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New-York tribune., 1916-01-07
ALLIES VIOLENTLY
BOMBARD LENS
Artillery Attack Uninterrupted,
Berlin Reports Another Air
Raid by British.

London. Jan. 6.-The Allies are cor
centrating their fire in the west iron.
on the important town OF Lers. north
east Of Arras, according 10 the German
official communication to-dey. which
says there has been no cessation 20 tho
bombardment Paris announces the in
fict.ng Of heavy damage on German
works northwest OF Nailly and IN
Champagne. where deadly artillery u.e
destroyed all the German material Of
attack By poisonous gases
Another air raid yesterday by Brit
ish aviators against stores depot 81
lie Sars is reported. Berlin declares
that the Allied air attack IN Douai
failed, two British aeropianes being
shot down.
zone of the machines was brought
down by Lieutenant Boelke." says the
German statement, this being the sew
enth aeroplane that he has succeede!
in disabling"
The French statement says:
an Champagne, in the course OF an
intense bOmbardment by our artillery
on the German trenches TO the north
Of the Navarin Farm. we destroyed all
the material OF attack by gases, several
reservoirs being blown up.
"ln Artois our batteries dropped pro-
iectiles on the railway station of Bois-
leux. or the hill soIth Of Arras, dur
ing the passage Of a train"
The British communication reads a,
follows:
"In addition 20 the raid on the aero
drome at Douai, another raid was car
ried out yesterday by eleven Of our
machines against stores depot at lie
SaIs
dispersed n party Of Germans Just
north Of the Somme with hand gren-
AIDES.
The artillery activity on both sides
to-day was principally confined to the
areas east Of Armenteres and south
eAsf and northeast OF NnrnR."
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07
WUDDLING COST
STRAIT VICTORY
Continued from page !

and an iron rain fell on them as they
tried TO reform in the gull'cs.
Barrels Get Red Hot.
"Not here only did the Turks pay
dearly for their recapture of the vital
crest. Enemy achievements contln-
ued 10 come up under heavy and ac-
curate fire from our guns. still they
kept topping the ridges and pouring
down the western slopes Of Chunah
Pahr. as il determined 70 gain every
thing they had lost But once they
were over the crest they became eN-
posed not only 10 the full blast OF the
guns. naval and military, but n battery
of ten New Zealand machine guns,
which played upon their serried ranks
at close range until their barrels were
red hot.
Enormous losses were inflicted, and
OF the swarms which had once fairly
crossed the crest line only handful
ever struggled back TO their own side
of Chunak Bahr
AT the same time strong forces of
the enemy we're hurled against the
spurs 70 the northeast. where there
arose a conflict so deadly that II may
be considered the climax OF four days
IgNtng lOE lnc I4uSt' VI iN4Vho VI NNi
line were pierced and the troops were
driven clean down the hill. At the foot
of the hill the men who were super
vising the transport Of food and water
we're rallied by Staff Captain Street
Unhesitatingly they followed him back,
where they plunged again into the
midst of that series of struggles, in
which generals fought in the ranks and
men dropped their scientific weapons
and caught one another by the throat.
"The Turks came on again and again.
Fighting magnfcently and calling upon
the name Of God, our men stood 10 1t
and maintained by many deed Of dar-
ing the old traditions Of their race.
There was no finching; they died in
the ranks where they stood. Here Gen.
erals Cayley. Baldwin and Cooper and
all their gallant men achieved great
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07
BRITISH HOLD MORE Sgru
Danish and Norwegian Steamers T,L.
Into Kirkvall.

