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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-07
LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. Schaller, Pastor.
German services next Sunday,
July IL, at 1000 A. M.

Rev. A. Schaller and his wife
returned from a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in
Milwaukee and Rusk, Wis, last
Thursday evening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-07

Miss Zelma Thune returned
Monday night from Excelsior,
where she spent the weekend
with Miss Ruth Whitmore.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-07

Marriage licenses nave peell
granted to Henry Take and 10
sic Rrudeli and to Alfred Balk
and Rose Roof.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-07-07
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
VIM. JObusch, Pastor.

1890 Subject "The Prayer
Life Of Christ" Answering the
question, What two of Christ's
prayers did God refuse to
answer?
500 The subject at the Meth
odist Church will be 'The Secret
and Power Of a Contented Life"
This sermon has been requested
for repetition.
On Sunday morning, July 18,
there will be a Communion Serv-
ice with reception Of members.
All persons desiring to have
their children baptized at this
service, notify the pastor at an
early date. Also adults coming
upon confession of their faith
in Christ will be baptized at this
service, or privately if preferred.
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The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
RELATIVES OF
SLAIN WOMAN
ARE LOCATED

Scores of morbidly curious men
and women called at the county
morgue, Tuesday. TO see the bodies
OF Charles and Fannie Albert. prin-
cipals in the double tragedy at No.
Of Grand River-ave.
Every pretext was used by the
visitors TO gain admittance TO the
grim morgue. some posing as
friends OF the couple; others az
persons who might identify them as
acauaintances, and might be able to
furnish names OF relatives.
From one woman visitor. Coroner
Burgess cleaned the information
that Fannie Albert had often spoken
of relatives in East Liverpool. o..
and another woman. who called the
coroner on the telephone. said that
she had known Fannie as Fannie
Lawrence. and Fannie Massee. She
said the woman's maiden name was
Howard.
Clerk De Laurier sent telegram
10 East Liverpool. Tuesday night,
addressing the message to the post
master OF the town, and asking him
10 try to locate relatives OF Fannie
Albert. alias Lawrence. alias Mas
see, supposed 10 have relatives oil
the name OF Howard. in East Lv.
erpool.
Wednesday morning. the coroner
received an answer from George II
Howard. postmaster. The brief
message read: Fannie Alberts
relatives here. II no one takes
charge there, wire to George II,
Howard. postmaster"
The message was only a guess"
said Clerk De Laurier, but I EVIL.
IDENTIFY sent II directly to one Of the
relatives Of the woman"
A message was sent back. that
the body was unclaimed here.
Mrs. Katherine Beck. Of No. 101
Sixth-st., called at the coroner's or
fee, Tuesday, and said she had
known Fannie Albert for some time
She said that as Fannie Howard,
the woman formerly lived at No. 100
Fifth-st. Mrs. Beck understood that
she was living there with q man
named Harry Howard.
That the woman was legally mar
ried to Albert. an Episcopalian min.
lister performing the ceremony. was
the statement of Mrs. Beck.
Coroner Burgess also learned that
Albert and the woman were legally
married.
Coroner Burgess expects to get
some information about Albert,
when the woman's relatives arrive
to take charge of her body.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Local
BOY ADMITS HE
PROGRESSED FAST
IN THIEVING

