davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1916-08-08
YPSIIANTI

49,. FF.-fu r..r ~ ~" r.E ~
~ rre... .~.'r. tr-e- miles Wet
err nm M f'fr-' Nrh 3D." -"tN
90 rfv7-f Nr.i..i believed Nr sr-."
90 -a-. r... drowned sunday o.~-
t.v wilson W. T.t--s-H au. 'Na~ E't-
cor .-..'.v. rast E.e Pc ~.r .'f 70
Wa e..-.tes. 7r# 'r-~-
growing --'.rS 't9' Nf R7F Mt
drowned .r- rr7- DO aa-s.' ~
tra p. s'r..-fa~ N-E 'rs 1ea's
NJ D-..-ra~H 20 MAS --r+ 'rRf
no FF --- tFnvr H' trst PA. was
Batter H.at s'aa..-z e- .r. vrts-
NJ T~s n-' ana tr~-
.i- o. -.-rr .--.... r.Hr|~
rtt.-r FEr~ "a
J;r1rr E.~ t.-Hf t $50
Hon U.r- r-uv r-s grove
wt.. H.. ser '.- .-r-.-E .rV'ef bids
- ..-'-. .Er rfa fars- - NOR
.af t.-t.. -..--taF
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20 ~t-r
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Nr- room .r 4rsr- Pack.
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The Detroit times., 1916-08-08
MRS. COPIES QUITS
HUSBAND WHO
ASSAULTED HER

IN spite % efforts on the part Of
several attorneys and Justice Lana
gan. NJ Highland Park 70 bring
about reconciliation. Is year.old
Victoria Copes wife Of Zarerinus
Copes mail .or'"r In The Detroit
pos'ofre. uIll prosecute her hus-
band FOR assault, and battery and
viii sue FOR a divorce when the case
IL completed
Mr. Cope= Is an American and
her husband is Al Italian She has
resumed her maiden name and has
gone 70 live with her mother
Mr. Copcs -'ili has black and
blue marks about her chest. shout.
ders and arms where she alleges
her husband beat her seevral weeks
ago until she vas unconscious
The Detroit times., 1916-08-08
EAST BtFFNIo 1--we STOCK
nunaipu A sfryrua

EAST y FFAIn y 81. Aug --
Cattle Receipts. l49 cars steady
prime steer7 81 fr4 11. r9.rherE s. ?
a5 Fat COWS $50 n rs hAife-s
Ss5s bulls - 81 y r %
y egF. I.e. aIEts 90 cars. strong
heavy and rprkers. $40. 80 1900 pig
SlGisGLae5
sheep receipts. IS cars lower
top lambs. 81 dl1 Is ysar.taEs. s. -
q 3 Co. wethers. Ss5s2s ewes. s. q
775
calves. ssUT2
The Detroit times., 1916-08-08

Women ~ Nevada viii evefcis,
the right Of u'frago for the first
time toda, in he general primary
FOR The election u delegates 70 the
s'ate conventions
Charles Z Hughes Republican
resident nor1iG'e. speaks In Chi
cage tonight
The Detroit times., 1916-08-08

r-tntiug--t the plain n~-f kind-fhst
In riEht--Ttmes Job Dept --wsin ts2a
The Detroit times., 1916-08-08
ctRa coPpTp STOCKS
EI.GIN III rTFR
NEW NoRK tu1,roN NARKEr

ELGiN. lIl. Aus o. Hu'frr sale
at cbitc. su inCreaE 10 &c
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SnIaus.

