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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-07

Oh God of Peace remember and in Thy mercy keep The hearts that still can pity the eyes that still can weep: Amid the shame and torment the ruins and the graves To theirs tho land of freedom, from ours, the land of slaves What answer can we send tbem?- we can but kneei and pray God grant God grant to them at least a happy Christmas Day
 Madame Vanderyelde.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-07
BELGIUM THANKS
 TO AMERICANS

(Note The following poem was written by the wife of the Belgian Minister of Foreign A1airs, who has been soliciting cid in the United States for the war-stricken people of her copHtry It was pubnshed in maay American newspapers on Christ maf Day)
 Today its Christmas morning; we
 hear no Christmas bell, But sull we tell the story which once
 we loved to tell Goodwill, "Coodw1lp-we read lt;
 and "Peace we hear the name And crouch among the ruins, and
 watch the cruel flame, And hear the children crying, and
 'urn our eyes away For them there's neither bread nor
 home this happy Christmas day. But look; there cones a message from
 far across the deep, Prom hearts that stnl can pity and
 eyes that still can weep Ch little lips a-hunger oh faces pale
 and wan
 There's somewhere peace on earth
 somewhere goodwill to man, Across the waste of waters thou
 sand leagues away There's someone still remembers that
 here it's Christmas Day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-07

Empire ads reach most .eaders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-07

BosT0N.-Tho following is tho complete list Of the members of the Federal Advisory Council for the Federal Reserve Banking Board.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
SCHWEIKAPT
OFFERS TO PIN
WINTER FERRY

Henry W. busch. secretary OF the
park commission. stated. Monday
morning. that he had received ten.
tatiye offer from Carl Schwelkart
TO maintain ferry operation between
the fsfHHd ana me uItutIUd fuTruE
the winter months for Sl6 n day,
Schweikart operates a feet OF smalt
ferries between the bridge ap.
proach dock and the island bath
house. The Detroit. Belle Isle a
Windsor Ferry Co. wants $4,000 to
operate u big boat during the tall.
winter and spring months. The
Belle lsle ferry unestlon will be
threshed out before the committee
on parks and boulevards.
Park Commissioner William T.
Dust. who, with his wife. has been
travelling In the west, Is expected 10
return TO the city this week.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
FIRE MYSTERY
MAY PETER OUT

Coroner's Clerk William Allmand
declared, Monday morning. that I'M
less some new evidence developed.
no inquest would be held to inves-
ttgsre the explosion and fire In Ben
Geedmap,S- bicycle Shop--No. 1877
Gratiot-aye-. which cost the lives OF
Ethel Pitman and Louis Robodoux
Auskegon clippers, who we're living
upstairs
County Chemist J. T.. Clark. who
made an alalysis OF the contents OF
3Qgallon tank, which Goodman
said contained machine oil. has re-
ported TO Coroner Roisacher that
the fuid left in the tank was 81 per
cent gasoline. and three per cent
machine oil. Tire fact that the GOV.
er vas on the tank. and the tank
: fft-t.ffy' empty, caused Investigation.
in support Of the theory, held by
Coroner Roihacher, that the fire
was OF incendisry origin.
The Official have been unable %
locate mysterious stranger. sho
Has seen IN the shop. by a citizen.
FIVE minutes before the explosion.
Goodman had stated that he lock
ed up the place al noon. and wen,
home 10 take a bath. the fire occur
ring about an hour later.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
IS AGAINST
CAR PLAN

AID. Alexander Dll, of the Six
teentu yard. is opposed to the ID. u.
Il. purchase plan.
II can't convince myself that the
city viii be so!e TO take over the
H. l.. r. at less than il offered the
company. and to my mind the
street railway plant is not worth
$4,000 ,o00." said Aid Dill
Il am opposed to municipal opera
tion OF the street car lines. although
/ favor municipal ON nership proyid-
ing the city can buy the property at
reasonable price. The people
ought TO know what the city will be
called on to pay for the property be-
fore voting for a purchase contract"
Aid. Joseph Schemansky, of the
Fifth ward. says h "gresses" he Is
ia favor OF the plan.
Il am for municipal ownership and
operation, said Aid Schemansi1y,
"but don't want the city TO pay a
big price for The d. L. Il. II the
proposed plan j. the most feasible
way OF obtaining possession OF the
company's property, then | say vote
for a. On the other hand. the pro
FeSAa -.e-FtFaet does aet- iIc.uda- The
sale price. and when the people vote
on il they won't know whether the
u. T. z. property viii cost them sll,-
coo 900 or S20.G00o00.
Il aave perfect confidence IN the
judges Who will be called upon TO
FIX the price. bar they will have to
base their decision on the evidence
submitted II will he a battle OF
wits between he city, attorneys
and tAe D. U. X. lawyers. Expert
ence has taught US TO respect TIC
fighting ability OF the ID. u. r.
hired lawyers. We don't want TO
give the D. II. X. chance TO put
anythins over on US because ! think
that the city has the D. q. r, in a
tight place right now II we follow
tho right plan of attack.
Personally. I am heartily sick
II constantly fighting the d. T. r..
but am willing to continue a white
longer IL the people think the pur.
chase plan Is not the right solution
of The street car problem"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
FEDERAL GRAND
JURY TO MEET
HERE NOVEMBER 2