London. Jan. 3. Delayed By c.rn,,
Tho Norwegian steamer Ba!.o -,
sailed from Kirkwall 20 Crssnoe. >.
discharge part of her cargo thu, "A,
been ordered 10 prize court.
Tho Danish steamer Texas, ,,,,
Baltimore and New York % Co,.,
hagen. with general cargo, and u,
Norwegian steamer Aladdin. from Va,
York 10 Helsingfors. with a earzo :,
wheat, have been taken into Kirss,I
The Danish motor ship Slam has 20.
released.
The Norwegian steamers Abr 7
celner. from Baltimore % Kalmar
cargo Of wheat and rye, and N.I.
cano. from Ncv Orleans 20 Go.k,,.
burg, with a general cargo, also Ia,
been taken into Kirkwall
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07
Berlin Cuts Food Prices;
First Reduction In Months

Berlin, Jan. 5.-FIgures Just pub
lshed in the German capital snow tnaI
the cost Of living scored 2 reduction
in the month Of November. Inet
month wns the frst since September
1914, 70 show decrease In prices gen
orally, and the reduction was causeu
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07

chiefly by fixing maximum price, O..
pork and butter w
The figures were based on r.,,-
received from about 200 towns. H..
showed that the cost Of living 70, y
average family Of four person, =.
about sS for one week in Noysr,.
being a reduction % 85 cents. cornp,,.,
With a week in the previous mon,g
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07
r, GORDON GORDON-SMITH.
nv Csnlc TO Tie Tribune J

.ki 4 aNle 70 lNf lIlNNlf
London. Jan. 6. When the hour Of
Che fral debacle struck in Prizrend the
Serbian government had to decide
either to sue for peace or to transport
the government and what remained Of
the army to Albanian territory i'm
arine that the chief factor in its deci-
sion was the necessity OF saving the
dynasty. II knew the first condition
Germany would propose would be the
abdication Of King Peter. For this
sacrifice Serbia was rot prepared, and
q march across mountains was decided
on. All that remained was the choice
Of a route and a final destination.
Eventually it was decided to travel
over Albanian territory by way OF
Lium Koulo Pass to Scutari. over
this route there passed four distinct
convoys-the Crown Prince and his
suite. the French aviation unit, 250
strong; the King ana the royal house
hold and the headquarters staff. /
left Prizrend with the aviation unit,
as they were making ust Of their auto
mobile and motor wagons as far as
Lium Koula. the last village on Sert r.
an soil and the extreme point TO which
the highway runc.
French Airmen Gay.
10 was in the morning when we
started Despite the depressing cir
cumstances. the aviation detachment
was in Ugh spirits az the prospect OF
returning 10 France after year OF
hardship in Serbian campaigning. AT
Lium Koula we were 10 destroy the au-
tomobileS, preliminary TO starting a ~
mile tramp HC~ycver. we had TO be
gin the ceremony prematurely, as six
miles out one Of the motors gave out,
and there was neither time nor incii-
nation 20 repai, t. The vehicle, a
ten-ton motor lorry, was run by hand
into a field alongside the road, flooded
with petrol and set aiire. An instant
later it was blazing merrily, while the
irreprcssible young spirits Of the de
tachment executed war dance, SOL
EMMY chanting Chopin's Funeral
March.
But IL was at Lium Kouls that we
had the grand feu d'artifice. Near
n bridge across the Drin the right
bank Of the river drops precipitously
New-York tribune., 1916-01-07

and an iron rain fell on them as they
tried to reform in the gull'es.
D.I Hot
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Taeg.9dc FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