Die adt YerIonen, meldje in
ghiacgo megen Grpreiiung perbaftet
iino, Ieugnen natiirlid, bob tie iidj
lie nngeieblide Sanolungen 5u Sdul-
ben fomnen lieBen; 5ipei Mitglieoer
oieier feinen @eieaI6nft, neld)e tn
anoern Stdoten ipobnerl, iino gleid)-
faas perbaftet, ooh befinoet iid ser
Better, Elm gepiiier s. 6. @ooomaro,
nod INNER auf freiem SllBe; feline
&erbaftung lit aber jeOen Stugenblid
al erparten. Ser Staatsanipaltihafi
ltellen iid bel Der gerfoIgung ser
Ingelegenbeit groBe S6nierigfeiter
e~ntgegen, oa Die Spfer, meiit iebl
n~olbobelloe uno angeIebene 2eltte
iih gerieren, BON Der 2eber meg 81
ipre6en uno in elmer Iold) anriidi
gen Mffoire offentlid auf Dem 3elt
genitano 81 erIdeinen. Der Staats.
anpolt erfldrt, einen Iuspeq &c
fulocn 81 babeu sic glrgeflogtcn 81
ii6erfii6ren, obne BOB oie 0upierter
notig baben ,i1re IlisIagen ocoran
pnblico" 81 oeponieren.
sSn Ierrp Gountp, Gentnfp
murbe Moies Seltner, elmer Der Siib
rer in ser l%an9iabrigen befonntei
! Sebbe 5lpiiden Sen 8amilien Sargii
uno Gofrea, BON Dem @unoes Mor
Ifaa Si3emore eri6oiien, aIs er iid
| leiner @erbaftung mioeriette. Self
rier ipielte in oieier &entufp. 8enoet
ia i'm Sabre 1906 cine 1|erporraoeito
| 3oae; er iollte bamoGs bon Rid)te
| Sargis uno Sberiff Gaaogbon an
~qeiporben iein, einen 9etpiiien Mar
cum 5t eridieBen. Or tat oos ie
sod nid)t, fonbern marnte ben Sc
brobten, fporouf feline @nftraggebe
berbnftet, ober lpGter mieoer ettlai
fen mitr0en.
DDS SoIt , 9epartement beat
iiftigt in 3ufunft Ieiftere GoIt
fade pertpenoen 81 laiien; ma
glnubt, oaourh 6 WiIionep Oolo
bro Sabr an Sraft eriporeh 8u for
men.
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Seirntsidjeimc. Wcbnrtcn.
gobcDfane.
Seiratsid c.

