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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22
SUNDAY SERVICES ON
THE RlDGEWAY CHARGE

There will be preaching at the fol-
lowing places on Ridgeway charge.
Sunday July %: Paynes chapel IL
a. m. ;Arders 3.45 p. m, and Geri rds'
town 7.45 p. m.
A meeting of the Ridgeway Camp
Committee will be held Thursday af-
ternoon OF this week on the camp
grounds, beginning at o'clock. This
is a very important meeting and all
the members OF the committee are
urged TO be present
w. X. Hardesty. pastor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22
CHILD LABOR BILL
PROVOKES FIGHT

WASHINGTON, July ia fight on
the child labor bill. paralleling that
OF the ship bill filibuster. doomed to-
day in the senate as the result OF the
Presidents demand that the measure
be passed before he begins his re-
election campaign. s79f
The southern senator's gave notice
that taey will keep their northern col
leagues in hot Washington all sum
mer listening to speeches If an at
tempt is made to force the passage OF
the h!ll.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22
MEXICAN SHIPPERS EXCHANGE SHOTS
WITH GUARDSMEN-- MEASLES BREAK OUT

Ell. PASO. Texas July l9Mlitary commanders here and
investigating today the unofficial reports of npng
by from the Massachusetts, Guards
men.
General Bell said he did not think that than half doz
shots exchanged and he considered the skmsh nconse
quenta He also said that snpng likely to ut
time along the entire border.
MEASLES BREAK OUT.
Measles have broken in the First Pennsylvania cavalry
camp 1t also became today that number of
of the division The disease however
is in mild form and epidemic is not likely
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22
tBy CARL w. AckERMAN.)

BERLIN July 9-The food situation in Austria and
Hungary showing considerable improvement Harvesting
n begun the Gacan reports show crop The
an commission empowered to make agriculture
arrived here today and the prospects for satisfactory
favorable Such agreement will bring great
aid relieving shortage Germany the dual monarchy
possesses more food than the German empire.
ALLIES LOSE TRANSPORTS IN BLACK SEA
Three large transports sunk by submarines in
the and the fourth forced ashore according
the official statement of the Turkish admiralty.
GERMANS REGAIN SOME LOST GROUND.
LONDON July 19-The Germans obtained foohold in the
outskirts of Longueva village and recaptured part of Dee
Gods in conerattac against the right wing of the British
north of the Somme General Hag reported this afternoon
He said the struggle for possession of both points continues
IS still violent"
RUSSIANS CROSS CARPATHIAN MOUNTAINS
The Russians crossed the Capathan mountains for
time since their defeat and entered Hungary
after days march, the Perogad dispatch the Evening Star
reported today The threatens to crumpe the Austrian
lines northeast of the mountains
GERMAN ATTACK MOST SUCCESSFUL. -
The German attack their most successful great
allied offensive began They hurled large forces against thu
British right wing about dusk after heavy bombardmen Of
ngueva and Deve wood but further east similar
cks against the Water repused Thus far the
new battle north of the Somme confined by the Germans the
British right wing The German official statement claimed the
epuse of the British in their attempts to draw
eres village.
SISTER MERCHANT SUBMARINE COMING.
NEW YORK, July 19.-(By United Press.) THE pubca-
ton of report that another German freight submarine sister
the Deutschland is nearing Bridgeport Conn., created furo1
ere today but far nothing available authoritative
formation
SUBMARINES WIRELESS UNDER NEUTRAL CONTROL.
BALTIMORE Md, July 19.-Due to delay in readjusting
Inc pipes the Deutschland still tossed today muddy
the Paapsco and is deemed possible departure Is
not scheduled before Sunday Her wireless under control
neutrality provisions requiring such action after ten days stay
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22
kANAWHA COUNTY WILL
NOT RECOUNT VOTES

CHARLESTON, w. Va. July Ia
Petitions for recount of vtes cast in
the June primary election in Kanaw
ha county have been Withdrawn by
all petitioners including General A. A.
Lilly and Judge Ira &. Robinson,
candidates for the nomination for
governor. General Lilly carried tho
county by 452.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22
Spending Week at MoorefieId.

attorney Robert II. Boyd and nep-
new Boyd Hoke. of this city, are
spending the week at Moorefield as
'He guest OF the prosecuting attorney
u hardy county, Bob White. All are
,1ding much time along the Moore
neld river fishing.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22
undergoes Operation.