Harry. aged 10. made remarkaoie
progress as thief, all within
space OF 10 months. lie started. he
told Judge Hubert in Juvenile
court. Wednesday morning, by steal
ing an ordinary rocket" baseball.
Ownership OF the ball lee 10 a de
sire for more 40 he took bat
This theft. too. went by unnoticsd'
Then got tired Of them things"
sara Harry. land wanted a watch.
took q silver one from The man
that lives two doors away. Lots 81
men have gold ones. too. got
gold one next week"
A little man Of 10 who has gold
watch must have money. of course.
Harry got this from his mothers
purse. when mother was not look
Ing. All these little offerings we're
negotiated with complete success.
Harry cached" his loot. spent his
money several blocks from home.
and continued 10 persuade himself
that he should be man.
There were other things that men
did. Yes, some of them drank beer.
Next day, the 10-year.old man"
climbed through window of
neighboring basement. He climbed
out again. with m arm full OF dark
brown bottles.
He came home In the evening
blinking HIS eyes foolishly. When
he tried TO explain that he didn't
want to eat supper. his words be-
came jumbled mp. and - tongue
played strange capers In his mouth.
He became sick. very sick. and as
he lay in bed. he thought that he
might die. and 60 to the bad place.
So. when his mother bent over
him and tried to ease his pains. he
began to sob, and said he didn't
want to be man anymore.
Harry told his story to the Judge
with frankness. He admitted his
indulgence In beer. and the numer.
Gus thieveries. Judge Hubert de-
cided that few months at the Ford
Republic would do the laS much
good.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
men FIRED
GET $500 OF
CITY CASH
bort Bros. Are Paid BY
Council for Lost
Time
CHARGES AGAINST
FATHER HIT THEM

Jesse J. bort and George B. bort.
Jr.. dismissed by former Commits
siorer Haarer when charges Of pay
roll padding were laid against their
father. a road foreman, In 1913. will
each receive $500 for time lost
through the action Of the then COM
missioner OF public works. No
charges were made against the sons
and Corporation Counsel Dingeman
agreed with the civil service com
missioners that Haarar's action was
nor in accord with the law. The
award was made through the adop-
ton BY the council. Tuesday even
ing, OF q report from the COMMITTEES
on claims and accounts.
The Detroit Garage q Station
Operators Association Of Michigan.
has petitioned the common council
and Wayne county good roads COM
mission TO make provision In future
contracts for the repair OF street and
road pavements TO compel contract
ors TO provide safe detours for auto
mobilists while portions OF the
street or road are being repaired.
The council has allowed the board
of health 1920 TO pay the expenses
OF delegates 10 the annual conven-
ton OF the American Public Health
associa ton, to be held in Rochester.
n. Y, Sept. $40.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
GOT DOPE
IN CURE
Woman Testifies AL
legged Peddler Took
Drug to Her

George wallester. an alleged dope
peddler, was arraigned before U. 8.
Commissioner Finney. Wednesday
morning and held in $1,000 bail to
await the action of the grand jury.
wallester himself Is dope hend.
and three OF the witnesses who tes-
tilted against him in the hearing
confessed that they are addicted TO
the drug habit. One comely woman
testified that while she was being
treated for the dope habit In q local
sanitarium. Wallester visited her on
an average Of three times a week,
bringing her morphine.
Despite 'he efforts OF the internal
revenue department to stamp out
the traffic In dope under the Harri
son anti-narcotic act. the drug
users seem to be able TO get all
they want. Commissioner Finney
commented on this when he held
wallester to the grand jury.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Aug. 1i.--Cioss: Liver
pool 10 strong and IL In believed that
recent export sales were larger than
reported. The tone In the American
market had some quick changes In
the early trading.
Professional dealers are practically
all on tbs bear side Of the deal and
sell every time they see chance
Against their short selling 10 a condt-
tion that quickly causes them to COW
err owing to the east with which the
market II advanced. The bullish con-
the farms. small stocks held by mil
lers and the well known fact that
foreigners need great supply OF
wheat. These conditions easily over
come the professional short selling
seen on Tuesday. Wheat 10 not yet
moving fast enough to have any eff
feet on stocks at central points and
the pressure of hedging sales Is
Detroit wheat receipts have de-
creased recently instead OF ircreas-
ing. The movement II 80 small that
shipp ing 10 restricted. Dealers can
not all the orders that come. De
mand Is moderate from home mills.
! but eastern rnilers are anxious to
! secure soft winter wheat and foreign
ers are willing to take large lots. but
/ the wheat Is not here and bushes Is
Miliers In Minneapolis are said 10
be large buyers of wheat and north
western reports are al bearish as To-
crop conditions
| After a slight opening dip wheat
advanced and closed at an advaice Of
&c for cash and "a d2se for the
futures.
Corn advanced nc: oars. ia2c, and
Wheat COMPLEMENTARY. No. , red
S1.1s: September opened without
change at si.los. declined 10 Hloa
and advsnssd 70 s.clinsd Il, oes sfi
and advanced to sl.i4: No white
si1s.
Cash No. 3. save: No. yellow. san c
oats-stsndard. sou aslc biz; No
white. new. 42hc: September No.
white. new. +2e asked; No. white
Rye-cash. No ?, no2; Angus,
Beans-ImmedIatea and prompt ship
| Cloverseed--Prime spot, fs.25: DC
tober. $3.50 prime alsike, 80.
Timothy-Prime spot, s325.
Receipts In tho Detroit u1srke
wednesday were 1000 bbls OF hour
- car, y % so1n; o w. 9s see COO Dbl.
OF -four, 100 b OF wheat. 10. 900 bI
OF corn. !. 500 bu. OF oats. Stocks ar
$4,000 bu. OF wheat. 27.So0 bu. o
corn. 10000 bu. OF oats. 1000 ou- o
barley and IL 200 bu. Of rye.
France is reported TO nave bough
100 90 bbls ~ -four In Minneapolis.
Exports Of wheat and -four Wed
nesday, $50 600 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were l.
goo. 900 bu. against 2.0s2.O00 bu. :
year ago.
Receipts OF wheat "wednesday
Southwest $1,000 bu-. against 3s2 0ol
. M \ year ago: Duluth, ls cars
against IS. Minneapolis. 163 cars
, AGAINST 1s7. Chicago. $50 cars
agalnst sss.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
BOY OF a FALLS
FROM WINDOW AND
CRUSHES SKULL