Seirats define.
Grpan Wbite ulto Ioa Waltsber-
ger.
Sranf g. Sdmiot uno Soma
2ebmann.
Mlpin Goble unb Stella Grnit.
Seize q. 2ent mo gli5a6etb @ls-
burn.
Gbas. @. Siltpol0 uno @aric
2oiiie Sueoepobl.
5elir aoiub Rno Srieoerife u.
RieBfe. \
@alter Sdrepet uno Goitb 9rairt
Barl s. gdte uio Soa 9rieoeu.
@ebnrtem:
81. 6. 9uInig II. 5ruu, ein &na.
be; Solepb Sderter II. Srat, cir
Mfao6en; @iaiam S6ulb mi
Srau, eiil Mdohen; II. 9oepper
lpein uno 5rait, elm &uabe; 6. 6
Neiiunlh uno Srau, ELM M1o6en.
SobesfdIIe.
Srnu Marn Sdeibogen, 7;
Sabre.
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Cine 0epei6e aus 2onoon mel
Set, i'm Sal BON @eiBeuoeile BEL
@ablont in 8obmen, lit elm 9amnl
ge6roden, Ser oos gauge SaI iiber-
ihmemmt bot. gie(e @lasl6leife-
reien piiroen 5eritort nfto man fiird)-
tet aitd), oaB piele @eniden INNS
2eben gefommen iino. 9ic 0orfcr
@eiienoorL Siefenbod, Gamipolo.
Sdumburg, Sdtparop, @roBbom.
mer unb Sarab fino iiberfdtpemmt
3ebn 2eiden iinb bereits gefunSen.
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bate i6on Iange bea6iidtigt, 8aiier-
troge 5ur Sranfung Ser &ferbe in
peri6ieoenen Seilen Der Staot auf5ll=
ltelen bod mar es i6mer, Die Mit,
tel oafir auf5ubringen. Nun bat
iib Srau Waper Salff ourd ibren
Sobn Iler $. Salff erboten, Die So
item fir adt Sroge 81 beItreiten.
9as liberale N~nerbieten iii bon ser
@eIe1i6aft nit Can't ongeromme1l.
Die Sroge mer0en mabri6einlid oltf
Dem @lamo 8la5o, om SnnIet-, ST.
ternational= unb Sap : Depot, ouf
Dem Warftplab, i'm Waperif 8arf
uno in Ser 3ebnten StraBe pla5iert
meroen.
= 8oli5ei6ef 9anealter bat allf
M~itoronltltg BON Wopor 8roipl1 an
Montog abeno Sen Inter ser griife
Ser Souiton 5troBe befinbli6en
San5 : 8abiqon 9eidloiien. Die BORT
aufgefiibrten Sa1t5e iolen lid nift
fir BEN Somilien : 3irfel geeignet
baben; audi iino 5iemli6 piel
S6napsflai6en BEN SlnB %binunter
eel6ipommen, oie inn Gapi1on ge=
leert naren.
Die itabtiiben Shulelt mltrben
an Mofttag nit einem iebr Itarfen
Sbiilerbeiuh e%roffnet. @enalle Mit-
t%eilungen fonnen nod ni6t genadt
lperben, ga crit t6 Erin5ipale ibre
9eridte eingerefht boben, bod miro
angenommen, oab etna 10000 Sim
Ser bieies Sabr ar1 ltnterri6t tell
nebn1en tDer0en.
= SEER alexander Susie
lit bon elmer mebrmonatliden @e-
Ihafts- uno @rbolungsreiie 5uriifge,
febrt.
- &erl6ieoene gipiloienit Gro
minatioiten iuerben am A., If. nno
-. Sftober IN unierer Stobt abqe+
balten. NGbere Insfunft ertei[t
Die Gipil Serpice G%ommiiiion in
@al6ington, 8. g. ober Ser Sefre-
tar I'M bieiigen gunoesgebduoe. Ser
latgt meroen. Elm @aflteinleger
(Snbianer : SduIe), elm Iiiiitent
fir Sopferei=Irbeiten; Elm Sel-Wel-
fer, pbarma5eutii6er Miiiitent; I'm
ter SnIpeftor fir Wltnition unb
Elm Sngenieur fir Sen Snoioiter-
Im Montag 4beno, fms Dor
Wfitternaf)t, brad Selter in Sen
Staaungen Ser Creamery 9airp So.
OIL Ser guitin nno 96ten StraBe
aug. gs gelang ben s(ngeItellten Sic
SnIfteritrife Ser SO in oen Stdllen
ltntergebrahten Iferoe nno Maul-
eiel olrdBuihneioen nnb oieielben
anf ~oie StraBe 81 treiben. 0aS
oas einen Sha6en BON etmn
angerihtet fat, muroe balo
1eloldt; nld oie eribredten Eiere
rlrben in fur5er 3eit, natiirlid I'M
ter einem beiloien Speftafel, mie-
Der 5niammengetrieben unb porlGll-
Iia auf Dem 6ofe untergebrad]t.
0lirh eine tier6r5tlihe Inter
Iuhung muroe feitgeitellt. 0aB Ser
COB bes lebte ISOLDE I'M 9~rafenribee
perenoeteit 9iiffels onr6 einen
Dorm pernriad)t mlroe, Der bon Dem
Siere neridludt mar m1lo lid IN Der
feitgeiebt bate. Garf-aom-
lambert lit Der aniidt, oaB
Der Tiere, Die fiir5lif) i'm Garf
.uerenoeten, nergiftet muroe, ionoern
oaB 0eren 300 al1f anbere ltriadeu
3llriifsufiibren lit.
- Die an fl. September peritor-
bene 6ran Marie Sdeibagen bat
eiil @ermogen bon $4,000 binter-
ons gleihmdBig, nit N[nsnab-
me Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno
9(ittomobiIs, al oie flint Sim
Ser Ser Grblalierin berteilt miro.
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3tpie6el1, grim. per $50. 8anoel Acc.
Bobnen. Crime. 1925 per 8uf6eI.
Habiesden. Acc +. 1 9bo. =@iinoeI.
8lumenfobl, &c uno 70 per Rfo.
&obl, $500 per Crate.
@riiner Rfeffer. 81 per 8nSheI.
SellerTe, 75c II. S5s per 9ubenS
Reterftlie. 35c Der 3bo. sBiinoeI.
Gannloupes. Gtanbaro, $3.50 per
Crate. 8nnb, 1925 Der Crate.
Observation-Disclosures. per YfD. 12he
Eostoten. Segas. 4 Scribe. 85e nnb
90c.
@nrfen, per Crate $500.
3opfialat, $500 per Crate.
8elbe 8ltr3eln, 40c III. SOC per SbS.
Saralh, soc II. 90c pet 8uidel.
Spinat. Toe per 8ufdeI.
Ora. $500 fir 8nideI.
Seeten. Acc per 6.sBiinbeI.
Iieb : Marft.
Saa 4ntonio, Ser. 10. Gcpt. 1916
aiihe $4.15 biz $5.65.
&dlber $500 bis 1925.
Shien $40 Bis $500.
8uIen $4.75 Biz $500.
ct. 2ouis, 10. Sept. 1916. ~ Sinos
tieh. serassIieb, $3.50 Biz $3.50.
Shfpeiue IT'S bic Stt.04.
SGnfe.
Gdtpere pom SGIatter % gf..
2eidte olm S&Iatter % gts.
Grin aeinlsene ....t9h EtA,
Jelle.
Rolf un0 Studs 90 gss
ansoras3iegen Der gfb. 10 gts
g'tacras2iesen beihdhiat -. S Sta
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Treie yreHe fit seras:: 9ieufag 10. stpttmbtr 1915.