state, county city an daldermanit
ticket. which Il iudorscs
All candidates agree on o., pre-.
ticrinn ana that SIS that the vote
viii be unusually heavy They base
this opinion on The battle FOR coun-
ty Offices. especially the strife be
tween Milton Oakmsn and Thomas
r Farrel for count, clerk, while the
fight between Robert w Rutter and
William GutmAn for the nomination
for county auditor Is relied upon 20
bring out food q supporters All
agree also, thar tAe police justice
situation may De depended upon 20
gather the citizens 10 the polls
In he gubernatorial campaign M"
various candidates and their lieu
tenants say they are confident The
Ieind element looks 20 Nayne coun-
" and the soutAwestern part ot The
state for plurality sufficient 10 car
~ their man through. sleeper. who
Is hearing he Endorsement OF some
Cf rh, wet interests and has The
StaatsNerhand behind him is looked
upon D, his aihercrts a. Nir'uaHy
nominated Diek men insist thai
his candidacy must be 'rk,n ser
ou.ly and they predict for him q
very heavy yota ia The Western and
uorther, parts o. 'no state
or me Cour candidates for lieuicn-
ant governor Al. assert they have a
fine chance They are Hr'ncmau,
OE= Dickinson and Bohn
Nayor Mary tlo-ed hrs -0eakiar
camps.gu SATURDAY night while
Judge connolly Viii Ntri up ms
-paerh making Monda, night az
from i,aye and pubo.s-st
In ADDITION 10 ne candidates 20
20 voted pom hose charter amend
mont, slso Will be acted upon al rh"
prwor.'
Ni7'ruu wax
Abolition 90 he hoard % est
mates
s.r.r.. SION ~ ,pg elscnan, .s
..rrtr0 commission
Fus-s,ar -rrg for rt's officer
lgaori1tnr celntl lo Is ge bonds
te- "u.p.ral nur0cscs
Giving council power r0 tN rates
W ra.lr utilities
A#.a r.r.uE common ,oEnci. 'n
chance Nard eo.1i.r."~
Attaching "nVI' annexed '"rtI'"rF
20 adjoining wa-.-
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
BETTING ON
PRIMARY IS
VERY LIGHT
oCsstinu-d from psg. or-l

In tho week ON The whole r1.g.
ever ar -sa LEA, Ia. g. ,aUea-e4 ,5
DO ,#a common rr-Dosa - tho
CANDIDATE and 'Fer .l..,C-,sl. p,
make claims
MAYOR MARI had l',I. ta a..
Non5,v about hts prospects .ogond
e4gra.sfng ,Ae g-ea,o.r ,arrl.ree
f7 fi. .4ili,. - win ,4e nomination
easG. and ,-sg carr, ,r. al,y.o-
"a a..' Judge Connolly voiced The
tone tts-. tho --.-,,r. .yo.,. ,,Yid mo-
largo %, 5.4 re-. --,e,, 90 30 In
rho I.a.- disturbed a.gv, tho yl,.
rlate outcome ut rogaf tho vo-.
ouJl 10 lg@rfar,.. fee, FL, make
The verde, rerte.ortaffve one
Dive b puf..If Issued an Official
Abatement .siunz form Bs views
and hopes I'm y aa -hsuk. hose
Who have assisted Ma rsnd.dary
aacfua,ed a fhe, lave cen soIel,
b, A desire 20 p4.trafr riehf prla.
cinle- IN our cir, .IartioD
No draws attention 20 Tho fact
that no bas no, permitted his cards
\, saloons nor has te campaiyned
In tho ,aioors adding diet while h.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Llr INVITED nREAN-

CHICAGO. AnR 2a Operating
heads Of Chicaeo anl other western
railroads admitted today they were
making strouuous crortf to onli''
strikpbreakcrs IN case The brother
hoods declare strike. but go far
with very Indifferent results Skilled
railroad operator are very hard-to
obtain. while unskilled men arc al
most an difficult 10 secure. owing 20
thcir employment as guard and
strikebreakers In Minnesota ore
fields. where strike is ON. and TO
The employment ~ large number
~ men usually available, for guards
~ ammunition plants
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

WHEAT DOWN ON
WAR EXTENSION
Pit Sees Opening of Dardant Hes
As Result of New
Factors

CHICAGO. Aug 2N september
wheat dropped - cents m the
local grain market today on dceIara-
tons OF war by Italy and RIman'a.
December and May dropped cents
and one cent. respectively
The markets theory BE- that thA
mean, the opening OF the parda
nrlles AT NO distant date letting Rus
sian wheat into the worlds markets.
The bear raid on wheat continued
and tho wheat ~ was IA turmoil
Hy 10 go a M. September wheat
had fallen TO 81 ~. &c lower than
the opening. and 4 3.4c lower than
Saturday nights close. december
stood at 81 ~ u, l2o lower than
the opening. and l2c below Satut
day nights close. May wheat reg
istered sl52 "a . SIC below tho
opening and 8 Sic below Saturday
nights close.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

