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The Brinkley argus., 1916-04-28

Walter Crossfield visited here Saturday and Sunday, returning to Allport. Ark, Sunday night. He was accompanied home by Mrs. Crossfield who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Annie Allen for the past two weeks.
 The s. w. Tel & Tel Co.,, have requested the ARGUS to announce that the U. $. Govt weather reports are received daily and that all parties desiring to know same may phone in to central office any time after 10 each morning.
 Mrs. c. R. Jackson has as her guests this week Misses Vesta Bauer and Bessie Green, teach CTS in the Rogers. Ark. schools. Miss Bauer, whose home is in Illinois, is a childhood companion and graduate class mate of Mrs. Jackson.
 All kind of Kodak films any day or any time by St. Clair, the photographer, at Brown & Mitchells or at studio. Films developed promptly if left at either place. M
 The teachers in the Junior Department of the Baptist Sun- day School, Mesdames P. F. Elledge, Bettie Aikman, A. J. Hurst and MT. Sam Babb,- gave their classes a picnic in the grove north of town Friday afternoon from 3:30 to 5:3O.
 Rev. Jas. B. Evans. R. M. Henderson and Henry Folsom left Thursday afternoon fol Marvell to attend District Con- ference for Helena District. They will -Nmain over Sunday and there will be no preaching services at the Methodist Church Sunday.
 Leave your hats at City Barber Shop, Agent for Capitol City Hat Go. N
 The Brinkley Junior League Baseball Club composed o Edgar Trotter. Claude Garraugh- ty, Bill Rutherford, Harry Brown, George Gibson, Vivian Tender. son, Glen Hill, Richard Brickell, Earnest Bickerstaff and Prentes Lane, have gone to Cotton Plan, to play ball to-day.
 Slave and Cook Wood Phone 59. 1 Mesdames Frank H. Cole and Vim. B. Folsom were in Piggott, Ark. this week attending the meeting of the Womans Mission. ary Presbyterial Society. Mrs, Cole went from Piggott to Deer ling, Mo-, to visit Mrs. G. | fAllen and family and returns to- night. Mrs. Folsom returned yesterday.
 If you have friends visiting you or if you entertain or you friends entertain, take youl pencil, jot down the notes names. etc, on piece of pape and send it in to the ARGUS. w are always glad to print it. Tha is the way a paper is made ant that is the way people wh' know what's what" always do | LAND FOR SALE.-The North East quarter of Section 32. Tp 6, Range l, in Woodruff County Apply at this office.
 "B-R-I-N-K-L-E-Y" lettered il |white rock, in black cement witt a green sward back ground, ant floral commentators, is thu center piece about finished in thu |pretty parkway at the Uniol Station by Trainmaster Georg' Firmin of the Rock Island. 4 pretty flower bed with concret' coping is a pretty improvement in the triangular platform space lin front of the station. These improvements mean much ant should inspire our citizens t. take some action in beautifyini
The Brinkley argus., 1916-04-28
500 Club

Mrs. A. c. Huddleston enter tained the 500 Club at her home on Wednesday afternoon, having 4 tables of plsyers.
 Mrs. Haryy yVoodall vpasawerd
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21

for vagrancy, saying he had pronounc- ed the death sentence against him. also. The Douglas officials refused. It was currently reported today that two other executions, those of a baker and an automobile chauffeur, alKleged to be connected with the Legalista movement, had taken place last night, but this could not be confirmed.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21

victim of the order, being shot to death by a firing squad in the ceme- tery half a mile south of the town. He had been. cony,cted on several charges of theft .and one hold up.
 Colonel Friajo .sreQuested the city police officers to turn over to him the person of Francisco Romero, another alleged 5thief, now serving sentence
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21
FIRING SQUAD IS % POPULAR AGAIN
 IN ACUA PRIETA
Thieves With Criminal Rec ords Pay Death Penalty in Enlightened Sonora-More Victims in Sight.

