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The Detroit times., 1915-06-28
WIFE NO. |
SLABS N0.2
Latter Responds With
'Haymaker"-
Decision

The fur dew when the two wives
of John ziegler. alias Jackson. met
In police court. Saturday morning
Ziegler was arrested on . charge Of
non-support brought by his second
wife. Mrs. Victoria Ziegler. with
whom he had been living ON the east
side. While the files were being
looked up by Detective Allen. Friday.
another non4upport case against
Ziegler was unearthed. but in this
instance the complainant was Anna
Ziegler. The defendant admitted
that he had married twice without
securing . divorce
When the second wife's non-sup-
port case was called before Justice
Stein. Saturday morning. both wom-
en- were on hand. At the request Of
the police, the charge was dismissed
IN order that Ziegler might be proc
ecuted on q charge OF big1my. and
be was taken back to jail
Out In the corridor the women
came face to face. Words followed
and Mrs. Annie Ziegier. wife No. l..
boxed her rivals ears. Mrs. Ziegler
No. 2 responded with q right and
left swing that sent her adversary
to the floor for the count. Court Of
ficers carried her into the ONCE Of
the police court. where she was re-
vived. wife No. calmly passed out
of the building and went home.
The first wife. II appears. knew Of
her husbands double life and for
that reason the couple had been liv-
Ing recently under the name Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson. 50 wife No. 2
would not get next" The defend
ant married Victoria Ziegler April l..
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28
Mortuary.

Si loved father Of - Ssi ii; )" and
s as"5s Mic ss.ss aged - 70 year: IL.
ss. n' s: s eh:pen . o. s.sa O. .m.
her OF Fairbanks post. q. a. r. No
.ice Of time later.
IS. suddenly. % her
home, as McKInstry AVE, Annie.
mother OF Wired. Mathew. y.
Gtorss. Mabsl. Ann,s. Edra And
later.
Is. iIss ~, Eli'css t;sy:S
husband OF Alice NJ and father Of
Anna 8, Keel. br1thsr OF Henry
Keel and Mrs. w IL Hill AemPsr
e. ,,,; Zion ,n lcase Nc, 3 y Sn%t d 8.
r services Monday. . . m. at resi-
dencs.
Chicago. III. June -,
1915. Harry, aged 3: years, beloved
husband OF Mrs. Maud Iseckner and
son OF Mr.. and Mrs.. b. Leckner:
s,o,hsr q william Mr. t M Rs..s san =
Grand Rapids; Mrs. ", Dillenbeck.
Arthur and Esther. Funerai Mon
day afternoon from restdence, 81
Kercheysl-aye. at i;so' and -;
intermsnt at herman Lutheran
cemetery by car Cleveland and
Erie papers please copy.
Is. Elisabeth NJ. at
residence, rs: Cougress-st. east,
daughter Of the late James L. and
Catherine o'Nsiil ana s' mS, q VII vi
neral Monday, june -. at e:&S.
from residence. and q. m. Our
Lady Of Help church.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28
THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT
AS SEEN FROM DAY TO DAY

battle line strength. Otherwise.
raidtng parties from the German
military centers could do serious
and perhaps vital damage.
The Germans seem to Do neglect.
ing Brody tor the moment. Russian
reports indicate that . German
force u moving on Tarnopol. 40
miles southeast q Brody. but has
been checked along q branch rail-
way from l.emberg which Joins the
Tarnopol mainline. II Tarnopol falls.
the Austro- Germans will have sue
cecded In cutting on the Russians
along the Dniester from the Slavs
using Brody ~ . military base.
This means that . large part Of
the Rusaians who have retrsated
from LENDERS viii probably b CON-
PEELED to fall hack into Bsssarabis
or else abandon that province and
permit the Austro-0 Germans to oc-
cupy Il unopposed. Such seems to
BE- the new German objective. The
Russian success In hating II can
for the present b described only
~ . temporary respite. II. with far
weaker defensive positions to assist
them than they had along the San
and before LemberG. the Russians
now check the Austro- Germans per
manently within the 0alician boun-
Diary. that feat will rank second
only TO the defense OF Warsaw.
Every probability b against NJ &C
complement.
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sy ). W. 7. MASON.