\, mrs William H. Couchman, of
u Maple avenue. underwent yes
'o'uay very painful operation for a
SWIM on her right arm. DIR. Cowie
: turned the operation, which prov
y very successful.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22
MILLIONS OF GOLD
WILL Be SENT HERE
Within SIX Months British Govern
ment viii Discharge All
It's Obligations

NEW YORK, July 19-Four hun
bred million dollars in gold will come
to the United States during the next
six months. The British government
Is planning to discharge the obliga-
tions OF its firms and agents here
with this money, which viii come
via. Canada.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22

Judge e. Porterfeld, OF Kansas
City, Mo. who has been visiting his
brother, Joseph l.. Porterfeld. of
Rosemont, left this morning for Hag-
erstown to visit another brother.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22
City HOSPITAL.

Mary Francisco underwent an OPP
Grafton Tuesday evening for growth
on her neck.
Arthur Ways, the young man who
was supposed to have taken poison,
is much improved and will soon re
turn home.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22
UsCovIE H0RDES CROSS CARPATHANs ASTR6
BREMEN SIER 500

7EITTONs REGAIN SOME LOST GROUND ON BRITISH WING.
ALLIES TRANSPORTS SUNK IN BLACK SEATTLE
DEUTSCHLAND MAKING READY FOR DASH TO
OCEAN; HER WIRELESS WILL BE UNDER NEUTRAL
CONTROL AT END OF TEN DAYS-ANOTHER GERMAN
u.FREIGHTER REPORTED NEARING BRIDGEPORT
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-07-22
8. & o. Shop Items.

A new floor is being laid in The
second round house which will great
ly improve its appearance
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
ShreUd Qua, dian of
City's Fund "Stung"
On Pair of Turkey US

George EnEel. city controller.
Who speaks IN cold. impersonal
tones about huh7reas o' thousands
md even millions of dollars when
80 names eglses 'or the city
budget vent ou' % attack the high
r0st ~ living raesday
The man Vho ieals daily sums
which 20 'he.orl fnarr worker. seem
fabo'ous. emer.rd from his io1st
si'h hIga prices humhly con'es-inz
aat Old x G. - had given him a
'horo waiiop,ne
10 ver' ou' 20 beat the turkey
r1srta' and We elnssdav morning he
pas admitting aa' hts ThanksEiv.
iuz sobbierg cos him nor ess than
3 round = VAS Ike rhis
= beard All about the high prices
- turkey In th Detroit market T
ri1n'' Ike This 25 or f0cents 2
iourd idaa 80 filed tho gaso-
Inc tank md "ffted our 20 Anchor.
vile where k0ow some farmers
T. vas only = 3smfe drive !
ricked our two lretiy siKeable birds
Tat were struunE around The
farmer said be would charge 30
cents a pound. and right then hg
cred bad beaten the market The
Two turkeys. he farmer said
weighed 20 pou1ds
"T wenr over 70 some relatives
and expected they would kin the
turkeys and dress them for me
They SAID No,hing doing So
had 20 bring en- into Detroit Just
ter fun 7 weighed them Tho scales
read - ~ pounds.
We'll. finally had 10 kill them
and dress them myself The I'm
i.h~d product lyinE on the scales
Weighed exactly pounds Ny orig
7 lral outlay IN ne purchase OF tbs
I hve birds WAS 5000 had Il
change tires twice on the trip
turned up more than a dollars
worth Of gasoline
Turkey at - cents pound
say. when I ca my dinner or
Thanksgiving day. II ought 10 TASTE
pretty nlce. because the gobblei
bFsni cost me a cent less thar
81 pound
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
MARX CABINET
MEETS FRIDAY
Mayor Will Then Take Up In
VestigatiOn of Sewer
Inspection

