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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03
TROOPS RECALLED.
$1,000 Guardsmen on the Border Or
dered Home.

Washington, Aug. 31.-Orders for
the return TO their state mobilization
camps OF $4,000 national guardsmen
now on the Mexican border were is
sued tonight by the war department.
Gen. Funston was directed to return
one regiment from Louisiana, three
from New York, two from New Jer-
sey, two from Illinois, two from Mis-
souri, and one each from California,
Oregon and Washington.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03
Turks Advancing.

Berlin, Aug. 3O-Turkish troops are
advancing step by step in the Cauca-
sus and have broken the resistance
of the Russians who occupied domi-
mating heights, it was announced TO-
day by the Turkish war department.
One attacking Turkish detachment
it is said, found thousand Russians
dead on the battlefield
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03
TURKEY AT WAR WITH
RUMANlA; HARD FIGHTING

Bucharest, Aug. 31.-Rumanlan
troops have made progress in their
crossing of the Hungarian from
tier and have reached several points,
including a village east of Kronstadt,
says an official statement given out by
the Rumanian war office today, More
than 700 prisoners already have been
taken
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03
GEORGIA NATURALIST
TO END MOSQUITOES

Savannah, Aug. 31.-Professor w. J.
Hoxe, a naturalist who lives in the
woods near Savannah, cousin CT the
famous Archie Ho&ie, aviator who was
killed in an aeroplane at Denver in
1908 says he can exterminate mosqui-
toes by planting water-hyacinth in the
water where the "wigglers" arc. dig
glers" are young mosquitoes.
Professor HoXie says the water
hyacinth breeds poison which kills
the little bugs.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03
CREST OF PARALYSIS
PLAGUE is PASSED

New York, Aug 31-Although there
was an increase of 80 new cases of in
fantile paralysis and eighteen more
deaths reported today over yesterdays
figures, health department officials are
convinced that the epidemic has pass
ed the crisis.
Today's report showed 70 new cases
and 80 deaths.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03
Rumanians ADVANCING.

London, Aug. 31.-"It is persistently
rumored here" wires the Central News
correspondent at Zurich Switzerland,
that Rumanian cavalry has crossed
Rothenthurm Pass and is approaching
Hermannstadt Hungary"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03

Oak Bay, a suburb of Calais, Me-,
has two parsons and both are named
Bell one being the Rev. G.. A. Bell, of
the Baptist church, and the other the
Rev. A. C. Bell, of the Methodist
church.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03
In PENNSYLVANIA,

Paris, Aug. 31.-The Petit Partisan,
publishes report that the Ruman-
ians, having forced their way into
Pennsylvania have occupied forced
two important cities beyond the noun
tains.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03

A new German electrical heating
unit is made of fine resistance wires
woven across pure asbestos threads.
Each man in the regular army is
said tc cost Great Britain $1,000 a
year
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03

The average weight of the hogs re-
ceived at Chicago was 21S pounds dur
ing 1915 and 231 in 1914. The CORE
spending average at Kansas City were,
200 and 1911, respectively.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03
Bucharest Bombarded.

Bucharest Aug. 31.-Bucharest was
bombarded Monday night by Zeppe-
lin and an aeroplane.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03

The same steam engine has been
pumping water out of an English coal
mine for more than a century.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03
No. 666

This 10 prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
If taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. 1t acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not gripe or sicGen. Csc
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03

More than $4,000 Englishwomen
have replaced men as farm laborers
since war begun.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03
rurkex Wars on Rumania.