Gin Invertebrates Wiaroper
muroe ON Montag in Ser hinge
gerto Don Nert 8raunfels abgebul=
ten; Die gelteQte 9lufga6e banoelte
ii1 I'M oen 8e1ib BON 2aroa's @arf,
Ser bon Ser 1000 Mann itarfen
ublouen" Irmee inter 6iibrunq BON
General Senrp Greene gegen Sen
9lngriff oes 10000 Sruppe1 aGb(er=
ben rotten" Seeres inter 6iibrung
BON Sen. &i6arOIon p%erteioigt muir
Sc. Na6oem ale Sruppen in Off
tion getreten paren, mltroe bos Sc
fe6t abgebro6en; cine gnti6eiou1g
tpuroe nidt ~abgegeben uno sic %urote"
Mrntee i6lug ibr Gager neben Ben
ufeinbli9en u8luuen" fir Die gfo6t
in Dem unltrittenen 2onoo Garf
onf. General Sltnitort ltllb oie an
meienben boberen Sffi5iere iolen
NIT oem grgebnis, ~beionoers nit Ser
S6lagfertigfeit Ser Solooten rtlo Ser
&ra5iiion, nit Der Oie peri6ieoe=
men Manoper mtsgefiibrt nltrben,
iebr 5ufrieoen gemeien fem.
- MannI6aften oes ioeben in
COLLECTION bon Sierra Gr1t5 1no Cant
pico eineelaufenen Campers .0ooe"
teilen nit, baB @eorg S. &agen bon
8rooflpn ser brittle Sffi5ier, a1f
benz geroef tot umfiel, mGbreno oas
Sdiff I'M Safen bon Sierra Gr1l5 lag;
er bate einige Sage Elm leidtes I'm
poliein perlpiirt nnO mar I'M Sc
eriff, einen Grurlf @aiier git neb=
men, als er itarb. Iu6 ser &apitdn
Sobniot itarb Dor einigen @odell 1T
@era Gru8 altf Dem S6iffe; beioe
muroeti BORT beeroigt.
Die @enerolanpoltlfaft SIT
Muffin bat Elm 8iltaften obgegeben,
oemaufolge Elm ieoer ais Spiritno-
%ielt6dnoler ar5llieben lit, ser geiitige
@etrdnfe p%erfallft, uno Qaen 8ele-
BEN, sic fid allf bieien &anbel be5ie-
ben, %unterliegt.
Sin Selter, ipelhes in eiltem
2ogierbauie in Corpus G6riIti aus
brad nnb> aitf brei benddbarte Sc
bdlloe .ii6eriprang, ridtet efnen altf
$4,000 toriprten Sdaben an.
Sait Ser gauge @eIddftsteil
oes betriebiamen StdotAens Snoll-
ItrD in Iu1tin Golntp nuroe ourc1
Seuer 5erit0rt. Ser grano entltanb
in Sproin's Mobelgel6dft; BON bier
aus ergriffen Die 6lammen @ernlann
9ahrmann's Store, Elm 5leilderge=
i6dft, oos &noae @ebGuoe, Snla-
linsfp's 0rD GOODS 2abeu Ii. |. NJ.
9as gauge biibide Staotden liegt IN
Guinen; Ser Sdaoen miro anf $25,=
900 abgeiddkt nno lit nidt bnr.h
&eriiderung geoeft 90 ben Geriihe-
rlllgsgeieGidaften oas Hiiifo in Sfr-
onitrp 81 bod eridien. Ser l1r=
lprung oes sSelleres bat nidt ermit-
telt neroen fonnen.
- &. 6. Siiber's goumlpoIell-
Sin, IS Weilen bon Wc&innep gele-
gen. fmiroe ein &aub Ser Slanmen;
cine oidt babel g%elegene groBe Webl-
fonnte infolge bes giin1tigen
@inoeS gerettet meroen. Der Der.
liriadte Wnterial-S hnoen miro arf
$4,000 beredlnet.
~
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s. i. snfenbad & Spbm baben
in go. 226 Dit Commerce StroBe,
einigc Eiiren oberbaIb Der Office Scr
ySreie Greiie" ibren Sul Srna
Store eroffnet uno fiibren elm reid
baltiges Eager bon Meoi5inen, Gro
qlien etc.
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San antnnip, Ser, 10. Sept. 1916
Srime Grube Cotton Geeb Oil. 81
&euts rel Cbolione
Netu Yorf, 10. Sept. = Spot, 5000
uno $1,000; Satuar. S10.17 lno
$10.18; Sebruar, $t0.23 uno $t0.35;
Mdr8. 5000 uno $10.42; Ipril.
$1,000 mo $10.55; September, St0,25
nnb. $1,000; Sftober, $10.28 nuo
5000; &obember, $10.f1 unb $10.t3;
Se8cmber. Sob rlno St0.1A.
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3eitunas= yfeiSemper perlamat.