Leaning from a second-story win
dow In his home at No. 6s1 Theo-
dore-st., Wednesday morning. Wal.
ter sisky. four years old. lost HIS
balance. plunged headlong 70 tho
ground and was probably fatally In
jured
The boys skull was terribly
crushed. at the base OF the brain.
His left leg was also fractured.
He was sent to Grace hospital In .
poloIce auto and 10 In critical con-
dition.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
MILWAUKEE DADS
NOW IN DETROIT

A party OF Milwaukee aldermen
and other city oficials, 81 strong. ar.
rived in Detroit, Wednesday morn.
ing. under the chaperonage Of City
Clerk +. r. Leuch. The visiting dele
cation was met at the Union station
by Mayor MARI and the members OF
the Detroit council. and carried TO
the Hotel Statler In automobiles.
After breakfast there the visitors
were taken for an auto trip around
tho city. They went to Belle Isle
via boat at noon for luncheon In ths
casino. A baseball game between
the Milwaukee and Detroit alder
manic teams IL scheduled for the
afternoon on Navin field.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
SACKFUL OF LOOT
FROM 1Oc STORE
GETS MAN JAILED

RENT Van Lieberkirke. arrested
by Detectives Gloshesky and Isham
on the charge OF stealing a sackful
OF tools and hardware from Wood
ward-ave. ten-cent store Aug. 7. was
fined &25. with 60 days In the work.
house as the alternative, when JUS.
tice Sellers found him guilty. We'd
nesday. Van Lieberkirke's defense
Was that strange man handed him
the sack, which contained pliers
levels. bicycle bells. screw drivers,
ham mers. and a weird assortment OF
ten-cent hardware.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Dunning q stevens.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, Aug. IL
S C. Srm. Is . saE; %A. .: ds sncfs
fair to good, 5000. plain, sb2sE
q .s26; fair TO good, .ts.6oQ675; best
a aood sTsegsIs. 'ssi % ssSs7s'
prim. heifeSs' si15qsa5. best handy
e good. $3.50 Ias bes, fat eeyy e:
medium i@ q s"s soo Su' $50 ss su:s.s
gIso; s.an.r: rs 9 $50 b Ss:,
bulls. ss.6tg7: light bulls, tA7sas.so.
heavy, S7@7.25; mixed, S7s5a77S,
yorkers and pigs. s7.goUs
sheep: I car, market. steady; top
lambs. 1885 y.arIinss. =. s,IsoH.s s
calves: e6Gi2.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
SEA LAW Up
TO GREGORY
Sherman Rules Most
Powers Are Exempt
From Operation