London. Aug. 31.-Turkey has de-
clared war on Rumania says Reuter-
dispatch from Constantinople.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03

New York must this year pay for
police 100000 more than it paid last
year.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-09-03

Philadelphia in twenty-seven weeks |
recorded 5,7S3 real estate loans, total |
ing $14,4GS 500.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
THREATENS DEATH
OF SWEETHEART;
WILL BE SPANKED

William Webster. r. years old.
No as Harmon ave. IS very much
IN love with l-year old Katherine
Jennings. 40 l4e kanada ave High
land Park. and was much incensed
when. after quarrel she told him
never 20 visit her again William
81 rote her letter With a black
mourning band, telling her that he
would have her killed by some OF
hts friends. unless she made up
WIKI him. because ne stu loved her
Katherine became 30 frightened
that she told the police. and instead
OF meeting him. Friday evening, as
William suggested. she had an on
Ger Wait for him AZ the appointed
place tie was arrested and held
until Saturday morning. when his
father promised 10 take him over
tho paternal knee and teach him a
few Chiugs chief Seymour then re
leased william
Katherine claims that she still
love him. and thar she only had
him arrested 70 scare hmm.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
A. @. H. VOTES
IRISH SUPPORT

Alter stormy closing session.
FRIDAY afternoon. resolution sup
porting John T. Redmond aud the
Irish parliamentary party VAS pass
81 ~ the HibtrDlanS EsCanaoa VAS
chosen .or the next biennial con.
Nentlon and al, officers bar one
we're -c elected
Frank p McQU.luan. FOR IS wears
treasurer OF the state organization,
refused another term and Louis h.
Richards county president of De
'-oit. vas chosen as his successor
Mr McQuiliian aas presented W.th
@ beautiful diamond s',ckp.n m ap-
probation OF his services
Other oHlcers follow Patrick J.
Murphy. ~ Detroit. president Dan.
lei Vaughan. ~ Marquette vice
president Dr. J G mclaughlin.
OF Wyandotte. medical examiner,
EnSas Macauley OF Hancock. secre-
tary.
No change vas made among The
officers OF he ladies auxiliary They
are Miss Anna Lacey president.
Mrs Cecilia Wheeler. yiceprssl-
dent Miss Alice z. RatiEan. sec
rotary Mrs 3 r Donovan. treas
urer aad Dr Anna T. Dunn Roe.
medical examiner.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
RESPECT
FOR LAW is
CITY'S NEED
,Centinurd from ragr OreI

last three years and half tha'
- 20 say during the tenure OF the
present city administration The
other eight met their death during
The preceding - years
80 that FOR The - years proceed
Ing Jan I. 1918, The date OF Mayor
Marx Inauguration. one policeman
was killed every s. months, whilst
for the three years and a half sine"
Mayor MARKS Inauguration. one po-
lice officer has been killed IN the
discharge OF his duty every six
months
Il mention this 20 show you that
the wide-open town policy has for
its fruit unrcsJrained lawlessness.
which goes from bad to worse ua-
I'll the community ceases 10 be safe
10 live IN Thrro are. OF course,
other forms OF insecurity resulting
from the wide-opeu town policy.
which are less obvious than the
statistics which nave Just cited.
~ pretty hard 70 PAT in figures
The lamenlable moral consequence
tha, TOW from lack ot restraint
upon the EVIL elements that flock 10
great and prosperous city
But as sir upon the bench o.
the recorders court and see the
pathetic procession % boys ALI the
way from II 10 - years OF age Who
daily file through the prisoners
dock. my hear grows bitter against
the conditions which make FOR such
tragedy in the cirys lie Do you
know that don't soc 10 bearded
men In year in the prisoners
dock in my colr' room All boys,
BOYS one after the other falling
victims 20 the evil Influences or the
'Vide-open town. That's Ahy say
that community 50 governed
ceases 20 be- safe 20 live IN. II ia
high time ina, The rightthinking.
science following elements Of
this community. which are the great
majority ~ orr people, rise In Ia.
q z1an' protest and revolt against q
policy which makes FOR this evil re-
suit"
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
n7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

