordered that this order be
published Tor at least four successive weeks In
the Dolores star, weekly public newspaper
published in said county.
JoaS J. DowsEy. County Judge
First PUBLICATION February y. igis.
Last publication March %. 1918.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-12
The Harris Bros. Mercantile Co.
STORE NEWS


Stirring 10 cents . yard.
All widths and prices in ribbon
remnahts.
Complete line Of the new and
up.so-dose Merle je~elry just
received.
Look at our new line Of Heiser
harness. Harness built in Colo
rado 70 stand hard useage.
Try one Of our new White Way
Washing Machines. Sure make
washing . pleasure.
Our stock Of furniture IL COM
plete and We will be glad to show
you bargains.
Time to buy that Inlaid Limo.
leum or Oak Border for around
that good rug OF yours.
Best grade one-pound cotton
bats as cents.
Fine quilts s.. so each.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-12

The iasgess mining dsai sluss ~
American Rare Metal To. . ssw ysauu
ego purchased from the 6eydss Dsus.
and oshers about - usanium Claims.
has jnst been inside, whsrsby Joha u.
Overall Of ~ Louis purchass iron
TrAmsl Bros, Wsde and Rssvss 80
Henry Legin ~ uranium claImA IN he
eumn,it or Mcintyre district. 6aa
Miguel county, Colorado. The pstcs \
not named bat II II thought 10 = ID
neighborhood II ~ .00O Tor tho entire
group. This 10 the pionssr usanlum
distsict Of the United states, = Poulos
aud voilisqnS, the French chsmlsss,
tried out . small concentrating mill
hers IN the su,pmer u 1900. The nsst
discoveries II uranium oss vsFs hsss
tnade In 1899, few nsontha earlier
than the discovery on Rock creek aud
La Sal creek.
Madam C0rrle extracted rsdtuns
from uranium ORES s~nt her by Ike w.
Stevens, this being the first time that
radium had t@~n extracted from this
class Of ores. Radiuin hsd previously
been extracted from pitch blend ORES.
The war In Europe has demoralIsed
the uranium, industry bu, II h thought
by many that u market can he ssiat-
llshed 10 the United States now that
the extraction of rsdium has been sue
cessfully accomplished by government
chemists who have been working
patiently to this end for many months.
Frank silvey In Grund Valley Times,
Moab.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)

U. y. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
March 1st, 1918.
Notice 10 hereby given that Chas. n. Bopp,
Of Dolores, Colorado, who, on January
10th, 1902 made homestead application serial
No. 0eOl, for the B SW Of section e, town.
ship 81 north, range 10 west. y p meridian
year proof, to establish claim to tho land abovs
described, before J. N. Brumley, clerk VI tbs
district court for Montesuma county, Colorado.
at Cortes. Colorado on the 18th day u April,
1918.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
John Lii, Stove Tam, Dave French and
Thomas Irving all Of Dolores, Colorado.
q. H. CHAsLToN, Register.
First pub mar " last pub Apr. ID, 1915.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-12
JUST RECEIVED . shipment Of

JUST RECEIVED . shipment Of
the famous Chase 4 Sanborn coffee and
tea. The best that money can buy.
We are also agent for the Royal
TaIIors and the new spring and sum-
mer samples are In. Come In and get
that suit before you get too hUsy.
the LEBANON SUPPLY COMPANY
LEBANON, COLORADO
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-12