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE
fate OF the La Folletse seamen's
act, depends upon decision Atty
Gen. Gregory said he would render
very shortly.
II Gregory upholds Solicitor Sher.
mans view the provisions regard
ing life saving equipment and work.
ing conditions for the crew viii ap-
ply only to American. Italian. Bel
gian and Greek vessels.
British, French, German, Japan.
csc, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Ca
madam, New South Wales and New
Zealand craft will be exempted.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
WHEAT IS
ASCENDING
Weather Predictions
Cause Boost in
Prices
By UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO. Aug. 12.-Wheat sold
higher Wednesday after g lower
opening. Tn weather map looked bad
and Indicated more rain in the har-
vest fields. while foreign cables told
of wet weather throughout the Unit
ed Kingdom. September wheat open
ed down IL. but at noon had advanc'
ed rs over opening. 10 1o9 IA; De-
cember opened 3-s lower and later
advanced "a 10 los IL.
The corn trade was slow, but the
unde.. one was very frm. Septem-
her :. med UP Is and at noon hac
advanced 3-S. December was mac.
tive. being Is higher at opening and
barely holding the gain.
shorts were covering in oats and
as a result the grain showed good
gains. Harvest in Ohio. Indiana and
Illinois has been retarded by rains.
September opened 1-2 up and sub
seouently gained / Is. December
showed at noon a rs gain over
Tuesdays close.
Provisions were neglected. There
was an early gain in several lines.
hut later these dropped on.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. li.-Opening--
Wheat: September. down &C; Decem-
ber down &C. Corn: September. up
&c: December, up NC. Oats: Sep
tember. up he: December up &c
Noon-wheat: September up &c:
December up &C. Corn: September
up &C; December unchanged Oats:
September UP lhc; December up NC.
W. -.
December up lac. Corn: September
up &c; December up &c. Oats: Sep
TENDER up Ic; December up &c. Pro-
visions: Lower.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
NEW YORK pRODIrE MARKET.

NEW fOKk' Aus. IL I0uf DUH
and unsettled Pork. Quiet mess.
sisTOaI7 Lard steady middle
west spot. Ssi5as25 sugar Raw.
frmer. centrifugal. 90 test ti77.
muscoyade, ~ test, 81 re.ned. hrm,
s45: powdered. s5.70Q575. granu-
lated. IS sou $40. Coffee: Rio. No Z.
on spot &c. TallOw. Dull; city,
SIC. special. CSC: country. 5i.gshc'
Hay: Firm. No /. 1J06 So No. 3.
dressed poultry. quiet. turkeys. ftH
2lc: chickens. isa 2Gc. fowls i3d
l7hc. ducks. iTc Live poultry Fair
ly active; geese. i1Gi2c. ducks. l3G
SIC; fowls 1874 n i6c. turkeys, ii1
l2c. roosters. nc. chickens. broil-
ers. iSN Ice Cheese. Easy state
milk. common TO specials III n lac.
skins. common 20 special. 3dlihc
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
REAL QUICK LUNCH PERIL IS
KEEPING MIND ON WORK WHILE
GULPLNC FOOD, SAYS STEWARD

OF Niagara Falls. will be reelected
unanimously. Opposition to Secro
tary Jacob Miller, OF Chicago. has
been withdrawn and he viii probs
bly, be reelected.
Buffalo seems TO be the choice Of
most of the delegates for the next
meeting.
The stewards were guests OF the
Pontchartrain at luncheon. wednes
day noon.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Two Lads Sent Up.