The federal grand jury viii con-
vene Nov. .. The most important
case will BE- that ~ the government
against Thomas r. Ryan. William
Kopp and Ballentine Furtgo. alleg
~ -,.t-t4.4t -Fie-taEs. The federal Off
GERS claim that Ryan VAS the lead.
er OF a gang OF couaterfeitors that
worked all over the country. kopp
and FUrJgo, the officers say. were
Ryans local Confederates. Mem
hers OF the Ryan gang are under in
dictmeBt In sayeral different states
as the result Of roundup made re-
Gently ny federal agents.
In addition TO the counterfeiting
charges the grand jury viii hear
the governments charges In eight
car seal cases. three immigration
cases, seven anti-narcotic cases
four white slave cases and nine pos
tai cases.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
FEDERAL GRAND
JURORS DRAWN

The following list of traverse iur-
ors was drawn, Monday morning. to
serve during the November term or
the United States district court for
the eastern district of Michigan.
commencing Nov. 2;
Aionzo Arnold. Marine city:
Charles j. Autterson. No. 234 Jener-
son-ave. Detroit; Chariets Baker. r.
Marine CITY: Samuel BSck. capitol.
ave. Lansing; VIM. W. Rsnze. Milan.
Hugo f.. Betz0ldt. No $50 Helen-ave.,
Detroit; r.. &. BOice. Port Huron. I'd
Brown. Leslie; y. y. Brown. Port
Huron William ID. Brown. No. 2303
Stone-st., Port Huron. Geo. Brown
ley. Leslie. chss. Burke. No. sal
Bush. Battle Greet: James ID. Cand-
Ter. No. So Smith-ave.. Detroit; Al
bert II. Carpenter. NO. 9o4 North
Capital-ave.. LANSING; clyde
N no. rs nsRFy i nssTot
y. c. Ccrbett, Reading; Wm. H. cros-
Ter. Albion; Albert Dahn. Inlay City.
James w. Dey. Springport; a. u. FL
lis. BIissneld: N. !. Fritz, Ann Arbor
fred. Ann Arbor, Bert y. Haight.
Hamburg; william Heiss. r. Z. Mon;
roe: Alexander Hendrie, No. 1874 Sew
ard-avc., Detroit. I. a. Hilton. Cold
water: Joe VI. Hox&e. st. Johns; L. =.
HubbeI, Croswell; John Huss. Ann
Arbor; Christian lessen. No. II
Chandler-ave.. Detroit: Geo. J. Jew
EFT. No. /. ST. Johns; Elmer King.
Chas. r.. Kirkup, Hud-
son: Thos. y. Lahey. No. 1lS Four
Detroit. Harry Lombard.
Somerset Center; George l.. Lutes.
RoIiin: VIM J. Luckx. No. 80 Harri-
son-aye.. Detroit: Chas. McBratney.
A. VI. Manor, No. az y.
Lansing: John Matyn.
HiIliger and Mack Grease
Pointe: Edward A. O'Neal. Birming-
nam: G1y Pierce. Lum; l.. a. Porter.
II. r D.. surtrr.- 9 Potts Forest
Vile: Charles A. Reynolds, Peck:
Harmon r. shear. Homer. H. g. shee-
han, No 30 Medbury-aye.. Detroit.
Philip Smith. Beileville; Chas. SMELL
ing. Elsie: Byron q. stewart. Marine
CITY: James l. Van Malta, No. g. Bel
mont-aye. Detroit. Geo, w. Vfdean.
No. 2sT Hubbard-ave., Detroit: Cur
don T.. Wight. Lansing; G. " Wilson.
clifford. John G. Winans. Waldron.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
GRAFT TRIAL
NEAR CLOSE