DOUGLAS, Sept. 20.-The death penalty, for thieves having former criminal records, was pronounced by Colonel A Friajo commander of the plaza at Agua Prieta, today. Francis co Villareal, aged 25 was the first
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21

FOR SALE-7 room house. bath, cleo tric lights, gas, piano, electric wash ing machine, large range, 2 lots, level yard. shade trees and flowers. A bargain at $500. School Hill. Apply to NJ. c. High, real estate and
 insurance, opposite depot. 7O5
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21

Home Industry Furniture Store opposite Bank of Lowell is a real Bargain Store. We sell new goods cheaper and for cash percent cheaper than any other store in Ar izona. Call and see my new line Of new goods and get my low prices. JAMES BARRETT, Prop.
 FOR SALE-The John- son Addition furniture Co. wants to pay you the highest cash prices ;or your second hand furniture. Al SO wants to trade or exchange you new furniture for your old. We will sell to you furniture cheaper than anybody on essy payments. Cal; in at the big brick at the Johnson Addition and let us show you ou' large and selected stock of house furnishings, or phone us at our store. Phone 1885. Johnson Addition.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21

Contrary to expectations, Mrs. Clarence II. Vanderbeck will not de- ferd her golf title ;his year. 4 few days ago tle women's nationgi cham pion announced that illness would compel her to 6ef21lt in tke coming tourney, to S-a held at Belmont Springs, N. r.. next month,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21
Sale of Entire Stock

All kinds of Beds, Springs, Dresses, Dishes, Stoves, Mattresses and all kinds of household goods and also a ten-room house, furnished, on sale. Inquire Chris Heikkinen Fur niture Store. Johnson Addition.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21
FOUND

FOUND-Pair of spectacles on street, German silver bows. Prove proper ty and pay for this ad. Review.
 25
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21
For Sale.

FOR SALE-Four Red Durham bulls.
 Brophy Carriage Co.,, Lowell. eos
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21

DROP A CARD to the Guarantee Paint & Wall Paper Co. for all kinds of work in our line. Pat Clea
 ", manager, Box 1495. 10S
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21
American Stage Line

Bisbee-Douglas cars leave on the hour. We carry $l5,0OO State Corporation Commis- sion Bonds. Phone 45O, Central Pharmacy
 Fare SIPS.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21

LOST-One pocketbook with money
 and other valuables. Phone Black 5S7- Mrs. J. G. Spalding. GIT
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21
Miscellaneous

LEARN ACTUAL QUITO REPAIRING
 r. NJ. c. A. Los Angeles. Catalog free. (S75l
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21

FOR SALE-5 passenger Cole car in
 first class condition. Phice reason able. Address Box 56, Bisbee. 691
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21

FOR SALE-Large room modern house in Warren, fine screen porch es. block from car line in fine To- cation. terms. Address P. F. Hirsch
 Warren. 4iS
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21
LOST

LOST-Bunch of keys. Finder return
 to Review. 5S1
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21
American made gun asea by French on somme front

 gigantic rife whgh is tr used with rt sc against e mt gun ~ e H j. "a
Bisbee daily review., 1916-09-21

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished house
 keeping rooms suitable for couple or bachelors. 209 Naco Road. 6S9
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
MARINE
MAY NOT HALT
CHANNEL WORK
Plan Being Devised To COntin-
ue Dredging When Federal
Funds Are Expended

President William Livingstone, OF
the Lako Carriers association. and
Major H. Burgess. corps OF United
States engineers. in charge Of the
Detroit district, are devising plan
20 carry en- the dredging Of the low.
er end Of the Lake - Clair channel
when the federal appropriation il
expended Their plar is 10 con
tinue The work on their own ac-
count. until a further federal sp-
preparation can be made.
Mr.. Living feels that the
Lake Carriers association might sup
ply the funds TO carry on the work
IL II were assured OF repayment by
al appropriation az the next session
az congress Major Burgess states
that the engineering board could not
give assurances OF repayment. but
that II had the power 70 recommend
an appropriation covering the eK-
penditure by The association.
The Improvement work provides
for a channel OF minimum depth
Of p feet and $50 feet vide, extend
ing 70 deep water in the lake.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26