Sin aeluanbter 3~eitnnss-@eiicnber
berlangt inter bo~rteilbaften gebin-
gmngem. Wnk quite Gmpfehlnngem ia.
ben. Ipplifationen st ridten an bic
Jreie Breie fir Seras.
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s. 4. enfenbad & Subn boben
III go. 226 Sit : Commerce StroBe,
einige Siiren oberbalb ser Office ser
u6reie 8reiie~ i6ren Siul Drug
Store eroffnet mo fiibren Elm reid
baltiges Eager bon Meoi8inen, 0ro-
gllen etc.
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i.okaIeS.
@agrl1einlides @etter.
Sir Gan Mntonio uno lmgegen0:
Seltte aberl0 uto Mittmod, FLAIR.
9lns Ser Stabtbaae.

gs muroe bel6loiielt, oie Sroi=
llan5, weld)e Die Sabrgei6minoigfeit
Der Automobile regliIiert, itrift in
&raft 5u iesen, oa Die &aIerei 10
iiberbano genommet bat, oaB Men=
ld)en IN @efabr lito. Yoli5ei : &om-
Hiii1r l1br erbielt SnItruftion, aae
llebertreterl Ser Gori6riften prompt
perbaften 81 laiien. Cine rlel1e Set
tentpege : Oroinan5 beltimmt, oaB oie
&ontraftoren fir Seitenpege fir
5mei Sabre cine 8iirgi6aft bon 5000
1telen, tppmit Geparatltren gema6t
meroen fonnell, fals iid) iolhe ais
notmenoig eripeiien. Iae Seitentpege
iino, nenn fertiggeIte1t, Ser Snipef=
ton bes Staot : Sngenieurs inter
morfen. giiraer befIagen iid iiber
inoecente Iuffiibrungen in ben Sbea=
tern nnb Iusitelung ~anitoBiger gil=
Der Dor oenielben. 0oung & SIAM
Jap erbaIten be1 &ontraft fir Ben
@au 6es Mb5ugsfanals in Der Maeon
Str. Sic erbalten $~3,918.40. Die
l1paloe Sod Ispbalt gompanp legt
0as Gfloiter IN Ser Gin, Nolart uno
@ilrnet StroBe uno Die @eiteri1 So
pilg 90. III Der &omana, BON Der
guguita bis sur Horo Stores Str.
Die 8etition Der 8iirger IN Ser Wei-
lam Sir, Oeren StraBe ourb Ben
itarfen Serfebr Ser Mrmee : Iufo-
mobil : Sritfs gelitten bot nno bie
Inn &eparatur oe~rielben bitten, miro
in grtp1gnna aeaoaen mer0en.
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SIC geid,dftiaite Sade in ser
aaHscn @elt lit Sic iinnIoie Ieu-
gieroe.
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&pmites Ses &rieas 8asars.