NWUtvoo - Vosso0 TpVoosb
NEW YORK. June 3s.-Thers
h no reason 70 believe that
the fighting now proceeding betwssn
Lemberg and the Russian frontier
marks . sensational recovery by the
retreating Slavs. II II inevitable
that after having put forth the ire
mendous effort which the capture
Of Lembsrg entailse. there must fol-
low period Of recuperation and ~
formation for the German troopa
This Is the more probable reason
why the Russians are permitted to
cling TO Galician territory east and
southeast Of LENDERS.
Not the recovery OF their lost
military spirit. not yet the arrival
Of needed ammunition can be ~.
sumed to account for the spirited
rear guard actions which the Slavs
are now fighting with some indica-
ton Of success. Supplies. In fact.
must be running very low. for those
Slavs who are operating along the
Dniester river. southeast OF Lem
berg
Most OF the railways by which
they formerly maintained their COM
munications are now In Austro-Ger.
man possession. The only way to
ensure the remaining lines from be-
ing cut Il to protect them al the
distance to the Russian frontier.
thus seriously reducing the Russian
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28

Meivia r. Edgar. 1ss Forset-avA.
east. - years, sortic snsufncosusy;
Stanley Kostecki. sss Havper-avo, ~
years. pieuro pneumonia; Albert gls-
xak. ss6 Mitchsll-st., nine mouthA
bronchitis: Percy Williams, 80 Deau-
bicn st. one year. fractured eeull:
Raymond Fauiks. Grace hospital aix
yeAxs. gas bacillus: Adam Oleslak.
ChiIdren's FREQ hospital. moaths.
cholera inssntum: Anna Mosmurli
Providence hospital. about - years,
acute pull tuberculosis; William voee.
township OF Huron. ~ years. pulmon-
airy tuberc uiosis. Nicholas Borch, rs
West End.ave; 80 years pulmonary
rs:u'S So:n,, WIG: ,, rnr%p :sr,tx
Kari Damn. 2.i Giibert-ave.. four
days. bronchial pneumonia: william
Fisher. t3s Preston st, 30 yeoro. an.
gina pectoris: Charles n. Adama. 1855
BALDWIN ave. ~ years. hsmorvhe9e
OF the stomach: Mary Cnwickt. 5sl
Buchanan-ave.. six months. endocor.
ditis: susie Siess. Ypsiiani. Michlgans
80 years. pulmonary tuberculosis.
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Births.
BOYS

BOYS
william p STANDBY. 80 usld;
George A.. Parker. SOS Warren 10.
seph Zorccki. IS Kanter: Edward l.
Hahukc. 2ss Hudson; Alex. Amhroee.
COS rrombiy; John Machowskt ST.
Medbury: W. Dorowicz, Kellogg:
Wesley Friend. ass Philadslphta. east:
A. W. Waters. $50 Porter; Anthony
Haxnka. SO widman-pl; Charles
Smart. Tss Riopcile; Herman Kvehn.
tet Central: Jesse r. Boyd. AL Posts
George NJ. HIckie. 1854 Michigan:
John J. Kane. sees East Grand blvd:
J. Roxtek. II Ignace-pl; George
Benedict. go 0ladwin; Owen Coe.
1871 Ellery. Q. Budxinski. 40 RIO.
peile.
r. saia. asA Baltimore. wet; 3.
Krsemtnska. IS Flower; BrnOse
schoen. acc IAwton: Y. BraAt. 90
Brooklyn; Clarence blanchard Hlor-
ence Crittenton home; y. l. Hahuke,
2ss Hudson: Anthony Papks. SO
Ferry: Il wzcchik, 1901 NcDovgan;
NJ Lemparski. s2i PtQuetee; Jacob
Richard. 11st JOS. Campau. u. HarclL
3ss Brady: A. Ffliole. $50 nllno1e: -.
Hayes. so& Holcomb: Edward Gable.
cara Lane. otto Hepnis. eS3 0ArNeld:
A. vidos. 81. Cann~id; Thomas 0rss.
IN. ss Riopelle, Peter +. Bureysk.
17t East Columbia.
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Marriage Licenses