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. Ii
The state relies upon circunstan-
tial evidence 10 convict Mayor Bell
on the charge of conspiring TO cor.
rupt the Marion county elections.
Deputy Prosecutor Joseph Roach so
declared today in his argument to
the jury. 'The acts of the city
employees who eat bread ont OF the
mayors hand, carried out the spirit
OF the conspiracy" ne said
Roach fayed Bell for his admis-
sion that he played poker with
Lucius o. Hamilton. He said the
city would jail the ordinary crap
shooter, but that its mayor plays
poker with gentleman who later.
before the election, gives him $500
in 81 and 81 bills"
The "you assassin" remark OF
Charles w. Miller, directed at
Roach earlier In the trial. was made
the basis for at, attack on Attorney
Miller Roach declared that the
best in a man has a right 10 come
out no matter what his past"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
DANIEL IS
ASSAULTED
But Doughty Game
Warden Lands His
Man In Court

Charlie Daniel, game warden.
searched an inbound Pennington
car. Sunday night. for evidences OF
violation OF tho game laws. and
when he found John Robertson,
aged "A, of No 1245 Hancock-ave.,
east. with rife wrapped up in a
newspaper. and four dead fox SPUR
rels in a basket under the gun, he
made grab for the basket
Robertson demanded to know
what the stout stranger was trying
to do, and Daniel informed him that
he was going to have a look in the
basket. Whereupon. Robertson hit
Charley In the mouth, running SIS
set OF false teeth. 4 is alleged. and
then kicked the doughty game war
den in the stomach, rendering him
hors DC combat. while the game law
violator fed from the car, which was
at a standstill at the city limits.
Some OF the passengers on the
car pursued and caught Robertson,
holding him until Daniel recovered
end took him in charge.
Monday morning. Robertson faced
Justice Stein. charged with four vio-
lations OF the game law, one com
plant being made for each fox SOUR
rel that he had in his possession.
fox squirrels being listed With pro-
tected game.
Justice Stein fined the offender
SO on each count. making a total OF
$40, for four squirrels and the hunt.
or wasn't even allowed to keep the
squirrels.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
VESSEL PASSAGES.
a. n.sena

DETROIT oct Ig-Iip. Fletcher.
barge. lf-i5. Fisher - last night.
Dustin Donald~ ron. fbigJ Huron. IL 20
a. "a. superior city. !. Cooke. stone.
North Wind. 2.3o. Norpsriau. barges.
3;lt. Sas.ttoou, 20. Farrell. 9: Nj
agafa lmbria, . 30. osborne and
Da'Rre :. Presque iaic. Nation. fnew)
White. $50; - r. Miller. =. CLARKE,
Perkins. 1850
Down North star. s.s0: Jupiter.
1913 N a Hanna. Pathfinder. sag
amnre, ~ 80 las. night. Tuscarora /
Poe. Holley. Perseua. $40. Brazu.
20. Ellwood Wyaudotte. 40. cal.
gartsn $40, Mullen. g Willis King.
Arizona. 7 f-hrlR 7.a0. Munro. VIII
bert smith. s, Sormania. sheasngo.
SIZE. 81 FsHi. lEhpefninR. $40: sui
tsna. ie:3o. l.. G. Mamma, 10 ia.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
Local
STREET RIOTS
VEXING RUSSIA

BERLIN. tvia Sayyille wireiess),
Oct. il.-Street noting In Moscow
resulted IN the death OF three riot.
ers. the wo ling OF IL, and the in
jury of % policemen and eight high
or officials Sept "a. II was an
nounced for the first time today.
Tho outbreak developed from
students strike.
The mob barTicaded the streets
near the Pushkin monument. and
fought the authorities desperately.
The body Of one dead student was
left In the street mud all night.
Street fighting also was reported
at Petrograd, Charkow. Rostovon.
ron. Odessa and elsewhere.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
FORGER rs SENT
UP FOR 80 DAYS

William J. Bronson. indicted for
forging a post office money order.
pleaded guilty and was sentenced
BY Judge Tuttie. Monday morning
TO serve three months in the Detroit
House OF Correction
The court ordered the removal OF
Albert H. Nelson, who Is under in
dIctment In Chicago on charge OF
violating the Interstate commerce
law. lie operated the interstate
and continental freight traffic bu.
reaus. II is alleged. In violation of
specific government rules. Ills bail
was fixed at $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12