u.rt n tar worlds history IJ is
possible RUmaniS~ decision may ~
ert tremendous influence upon
Greece. here tha Ntnilelo> prowar
parH Hr'8 great demonstration
e~t erday
Though Che Allied censorship on
Ns.kan news has been very stric.
Tor several weeks. wireless adyices
from Berlin indicated unrasinsss in
the German capital over ~ prog
r,.~s OF Tire diplomatic Aatue being
VaFet ar Bucharest II NAs plain
thsr Germany feared Rumania VouF
decide tO 'o.n tas Allies after Rus
s.a had swept through the Austrian
crown land % BukoW ina and while
the Allies we've preparing for a
rrea, oTensiye In he Balkans
The immediate effect OF he Ru.
marian declara ION. n all prohabil-
i,y. VIII gr 10 cause The early With
Jrawal Of The bulgarian forces tina,
invaded Greece 20 protect the Bul.
garlau northern frontier against a
Ruu5u.an invasion TIE Ruman
Iaa~. presumably. Nill form a June
zion with me Russians operating r.
BasuV'na and throw 40 army across
The Hungarian frontier 'u'o Tra0.
syNaN.a ,o.S coveted bv The IN.
uau.acs
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Teleersl,l,ic
RAILROpS
SELL DOWN
49,, COMMON of u; Other
Securities Follow
Suit

Z NEW YORK. Aug. 2s,--Railroeds
sold down fractionslly al the open.
ing Of tho stock exchange today on
Washington reports on the railroad
strike situation.
Reading opened on II al lo5 81.
Erie was on SIS al 81 Southern
Pacific IL AT 80 ~; Union Pacific
~ al 40 "a.
Steel common was down IA az
% rs, and there were fractional de
tlines in other steel stocks
The bears who have been waiting
three days for chance 70 stop he
upward movement with drive,
found the time ripe during The open
ing hour. Reading dropped to loi IS
against LOG S-S earlier in the hour
Steel was quoted at s5 SIS al one
time. on 10 Motor issues were
weak. wnlys-Overland dropping 10
IS IA
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
ASPINWALL BANK
CLOSES IT'S DOORS
.RY United PRIAS

PITTSBURGH Pa, Nlg cN.-The
First National Rank ~ Aspinw
failed 10 open rs doors today ana
shortly before noon national bank
examiner Mas in charge Of i's al
fairs
G O Spiliman. former president
of the Central Trust CO. OF Pits
hargh - president OF the Nspinwall
institution Following The closing
~ M. Central Trust Co last week
deposltors made small run on the
AsVinwau bank on Saturday
The Aspinwall bank had deposits
of $4,000, largely savings &C
counts
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
NILES TO HAVE
FABRIC PLANT

What believed TO be- he hrst
tire ahrl, plant west ~ The Ale
ghc0.os. is in he process ~ con
s'iucf.o- AZ >Il,s. Nich The plan
IS being constructed by the Towar
Cotton MUs inc. organized under
ro tate ~ N.urc witt Il capital
stock of 100000. comprising $500
o.u ~ per cen. preferred and 5000
600 uf common took Ohcers NJ
the company are Scott : ToVar
president 40 present sale, manager
ot the Acme Helfing Co Niles.
George \ Merritt. secretary and
treasurer and Charles l. White,
Nilee. aNurneg
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