various sections Of the city are be-
coming buster and they are lining
up many delegations 10 attend the
meetings in a body ana the shop,
factory and hotel work is being en-.
larsed Women members OF the
party will addr, 80 the maids OF sew
eral OF the hotels within the next
few days. II Is announced that Mrs.
'Erumen New berry and Mrs. Asher
will address the maids at the HotN
Sjatler Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Newberry, with % other prominent
women OF Detroit, Is looking after
the work among the hotel maids
Those IN charge OF the toys and
girls work are planning an. elaborate
syste moi reaching the youth OF the
city and will hold meetings to fur
tier this work In various churches
/ from time 70 time
Directors Of the Bible study work
are busy and have scheduled many
meetings for the week Shop meet
I ings wil d. heldat the following
places on Wednesday: ( Cadillac
Motor Co, Cass and Amsterdam. the
Rev WA. b. CAN'T; Brtscoe Mfg.
company. the Rev Chester y. Emer-
son; Cadillac Motor Co, No. 500
/ Thomblcy. Robert Matthews; Stude-
/ baker Corporation No. 3. Clark and
Jefferson. the Rev Isaac Ward and
\ A. W Lumley. Wolverine Mfg Co.
THE Re, r. D. Tucker; Brisss Mfg
company. the Rev Thomas J. VII
/ lers.
Several special meetings have
iteen announced for this week Tues
dday night will be shop night when
representatives OF various stores
and factories will be present in dele
/ cations Thursday night will be for
men only when Billy Sunday will
speak on Hot cakes or the griddle."
Friday will be Mothers day" when
I the general public will he admitted.
/ but special sections will nc reserved
ror mothers az both services. II
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
AUTO KILLER
SENT To PRISON
Nergil Elliott Draws Heavy
Sentence For Pontiac
Staying

PONTIAC. Mich, Sept 26--Vlr-
gil Elliott. Of Detroit. sentenced 20
serve from siI months 10 Is years
in Jackson prison for manslaughter
for killing J r I,oukauff In an au'
tomobile accident near Royal Oak,
will be employed on the prison farm
This decision Was made by Judge
Smith. who sentenced Elliott
Friends had appealed 20 the court
for leniency. declaring that the pris-
oner showed tubercular symptoms.
The warden will give him en-.
ployment on tho farm, said the
court. where he Will be much less
likely 20 contract tuberculosis than
by leading the life OF the Saturday
TTigf1t srt SuutEy uTurrTTTggg TTrrC-TTu
ing the accident Booze has never
yet cured a case OF tuberculosis
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
Bv n. o. wEITSCHAT.

(Stdr Correspondent Detroit 7Smes)
WoLCOTTvIILE. Ind. Sept 2e
Billy sunday paced nervously up
and down the wide walk in front OF
the wabash station here yesterday
afternoon. mumbling 10 himself with
a regretful shake OF the head. Tin
sorry. I'm sorry" He must have
covered fully mile In nervous.
short relays Then walking ceased
10 give relief He Jumped from the
platform 10 the tracks. picked up a
stone and like the Billy Sunday OF
old. hurled IL far into a field. He
threw stone after stone with the
keen determination OF an outnelder
who's trying 10 catch a man at
home.
Billy Sunday was niled with re-
gret. tie had disappointed hundreds
OF school children and a large mum
Der OF adults in La Grange. Ind.
thru no fault OF his.
Sunday. with his wife and two
children. William Jr. and Mrs
Helen Haynes. had motored from
Sturgis. Mich. 10 woloottville. so
the evangelist. who had delivered
an address in the former town. and
his wife could catch a train 10 De
troit In Ia Grange. the city hall
square was crowded Men and
women had come with their chill
dreu
Proud school teachers led smiling
brigades OF YOUNGSTERS who were
Just as proud They were arranged
in orderly lines along the curbings.
The town clock doomed thrice
Hundreds OF faces turned toward
the road that leads from Sturgis.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
CHURCH HAS TOO
MUCH SECOND
HAND RELIGION
Continued from Psxe one)