Or ". Helses Of beaver. Vas
With % Tuesday, and Wednesday
ard sold nine Heiser saddles.
AuDther cor Of implements re-
ceived this week. We sell the
iauous Moline line Of plows. drills
ard hasrows.
Our lire Of 20. v. B." steel
goods just in = forks. shovels.
rakes. hoes. Soon time to make
garden.
A new supply Of Memo corsets
just arrived.
36.inch silk poplin 90 cents .
yard.
Best quality kid gloves $500 per
pair.
Calico 5 cents yard.
Outing flannel 10 cents yard.
36.inch percale 10 cents yard.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-12
NOTICE yQa PUBLICATION.
(publisAssI
n oaCoal LAID

pspsstasss q tks Interior.
Rehsuary 18th, 1915.
Nelies h hsseAS slyss that Juan q, Duran.
II Lssis. Cotosado, who, ~ April q lpii, made
SSTWI KETGWS sad sks sE I NWS 81 -.
tioa =, Spunship . north, range u west, n. y.
p. hssl1isa. Mas aisA n0etes II iqtentlon 70
= ~ az sSSss 49,. sssoss J, y. Sm..
~, ebosh u ~ dlsesles eoust fps noatssuns
eeoaAy. Ceaosa4o, q Cortee. Colorado. % the
NJ ~ Il Apsit. tses.
CkAFl0o 4. DNVle, dose u. DNsan, Th0Mas A.
ne0nltqa. an4 xawasd 4. Winhousn al Of
q. n. CuAsLTon,
Register.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-12

NOTICE vos PUBLICATION.
lPuk1lsbsesl
Moo Dial Lad
~ g.: J: 4 $780, :: ::ss' tsi...4s
-: t.ns :!s': :, Dc 6sie, .s' tsls: ssis
49, :;;;I : 8 s: :s !; sssiss:iNivss s
= r. - b,InzE . = " ~ q
IF m y !. Al! &C.:
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-12

When you sFs ready 10 prove up on
your claim, send ne your receivers
receipt, the names Of four Witness
aud will prepare your notice for proof
J. N. BRunLEY. Cortes, Colo
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-12
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Up rsslis,fs.s

NOTICE ron fybLicATioN.
Deps rtmeat d the Interior
Us. Land Once at Dasanso. Colorado.
February isth, isla
of poIS,ss 1 coiossao. Who. ." tsSsasry iss.
q. ~ es's. and Sa" iss;: so s' S ssa
ON Novembss p wv, Hsd. ..3!!i:sal hoH:;
:sis , ~ az: s III e; W.
q nestk. sanss Is west. N. \. p. Meridian. has
nisd notlse q intention 10 make Aaai avsyes'
ss e i s.as. ,s e. ~: s isa q s x:
dlslrisi sosrt q Moasssara cosaty. colo.sdY,
q Cortes, Colorado. IN the nh day d April
bssia 's svissSsis., John Liii, Js.s. }. Arm
stevas .and Louis felwiies all u Dolosss
q. n. Charitce, Register.
visss psb isb ., lass psb. .ps :. isn
NOTICE. yQl pvsLIcA1ioN
lPuhlisles.l
Mon Cal Lsrd
Us. LASd Oelcs - Das7nfn. Colosat.:
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dsts: r. q pol9sss. csiosndo; saa: oa rsSsh
nv: NJ 81 sfs s,sss .I .a.s. SS
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asssIs vss A'sAAls sl' = Il Pig: S:.sssse'
Ssss - 49,, - - -. 1 -
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
WHEAT IS
HIGHER
Corn Follows Lead
During Today's
Trading

CHICAGO. Sept 20.-Rain in the
Canadian northwest and the winter
wheat belt stimulated the buying
today and prices were slightly high
er rs a result Opening prices to-
day represented over Sunday
changes OF up IA and down 3-s
for September and May. respective
ly. December opened unchanged
Later in the day prices at 100 3-4.
SO Is and 80 3-s represented a 3-4
recession from the opening in Sep
tember and an advance OF IA in
MAY December was unchanged.
Corn acted in sympathy with
wheat, prices being slightly higher
most OF the time during today's
trading. Fluctuations we're FIRE.
quent but fractional.
Oats prices were slightly lower
Provisions were lower on in
creased receipts.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT
AS SEEN FROM DAY TO DAY