~ woman suffrage. he has been
dropped
The saloon gang evidently intends
90 pin it. faith TO Mayor Marx both
IN the primary and In the election
IN The event OF his being nominated.
because u does not select either Of
the Democratic mayoral candidates.
Judge " r Connolly or Charles $.
Hampton.
No selections are made for the
county Offices. obviously because the
saloon people are moi interested.
Two county officers. The prosecutor
ard the sheriff have 70 do with tho
enforcement OF law. but the present
prosecutor. Charles ii Jasnowsk,
Is not opposed in the primaries and
the jurisdiction OF the sheriff as
peace officer lies outside the city
All The candidates indorsed up 20
date are rrmocrais with the eNcep
tion OF State senator Murtnd.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
Former Pastor Persistent Foe
OF Booze, Is Candidate For
Alderman In TWenfy-Firsf Ward

Builder OF one church, and pastor
OF another. the Rev l.. r Mayneld.
for years persistent opponent OF
the saloon. IS the first Detroit clergy
man 20 enter an Aldermanic cam
paign lie Is a candidate in the
Twenty first ward
Mr. Raydeld has been instrumen-
tai IN keeping nearly a halfdoEen
saloons from becoming established
on the east side. and In addition has
aided In the closing of number VI
gambling Joints lie has served
on the police committees OF two civic
Improvement organizations for four
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
ROADS READY
FOR 4 STRIKE
ocoutInu-d from rsx- one,

Inz das IN Impartial commission do
The aolk
rde proposition IS less thar -
"orI> long 70 a. mo first concrete
plan that has boon voted On a. any
time by the executives and met
with gaaGimuui approval
r. "a the on,f proposal that with
come from Tho ROADS. according 70
ono ~ he leading ,xecut.v"s today
and. be aGtet. ~ .s better than the
brotherhood leaders deserve II
they don't Ik" II hey know wha;
Tho. can 10
Wth mis- ACTON unanimously
agreed upon a. 4 conference las
night. ne roads pa~sed the question
Of a -frike cr peace back 10 Presi-
dent wilson ard the broths moods.
Ratification Of tho proI osi,ion was
70 10 voted oy the executives and
managers AZ - o'clock and imme-
diatciy sf,sreard II was 70 be ten
dcred The presiSsit
At noon tho latter planned 10 see
the brotherhood leaders.
There r. s'ill hope but the gen.
-rsl impression preyaile! thS' the
last visible thread was cut yester.
day afternoon when President VIII
son notified The gelect committee ~
three cYecu'ives that tho employees
showed no disposi'lon 20 alter Ia
any Gegree jhclr stand N arbitra-
ton
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
Marriage Licenses

MARVEL l.. Cohen. - Rose Price.
paul Krasioki. ~. Hsmtramck. Eva
Huusn. 2S same 49,, -,
Floyd Cni'trnden. 81, THY Ha"-
good % .,
John v. Lyons. a. mabel savers
~
Arnold Paterson. 20. VAt"r'Qwna.
Y Eva newton. %. pFwego, y. =.
walter r Schroeder. 30. Gertrude
stshlbgrk. -
BsItanar Jurkowski. 2s Amelia
Wawizyn ByIski ~ Eozalia Batks.
"a
Erwin j. Lockwood. %. Detroit.
Carrie ~ Roife 20. Lansing
Jnhu r BoHwell, p. Iada ". smith.
otto Law. ~. Florence Dfttman. =.
William VI walker. a.. Terre Haute,
Ind Margaret Strockblns AZ. same
Samuel Hertsteir. "a Anna Rohro".
Carl - Jones. al Ethel Harris. q
Abraham Muscovich. p. Jennie Co
III Iosn p voisin. ~ Esther Bowen.
Edwin T HyIand. az Louise NJ
cbsrls' O Nolan % Elizabeth r
Einir. -
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
EAST BTFFAIo LIVE STOCK.
fDuuufaM A sfeNPu.l