"a, william :, I,.S, \ Horn. 50; xsshe''as
Michssi Bertram. "a. D>arbosn,
Emma Hahn. IS. Detroit.
- Homer wrlght, ~. Detroit; Jessie
Fred ". Terry. 20. Detroit: Laura
l. White. as. Manistsss Mich.
skidmore. 20. same.
no s:%ss A,,,. s.s:s s. r..na.ld ''''..'
Eugene Rockford. "a. Dstsesss
Laura Burda. -. Port Huron.
Oscar c. Yost. 81: Theodore essss-
o, N;i:as;l Ispsrmoa -; Helen
Louis 4. 0rsinsr. .Jr, 80. DETROIT:
Olive Maidena 30, Indianapolis. Ind;
Fred Eunea ~. Detroit; Mao Pa
Adam PsrIit. 70. Detroit: Mary NO
Lew IL, ooidstsin. a. Toledo. o.:
Florence Cohn. a.. same.
Hsrnsn Trosin. q. Rrcwnstown
Mich: Caroline Engel. 30. Ecoreo.
Gust Kroske, IS, Edna Schuck -.
Walter PranGe. 20: Celia Pain. 10.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28
AUTO FIRM
IN DISTRESS
Court Names Receiver
for Briggs Detroiter
Company

On application Of the creditors
committee. headed BY r. X. Davis.
Judge futile. Saturday morning. ap-
pointed the Detroit Trust Co. re-
ceiver for the Briggs Detroiter Co..
manufacturers of automobiles.
Failure to secure delivery Of mo
tors from the nrm with which II
placed q large order In declared to
be the reason for the concern ind
Ing itself in deep water financially.
II had secured many orders for
autos and had stocked up heavily
on MATERIAL but failure TO get the
motors made II impossible to all It's
orders.
The liabilities Of the company are
given roughly ~ e%Oo,o00 and the
assets ~ about $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28
JODBING PRICES.