..u-t..Ha.. cottage lrAFrr U'stI-- a.
F-.sat r.r... and sa,. testimony as
.a ,.,. ..ag-.-. as IA. VurA aad far
conversions mad. They e.r, ,o.G
,sst .sag would TO called upon Pro-
HEN M Nh. factor, Ard oHs- work
e~... a.. De- started with Tho com
NJ af 1911. SUNDAY lr Ward -a-
chars. os tbs Va. gortart par. az be-
organization and ,xyee,- 20 halt So
-.e.t..z. vice.. no told os meet
.rr. held Pa other cities b.tGeea B.
and o.-.s-k f- ,aa ne-nfnr. -,
,. ma,a-men and raaa o-ar- H.b
eg-, afternoon. .ad evenings taad
have. rrro-.n.-s .o near t. r..
ave.
.ll. sunday ha. peculiar ana
%, .sr .a..-, 20 FOR ,ae are .u which
l- l.ss. said lr Ward I'D tho m.r.
..,s-. Ct.,.,.on aa. failed. Tie
brotherhood ~ man had failed lr,
Christianity has no, failed because
~ has never been rcd The bur
das ~ ,... message +. tho same a-
that 'LrL fia ~ and
.ep.g, r,ps-r Detroit has great
r..o-...n... .tl.rh - should grasp
r. N... prs....g never have another.
because some day Huiy sunday 4
,o!c, viii be- s-.,led rompare h m
nor orIv V.ta John tae BaD,isi pfr
vas Amos aho Ra- ,l]e no show
? taa p.p5.a az another rrg-'ry thctr
own sins nv pof1'Ira OH, hose ~
the .,.ro- When rhris;tanify
does come .t.n ae shall have
r.,,a
George sunday aJrorrce5 hat
80 o.,rg az. ,h.. cyg.ri,,,io, has. al
varred moro The las, feu davs than
tr -ts t,,., y.,.. ,rc,io,,s 10 ssts
aha, i,,,e-s arc rr-,t,g 81, hv oyary
ros- from sous ~ tho mos, proni
nor, ..,...r.ss mo, q, the ct,v slso
sro,, me, ,o,oer,cd h, r,p,,c,n,l
aTafrs a.tiog vbs, ,bsv "a, do IA
te-, The c,,rnsfg-
"rtc ,,,,os,s.ro .s hanging Nor.
r.,tihl, be .,id 90 a., Iooti,g
forward 10 veritable Pentecost
FRED Bose. the postmaster % The
tabernacle pho receives all The
cards ~ The converts and sees that
they are placed 10 he hands ~ the
ministers ~ Tho churches also looks
after all mail was introduced and
said 'ha' he would strive 10 serve
the people Of This city with he same
satisfaction that he had been abl"
20 give else~ here. Tuesday night
tho frst choir practice. under the
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
WILSON ASKS
CONGRESS TO
AVERT X. X. STRIKE


"o"''"srd from f"Ee o"o
commerce committee ana Secretary
lsns rho nr..leent's confidential al
,tss- IN ne rehIre, through ys.,or
H4y Alter Anal conference NTH
fg-e tho p-4-.dsut's conrdcn,Iat ,s
,u~r had ,sis,a over he nlsrs 18th
NeRI,rd- he president Vas inform
I'd thar Legislation .1rh as ta had
IN mind could no mn. through. con.
gre.s Al This .osslon ,..,-l,r, %
-hs hos, ,5drrsr, ~ &eOI,rt. WIN
s.f4 De- had made a rsr.,.rr raryaas
Tn, ftb .hoi~ws, NJ .ra r,Iru,y
e-o,ra-rooas held r.,..-e i'm ,.c
PHO. .r,a,er S..d,, and resolved
,a 60 home S,l.d fr.,r.r,I,ns
known A. strike orders, .o,rs b.
sgs4 p, each ~ Thorn fsf,,rc ,n,,,,
aha. .a do in case a s,r,s. "a do
r.arrG
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Livestock
nicH,cAS CENTRAL sroCkY.Rps