EAST pCFFALO. y Y. Aug So
Cattle Receipts - cars. uark~t
dun. choice a. prime native s-e-~S
- 30 . 10 IS good 20 choice. s. = IS .
fair 10 good .56s5e plain and
coarse. ST5eHT.-s. yeaTliDEs d-y I'd
prime t94i005 best handy steers
s. -5Gs25 light butcher steers s. 50
FS25 light butcher steers. 5 so =
7sS hest butCherfrg steers ard h@is-
srs. mixed $50 - western llEht
common heifers grasssrs - 50.
best faf COWS ss-f4- butcher y
cows. $685. s-5 cutters s. 5o9 3.
Gamers i35AG4 fancy bulls s. s
a., butcher aulls $3.50. common
bulls fsg5a5 30 good stork~rs. 81 IS
ass light common stcckera $50
as feeders i-6r25 n!lchers and
sprinEers. SIS 900
Hogs; Receipts. 20 cars market
low@r 'hssyr ard y1rke-s. sll-o y
IS pigs tl~T lo.S
sheep Receipts cars market
slow top lambs SO S. q io-5 year
lings ts5eqs, wethers 'sEsi5;
Calves S59fs5o
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
ohie Tolr L. Settled.

The 1916 tour over the Dixie high.
way will extend over the road be-
tween Cincinnati and Chattanooga,
Team and not between Detroit and
Jacksonville. Fla as vas originally
planned 4 was decided Friday
night. in a meeting OF the onicers
and directors % the highway Asso-
citation. who were guests OF the De.
troir BOARD % Commerce The tour
will be held in October William
+ Netzger was elected 70 fill the
vacancy on tho directorate.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
SALOON MEN
PICK THEIR
CANDIDATES

isf 81 3 had been agreed upon. and
then came A hitch. and lvo were
struck or These places will be
filled. Of course. before the saloon
people round up their friends
The selection % this slate Ia the
result OF secret conference tina.
have been In progress for several
days between representative % sew
eral German societies and com.
mittee representing tho Royal Ark
The latter organization declined 10
stand sponsor directly FOR wet
slate. fearing that n u became
known that certain men were being
backed by the saloon Interests These
candidates would draw the hot fire
% Billy" Sunday. whose evangells-
tic meetings. starting Sept. 10. are
EXPECT ed 20 exert tremendous infu-
ence in the vet and dry tight, not
only In Detroit bat throughout the
state. The saloon people. therefore.
hit on the plan OF having the Ger
man societies make the selections
and have tho slate 20 out az IN.
dorsed by the liberals rather than
by the saloons directly
But as a matter Of fact. II IL the
saloon slate. and the liquor inter.
ests will bark q 10 the limit 4
glance ~ the would.be legislator
indorsed shows that about Tho
same old crowd has drawn the o. K
mark OF booze In other days.
Charles Flowers was looked upon
with favor but since his espousal
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
HUGHES is
TIRED But
SATISFIED


Hughes has Steadfastly maintained
his position 20 a,ootness from state
and local issues or factional differ
euces L IS known that in Cali
fornis and Utah. every effort Nas
made 20 have him make some ex
preston 81 his views or the pro-
hibition question the. dry issue be-
INK particularly acute one In those
communities In California the Re
publican candidate emphasized the
reunion % the party. but did his
best 20 avert anv fayori,ism.
Despite his physical tlrrdness,
Hughes is IN splendid speaking form
today
He has had big audiences every.
whore and no matter how tired he
has been stimulated by the seas
': humanity into making "punchy
speeches all along the line. even
'houEh these speeches have been
largely identical
T. % rather remarkable that a
public speaker who for siv years
has kept his voice bottled up. has
managed 20 bring Il back so that
a. Tot single place which he has
visited 80 FAR has the audience had
any difficulty In understanding him
DIT y z. Ditman Who has accom-.
panied he governor on his trip and
has done heroic work keeping the
nominee IN physical shape an
0ourced today 10 would le' Tho
governor take care % himself from
Kansas city on eastward believing
he didn't need any further throat
spraying Mrs Hughes viii hen
have fuU charge Of the nominee
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
snndn, hand cnnc,rt