c.a.eA G.es.-App,.,; s:,ssease
gal: baked beans. lib. SOC SOC:
LIN. beans, ngi ,s. Corr sar r r.S,,
rec salmon: Buckeye tall. &, 80; dat.
s siss Aia, Fsm. rsa: ,ic Ma1rox.
fat peas. 81: early June; $3.50: sifted
reed - JobbIng prices In 1ee-lb.
s $751; ne sraH ad Si ss .s.S eosn
Tissr-Jobbi.g prices; Best Mich!-
gan patent $3.50; second patent a. .,, 81 !:
1ssss'i sss E. s ssi. q psesr .aes:'
nsalsd wire. $50 bundle; galvanized
s:iSsn .rs .h.., po's. rsa aus" ps ss
gauge. 1910: 81 gauge: 1855: s.
bronscd axes. IS per dog black sheet
IS: =; = a.; Ssas = ;ass. asus = ssssss
csrriaSs bolts: small. Tsc, 10 and s per
cent Oh list; large. zoe: 10 and on:
machine bolts: small 80 and s per
ce rrs " cork, ,is: fam.
lily, t1o.seA 1850: clear backs: ltaso
9ii;so: .moksd hams, ish@I!e:
S;s.ss HAMS gass'sc: no Sasen rs
fsHc: lard in tierc..: Ioi.c: kettle
rendered. 11kc per ID.
Oe4pAet O1l--Raw 1inseed, Sic: boil
Ie1 linseed. sac per gal In barrel lots.
Kerosene, tank-wagon or iron bar
lrels Diamond headlight. SIC: perfec-
ton. Sc. pslacipe. 1sc; crown gaso-
line Zoe per gallon.
euGurs-Correc.ed daily by W. II.
EdSar q Sons; Crystal doninoes. z
1910 cut loaf. $3.50; cubes. esss:
xxx powdered. ts9s: standard
powdered $500: graduated. extra
coarse, $3.50. granulated. hne. In
bulk, $3.50: graduated. 25-lb. cot
tons, Sass: crystal domino gran, &
lib and s.Ib. cartons In cases. $3.50:
crystal domino, gran. HF cases.
$3.50: diamond A. $3.50; confection-
ers' A. ls.t5; No. 4. $40: No. s, {e3S;
Nc. 6, So No. Z, 1913, No. g. 500;
No. 3. Ss.1s: No. 10. $40: No. II,
}sssss: No No. g. u sS.ss non-ss s G mis-. x,
ture. 81; best granuiated. $3.50 per
100 Tbs: household powd. is. - "a
case. e1.95: do. ~ To case, $3.50 per
BUTTER AND EGGS.
putter--Crer merry extra. 27c: hrsfs
asHc; dairy. 3ic; packing stock. isc
Eegs--Frcsh receipts, cases includ-
ed. hrsts. isc per dox. Receipts
Desrsls Tines Sci rTsstsg Ds1t.-
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28
GIRL DISAPPEARS
WHEN FAMILY
OBJECTS TO BEAU

Because her family objected to
her keeping company" with Alfred
Schneider. Miss Ella Hoemke. II
years old. left her home at No. 23s
Heidelberg-st, Friday. during the
family's absence, taking her clothes
and part OF the family washing with
her. The police have been asked
to search for her. Alfred. who re-
sides at No. 9Ol Canfield-ave. east,
was recently chased out OF Elias
house by the latter's father, the po-
lice say.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28