Investigation into charges made
rrs,nst the city sewer Inspection de-
IArment BY the bureau ot govern.
mcnt research vii Do taken Up by
Mayor Marx and hts cab'nr' next
FRIDAY The bureau alleged that IN.
sPrvtors were incon pet.nt and thar
they did not give enough u their
time 20 their work
Mayor Marx mas decided that city
Engineer NcC orrick. Nhose depart
ment makes drawings FOR sewer
~ ork. shculd come BEFORE ths cab
met meednS George h Ferk,il COM
missioner ~ public works. also vi!
give a statemeat or the sewer in
sY-vuon work which cumes under
m supervision ~ bis department
Fsnkeu declares thar t7F ca!tta- -
rh- men hired rs ms psCtors - NOT
a mauer which comes ao-er hts
supervision. As the CIV. services
commission employs The ir pe.'or~
Toe catin"' .neeuns os t.k. Fri
tat vii. te t1c nret impor-ant one
held since The mayor has r-tu-nco
70 ORC. Important items which
"a Hslrs !n -2e next otl h..dEet
VII eome u7 for discussion The
iasto- of 10 opinion ;hat many
raU .u r-uveme0ts nre needed and
ths-e eil. hc >1ss.a 20 determine
t.' agp-cNlmufr expenditures o.
En-AaI
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
ARMY OFFICER
SEEKS IDEAS FOR
WAREHOUSES HERE

col Harry j. Rogers chl'f of 'te
quarternlasters corps 81 Gen FNlns
toms arm, headquarters a. fort
sam houston Tex mas beer In De
troit for several davs inspecting
,rge plants befa 90 gc' ideas FOR
asruaren, warehouses to be built
'.r the army "a Tho Mexican Dor
eer Col Roger earn" here ON the
personal order ~ Secretary BaTrr
,ho believed 7st Detroit could
r1or 'he host examples ~ The sort
or ar hit"ct1rs required
The army oi7ccr expressed him
eli as being pleased With tho 70
sp,, % bis inspection trip here he
laid that ne had the problem o'
feeding and cqurp.nr ~ least IS.
HDo men now IN ne Mexican Dor
der and 'he probability was that
tIis would con'i1re for long time
The army consumes As much food
rs large oi'y and 80 is necessary
'e have up-todt.c depots A. s'rate.
J'c points along he border To
cet the latest iea= in this kind ~
construction tho oTcer says he
came ro 'he fountain head of such
,novledge. got tis valuable point
r-s and ~ already on his way back
tc the border
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
BOARDS FAIL To
AGREE ON TRADE
Portion Of Ferry Field Wanted
for School. But Recreation
Commission Objects

several member. - fhe board o.
education attended ths meeting ~
common .oanc Tresda night
go a.,a0d Do action ~ rha BOARD IN
t-- proposed '-ade of rs,ite nv
eh.e th- srhoo board No.Id Eet a
s-ro of land ayt-rdlng across Fe-rs
tele tom the re. -earloH comm s.
sior
The board desires -his land as a
SITE for me proposed n"s McNichsel
-ehoo. In exchange ~ proposes 20
give fhe recreation commission some
property s' Wre'ord and Grand Rv
Graves
Ira IS JAYNE. superintendent ~
fhe recreation commission WiHam
r IWs'. para c0mmlss'o0.- ard
others are opposed 20 rhe prop 8
exchange. and .he cr, ~ grso 1-s
ueeH ased The proposition rests
.u 'he h1na- ~ mo psrxs and aoYie.
ards committee ~ th4 council r.
aas 1ot been exported ou' re
We aant 20 give he recreation
commission A piece - land lhar IS
aorh A. Ieae, 500 900 ,sid r.
spector Albert r sherman. Rho vas
on4 0f fse delegation u school
oard men on hsnd o repg .o
those rt5 have declared th- board
Vas irving 70 put one over
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
NlOrtuary