9rhusmarg Mitafy hand Hrr-an
p .Hmeuan. dIrertsr Ff.. render
'Fa following program. rr E~ Isfs.
sunday afternoon. beginning o. z.
~ March. GUAR. OF Hon NJ .I.fr-
FardtE. tnterfreyz. x sHre .fT ls.
helI overture. Raymond E~Fsass.
aHf gems from Tho .rerrfts -
Spring Maid IF4Inrart'. Pilgrim
chorus and evening star p. fr Tam.
IA user f' aF-~ d. Helf~f '.- from
bohemian fs.r. tf'pI'e Ps'f1
"Adlyn IfaiII star Hr4rgIss la..
nor Thpuaf f.aheF Ell firr
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
HIGHLAND PARK
CANADIANS TO
INTERN MUNITION
PLANT SUSPECT

Peter Rieruch. Who VAS arrested
In Walkcrville on suspicion OF AID.
ing plot 90 destroy munitlon con.
signments 70 the Allied powsrs 10y
doctoring the shells 20 cause prem"
ure explosion. viii be interned uu
ul me end OF the war lie was tax.
OF into custody when he offered $50
FOR employment In the Canadian
Bridge Co $ plant Bjerlch will be
interued at Kingston, Ont because
OF the Difficulty o. establishing a
couspiracy case against him, al
though Canadian officials are conf
dent Be- is TOOL OF German inter.
estS
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
Local

OF the east side Improvement asso
Citations
Mr. Rayheld was formerly pass--
OF the Kerchevslaye Methodist
church He built the Jefferson ave
Methodist church and vas it's pas
tor for two years.
He has entered the sldermsnic
fight principally as foe TO the IA
loon element. not only on the east
side. but in the city.
MIR RayNeld lives AT No 445 I.y-
easiest. He has been a resident or
Detroit nine years. five OF which
were spent on the east side.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
CHARTER BOARD
OFF FOR DAYTON

Edwin s Bartlett. William A Raj.
kin. Elmer y MrGaV. Frank G..
Hayden and Pliny Marsh. Of the
Highland Park charter commission,
ieft FOR Dayton. O.. Friday evening
whore they will remain FOR three
days, studying the city manager
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
Youth Is Missing

Raymond Chaplin. - years old. No.
% LaBelle-aye Highland Park. -
reported missing from his boarding
house since Aug %. lie is fiye feet
in height, weighs 1913 pounds. and
when last seen wore blue suit,
gray cap and black shoes His sis
ter, whom ne has been supporting.
tears he has met with foul play,
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
NEW YORK rRoDIcu M,pNrT.

NEW YORK y A.. Aug rs -
mess. sea.60130 Lard ~troug mid
dlewest spot. tl45Oala sugar
Raw. quiet centrifugal a6-test g 90
M6hs; muscovadu Ss-test. So rec
nned. oniet. cut Loaf ISL. crushed.
ts powdered, t11u11ss grsuulst.
ed. S1nT30 Coffee RIO No on
spot. prc Tailow Firm. special
She. city, ~ CT country -. rsIsr.
Hay Fairly active prime. g. 80 No
:. k6Qsbc. clover. t0cMSti0 Dressed
poultry: Firm TURKEYS. $50 a9L.
chickens. 22ms2c fowls. fsasziy
ducks, Long Island. 2tc Live poIl-
Try Firm. geese 13c ducks iTM
1Sttc fowls. i7Glsisc turkeys. fsn
ISr. roosterE i3tbs.ifrs rhfrkrr
brothers ETA see Cheese. Str Ir
state milk. common 20 specials I4u
IShc; skins. common 90 special. -u
1tAc
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
Telegraphic
STOCK MARKET
DULL and LOWER
Usual Weekend Slackness Is
Apparent On Ex-
change

NEW YORK, Aug. 2e.-Week-end
dullness and fractional declines In
leading issues marked the opening
OF the stock market today.
During the nrst hour trading was
scattered and the general policy was
20 stand pat.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
MethodIst Endonr.n, -,