Produce Market

Receipts Of Strawberries on satur-
day were not a. large AZ the day be-
fore. but there Was no shortage Ber-
ries of other kinda we're In very light
supply. however. and this had . ten
F, dency TO nrm the strawberry deal.
! Cherries were again In large supply
and excellent quality. anu receivers
are doing all they can TO encourage
houseksepers to do their canniaA.
White peaches Are coming freely: but =.
, peaches have not started coming yet
Receipts OF poultry were moderate
and offerings were cleaned up on ar
rival the market showing . tendency
TO work little higher. Butter 10
steady. but not strong. and eggs are
arm.
ADpies-New apples. si.So0i7s per
.:..s:s Good shipping stock.
Bssas-Drisd Limas 7,s Csc per
s''s s:r Red s ss:ss'f ei..sSa1s sss
ss0s.so per Su.: huckieberries. iise
per su.: black raspberriss, ss.ssoa's
e c:.iss.w.sLsi gg fI sr ess su
CHeese- Michisan Oats. Itc: New
York isc; Swiss. is9sic; imported
sswiss VIC; long horns. lsc; daisies
Camisr.ia Fr~iss-Cherr,es, $500
LIS per box; apricots. si.'S per box
common Drnssss sSic s@i per ls' fancy ii"''
lii7s case. Doc Sa.ket: rsdishss
aes, lettuce, :Susoc per bu; spinach,
per dc..' head isttuee. Si.:S per bu;
eucumbers IS 500 per doz.: WAX
G0p psr Sa hosh Ssu eG tomatoes. p ;s
lave per H.: green corn, soc per dos
Gr-pe Fruis-st ssu%.i5 per crate.
nsrsyF i.s white sn,a.s nsS a s IS
Hay--Detrolt shippers are. paying
the following prices for baied hay
IN car lots, b. Detroit; No 81
. sIs ',;s sa,sy. '' ;!ssG M's
whsst and o.s straw. sieisc per ton
a.Se s,Sss is cure: 30 hide :ul. .s Bulls SS
lac: No ! green bulls. lie: No, !
kip. &c; No. cured murrain. l&c;
fa horse sh sias So s,sos: No. s.' 'c horse rae
hides. $3.50 No. i taliow. ss.7s; No. |:
,a NfU ana s5 ss, Nj s s sa' .s c No
to amount OF wool, soc d $50.
Leasss-Caiifornia. s;.75 q $50 per
box.
Maple sussr-New pur. sap goods.
is0lsc per ID Syrup. SiTi.io per gal.
Melons Rocky rords. standards.
S2,5t,s: ponies. $3.50 per crate: wa
termelons. 500 sSc each,
Li1es-s1 6i.es per box
Musheoons--350 4oc per ID.
Oraages--Califoruia NavsSs. $500
SIS per box: valsncias. $3.50 SIS
Onions Texas Bermudas. yellow.
lt115Ti:s: white. H.3s per crate.
Peaehes-Four- basket hats. 5000
81: s-basket fats. v.5.
PtneaVpies--se5o1 3 per crate.
Petatees--Michigan In carload lots.
sacks 1Sn :oc per bu.: new virginiaa
S2toN2so per Dbl
Pssltry-Broiiers 1sa.7c: hens.
III dl5c; ducks. Ismishc: young
ducks. ls0liIsc; geese. loc: turkeys.
1sc 10.
stpswHessses-2s-qt. cases. S261e5
per case: bushels, s,.soes; is-qt.
cases, Sl61.35.
TsIisw-NO. I. SIC; No. 2. axe.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. June e6--Ciose: Builish-
ness among dealers accounted for an
early advance In wheat prices They
think the bearish conditions have
bean discounted ana the price IL low
enough. especially IL foreigners are
again on the buying side.
Much depends on the attitude OF
the farmer In the next few months.
He feels that he should have more
money for his wheat because there II
= big war and is likely to hold his
crop. The least he Is expected to ac-
cept II a dollar on the farm and he
very firm. The mills are all iookin
for supplies and holdings are small.
On the side OF the bears are FOUND
two points The map shows clearing
pretty well covered. With no shorts
TO take alarm the market Is tech
nically weak and little warm
weather would quickly change the
tone OF the crop news from buiiish TO
bearish.
The report Of n trade paper rels.-
ing 60 the American winter wheat
outlook helped 10 strengthen Liver
pool Higher prices were quoted Tor
cargoes OF winters. Manitoba< IN
dians and Plates; old crop 0msrs
was broadening. Continental sup
plies were light and dry weather In
Europe assists the bulls
Little was added TO the lire of
wheat information on saturday and
Cash wheat lost the early advance
Of nc. The future were weaker and
closed at decline OF lc.
Mixed corn lost ic. The other
coarse grains and seeds were un'
wheat auotations-cash No. , red
Si.l0. July opened with an advance
OF 1-ac at &l.05 l-e and declined to
500. September opened at Sl.o& 3-+
and declined to $i-03 la; No. white
Coarse Grain ouotations--corn
Cash No. 3. Is 3-4c asked: No. yell
low. cars at 7sc: No. yellow. rs
osts--standsrd. ysI9sI Lac: No: ,
rye Rye-e C 10. ! Si.i,: August Sc.
Beans-Immediate and prompt
shipment. Sass; July -.
CloverSesd--Prime spot. $50: Oc-
tober. $3.50: prime ai:iks $3.50.
Receipts In the Detroit market
included 1000 bbls. OF
nour. 3 cars of wheat, OF corn. IL
Of oats. 1 Of rye and 8 Of hay. ship
ments were 1000 bbls. Of nour. Stocks
are e ,SssS SS Of S ws. as; 1909 SSo S SS
Of barley and 1880 blu. Of rye.
Receipts Of wheat saturday: Win
nipeg. - cars. against cs& q year
ago: Duluth. 4 cars. against -: Mn
noapolis. l04 cars. against IS: CHI
cAgo, cars. against 30: southwest.
90, geo bu.. against $4,000 bu.
Primary wheat recs epts were $780,
600 bu.. compared with 100000 blu. .
Exports Of wheat and Hour. satur-
day. l7S0on blu.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28

last, and has been living with her
at No. 572 LafayetteAve. east His
other abode Was at No. ls2 Twenty
thirdNt.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28
CHICAGO BUTrER MARKET.