DETKOIT. Aug 25-Csttle Mar
ket dull. best heavy steers. 'sdb So
best handy weight butcher steers. 81
07bo. mixed steer and hcifers. Sc IS
OIL. handy light butchers. g. sou
ge5: light butchers. So 25n575 best
cows ssdG50. butcher cows y5W
b.b0. common cows st25ut75 can
mere t2Ii, best heavy bulls. e6d6 30:
bologna bulls. s525d5 90 stock hulls.
ess0nh feeders Sg25mT 4tuckers
25fI6.a0. mixers and sprinEers.
esoHTs Veal calves Market dun,
best xtgHi235 heavy S5TsJ0
Hheep and lambs Market DUH. NJ
Thursday's close best lambs so;
fair lambs, So 25M9T5. iigtt 60 com
mon lambs. $50 80 yesrlings. t7ff
fka. fair TO good sheer sGds50.
eulis and common. t104b0 Hogs.
Market. dull pigs. s. % n9 50. work.
srs, tio.f0nl 1915. quality very com
mon
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28

qs5o. cattle. Receipts. $4,000. mar
Eet. IOGg5. higher oesNes. 'ssg e
1905 cows and hetters tSs54
stockers and feeders t's0g I,
Il25 sheep Ee,~'rts ~ 100 ma p
ket. weak 90 It- .ower native. y D"
WTss western. t-tu 49, lambs,
81 -s1fofS. western. S. 81 ~ g." GO,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
Sugar Market

SsEsr.-Detro.t who,ekAle prices.
CrysfAi aom noes, ..h So 20 Co
'rsg - So, -a 80 KIN po.d,-'
ed. trs5 stGntAr4 powdered 8 90.
graa-4stet ezra 1arse s IS gran
u.atsd, 4ue N tllk 3 e Erangtst-
mo Eran lib snc SD cartons. a
cases 80 crvsta. tori.ug. Sran..
III ras-s SO diamond A Use
crr'srtiousrs 4 s-5s y 8 e..
No SIS NJ s. - t-2S.
~ sc ~ 80. o 10.
y H. y-'s So i 80 a. sssS.
y. - ssss No rs J5s5 uon-cak-
TX mixture SIS. beet ErRnulAted.
tgc ps- 100 % he-s-ra.d poWd.
Ia - 20 esse sass 90 - 20 case.
$50 per case
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
European Declara-
tons of War

Juls -. tOt4-Nustria declared
war on serbia.
Au1. ., IDl4--t.ermRnN declared
war on Russia.
Aug. g. ipit--dermanN declared
war GA France.
Aug. q. ipIt--t.r declared
war on Heisium,
AuH. =. ipi4-EnElRud declared
war 90 GrrmAny.
Aug, q, IsItAustria declared war
on Russia.
Aus. :, IBIt-MontrnrEro declared
war on Austria.
Aag. 10. IDiA--Francr declared
war on Austria.
,uE. ~, pi4--Neotenegro drrIar-
81 war on G~rmanN.
NuE, ~, ipIt-l,aEIRnd declared
war on Austria.
A1x ~. IDi Japan declared war
GrrmanN.
AuH. ~. IsI4--NuStrta declared
war on JBpsn.
Nov. ). iat1-EnEIRnd declared
war on rurke,
VIA, -. igi'--Itsp declared war
on Nustris.
Juur g. tOlS-SRn Marine declared
war on AustrlR.
Aux. -. tpi5-Itai, declared war
On ruFkrN.
oct. ~. iOia-SerbiR declared war
bulgaria.
Oct. rs. tSt5--EuEiand. France,
itab snd Russia declared war
ON bulgaria.
March y. leI6--GrrnRny declared
war ca Portugal
AuE -. Ipi6-Itsiy declared wnr
on G~rmsnN.
AuH n. IpIo-RumhnIa declared
war on tustrts. paris Dispatch
- So declaration against Cen
tral Powersp
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
e,e,Ft.>u 1--we sTocI<.

Z Ci,EvKLANp, ~ Aux, 90 uogs
mixed and MEDIUMS slV.NfN 10 90.
piga 81 SO, roushs g. so. staEs . IS
Cattle Receipts cars, weak sheep
and lambs Rrceiuts. cars Csc low.
.sipts $50. steady. top. $3.50
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
MEM Nnnk pRnnIcE MARkEr.