The Rev Earl r Rico ~ no De.
troit We'hodlj conference reports
thar 10 tas obtained pledges and
cash amounting 70 more than ls5..
600 d1rInE tho conference year The
endowment fund ~ NE D-uor con.
ference amounts 20 $4,000
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
cai.,Go nUTrER u,uKrr.

rStras. sIisc. nrsts. S0ts n2Ic dsirF
rrxsl Prime obituary s3Hestsc.
theesr Twins 49, "a i6c; YOUNG
Americas 1iAHliIc Live poultry
Fowls isRisc ducks 1919 geese.
tn0iecs springs aOMC, turks. SO
potatoes WkrafbtS % tAqs Mime
epta ana Ohio. ti.ob@ aito. jcrs'ys.
ti.is
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26

tppie. -N,~ seat 90 $500
Banana. - Cool sa49-s noeA.
ss.a.-u5 t ..-..,
CaIirsrnia Fruits F.~s
s. pssrs 't25 $3.50 box. sra9es.
Cssssse I'5g5 crsi.s,.,-.
Mex Y0-k. II 3 r,est.c swiss - =
SOC. Imported SWISS 2sattC b-fck
cream. 10. .gHg horns. Ice dalsles
Fresh NeE-tsbi-. Green p~7g~rs,
tus,h parsley .5a to- 4oI gu.
as5s Pc ..-is Sa.s., ,c5,5=s Pc
"a -a-ro.s e5- Goa lettuce s. =
80 tu head Lettuce. s. so Srge-.
nrrs SOC . r. water -ress IS
soc so4 green onions. 10 ! ;, f9t
ETegc IN $, ser -AS "ss '.N",
>e~ Honey-Farcy white. rev IS
Gil amber. loJllc - extracted.
Hsy~Dst-o, shippers are paying
th- ng prices - pa - bay IN
ca lots {. o. , i,etra' tn
ot-y NV ','ai5 sts75aEi 80,
IL 80 fmotay Ei-4 "
MIXED. S.IGLZ ~ riS~d. $50 f2.
" clover sen rye straw 81
c. wheA; and cat straw. $500 7
Lemon..,'ses5o. per box,
LiTes-'i 80 = Ter 100. .s,-,.
$ 50 crate osage i1sagf per
bbi watermelon $50 SOC eEr1
oraaxe--Val-nciG It-55 SIS box
onion. southern. $40 per 'o-lo.
PeseA..i7 ,r5.-5 DC sN--ask"'
crates s. n
Pesr.--ClaPP.s FAvor.ts. 5. 5oat.-5
Potste~. .-nu nsSs.
Posr,r, 81. s aef. 80 -. !,
erotlers .l1.2- fancy nsrs. sc
medium hens l7gl-9e. ". h~ns
I5c ducks. ISeisc 10
sweet Potsto~. 81 . sl- and $3.50
JoBBING PRICES.
x. GaHr ID. c' -c.5. ,.''q 5-5'
isacy Name ,iis STANDARD. 81.
Tasl. bevts ,llsc Peas. Fancy
sarly i Ar % ns sAH 51r ,ae 70.
matoes. sl3S Narrowfa peas. s.
early June. tl59, sifted early June.
Cone~-wAl,e Hou... 90. STANDARD
package "a p = n.
Feed.-Iobt.ng pr 'css io3-lo ss.ks
s5s ,.s, "a 80, $1,000 sl.S Ia
t
coarse corn meal. S35. cora and lat
chop. s.. ton.
Flour-Jobh prices Best N.ch'-
gan patent : . second patent. 3 %
strs GIT. s. %. pure rye. $ % spring
patent. $50 Dbl IN eighth paper
sacks
Detroit ou-Raw unsesd OIL. &c.
boiled Nns~ee. &c ga n barre lT's
Kerosene IN iron barrels. Diamond
head Ehf. e. perfection so paia-
cine. iesc. red crown gass..ae. ls-
ga
Hsrsvare-Nals. i.a0 keg b4s~.
az called wr~ $3.50 bundle zalva1-
iyed barb@d wire point. 8 spool
E1Iyar ZeT sheets. 2t-EsgEe. t55 ~
gauge. iis5 2sgaUge. 5 90 70
gauge s. A. p-r cFt Rum l-rrz-f
ave. single handled 1850. double
Sc 20 3uz black sheet metal o. ard
2tEauEe i1-5 4sga-Ze. 8 &C.
gAsEs. t235 -sgagRs 81 ~ per ut
CarrlaEa OTIS. small SOC % ard
OF large 4gr and 8 m machine
bolts small Soc. = and 10 % iargs
toc 70 and gf list
Hire. SO. t|s.red hitas ''- 80
green aifas lsr 80 cured -4.ls
So g-~-r bulls. 'zr ~. /
cured veal ky 90 No green .asl
KIP. 2ir $50 Ired -l-rai1. lt~.
NJ { greer wu-ra.n isr 80. sursf
calf -s~ $50 green -a.r &C So.
horse h tss - ~. $50 narse hides.
it59 No 'sIgw 80 faU.R
KIP and raI' tt- 80 a-aacar
ca 10 a-ogrt WOOL 20. QSl,5
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
Rough lax Comes Hob