or to be recognized as within the
Italian sphere OF influence.
The quadruple entente is trying
to persuade. Serbia To accept Bosnia
and Herxegoyinian territory instead
OF Albania. Serbia would be VIII
ing To do this II Bosnia and Herze-
govina had been conquered from
Austria. But those two provinces
are still Austrian territory. IL Is
not probable they will be occupied
by the troops OF the Allies and at
the end OF the war Serbia would
probably find herself without any
compensation for ceded Macedonia
II her reward were only a problem
atical promise Albania, on the
contrary. is incapable OF resistance
and, in fact, Serbian troops recent
ly conducted a successful campaign
in northern Albania until Italian
objections compelled retirement
Italy. however. is under the same
necessity as the other allies 10 OBJ
tain compensation for the war In
Turkey. As far as is known lfal-
ian troops have not yet joined the
Anglo French armies on the Cal
lipoli, nor have they landed In
Thrace. Italy is in the peculiar
position. therefore, of crit.cising
tho slowness OF the Corstantinople
campaign. which she herself not
only is not contributing to " In
men, but also Is not willing TO
make the necessary sacrifice to pur-
chase through Serbia the assistance
OF the Bulgartans. A change OF at
titude at Rome may come In the
near future.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
EWING QUITS AS
HEAD OF SAFETY
FIRST SOCIETY

Alonzo P. Ewing. assistant gem
eral manager OF the Detroit City
Gas Co., has rendered his resigna-
tion OF the presidency Of the Safety
First Federation OF America. The
executive committee has not acted
on It.
sIr. Ewing was seriously Ill, few
weeks ago, and his physician advis-
cd him TO refrain from all work ex-
ceo has duties as manager Of the
gas company II vas because OF
this advice that Mr.. Ewing resigned.
The annual meeting OF the fedora
tion will be held in Detroit in Octo-
ber, aud a successor 20 Mr. Ewing
will probably be chosen at that time.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
BOSTON COPPER srocKs-tCIo..,
Quotations hy Paine. Webher q %

Arizona Com. SA Adventure ! a
Ahmeek. 9si1 Arcadian, 57s Allouez.
54la Alaska Cold, 33iL Anaconda.
7l2 Amer Zinc. 50, Butte Balak.
an Butte & London. so. Butte Su-
perior. s0i. Calumet * Arizona, 6zA
CeInte11ial iS'7 Calumet & Hecis.
Chino. 49,. Copper Range 50.
DAILY West ?is East Butte IN
First National. ~ Green Cananea.
3sa CRANKY, ssLA Inspiration. 35is
Michigan. q. Majestic. SIS; Miami.
27% Mohawk. 73 Mayfower, ga
Mason valley 2 North Butte 80.
NiptssinR -. Nevada Consol. i4i.
Osceola. s5iz Old Colony. Pond
Creek. Ia. quincy. So. Ray COns0l.
2i7s - Mary. 50: Superior g. Bos-
ton. ~ shannon, So superior. 2ss.
Shattuck 25it Tamarack. bSi. Ten
nessee copper. t5i1 Trinity. !. SO.
Lake. sa, United Fruit. 1875, Utah
ApeX. "a rtah Eonsol.. 12l1 Lnited
shoe MAJ b com, 20 r. 8 MIN 4 Ref
Co. 4iI. 10, preferred. - Utah
Copper. ssta Ventura OIL. l2~;
Verde. So Victoria, - Wlnona 3.
Wolverine, IS
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
BY J. w. T. MASON.


NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-A crisis
on which the fate OF Constantinople
may depend is developing in the
Balkans. The constant postpone
ment OF decisions by the neutral
southeastern powers is apparently
reaching its limit. and much un-
easiness is being manifested by the
Allies.
There Is evidence that Bulgaria's
shrewd game OF playing both sets
OF belligerents against each other is
causing the quadruple entente TO
consider seriously the possibility OF
Bulgarias eventual entrance into
the war on the side OF the Teutons.
Italian newspapers are showing
alarm at so unfavorable an outcome
OF the Balkan negotiations and are
naively urging that Constantinople
be captured before the Germans can
march their armies through Bul
garia 10 aid the Turks. Italy's dis
quietude at the Balkan outlook is
from the standpoint of
the Allies because the deadlock In
the Serbo-Bulgarian negotiations Is
due far more to Italy than 10
Serbia.
The Serbians are understood 10 be
willing to give up all OF Macedonia
10 Bulgaria. IL in return. Serbia Is
allowed 10 annex northern Albania
But Albania runs from the Serbian
boundary to the Adriatic sea. and
Italy has protested against Slav
power obtaining a hold on the Adri-
attic shore. Italy wants Albania 10
become either an Italian province.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
y. y. STOCK MARKET-CIese.
0uotati0ns By Hornblower Il Weeks

~sUns " nofhoio"er az "eeAss
xisss: ooid, ssS: Ains Chalmers.
an: DO pfd.. ~: Amer Linseed. 2o%:
Am A4ri com. eSh: Amer Can com.
60. 80 TN; ~ Az 4, Steel I,ss. re1nds Sc; Am
~: DO pfd.. HN; Am Ice Securities.
q Nsf.. a; Am sugar Ret. 1924: Am
{36k: An ToSseec. AS: Am wooien.
-; Ansccn1A 7ix: Atchiscn, Ioak;
sscklxs = r. s4M; Butte 8 super'.
leX; Calf. Petroleum. ~: Can Pac..
18ot: Central Lsgther, lsx: Chesa-
leaka = Ohio. -: Chi Ct West, l2k I:
- pdS. siH; 6 ch, & & NorshTsst. esi ils : !. )
~; Chino Copper. .ni asx! : colorado i aS
csnseiidatsd Gss. las: Corn Prcducts
1ef.. 5e&; Crucible Steel Coo. s4x
4 - pf4. 1oek; Dome Mines. 22K; Dis
l1sr r,s sssSsltis' so !' 4 E,sS S,s stoTsEe
6cni Eisc.. iioM: oeni Motors, ass:
Is 0oodrich r. Co. 69S; Great
o.. Il esa: aS.ssnSsln & EIpios'' GI a0r'assc ssx
3sptx4sisn Copper, ss interboro
ss;,ae ~ Hiis% g gsa & c.s Gu s1uss In,srns'l a.
Z eaiDA Valley, las Mexican Petro-
leon9 TN; Miami Coppsr. 37k; Mis-
U4; Natl' Blsc com. i33;s Natl. Eng.
eeamp. -; Natl LesA ss ~; Nevada
SsssS S Ans; Amer. = ri; Il NOrfoih = 4 T. wssSs s:S.
lll: hortAern Psc, 1oSE; N. Y. Air
1Paks. fs1k; N. =. Central, saN; ".
RI, O. - W., -: Pennsylvania. 1904 |:
I s1lttsourg Coal. nk: do pfd.. io7;
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
NEW YORK PRoDrcr.

NEW YORK. Sept 2O.-FIour. Dun
and unsettled. Pork quiet: mess
west spot, tsGsI6 sugar. Raw.
dull, centrifugal 9s test, s42s: mus.
c1vade. So test t34a. refined, dull
cut loaf. $3.50. crushed. $50. pow.
deIed. $40, granulated. t530fss5.
Coffee Rio No. : on spot, sEc. Tai.
low Dull city. So n5hc speciaI
sac. country. Sc Qs1ic Hay: steady
prime, i2sd1 30: so 2. a7Hca
81 02is clover. iAcQtlIb Dressed
poultry: Dull. turkeys. 13921c:
chickens l6q 2Sc, fowls I2i,4isc
ducks. l7di7isc Live poultry. or,e,
geese. 13c, ducks. IsQ isc. fowls. Is
q i6c. turkeys. l5c. roosters. i2tzc.
chickens brollers. 30d2ic Cheese
steady, state milk. common 20 spe-
Gals. l2d Sc; skins. common 20 spe-
cials, ial2c
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
Goes Back TO Workheuse