NlSH. Serbia. fvfa London. Oct.
l2.-lfurled back NJ many points
along the Danube, Save and Drina
rivers, the AustroGcyman forces
were making no prorress toda, Swith
their attempted Serbian invasion.
except in Belgrade and its immedi.
ate vicinity.
Along the Danube the $ rbians
rcpulsed all attacks between the
town of FlaNa and the Moraya
river mouth. The Serbian troops
drove the enemy's forces bpCk 10
the Hungarian sid OF the Danube
and captured four howitzers anf
four Maxim guns
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
Wedding Seems Likely
to Come Off Sooner
Than Expected
WHITE HOUSE is
VERY ACTIVE
Big Wardrobe Trunk
Purchased BY
Wilson
By UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ll.-Are
President Wilson and Mrs. Norman
Gait planning to surprise tn, na.
ton?
Here's the evidence:
The president slipped away from
the White House today and bought
a big wardrobe. trunk,
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
and Mrs. McAdoo, daughter of The
president. who were to have lefi
for the west last Friday. haven't
gone yet. Secretary and Mrs. Gar.
rison are returning from Hot
Springs. Va, this week instead o..
next week, as planned
Mrs. Daniels, wife Of the secre-
tary OF the navy, who has been
visiting in the south. will return
Immediately TO Washington
Miss Margaret Wilson. Who was
not expected TO return 10 the White
House until next Friday. will come
home Immediately.
4 Only one thing has been learned
definitely about the wedding trip
and that H.. II viii not BE- 10 San
Diego. The president today sent 2
letter TO the san Diego school SUI
perintendent saying IL seemed I'M
possible for him 10 accspr FL In
vitation OF he school children
there The petition bore thousands
Of children signatures and when
tightly rolled made a PAPER cylinder
nearly a foot in diameter.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Oct. 1.-THE foreign
wheat outlook is bullish and prices
in Liverpool are quoted higher. The
1Sar1y TONE IN ire AInsrfcan markets.
was strong az an advance OF TIC.
The leading feature OF oearishness
In wheat lie the low price al which
Canadian wheat is selling. putting
American wheat out OF the running
for export business. Exporters con-
tinue to cancel purchases OF winter
wheat and are substituting Canadian
spring wheat at lower prices. with
record crop in this c0antry OF over
billion bushels. some Canadian
wheat is being imported by north
Z western mills and the ssra!n. after
paying duty OF Ice. shows proft.
the loan 10 fhe allies will be used to
Z purchase Canadian wheat
Exports are increasing. but IL Is
almost ali Canadian wheat that Is
going out. Some Improvement is ex-
pected I'm the export situation. owing
to report that both ocean and in
land freight rates are to be reduced
In the near future Spring wheat re-
IL an active milling demand in the
northwest Large shipments OF spring
wheat are being made every day TO
winter wheat mills. Total receipts at
were SOS cars, compared with 2.2s0 Z
week ago. The Detroit cash wheat
situation shows little change. De-
mand Is slow. MilIcrs report an ac-
running day and night
Wheat was strong all day ana
closed with cash &c and the futures
2 n -ise higher.
Rye advanced &c Octover clover
declined 2sc and timothy seed lost
zoe Best hay is 81 higher
Wheat quotations. Cash No. . red.
4IlZlsi De- oRened with an advance
slit. Mas opened at sI.i5i.. and ad-
ssneed 20 slt7 No. I white. st09h
tcsTse gram quotations Corn.
cnsn No $. - 'se No 2 yellow. seisc.
40. white. - 9t@sc. sample. 81 q sc.
Beans, immediate and prompt SHIP.
inert St,A0. Oct, s3.25. CI0~eres.sd.
Prime spot. sii IS Oct. SO 50 priue
$3.50, Rye: Cash No , 5slsc. 40
4 3, 93hc.
i Receipts In Detroit market Monday
Included 1000 bbls ~ flour. g cars
OF wheat q OF corn. % Of oats and IA
or rye. Shipments were 1.9Be bbIs OF
flour. 1859 bu OF wheat. 1880 bu
OF corn. $500 bu. % oats and 5.g80
. Blu. OF rye Stoke are 1880 bu. Of
wheat. $4,000 bu. OF corn. Isl GOO IA
! OF oats and % 500 bu Of rye.
Primary wheat receipts were 3.543,-
900 bu-. againsf 100000 bu. year
tIn-rt on p1-~-~s increases -.---..
( bu. last week The total is now 2e,-
$4,000 bu.
| Receipts Of wheat Monday; Chica 70
! 40 cars Duluth 29T cars. Minneapolis
\ 5G9 CATS. Winnipeg 1.3c4 cars. south
west. Ta4 e0o bu-
I The visible supply OF wheat in
crcaeed ASS. 600 bu last week. Corn
Increased 1884, 900 bu. and oats 81 =
900 bu.
Exports OF wheat and flour Mon
day. 2.53a.000 bu.
No grain markets Tuesday. Co
4 luInbuh day.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
BOSTON COPPER MARKEr-ciose.