Hacic Ekamlan. No 1872 Ford
ave. was arraigned before Justice
Bendelow. Saturday morning charg
ed with being disorderly and using
abusive language 10 the wife OF n
prominent Highland Park resident.
He was found guilty and fined SIS
and s. costs, with the option OF
spending 80 days in the Detroit
house 81 correction.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26

plan OF government OF the city. aad
see n Il can be- adapted TO High.
land Park conditions. The city
welfare department OF Dayton viii
also be investigated The charter
commission has already decided 10
adopt he preferential system OF
voting for the village.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26

eekil actual ltu statement shows
tho follow lne charges Surrius 10.
Crease Sl.tae.ssN loans. inrreaas I'll.
10000 Teser,e IN own vaults IN.
sz@@@. GkAazp0Q. HsAsrVs IN fAdAsaI
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26

The fourteenth annual reunion of
mo Fairbanks Family ~ America
800 10 held todsy a. 'hc Oh Filr.
oankA homestead al Dedhsm. Masa
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
rnIEnn STOCK

TOLEDO Aug 25-FoEs Re-
ceipts rFf. |a-ket 5TtNc lows~.
hesvi~s. tl0e oalV2S. mediums SO 80
Hl0s5 workers. sS5loe5 good
flgs ts-tdp calves Market
steady sheep and lambs; Market
steady
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26
uIrrya am rCCs

nuuer--Extra creamery. 3NIc Ib.
creamery nrsts $3.50 ID. dairy. 1se
10 package. ale PER 10.
E9g~--Fresh receipts cases includ-
a. Arsts. fSAc: current receipts, 81 =
The Detroit times., 1916-08-26

sugars DstfoIt wha.ssaIs prices.
rye'8I nom noes. c-I1 5000 60.
s.|t SO 10 Eagls tablets $50 cut
IIaf i5 Cubes g. XXX D. Wder-
"a. - ndSrp powdered s. 50.
e a.iHtsI ezra arse g. IS. gran
afsd I'M IN bulls. 8 go Ersnulat-
mo gran. glib ard g-Ib cartons. In
cases 40, crystal domino. gran.
HF cases. 8 30. diamond A, 50
confe tioners A t15b. No. Z. 20,
No q 8 20. SO e. t1lb No. TO- 9 10.
No. S. 8 o.. SO 10. 81 No. -. % IS
No ~, 1895. No rs. Sc IS. non-csk-
ing mixture 1915. beet grarulsted,
L. - 70 case. t23s do. IS % case.
$3.50 per case.