CHICAGO, June as.Butt:r; Ex.
Eggs; rim. ordinary. so lee: xr.is
1914 0f7kc. Cheese: Twins, 13h q
lee: young Americas. i+x else. 1--we
poultry, FSTis. i.o it*ssI; ss lac "a
i46 fsc: spring. 1o0 CSC: turksys
lie. Potatoes: Michigan white. $50
20c: Wisconsin white, 10000; new
potatoes. receipts. 80 cares: Texas tri.
umphs, 500 e0c per bu.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28

TOLEDO GRAIN.
TOLEDO. June ac.-CIose-wheat:
c.:s H.ai; July :, OK: IL s.g ss,Y q
K D 81 ot &c. oats. Cash. 4sS s'
c cniS; si5s scs YSov.r.ssd. Cash. ssse;
October. $50. Als.ks: Aug. $3.50
crsamery. isGieHe: tub crsam.ry.
?shc Eggs: Fresh candied. Ice;
selects. &c. Hay: Unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28
ne From London
vo Consid erable
e elaxauon
)UNT RATE
AIsLuNG BACK
lnrbed Optimism
I ! Financial
oundness

(mmm0 - NO. HA04
- - cs1sasy.s
Yonx, June 3s.--Despite
- nc,Aeutn o. the past
"a m e. 49,. 80. ~.a. "a,
INC "eeA enusu
- TIE stock exchange.
H 49, Mt acttve. but sew
fs'': 80 stoc,. advanced a
;:.' ---1,-. -. -,
~ sna ans u
Sf 1ofs vsrs numerous.
n - ..x.s reaaxatioa -
~ ,1- -.
[If1< .. " !. IN - - - <~,~ $1,000
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28

NEW YORK. June 3s-The actual
weekly bank statement Of clearing
house members. issued today. shows
the following changed:
increased st,7s0.0o0; reserve In own
vaults, decreased $7.sst,0oo; reserve
in federal reserve banks. Increased
So, AL 900. reserve In other deposit:
deposits. increased 1e2.14e,000: net
time deposits. increased $4,000; cir
cuiation. decreased 100000: aggrs-
gate reserve, eSt6.1l+.0O0.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO M; jans .s.-whsat:
Corn: July, unchanged: Septsmssr.
down Kc. Oats: July. mp kc: Sep
tember. up kc. Provisions. steady.
Closs-Wheat; July down 3-sc;
down S-1c: September down i i-sc
Oats: July down ste: September
down 3-4c. Provisions: lower.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28

NEW YoRK, June .s.-Butter;
3shc: state dairy tubs. 20 q 1bc; TINT
tation creamery nrsts, 33s0.3hc
Special market. 3sh0sskc. Eggs:
quiet. receipts. f4.1tS. nearby white
is6 Acc; fresh hrsts. 100 33ke.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, June 3S.--F1our: Dull
but nrm. Pork: Quiet; mesa $3.50
0is, Lard Dull; middle west spot
WseGs sugar: Raw. quiet; cen
trifugai. - test, $50: muscovads.
81; crushed. $3.50; powdered. $500:
No: 7 on spot. SC. Tailow: QUIET;
No. 5. si.osoI.o7x: clover, sioih6
LIS. Dressed .poultr; weak; tur-
kes. I40 ale; chickens, $50 :?c: fowls,
1919 q lSc: ducks. 9Gf7c. Live poul-
isnc: fowls. fsSiihe: turEey:. liz
lac; roosters. I1c; chickens. broilsrs.
~ q csc. Cheese: Firm state milk.
common to specials, 1t9tshc. skims,
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28

* y. MONEY! MARKET
~ lOHks June 3e--Bar silver
- vneneWge4 New York S4s.5s.
9 sssrjsng. S4.7s Ia.
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livestock
EAST Br!vALo LIVE STOCK.