Couotations by Paine weNber Il Coz
Arizona SA Adventure 2t.. Ahmeek
s. AreadAan H. Algoham ga, Al
louez. ssl4, Alaska Gold 3tL. Ana
conda IsNs, Am Zinc 81. Butte Balak
3As. Bohemia IL. Butte Superior 81.
Calumet a Ariz 65A. Centennial -.
Chief consol IS. Calumet & Hecls
$50. Chino iSFs, Copper Range Ss>.
Davis Daily ! 1916. DAILY West ga,
East Butte 13Ss. franklin fet, First
Natl {, Green CanRnea fsL. Indiana
ga. Granny Se7s. Hancock II. In
spiration 45S. Isle Royaic 3oi&, Kerr
Lake ~. Lake 1ilr. La sale 5. Mich
~. Miami s4%, Mohawk -. Mass
174. Msyfiower 5, North Butte 81 IA,
Old Dominion SIS. osceola SIS old Coll
ony IA. Pond Creek ia, Quincy s. 4.
Ray consol 35, St Mary ssh. superior
z Boston g.. shannon -. superior -.
ramarack 81. Tenn Copper 81. Trim
ity lsS. South Lake s, United Fruit
49,. Utah Apex 3A. Utah Consol Ia.
United shoe Mach 4sk. L : Min *
Ref Co a5ns. do pfd i7is. Utah Cop
per 71%. Ventura OIL 1875. Verde
5 Isle. Victoria 3a. winona Sis.
Wolverine 81.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
ABANDON HOPE
FOR NORBOTTEN

PHILADELPHIA. Oct iI.-Ap
hope was abandoned today for the
Swedish steamship Norbotten. due
here 10 days ago. The vessel LETT
Norway Sept. II. with a cargo OF
iron ore for the Bethlehem Steel
works.
II is believed she founds red In a
hurricane OF the Grand Banks.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
CHICAGO RITTER u.RkEr.

CHIC MO-, Oct IL Butter. Extras.
% n 20 &c. frsts. csc. dairy extras
70 = o. 25c. hrsts. 9it, u &c. Egg.
Prime ordinary. 90. NJ 2fizC. frsts. -
n Is nc Cheese. Twins 134Nifr.
young Americas. f5r Live pOultr,
Fowls. iiu13c, ducks. 12Ifsc. geese.
il1I2c; springs. 1914 lf1tc. trrkeys,
lac. Potatoes Michigan. 52N 5fc.
W isoonsin. $50 GOO. Minnesota and
Ohio. So s3c New potatoes: Re-
ceipta IS carF
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
VIEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct If.--Flour. Quiet
and Hrm Pork: Firm. ness. ;isQ
1850. Lard: Primer. middle west
spot. 3s.S9a9.s0 sugar. Raw. arm
centrifugal. % test, slG1: rnuseoyade
W tests. S3.z5; refined. Arm. cut loar.
IS 80. crushed. $50. powdered, $50
$40; grnnuIated. $4,000 i-G5 cOfTee.
Rio No. on spot. 7c Tallov Firm:
city. sac: special, Tzc: country ga
fsIc Hay: Unsettled. prime, 81 ~
Uis7: No. q. 9ocns clover. soc q
s1ie. Dressed poultry: Steady, tur.
keys lsa2fc: chickens. 49, ~ &c
fowls. 1S1l aisle: ducks. liz a18c
Live poultry. Strong geese. l5c
ducks ga Use: fowls. - n isc: tur-
E---y 5Tr : Sr. rrDErtTE, 1zCs Cnckens
broilers. ia slsc. Cheese: steady
state milk. common 10 specials, y n
15lzc; skins. common TO special. "a
1ZMc.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12