dust" says Billy. and so he un-
loads big guns and hrss Nhot he
calls a lot OF good hot shot into the
church people He's sorly 20 cHeud
Of course, he says Alphabetically.
but when he work OF Christ Is 20 ~
done he declares he VIII not stop
because be might hurt some poor
souls feelings
!, is declared that the ministers
who are cooperating in the SUNDAY
campaign help simply by atIeuming
the meetings in the tabernacle and
encourage the work only by urging
their congregations 10 attend. Then
they 81; silent on the plo,form and
watch the proceedings. That is not
enough according 10 the sunday
campaign workers. There Is total
TACK OF personal work in the taber-
nacle and out OF a.
on several occasions when the
trail hitters were coming slowly. Bill
~, in the midst OF his excited appeal
70 the audience, has turned TO thu
Amen Corner. occupied by tn,
preachers and shouted.
Get busy there Get Gown among
en- and help bring 'em in Don't
loaf on the lob; youll never get
anywhere that way"
Time after time ne has made such
appeals and foVT the moment the
great majority OF the ministers
would minglc with the audience only
"a remain seated the following day
and watch the meeting, but take no
par ir g.
II is that spirit that The evangelis'
hit at in his Tuesday afternoon ser.
mon
"A lot OF people trot 70 church
and trot home again. he said.
That's all they do and yet they
are processing religion The church
ia dying oeca4~e OF this attitude.
Christ's first words were Wist Sc
not. 7 must be about my fathers
business
There are multitudes in the
churches who ulll have 20 be con
vented before toe church can con
vert OTHER The churches and the
church members must live religion
and rot merely hear Il As II drops
fromthe lips Of others. There IS on
tlrely 10 much secondhand religious
stun IN The churches now"
Billy Sunday wfll Icak Tuesday
night on David Wall No Man
careih for my soul.
Sunday committees working In
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
MCDANIEL TO
PLEAD OWN CASE
BEFORE JURY
BY UNITED PRESS.

ST. JOSEPH Mo. sept 2e-Be.
fused ball when srarigned. charged
with Staying hls wife. County Prose
cutor Oscar Mcdaniel today planned
% conduct his own case a. his pre-
llminary hearing tomorrow Altho
The charge OF first degree homicide
f. nor bailable, Mcdaniel plans 20
bring such an array ~ influential
friends into court. ready 10 20 his
bond that even tho he. is refused
release. such a showing Will have
good eject on public sentiment
When Mcdaniel was refused bail
he was transferred from he city
jail 10 the county jail. isolated from
the other prisoners and confined IN
The hospital ward. because many
prisoners in the county Jail had
been prosecuted by him.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
Local
School Riddles Greatly
Disappointed When BillyS
Rushing Auto Fails to Stop

They waited 90 minutes. Then a
gaily decorated automobile came out
or cloud OF dust. II slackensd a
bit as II approached the crowd
but II did not stop. The throngs
cheered until they halted IN surprise
when the automobile bearing tho
Sunday party continued on It's way.
A score Of youngsters. prompted
by some childish impulse. chased
after the machine. and some OF
them with their little flsts clutch
ing portions OF the rear OF the car.
held on. as II their young arms
could bring Billy Sunday back.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Sunday were
surprised by .hc reception They
smiled. bowed. and waved their
hands But they weren't at all sure
that u was meant for them.
In Xolcnttxille,- BILLY vas told
that the la Grange schools had de-
clared halfholiday. and that the
big knitting mills had closed for the
afternoon. so that all might 20 10
hear the evangelist. II was an
nounced that be would speak at 5
O'Clock.
Sunday declared he knew moth.
ing about the engagement
Someone has blundered" he
said IT'S TOO late now to indulge
in vain regrets. but can't help
thinking about those youngsters and
the others who came there. waited
for me. and then saw me leave
without even stopping 10 say
word"
In Centerville. Mich. similar
false report Of a Sunday meeting
has been circulated. and the schools
had closed
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
Sugar Market

suxar-Detroit wholesale prices:
Crystal dom noes. Alb 1913 tdo. s.
10. sl0.s5 eagle tablets, 'SstS. cut
dered so standard powders ed
s. SIS graduated. extra coarse, sI.to
granulated. hne. IN bulk. s. 20 gran
ulated. 2s-lb- c0ttons. s735. crystal
domino gran. e-lb. and s-lo. cartons
in cases s75b crystal domino. gran
HF cases. S'-ss diamond A. sI3S;
corfectianers A. s. 20 No. {. tT.35
No 5. Sos. No ?. s.. No 10. sass:
No. Il. s. 90 No II. 1855. No. Is.
s. so No. - $3.50 40. rs. IS so non
cAkirs mixture. $3.50 beet granulat-
S-..@-peE--! 90 -En-Aehold
povd - - 20 Ease. s2IS do. as
10 case 20 per case
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26