FRIsER Nov = ths wn,.w r..
frr onff son ~ the i4fs william
and Anna Frssar brother ~ Nrs
y a R~tnoIds - Niari Fla Mrs
Funeral from sisters home rs Bur
roii-pl Thursdav . p Deceased
WAS member - Oriental lodge, y
VI Mosleu temple Mich gan
Sovereign Consistpry enf Michigan
Council - 'hs Tationa Union
HAYES suddenly Nov "a. 1919. Rov.
beloved son - Margaret and tho late
Thomas HAYES dear brother ~
Harold stella and Marian Hayes,
ard the lste MrE Laura Wiki
meyer Funeral fr9m ,,s.t ,ss'dsneG, ~ Iis
Thursday Nov 30 AZ O'Clock. and
So Benedicts church AZ 40.
HAYES suddenly. Nov 20 1915. Mar
IAN heloved daughter of Margaret
and the late Thomas Hayes. dear
sister x Harold and stella and the
late Roy HAYES and the late Mrs.
Laura Wilkirmever Funeral from
reaidence. 92s Ft0rence-ave,. High
land Park Nov 20. 81 o'clock. and
- p@uedicts church at 40
HEY MES Sor 2s. 1915 Lothian.
aE~d - wears. ~ Grace hospital.
beloved wife of Roland 4 Keynes,
dear daughter % Mrs william
brown ~ Petrolis. ont fntsrment
a. Usrriston ont Burial privsts
Please omit flowers
UIIKIEuENB suddenly Nov fs.
1915. Laura be!oved wife of George.
dear mother of The late Joseph
wukiemeyer. dear daughter of Mrs
Margaret and the late Thomas
HATes. sister ~ Harold, stella and
Marian and the late Roy Hayes.
Funeral from residence isi Bsrss-
FORD d-Rve Highland Park. Thursday
Sor 80 ~ O'Clock. and 81 Bens
dirfs church ~ 10
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
SALVATION ARMY
AIDS THOUSANDS
Annual Report Gives Idea of
Wide Scope of This Philan-
thropic Work

The salvation army report ~ ite
work in Detroit for its last fiscal
year has Just been issued The re-
Iort shows aighly satisfactory re-
suits. but lIeut-Col A r. ktmbau.
the officer IN charge declares that
much must be done in relief work
during the coming year. despite the
great prosperity ~ the community
The renort shows tha, IN he wear
just ended the army IN the form o.
Clothins. fuel. groceries and other
articles. gave relief 20 628 families
while rent was supplied 90 "a fam
lies Christmas dinners we're PRO
yidcd In the homes of 'he needy 20
the number ~ 4.270. and medical as
sistance was given 30 2.646 persons
The employment bureau found work
FOR e647s persons
In addition 70 The items cnumer
eted above. the organization made
many visits 20 thA sick. restored
scores II missing bows and girls 10
their parents. and entertained hun
creds OF bows and girls temporarily
Az the street and indoor religious
meetings The attendance Exceeded
100. .00o Reds IN tho mems hotel
we're supplied during the year 20
cS1SS. snd meals Ner" furnished 10
2c.1lt. while in Tho Rescue home for
Girls and women beds were ,Upphed
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
WARNS AGAINST
EASY CREDIT
!. Harry Tregoe Tells Michigan
Credit Nen Imitation IL
Already Noticeable

V.,-rir- aea.a-f .nrRt on u cred
... uarrv T-.roa ~ Sew York.
...r-.tsrv.traa---.. ns fa- National
,s.o-,,.for os -4d.- Men to,d
,f..rIran rr.5.. mon wh. sather cd
3D.. rs.,~,. ,..,rt ~ c,mn,erra
-...4,v ,c- res s-s state tide
,t.-.r-a "a, r.4.. g..o held In
.+e ,,.44ts w.. rsr ssao.te he
,..-r .ss,-... cr. .-,,,s cred
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
Marriage Licenses

Samuel herman SO. Minnie Ahrs-
hams 3S Toledo
Leo II wiesand. IS Lillian NJ.
Lamhright IS
Edward Mahon. Il, Catherine Nor
risuu -
Daniel , McIAushlh. 81. Detroit,
Neliie oNelli ~ cleveland
William nusby. %. Detroit, Ethsl
l'"az. ~, WNandotte
Louis wilensky, 25 Jennie Glusk-
William r clark. - elizabeth A
Godtrsy \ seheich. So Mary KAi-
ser a.
Joseph p CArbsry. 30 Kathoryn 7.
borau 80
Glenn Mccormick. r. csmilis
Fred = ioeblein. =; Erua seAut
CO.
Charles ~ Hirschneh. -. wAyn.
brs+te Ih'iups. rs. Redford
ioui- A Seavitt. 22 Ecorse Hazel
". Cook "a Amherstburg ont
RA, mond " Dunn. 30 Mabel Hsrr.
rarold cushway. - virginia n.
Myron J.. Rockford IS HaIsl
R'ctsrd 4 Mcintyre - Edna r
H,re,5 Haselsb p Madouu pick
orren IA Truman. ~ Jenni. Null
Archie , GiTnsc. ,s Detroit. car
rio schae'er q. Toledo
Andrev AleNia a. Wyandotte;
-, - r.erson. y. Detroit LIBBY
Repiantn , carl % Detroit. MI
lie e GrandstaN. 81 Rucyrus q
John Haddas. IS rclmA Ramelow.
vsvt,.,- =, d, e., -.,..
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
CITY MAY PAY
TO DISPOSE OF
ALLEY REFUSE