Az ~ - u
u: - 49,. Ans Chalmers
u I'M An xlnseed OIL 81:
- ~: An Can com -:
M ~ Al Car = Fdy com
80 roundIs elk; Rn Cot
& ~ ~; An Hide = Leather
IA 4pR Am Ice 0ecur 13A /.
- ~ An 0uuelt = Ref q. I.
H ~ HIN; An Beet Sugar
~ y 4ol 13@h; Am To-
6 AZ XoolAn 70: 40 pfd
9(om6a 10: Aschisou le7x :
Locom 13e. Baltf q Ohio
hlehem steel 40; Brooklyn
Butte = Superior 81 = Cal
- ~ Can pac 1857; Cen
~ 81 - Chesapsake = Ohio
&c Pc IN
- sss III Gs az: S csS.
niseiiisrs - sscar IS
"a fssss w 's asa, FL Es.c s9@
Han 4 co 7SE; 81 North
III ~ North Ore leX: Gug-
1ploy ess< Inspiration
b Iuterboro Net z3%. do
41ternau Harvest i1oL;
4utA 2o4 Lackaw Steel
IN Valley lGS; Ligget Mey-
M 4exlceo Petroleum 944;
~, -: No Pac AZ n. X &
MT Disc com 1z5. Nat
ND Co 30 Natl Lead ssh;
H~~9 1sx n ". N H & II
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
NEW ycnK coTroN u,RKrr.
NEW YORK BuTTrK uaRkE,u

Steady; receipts. Lils. creamery. cx.
ira. goo. state dairy. tubs, - = ~
2sAc; Imitation creamery nrsts. 2 81
CSC. special. z9ik n zoe. Eggs. steady.
receipts. s.io1i nearby white fancy.
- n s0c: nearby MIXED fancy. 21G &c
fresh hrsts. 2Su yGC.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
Same Thing Here.

The FourIst--ln Europe. y'know,
all the railway carriages I've been
In open on the side.
His Luggage Carrier get you.
Cattle cars. I've rode. in 'em myself.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12

; DUrrALo LIVE STOCK.

DGna1ne = stoves.
} n 4ytfFAI.o, ". Y. Oct. H.
carsA prime srazed.
4 4}bern, slow; prime steers.
MI Dntchern, t1us: fat cows.
1etfefa es01.to. bulls. $50
~ eers !; strcnE; heavy $50
Nh 9o.e00e: ptxs. eSTs25.
50 ~ e4eos steady. top lambs.
9or uUos. 1870; wethers.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12

nusfer - Creamery. extras Csc
hrsts. 2!ci dairy. :ic; packing stock.
1oc per III,
Ewgs ~ Fresh receipts. candIcd.
eases Included. 21c; current receipts
3yc Per doz. Receipts Monday. I.Is7
Hypodermic Injections OF water
WIN uften induce sleep IT the patient
thinks morphia IL being given.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12
Detroit Stocks Ex.

These quotations subject 20 COM
mission charges
Active Stocka-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12

0VS& yASUSs husIss
~ on1 1.--linsa: Recaipts
= ~ Sc l0yEer: mixed and
II5| J.ot = o.oe; Gocd heayy.
oo9h heavy. e1.s0@s:
plgut vs0s.iO. Cattle
ID jn8gkst, slow: beeycs
UpD ana heifers. SAD
r Use: calves. o7.T5
IGuvn ssocas.
s ~ "A EIogs; Re-
" 10 lohse; yuskers
~ ~ roushs.
TIA. Cattle: Re-
I'VE: Receipts.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-12

% 1850: do, preferred. $50:
tagIe tablets. IS 90. cut loaf, Ss40;
cubes ss.75y xxx powde- ed S575:
standard powdered s. 20, graduated,
In bulk. $500. granuiated. s5-Ib. cot,
tons, S5.3S. crystal domino gran, q
10. cottons s5.gs: crystal domino.
gran. 2-ib. and SIN. cartons. in eases.
s5.sO. crystal domino. gran. HI
Cafes. s. 20 diamond A. $40. con-
fect.oners' A. g. 20: No. A. $500. No
>, bis, No. $ $50; NJ Z. 50
No. $. - 10. ?, s4s5: No. 10 1880:
s4.7s; No. 10. s4.7E; non eaking mix.
{ TIRE. $3.50; beet graduated iz-lo ger
/ t10 lbs. household powd-. Is, % u
: -7--s'-. sf---7 10. ~ 10 -a---ss 80 y-F
4 case.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30
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2citung botte &r. George u. @iolone,
Elm Snipeftor oes bieiigen Ginwons
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