NEW IVNk. y = NVt IT."
Flour. Quiet and firm Pork strong
mess sa9 SEQ 80 Lard Firm n .3-
diewOat spot. tl45pN1ts0 Sugar
Raw. quiet centrifugal as-tesf 81 60
Mkbg. musCovado SS-test. tfs re-
nned. quiet. cut loaf. Sis. crushed,
So powdered s. 100 20, Eranulafau.
s11130 coffee. Rio 40 On spot.
s%c Tallow Firm spers al 81.
city. 7c country. ga nsi, Haf
Firm, prime 81 30 SO e. E10 41e.
clover. SOC It1Iu Irex-.d poultry
STEADY. turkeys o5asgr chickens.
?sa32c. fowls. 70 22iac ducks Long
Island, 21cc Live poultry stead,
geese. $50 ducks. lTmZle fowls IT,
~ 1SteC. turkeys. i6H So rpurt ore
fSlc chicken bTuflar1 ~ On.
cheese steady state milk, common
tD specials. tfmts skins common
50 special. "a iI'.C
The Detroit times., 1916-08-28
RUMANIA ADDS
100000 FIGHTING
MEN TO ALLIES

Obliged then 20 begin both target
practice aud gyuinastit exercises
thar viii place them IN efficient con
G.uoC toy service the moment they
reach enrolment age From the
time they are ~ until they are q.
'sey are obliged 20 participate in
ire tArEet and gymnlstic drills
every sunday from april 10
Nov &c.
During ne frs' seven years OF
military service the men belong 20
,Ge active arm hey then pass
20 The reserves, where they serve
'er ears, EHall, passing into the
militia for thh remainder OF their
term 81 service until ley are t6
years OF age TIE militia IS sup
posed 20 bs liable for service only
IN maintaining no nterua! order OF
f7N country AMI guarding ne raj
ssvs during war tines
This organization gives RSwauja
.o'al OF $50 'no It's, line troops
and bout 100000 reserves The
regular HS-ma0en' sfar Ing army
consists, ot 5000 officers. 1000 milf
ts.s students, 100000 troops. 900"
ru--a~ eco cannons srj 200 ma
...os guns Part Of th' arruy has
e~r wogiired FOR some time near
.-, H-rrs-.a0 f-oirie~
1.' infantry orE ri7ar.on> ~ frat
70 troops consists - a. regiments,
..r posed - three raUaHon> 20 four
-o"aan.a- each per res rleut Each
gl ..s fts' Cen A''cs-rs former
minister ~ VA all As FAMED I'D
.hs, command 81 The Rgmanan
a--1F
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ToIEno LIVE sToCK.

TOLFpD- q. aus n --H0ss Ne-
c.ipts. llEht. market steady AeaN ga
10000 t" mediums So 30 . . % ;
workers.. Iruln 30 good p'Ss. - ~
Qss5 calves Market steady. saetp
and lambs. Market s'UacJ.
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CHfCA 400 III. Aug % Hogs Re-
seirts. 50 eoe market. steady wSye.
heaVN. Nn Aogii rough hcRNf q. 80 ff
koaa, nGhI tios0h ii-ib. Mss $40
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Ohios onion crop is cNper'"d 20
b. about six times as large this year
as Last
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MIDWEST REFINING
COMPANY

~ aAyT PREPARED Eos rars
DtSrBiBUrIos a sPTrfiI r.RgI
Us on rHE IsoVt coy7Asr
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rnIfnn GnAIN

TOLEDO Avg ~ those wheat
Cash and september. fi5f. pecember.
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RuIaniss formal entrance Ir'r
the war makes a total of 50 re
tions engaged Il the greatest con
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CCoatI..ed from Page Oso
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CONVERTS
ALRE ADN
COMING IN

ocoptjpsrd fron rast one,
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Prtnting-tha Pisin neat Liad--that
9. fTRht-Tinnes Job DePt.--NRin $3.50.
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New York Stocks

Quotations by Hornblower q " eeks.
L. Ra lnnn HUH Low llnse
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-02-09
DIRECTORS

A. Bergstrom, Warren P. 0.
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