UETRDfT Mo- Sept- u
Cattle steady best heavy steers
81 steers. i-hG 80 mixed steers
and heife-s ss4s 70. HANDY light
butcher. s575a5-1 light butchers.
s5d550. best cow. 1919 s-5 butch
if-5G5 czrrers t37Sd4ff. hest
hsAvy bulls fs7s-f hoioKra bulls
" 250s stock bulls t47,14 - feed
ere fsI7 Etorkera IS 20 1885 milk
arp and srrfnzers $40 go Veal
calves Market stsasy. best grade
si2nf250 heavies s5ds-o Sheep
and Ian hs Market. steady nesf
lambs. $40 81 Fal~ lambs $3.50 p
80. Nght 20 couuuoN lambs fsTs-s
sair 20 good sheer ss7r 1f-- r.ifs
and common ,225Bt Hoy- Market
steady. yorkers and aea/es tIa.c1 y
100. pLgs, $3.50 1850
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
No, To Build New Boats.

A. A. Schantz. general manager OF
the D. a. C. navigation lines, explains
that the company Ia not cOntemplst-
ing the construction OF any new
boats and will not consider a plan
q this character "a long as the sea.
mans act r. IN effect. because IL
costs too much TO build vessels IN.
der the conditions 1t imposes
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
Complete Inspection rour.

George Uhler. OF Warrington.
supervising inspector general OF me
United States Steamboat inspection
service, and Captain Charles n
Westcott, Of Detroit. supervising in
spector OF the eighth district. have
completed an inspection tour OF the
oTlces in Port Huron. Chicago. Grand
Haven. Milwaukee. Duluth and De
troit. They visited Sault ste Marie
for a survey OF chipping conditions
also
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26

there are any aged women unable 10
travel 10 the tabernacle who would
like To hear the sermon the commit
tee will send an automobile for them
10 they notify tbs committee at the
Y. ". G. a. by Wednesday evening
Tho committee would like. slso. 10
have owners OF automobiles who
will donate them for This purpose
notify the committee. Saturday
hight there viii be special service
for students
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
METALS RESUME
UPWARD CLIMB
Stock Market Rebounds From
Profit. Taking
Decline

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-'Prices on
the stock exchange rebounded al me
opening today from profit taking de-
cline which closed the two million
share market yesterday. Gains OF a
point or more were made by steel
shares. equipment companies ane
coppers.
United States Steel sold nj lis'
up 1.
The opening in United states Steel
was on sale OF 10000 shares and
sale of 2.5O0 shares Of Union Pa
ciffc at 1873 and las. up IA and
l3-s. followed. IA the billion share
pace continued.
Kinnecutt Copper. Baldwin Loco
motive, American Locomotive COLO
: Fado Fuel, CrucibIe. Republic and
American SHELTERS all gained point
or more. The first sale OF Utah
Copper was AT IS. OF IL.
Tradirg started at a two million
share day rate, with sale OF 7l,eV
shares In the first hour. but this ng'
ure was 2o0,00 shares under yes
terday's record opening hour. Al
most one -quarter Of the trading was
IN steel. which fell back 10 LBS ia
IN steel. which fell back TO lilo IA
Or yesterdays market continued.
The march toward yesterday $
bigh figures continued in a broad
MARKET during the flrst hour. Read
ing and Union Pacific were only a
fraction under their records and
steel continued it's climb TO ZIG IL.
Cracible sold at SO. up z "a, and
Anaconda advanced 10 80.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
NEW WORK PRoDuCs

s, ssW ~ fSFs SEQ .5riSs.
ii Ksra; Firm s' %idai. ws:, SPOT
Sis1oPis3o. sugar: Raw, strong;
centrifugal. % test, sso7 nuscovsds
% test. s6;ab r-snnsd. hrp: oop, loaf
;ss ssssh's H. cgo~es. ss. SIS" 81
No. I on spot. SO Tsliow: Firm
special, sAc; city. &c; county. 81 y
Nj. n Slower lpriiS'' b rs 80
s sSiessns, sc"ssc; fowls. isa y,se
ducks. rae Live poultry; Firm
reese, lac; ducks. lie; fowls. Soy .
4ic turkeys, $50 2oc; roosters. lee
chicken. hrcilsrs IOh 1fie. Chsese
ctals. 1bff soc: skins. common 20 spe
eisi, 10 isMc.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
InnnnlnR ard sIrAenAl