Albert Livsey and Herman The
mans. each IS. we're convicted in
Justice Sellers court Wednesday. OF
q charge OF contributing to the de.
linquency OF 15-year-old girl. They
were promptly sent to the work.
house for 80 days, in default of fines
of SIS each.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
FRISKED AS HE
SLEPT IN AUTO

william Balmes. of No. All Hol-
comb-ave.. fell asleep in his auto.
near Columbia-st. and Woodward
ave. sometime Tuesday night, and
avoke early Wednesday morning. to
discover that his watch and 81 in
cash were missing from his pockets.
He reported the theft to the police.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
BORNMAN QUITS
BEAUTY BOARD

John Dornman has rendered to
Mayor Marx his resignation az mem
her of the city plan and improve
ment commission. He pleads stress
of private business. Mr.. Bornman
was appointed In 1909.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Rohn Held In Jail.

Bernard Rohn. arraigned before
Justice Gainey Wednesday. on the
charge OF attempting to Kill his
brother-in-iaw. Joseph Kurnor. with
an az. was sent TO jail. in default
OF $1,000 bail. with two sureties,
and the case was adjourned to Aug.
II. Kumor 10 In critical condition
u ooavay hospital
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
UNION STOCK YARDS. I'LL.

GHIcAS 400 mag maF;., ii ~ q. ,, Re
err: mixed and butchers. w.3sa7s5
good heavy. tseoa7 Is; rough heavy
!:1oqs.ss; Light 's;sogI;!s' pigs Pig
Ss.io0 600: COWS and heifers. SAFE
oslo; TEXANS. Sssoa775: calves
S1.7s61i.so sheep: Receipts. $1,000
market. weak; native. es.1oqss0
western. es.2sqsso; lambs. e7.16@s
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
NEW YonK BUTTER AND EGGS

Firm and higher. receipts, u. 50
creamery extra, 2sts q ale. state dairy
tubs. 20 u 23c, Imitation creamery
nrsts 22p Ezhc. special, 27az' "a g.
Eggs: Firmer: receipts, 1915. near
by white fancy, 329 S3c. nearby mix
ed fancy. IsQ 2ic, fresh hrsts, ~ a 25c.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
CHICAGO BUTTEp MARKET

CHICAGO. Aux l1--Butter. Ev-
t ira, ga lt y !; rsts s2azshs dairy
Eggs Prime ordinary. I5d 1sc: frsts
ITh GiTzc. Cheese. Twins, f2k dIsc
young Americas, 14nithc Lave
poultry: Fowls. i3hc: ducks. 12Is %
l3c: geese 9I10c, springs, isniTc,
turks, l2c. New potatoes; $50 pei
bbl.: SO soc per bu.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

Adventure. az; Alaska Gold. 33X;
Anaconda, ssh American Zinc. say
Butte Palak. ~; Butte Superior,
$50; Calumet a Hecla. 5e3: Chino.
Az Copper Range, SAX Franklin.
3. Green Cananea, 80: Isle RoyaIs ~:
Pond Creek, 17h Ray Consolidated.
22t Tennessee Copper 42.: Utah
Apex. az United Shoe Mach com.
5oh: Z. s. Min a Ref Co, al: Ven
tura oil. 11H: Verde, 6.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
BUTTER AND Eggs

frsis. 2ic; dairy. 2lc. packing stock.
lsc per III
EGgs-tresn receipts candled.
ceipts Ice per doz. Receipts today.
JZ5 cases
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
TOLEDO GRAIN MD rRODTCE.

uifn: September and Dccember
siii Corn: Cash. SIC: September
sic: December, ssAc. oats: Cash. 55c
september, iikc. Deeember H.e
AXIS: October. $500. December. $40:
March, 1905. Aislke: August 1925
Timothy. Prime and September. 1906 .
October. $3.50. Butter Brick cream
cry. 2shc; tub cream cry. 25isc. Egg
Fresh candled. ishc. selects. II Y C.
Hay: UNCHANGED
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK Aug ii-Money on
call. ~ per cent. Time money. az
per cent tor six months Mercantile
paper. ~ d5% per cent. Bar silver:
London. ~ s-ls pence; New York.
NAc. DEMAND sterling: NIi&
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
CLrvrLANp LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. Aus. 1l.--Hogs: Re-
:s' ,,. Ss ..: ss:s $;''s w: .'i 4: =:
,,s.dy; unensnsed: sheep and lamb:
CaIvss: Receipts, $50; steady; top, ga
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