Ian, alias Duke" SneeG. who re-
Gently served 80 days ia the work.
house on n federal sentence for vio-
lating the cocaine laws. was sent
back Monday for 80 days, for steal
ii.g suit Of clothes from Goldberg
Eros. store. Sneed had stepped in
to fitting room" 10 try on two new
suits, and afterward attempted TO
sneak out, with one OF the new suits
under his old clothing, when he was
stopped and arrested.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
INIoN srn,h Y.nrs

UNION STOCK YARDS. CWT0 GO
Sept 20.--HoEs Receipts q f06.
market. slow and weak miYea AMI
butchers. ss35d7s5 good heavy.
$3.50 n as. rough heavy Ssitl- AZ.
light. s1lon %. pigs 81 ,5N f7s
Cattle. Receipts. % o00. markst. ION
l5c lower hesveH $50 1925 cows and
hcifers. t2s50s30 Texans - sOfi
40. calves. s125IIl5O shrar re-
ceipts. 1880. market. strong native
- 25 a BIB western it-GTs 90:
western. fs25ass5
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
CHICAGO BUTrER MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-Butter. Ex.
tras. 24La q csc; hrsts, z3iz a24c: dairy
extras. 22i1 q 2Sc, arsts, 2i422c
Eggs Prime ordinary, 21d22hc
frsts. 221 az3c. Cheese Twins. i5il
4l3A. C; young Americas, 14414I.c
Live poultry. Fowls, 12d13hc,
ducks. l2iz q i4c. geese. l2c. springs
1sc. turkeys. itc. Potatoes: Michi.
gan, 40n t5c bu. Wisconsin. lOd4sc
bu, Minnesota and Ohios. 35 n l0c on
new potatoes. receipts. 2s cars
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
CLEVELAND LIVE sror,x

CLEVELAND. q. sept n 0-Uo1s
Receipts 300 steady; yorksrs. IS 2f
0s.25. MIXED. ssTs26. pigs a.
henvies, t750; roughs ts2S1sto
stays -. - Cattle Receipts. 90 cars
20 cars. l0dl bc higher lambs TOP 10
Calves Receipts 400. soc higher top
ti2.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
LIVESTOCK
FAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunnina a Steven.

EAST BUFFALO. y Y sept 20 --
Cattle: 100 cars market re nIl-er
prime steers. g. $50 butchers B74
bulls. S5n7.
Hogs; 20 cars. market slow nra W.
~ 5us, workers. $50; plgs ia
80
sheep. 30 cars market steady. ton
725 wethers Sc Is. ewes. f525T
SIS,
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21

and Sixtieth-st and Second-ave.. to-
day. After beating the messenger
i-so~siblc win blackjack. they
escaped with $4,000 in cash and two
checks for unknown amounts.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
FALL SCHEDULE ON
MACKINAC DIVISION

OF u. & c. line effective Monday. Sept
20: Two trips weekly TO Mackinac
Island ard way ports. leaving De-
troft, Mondays. S 80 p. m, and Fri.
days e-so H r- FOr a deIIRhtfu1 all
water trip. leave Friday for Mackinac
Island. back home Sunday afternoon.
Fare $40 round trip.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
TOLEDO cuAtx

Cash. ii.1i. sept. iiis Dec. ti.osH I.
May. 500. Corn Cash. 7sc. sept.
1sisc. Dec, 5sAc. May. soc. oats
Cash and Sept. 4ohc; Dec. 39c' RYE
Cash, e5c Cloverseed. Cash. si225.
Oct, si2.30, Dec. t1lT0: March.
$ii75. Alsike. March. 1910 Tim
-Brlna-aaA-SAt.t--
$3.50. Feb, $3.50 Butter Brick
creamery. CSC. tub creamery. $50
251c, Eggs: Fresh candled. 26c Hay
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter--Creamery. extras 25c:
nrsts. 2ie; dairy. 2ic, packing stock,
iSe per
cases Included, 24c; current receipts
zoe per doz. Receipts, Monday 74I
cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
NEW yoRK NONE E,v.pErr