Fast sf--FrFs1ioNT1s,. "a
Cattle: Receipts. {: cars. market
steady; choice TO prime steers. $50
$50; fair to Eood, 2s.ss @ aso: plain
ers.- q SOTO; light. .eommon srese-
isseTs: prim: ist ns:yx s..s.r.
NseSss-s s1 light, 'S aTy t.a ,s 1851
. srasy e Gov s:sssSo eG,ss SsS ssssS
S1a p Ss:s S sssSSs - Bulls. ss:i:
f Hos.: R :ssspss. 10 cars; market.
Il u as sfs:r v a:ss,y sS s,3 IA,
steady; TOP lambs. sie,solasc; y.srr.
Calves; G61o.7s.
UNION STOCK YARDS. III
CHICAGO; June :s.--Hogs: re.
sf sM:: m nSss: ana %i SS.sn.: :.oT ans
heavy: GId saS sss.o u.s. af1 -
pigs. ss.2so7.so. Cattle: Recs(pss.
ses mssis ::.e COW. .ea s sfss.
?a,,sgs.so; Tsxans ss:.s9..o; calves
ket. steady TO higher: native. $500
6as; western. 3s.lo@S4o: lambs
s7S@s. ssa western .s760sfS: spsing
lambs. 9701o.<o.
CLEVELAND. o, June 3s.--Hogs:
receipts 1880: market steady to Sc
higher: workers. mixed. mediums and
pigs $S,0s y $40; roughs $40; stays
)s.75. Cattle: Receipts. : cars: mar
ket firm Sheep and iambs: Receipts
> cars: market Arm; springers. eS.S0
top. CaIves: Receipts 100: market
steady; top $1,000
The Detroit times., 1915-06-28

ELosN BUTTER:
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The Detroit times., 1915-06-28

Detroit r'.ss ses FT's"ss Dept
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-13
FEW MINERS ESCAPE

Shut off from fresh air and sunshine,
sometimes working in dampness, and
otten inhaling dust, are the reasons
why so few miners escape bronchitis,
pneumonia, asthma, throat troubles,
or even consumption.
The hard work and sudden changes
from warm mines to icy winds will
weaken the strongest constitution, and
doctors are advising miners to take
SCOTS Emulsion after meals, because
it is a powerful blood purifier, which
creates body-warmlh, healthful flesh,
and strengthens both throat and lungs.
If you work in the mines you need
Scott $ Emulsiouto keepupyours strength,
and for colds, coughs or rheumatism 1t
should never be neglected. SCOTS is
free from alcohol-insist on the genuine.
scott & Bovine. Bloomfield NJ. 1875
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-13

ter the close of the war-but it was
the war that killed him In his last
years he used to ten the same stories
over ana over again, So that after a
While I didn't need 10 listen amy
more.
And what I thought was this. Isn't
there some way that this country can
be sure II VIII never never have an
other war?
There are only 4 few thousand Of
us old women and men in the coun-
try now whose lives were ruined by
the last war Mine was ruined; that
is what gives me courage to write this.
But there are only few Of us. We
do not count
what counts is this In 1910, say
will there be several hundred thous-
and women in America like me, whose
lives were blasted by war? or will
we few remaining old women be the
last war widows this country will ever
have?
81 think we may be. if the men Of
this country do what they ought to
do Don't be content just to pray for
paace My mother prayed for peace;
j prayed for yeace II wasn't enough.
II we had mad as much influence as
women have today | think We could
have prevented war Perhaps ! am
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