The city Of Redlands. Cal, main.
tains a moving picture department
under the supervision OF the cham.
Der OF commerce. II n used for
booming the town.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
NEW YORK COTTON waRkrr
Detroit Bank cIearlnaa

Detroit bank clearings wednes.
day. Sl1.209,34702; balances, So
053. 10000.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
III: FIAT
||'SSTOCkS
/ Selling Follows
Defeat For
Railways

Il x3aokn Qldd SS3. AiIis Sns' ~
1X. 90 pf9 IN, Am Gan som s ssm,
g $.hfdy k@ s0I Cot = 81 sos. Am
{SS r. Leeih 4. do -pfd "a y, Am ice
Hrifitoo 81, Am Locomotives SsS.
~ GneIt = Ref 81. Am sugar Nei
<S5&. Am Beet sugar ssA, Am lei
~ "a i'm, Am Tobacco AS y. Am
Xerhison 1Osx, Baldwin LOGON
"a 6S1fo = ohio san. Beth Steel
uSooxlyn n = SS&, Butte 4 SUPP
~, Fctr II. Canadian Pac i5e "a.
y fGnther ~ y. Crss = Ohio 80 =,
u ca West ~ d9 Pa :, ~ p SIS Sss.
~ 80 4Ok, Cuban-Amer Sug los'
f3n 'iIas 1SS. Corn Products kef To-
mr. steel Co Az. DO pfd ioz.
~ Ilinss 2l&. Del n Hud las.
fiI1srs Sscu!ities ash. Ere , Som
de lst pfd ttS. 90 "a pro s' a.
No. 8 Goodrich r Co 81. CT
}kSeSn pfd 1lsM. Ct Northern ore
70 GuSgenhsim Explor 6sn, III
1o3K "a. Inspiration Cop ~ y. Inter
20 pfd 1sh. Int hsry Wsi igss.
ri ccp Is. Il 81 p 4 Ste N I:s, 40
Syg. - 3 = com 3, do pfd isS 80.
~ CO -, Natl Lead 50 y. Nevada
13 IAN, q Z, y y Z 4 s.. y ,os An y
q ~. Psan iieA. Pitts Coal IAN.
Gnf 37k. do lst 8S&. do I'd SO.
- G. caf Pullman iSo. Ray Con
-. IN 81 Spring 3e&. Rep Iron 4
A AIN. AZ pfd ~. Reading com
4s1s. .yy CO ,s -. s 90 D sSsf hssi
77r7 - ~ "a e IN Nv it, do pfd
SsscsSsSss Corp ssa Tenn
~. exss CO 1lSR. Tex Pac IAN.
R116 Ave Sox. Union Pac ia2A. Y :
Slee "a, y g com 7lA. DO pfd
r ~! 70 g is1 y c 2 ,1d.srl c = 4;
y IA III waSash com =. Wells
6Go ia Wostinghcuss lin, Wis
10. West Nd 1s. West I'm 10.
IS 6vsrisnA les.
I11canns. selk ~ ~ New Ysrk
IA E Vo01mw Puut Ce0Dany.S
~ YORK. Ang. 1.-THE in
~ eugnmsrcs commission's de-
- = ~ western rate case was
6veFnlns inilusnce in the stock
16k tolay. Before tie details
= deeIs1ca wsrs announced the
~ Foled very strong. with
~ aIvAIleeo n most OF the rail-
1870. Then there was .
y q Assttation. and on the
80 The ecmmission had de-
Gu eivo ~ roads a much
~ ested fpe. there was gen.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

rhs following nrms are privilege
Co. II. w. Noble . Co. W. Z. Mos
. Co. Jack y. Thomson, Lawns q
0orton, W. Z. Reilly Z Co.. Geo. ~.
e. Merrill q Co, A. ". wallace .
Co. william H. Rose q Co, Wa. 4
Near q Co. w. b. Mclaughlin. =. <
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12

1850 there were 2,52s newspapers
published In this country. Now
thego Are more than $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-12
Detroit Stock Ex.t

These quotations subject 60 con
mission charges;
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