IN grpagllilg ge5ogert Deroen.
&omitcs Des Griess : gasars.
9eltid : 2itterariider @ereilt
SsurnaIiiten : 9llbe (ga5ar : 3ei
tlng), Sport : &oitiime, SEER @bri
itian @robs unO Srau 90. S. Sepitt
&~oriibenoe; Srls. CLARA Siemering
9ies6en @ltentber, Marie Sdubart
GIiie &obler, eleanor @ur56adl Sc
len Seberer, Bertha Maper, Gift
9efer, @ertie SpieIbaget. gertbl
Slit SeIene SdoI5, s(gnes SdoI5
Glisabetb 0e1e, gliie Seims.
2ouiIe Sdiite 2oge. GiIerr1es
areu5, @uiaren aoitiim. 5rou Saul
:. Sorting, Sranf @uagert, gor.
iibenoe; Srls. 30. 8agner, 0eIfa
8uIidif, s(manoa Soilas, giteae
@osnig, Glic SdulSe, Martba Meer-
fdeibt.
2ouiie S6iibe 2oee, 8. 5. 8. @,
Wuielm, orientaIii6e 2oitiime.
Srau @iinna 6ricoritl @err 6ranf
@loediter, &oriiBetbe; Srau gnno
2esel, fyran San Sullipon, 6rau $.
Mulcspnsfi; Srls. SeIene Miiler,
Wartba g~ngeIbarot, Ilnia arnolo.
@ineta 2oee, 8. 5. 8. Q. Ioit-
ami, 8rieftr1ger &oltiime, Sroll
3. Menfen, @oriisenoe; Srou 81. g.
SuntreB. Srolt 90. g. 2oren5en,
5sron @. &ieolinger, 8rau SC gud;
Trls. Mprtle @untreB, 8. Steffler,
30. Marquis. Hoia GurIt, Gffie
Gdul5, era Gettcrien, 6. Geters,
8. Menn.
gineta ooge, 8. 5. $. Q. Cigar
ren uno Gigaretten. ipanilfes So
itilrn. fSrau @monba Sonas, @or-
iitenoe; 9Sran Sobanna Sober, Srls-
Gli3abetb @unfeI, Morgarite Sir
der, Settle @oblfnbrt, Minnie So
mas, Srma Suebinger, 8. Sin. Sen-
M Oblecamp. Sne5 Saberoier, anito
Eereioa.
grrnbiloe ooac, 8. 5. $. g. Gin
heimiide sShonltrie, Colonial So
Itiime. Srau Otto Sduettel, &or'
iibenoe: 6rou Marie @eiB. Trou eli.
tie Gut. Srall Eclectic @olif, Srar
Gnailie @oeLler, Strait Marenret6t
Grid. Srau s. @roB 6rau 80. &
@optp, 5rou Snienbef. Iraa 90
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The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12
In and Around Maysburg.

Mrs. Tan White went to Butler
Sunday with her father as he
came from the Sedalia fair anc
stayed until Thursday and at
tended the Old Settlers day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montia Simpson
are sporting a new Ford car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Gilbert
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiney Stroble and
Tan White all went to Butler
Wednesday and took in Old Set
tiers day.
Grandma Compton went to But
Ter Wednesday and rotnrncd
Thursday.
The protracted meeting that
has been gol ing on at the Cove
Greek Baptist church closed Sun
day morning % The ordnance OF
baptism was conducted immedl-
ately after services Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harne Harness
spent several days in Kansas City
last week.
Mrs. Clark returned last week
from kentucky where she had
been visiting the past four weeks.
Wheat looks very we'll consid-
cring the dry weather.
Mr. Charley Groves has been
hauling cane to Mr.. Bradley down
near lh,cus. He is expecting some
fine molaSscS.
We will have to take our bis
cults and help to eat new Sor-
ghum.
The remodcling of the little
house at MayShurg for DR.. Allen
and his wife is nearing compile
tion and they will move in soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert took din
ncr at Montia Simpson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Darlington
visited Mrs. Edrington s father,
Uncle Johnnie Sims. Sunday
Albert Edrington and family
the protracted meeting
at Altoona Saturday night which
is being conducted by Rev. Lucus.
A NEIGHBOR.
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12
Parker Commends Regime.