George n t'cnkcu commissioner ~
the department ~ public works has
submitted 10 Mayor Marx new
Plan for th, disposal of refuse that
is gathered In me alleys OF Detroit
The department iisclf has seen dis
rosing OF the refuse. using l' 20 an
excavations in different parts ~ the
city.
:. - nov proposed that tho re
moval ~ the debris should 5e looked
after BY contractors FenkeIl called
To- bids from reduction companies
The Berry Waste Refuse company.
% Boston. Mass submitted he low
est bid Offering 10 dispose o' AL The
waste material st a rate OF so cents
ton
Fenkeu declined 20 comment on
the advantages or disadvantages of
the plan. declaring he will submit Il
20 the mayor without reeonmeuda-
lions
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
DETROIT STOCK
MARKET SLOW

Activity on the Der-o- stock er-
,hsnze or tae eye Of rrsa giving
ca not deyta'e from pr eafan' rf@
usual pre~hotdav dullna revealed
fhr,!ogt the -assion THO u.tnE
n ovement va, slow e1d .rrle v1oE
7as offered until within fe7 min.
gtes oe the close afer -anre Kas
en- attempt 70 trade % mental
md Paige. The call closed with a
ia u 81 and r n ofo- ~ - or cor
mental ami a bid ~ on Paige
WITH AT Offering ~ a.
Conside rable attention pas also
given 10 Coahula ear- sac no a
fraction
The bid on Packa-f zee with
drawn While Nez YORK uo' stocks
Fere on.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS c
Local

an exposition for the display "
American products The fiir viii
take place IN LYONS March i-l5, and
offers 10 American exporters one OF
the greatest opportunities in history.
George h Van Cieve. American
chairman. says The American com
mittce is composed ~ the heads OF
the chambers OF Commerce in the
largest cities in the United states.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
NAVY AWARDS
BIG CONTRACTS

WASWNGTOS Nov % The
navy department. today awarded
contracts for ~ coast submarines
- the Electric Boat company ~
Sfs7 .000 each s.r % Tho Lake Tor
pedo Boar company, ~ 1894 900
each. and three 70 the California
snip Building company. az tsss 900
each
Tho department also awarded con
tracts for one sG0.ton submarine 10
me Electric Boa company A. 81
80 900 and another s0O-ton boat 70
fhe Lake Torpedo Boat company. A.
sl.1s5.000
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
SMOKES IN BED
AND is BURNED

While smoking a cigarette IN bod
early "Wednesday morning In the
Hermitage hotel. oliver Risk. %
wears old. VI Clemens. act Ere 20
the bed clothing and Has severely
turned about tho srms. hands anr
feet fIe vas removed 20 The 70
ceiving hospital
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
DENBY MEMBER
OF TRADE BOARD

A committee represenfing some of
tho strongest business interests In
The United states, and which mum
bers among its members Edwin ben
6y president Of the Detroit board
- Commerce has been formed to
further and foster American exports
thru the lyons. France. sample fair
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
WAGONIOAD OF
METAL STOLEN

Thieves with truck wagon IN
tered me junk yard ~ Ben Bsbcock.
~ so SOS Garfield ave sso Tnes
ray night or early Vsdnrsdsr morn
'ng and stole 1000 pounds ~ srsss
300 pounds ~ copper 20 pounds ~
GermAn silver fur siuminsn crank
casea. radisfOf And tuo sarks ~
brass bearings. VAineo 81 ts1I.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
New corporstloos.