EAST BCFFAIyO. y s.. sept. 2s--
Cattle Thirty cars market. dull.
choice 20 prime nar've steers. s. 50 q
10 So fair - good. - -sd 3 % plain.
1850. very coarse and comm p.
g. s9ds choice heavy butcher steers
s. sos. fair - good - 30 best
handy steers s. 81 q fair - good.
i25as: yesriiugs.. prime. s. ~ q
handy butcher helfsrs 8 591i rs.
common - good, g. T7-S best
fat cows s. so6- good bgtche-lng
cows. ssGs.59 medilu 20 fair. s5E
$50, cutters. isa+-5 Gamers. s. 20
Q3T5 fancy 5giis f.U--5 good
Butcher bulls Iszra s-1. i.Sh'
bulls ga $50; best feeders ga -.
common . good ts-i0 SO. lest
stOckers. " % p comm er o. good.
sssoas45 milchers and sprirEers
s7591o0
Hogs Receipts. ts cars. market
steadv heavy sll41T 80. yrrkerH
siInIt25 pigs ana EErts titTt 80
sheep Rerr pts iH rers market
slow. TOP lambs SO son year
llngs, 3 -. a. wstaers "a .
Calves. So l275
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26

CLEVELAND sept q Hog Re-
cefptH. F3f. BE- ifxte-. workers..
81 HT. wivsf and mediums 80 I'm
g. 81. pie 81 - rrIRhs 81 30 s.aEa
SIS Cattle Receipts - Gaze slow
and steady sheep and lambs Pc
,s'p pts .ars weak In~ohs fIn.
80 ~ calves. Rers rfs. $50. steady;
I'm IL.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
Banks and Trust Composites.

to execute orders on the Exchange:
W. L. Moss a Co. Carlyle n Povah.
Geo. N West a Co.. 4. z. Maecrons
mour q Co. W. r Mclaughlin. Aer-
rill. Lynch q Co. W. A. Hsmlin =
Co, VIM. A. Nser a Co. Sinclair a
s so,. Emmy GaH ( s eITtaaas G VIM loci Il
Co. W z Reilly Il Co, Matthew
Finn. A Y. Wallace a Co. Lewis q
Stocksrd q Co. Bennett Smith
Gorton
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26

PARIS Sept % french troops
captured ne village ~ FreEicour'. a
little more than a mile esst-north-
east - Combles. last night. closing
stlll further the Anglo French moose
about the German garrison Of Com
bIes
The war or7ce also announced %
dav that French advance guards
penetrated the Comb cemetery.
while others reached the soutbe-n
edge % Corhies. Southwest -
cornhles q German trench was cap
tured
The capture ~ Fregcours vas &C
comp'lshed Vith scarcely any luU
In he great battle that began yes
tsrfay when British and French I'D
vanced simultaneously m a l2-mile
front French te'achmen's had
reached he outskirts ~ Fregicourt
Thile other forces were occupying
Rancour- and driving the Germans
from positions further south A
stormlrg attack last nj ght swept he
Germans out OF FTegicour' IN ne
Hghlng southwest ~ ComOlss a
German com psny yas captured
Southeast - Combles he French
spent last righ' consolidating posi-.
'ions von in yesterday attack Ger
man attacks between the Bethune
road and he Sommo were repulsed
and 600 prisoners taken.
The Teufons made a violent at
tack IN The northeastern front %
verduu a. . O'Clock LAST night. OF
The sector between Thiaumont and
FIeu-y The assault vas stopped
short by French curtain fire, the
Germans losing heavily
IN ~ air duels on the Somme
front yesterday. nine German flyers
were brought down
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
CHICAGO urTTrp

cufCAoo. sept rs butter: TX
ere. .s,s. ass son sssi Sr, Ssi,l sdy
orsta Is q soc. Cheese. Tgins. isA c;
trs Fcwis, isc ducks. 1s4iso.
avsse. iiaitc, sprinws. lte; TURKEYS.
Gf'ss: Wisconsin, siekit Green
Heuntains.. si.ssGiss: nsw potatoes.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-26
bitter AND EGGS.

Buft~r-ENtra creamery. 7Sc 10:
creamery. hrsts 5oisc 10. dairy. 2fc
Ii packing stock. zSi.c 10.
EEKs-Tresh receipts cases IN
clude1 Hrst-. zoe current receipts
2ssc d3E Receipts. Monday. 1880
cases