Cincinnati. Oct. l0.-Assurine
his audience that the present pros.
perlty is in rommcndation of
democracy or its policies, John NJ
Parker OF Louisiana, vice presi-
Dental candidate on the progress
sive ticket. TODAY claimed that
this prosperity was the result of
laws originally advocated-by pro-
gre>>lNe>.
Mr., Parker likewise brought up
the nalue Of Charles f. Hughes
when he said:
Il supported William II. Taft in
1905 because he had made good
in every office he had held, and
he held IL number of big ones. If
man of his experience, learning
and culturc was not able to ward
off the old guard of the repub-
lican party, what expectation can
we entertain that Charles E..
Hughes, without near as much ex-
perienee as Mr.. Taft, will be able
to stand off this same old guard. -
Mr.. Parker left tonight for New
York City.
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12
Farmers Holding Wheat to Get
$2~per Bushel. -

Chicago, Oct. 5.-Two-dollar
wheat was predicted by Chicago
grain men today before the first
of January. Prices today, both
cash and futures, ranged about 10
cents lower than the record price
established in January, 1915, i'm
mediately following the outbreak
Of the European war.
The heavy decreases in this
years crop coupled with discour-
aging conditions in Argentine and
the demand of the allies for avail
able Australian and Canadian
wheat were pointed to as factors
in the present high price. 1t was
stated today at the Board of
Trade that the Northwest has
practically no wheat of seed quail
ity and that good seed wheat was
now selling at from 81 to So
buShel.
Dealers in cash wheat say that
the Northwestern farmers are
practically adhering TO the decis-
ion not to sell wheat at less than
- a bushel, while the receipts
Of grain from other primary ship
ping points are extremely light.
December has reached $1.59 3-4
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12
Mrs. Elnora Bracken Dead.

Mrs. Elnora Bracken. an ole
resident ri Bates county. died a
her home on East Ohio street, thi.
city. Saturday morning of intes
final neahrltiS.
Elnora Pierce was born Janu
AIRY ). 1850, in Tennessee, anC
when il child moved with her par
ents to this. county. where she ha.
since resided. In January 1870
she was united in marriage Will
J. {. Rracken. in this county, t.
which union was born four chill
dren. all of whom survive. They
are: Mrs, Henry Ehart, Butler
Mrs. J. Bright. Butler; George
Rracken. Abba. Iowa: Mrs. Mat
llough. San Jose. California. She
is also survived by one brother, j
s. Pierre, Of this city.
Funeral services. conducted by
Rev. George Scroygs. of the Pres
hvterian church. Were held at the
late home Sunday afternoon and
the body. inferred in Morris GENE
terry beside her husband. who dieC
July 81. 1914,
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12
Christian Church.

Bible school at 9 :45 a. IN. Com
munion at 10 40.
There will be no preaching ser
vice at II a. m. You will be able
to attend some other service af-
ter our communion and we hope
every one will do so.
The various Young Peoples
meetings will be held at the usual
times.
At the regular preaching hour
in the evening, 1880 p. M, H. O.
Maxey, in the absence of Bro.
Talbert, will deliver a lecture on
the following: ''The Goal of
Life, What it Ought to Be-
We will have appropriate music
for this service and hope to make
it an interesting and profitable
hour. ..
You are cordially invited to
meet with us.
Official Board.
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12

Cal Ferguson moved his house
last week.
Geo. Keen was an Appleton
City visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ferguson
and children left Monday for
Kentucky.
Mrs. Claud Quick spent Satur-
day at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Randall.
Mrs. John McCook and little
daughters, lone and Loretta,
spent Saturday at the home of her
mother-in-law. Mrs. Katherine
McCook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Foster called
at the Claud Quick home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. koclzcr called at
the a. l.. Gilmore home Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Will Gragg and daughters
Hattie, Martha, and frankie
spent Wednesday at the Cleve
Hunter home.
Mrs. Clara Bachelor left
Thursday for Kansas City where
she will visit relatives at that
place for Il short time.
The Oak Grove Improvement
Club will meet October n. Ev-
crybody come.
pANSN
The Butler weekly times., 1916-10-12
List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the
post office at Butler, Mo-, for the
week ending October 10th. 1916:
Mr.. Luxadder. Mr.. Lonnie Tay-
lor. Mr. Vernie Wright. Mrs. Jim
Carney. Mrs. John R.. Gordon,
Mrs. s. I.eninton.
These letters will be sent to the
dead letter office October oath,
1916, If not delivered before. In
calling for the above, please say
Advertised, /" giving date Of list.
j. E Williams Postmaster.