NEW EDIik. sept 20--Nonev on
-aff. per ccrt, tfne money. g03L
per cent for six months mercantile
paper. 81 n3hc per cent. bar silver
London. % 9-I6d. bar siiver-New
York. &c. demand sterllng il1O-
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
Banks and Trust Companies

The following arns are privileged
10 execute orders on the exchange.
Carlyle & povah W. A. Hanlin 81
Co. II. w Noble 4 Co. w. r. Moss
& Co. Bennett. Smith & Co. Sinclair
* Couls Lewis u Gorton. w, T..
Reilly & Co. Geo. NJ wes, 4 Co.
Emust l.. Sprague. L. r. Maccrone
& Co. a W " allacc & Co. VIM. II.
Rose * Co. Wm. \. Seer ~ Co. w.
b Mclaughlin, r X relton.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
MELON SPUR
TO MARKET
General Motors 80 Per
Cent Dividend Fires
Imagination.
tCspyright. 1915. By the New York
Eveuiug Post Company


NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.-The
course OF today's stock market seem
ed to indicate that the Imagination
of the speculative public had been
fred by the General Motors divi-
dend. At all events, this mornings
les ponse to last weeks preliminary
efforts by the professional group or
Wall-st., was a revival OF specula-
tive buying. which brought the mar
ket for the "war order shares back
TO the condition OF q few weeks ago.
Even In these stocks the violence
OF the movement varied greatly.
Two or three OF the shares In ques-
ton rose 10 TO Is points while 9th
ers. lately the particular focus OF
interest, advanced only two or three
and did not maintain the higher
level.
This activity did not extend to
the standard investment shares. In
these the days business was light
and the movement Of prices general
H small. The general market was
strons. however. and fractional ad-
vancas were tAe rule. even in the
lees active stocks. Foreign exchange
was IN Q somewhat chaotic condi-
tion al day. Actual transactions In
demand sterling occurred during the
forenoon at rate five cents .abgve
Saturdays late closing. but brokers
wers Inclined to regard every quot
~ rte - purely Individual and as
nominsl IN its application to the gen.
ogaI position.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21
.a,ael FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
Detroit Stocks Elk.

These quotations subject TO COM
mission charges.
Active stocks
The Detroit times., 1915-09-21

There was no poultry In on Mon
day and the market cleaned up sat
urday with more buyers than sellers
quotations were no higher. however
as the demand Is only good for Ger :
tain amount, and about one day :
heavv receipts would load the mar
ket up The Elgin butter market
WAS a cent higher Saturday. and the
egg market is hrm. Tomatoes are
also a little higher on relatively
small receipts Arrivals OF peaches
from the islands are falling on IN
both quantity and quality, but the de-
and with the help OF car lots from
the northern end OF tho Michigan
fruit belt and from eastern states
the market is hold!ng a steady posi-
tion.
The herald., 1915-02-04

saw his duty. He saw the years OF
ease and dishonor stretching before
him, on the one hand. and. on the 9TH
er, years Of honor. He could make
himself respected. II he could not win
recognition for Natusha. he could for
his daughter-or his son. And the
heir would be Baron Linfeld- II Il vas
q boy. II a girl-veIl
Natusha drew his arm through hers.
and together they went back n ST.
lence toward the cabin. They entered,
and Benson. taking out the letter, de-
hberately tore II 10 pieces. He would
not answer Dench 4 Dench. He
would not even take the money from
the estate. Let the dead past go.
Benson put his arms about SstushA
She was pretty and girl-like, this III.
tie wife OF his He knew nov, TOO,
that the heart OF q woman beats the
sane, and always tue, whether BE-
meath q pink or olive skin.
It's all night. NatushA" he said
cseerily There won't be any more
scraps Of paper"