LANSING. Mich. $50. 20 Gene
soc Gravel oomgan Detroit go.
OG0. Howard E. fanEwo-trf Ho-suo
r, Earle. Georg> l. Earle SaZ'naz
Graphite compary. saginaw. iZ5o.
oO0. Rubin & Bloou Realty com
yany. Detroit. 10000 samuel Rub
IN. Isaac Bloom Joan Ml0fte
Boulevard Park CORPORATION Flint
5000. AZ Centsr -orporaton. De
froit 5000 900. Juds1r Bradpay. 81
ward A. l.Oveley J 81 Pour Ann
Arbor Furniture company Ann Ar
Dor. $4,000. kim TRAILER company
Ann Arbor. $1,000 Warner Newton
I.umLer comps Grand Rapids
$4,000
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
YEGGMEN GET
$4,000 HAUL

HAZELTON. Kas, Nov % Th~
Hazelton state aank was robbed by
four masked bandits early today by
blowing the safe and escaping IN
~ automobile 18th more than ii2,
900 The yeKgnen ragged and
found Two young men operators IN
lie local telephone ONCE. taxing
them with them
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
Telegraphic
PRICES SAC ON
STOCK MARKET
steel and Copper Issues SHOW
Fractional De-
creaSes

NEW YORK. Nov 22--frioes
.aaged again at tht opening OF the
,;ock exchange today, changes, toN-
ner. being narrow Steel and Cop
ser shares were generally fractional
s lower. Equipment issue ho"ed
sitle change >eNceFt Baldwin loco
motive. which adyanccd i-@ 10
si34 IA The rails There were some
ssina.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
Special Thanlss I..ns Service.

4 special T1'-r vsne seryioe
viii be held Turr tay morning ~
ID 20 O'Clock in tte reH raj pres
eyterian church Hfh sermon by
the Rev Hugh Jak Tho Offering
viii 90 70 the p3 ~ 'h. district
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
VI T-rin NNn ZOOS

Huttrr--f.rfra creamery far H
Creamery. Hrsfa f4r lh. daI~N f1.
M uaekirg stock frU rfr Lh
EaHs--Frasf ~Ernirfa rHrna Inc
rludfd hrsfs f1C dor current re-
ce.pts sc dos Receipts Tuesday.
TaS cases
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
SHIP INSURANCE
TAKES BIG JUMP

NrW YORK. Nov 20 Marine
Insurance rates. which have been
FIVE 70 sir per cont 10 The mediter-
ran"an IN recen, weeks jumped TO
'ight 20 10 per cent today Tho
Jose ~ the Chemung bit New York
nderrritsrs haid a large part ~
tsr tfGo 600 Insurance being car
red here
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29

The following arms are privileged

:. The ,d roiiowing hrm: sre privilssod
w. r.. Moss A Co. Carlyle n Poyah
Geo. NJ. West 4 Co. r. r. Maccrone
a Co. H. w. Noble a Co. - 7. ssy-
riil. Lynch a Co. w. A Hamlin. a
Co, VIM A. Neer A Co. Sinclair 4
CouiA Emmett l. Sprague. VIM n
Rose a Co. r. X. Pelton Co Joel
Stockard n Co. Bennett. Smith n
Co. Matthew Finn. A. " wallace a
Co, Lewis O. Gorton
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29

PrfnttnE-ths ptsta vest kisa-fhst
q riEht-Tjmss Jsb Dept.-MsIs xSzA
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29

reason .r. ...tfher The ma ~
krt .Ira-s 'Es moderately active
ans 1a -.af'
b.. p''s f'S e sas t,5oe. for ssncv.
Bsnsnns shipping stock
Igse. asr euv-o
:s;:,.. n:sg -, v,,,,, ,aaa s:sse7;,
box ssr,es -s-st-s iass1aSO soE.
Cssrs NJ s5a as,s ~. H,r
impS-t.t >Olss 2 SOC briek crssn.
.sse ons -7s. sSac. daisies.
Crans~r-4e. Ate Ho~sa $3.50
Dressed calves Fancy. Itl Else:
No itgi2c ssT II
Frrsh Ncxrtsble--Sr-en peppers
8 -7ff shes $50 fnr 81
Pa~s'-~ ar DOS Gus ~tsrs
ho' ha E2. tomato. hct
eg. srgsss sPfea;s soo;se a.;
GRAPE rruit tsyogSoo pt- rate
HNnr, F1H white. - am
be- tytfsetet. 1rSc %
Hsy Detroit shiip~rs srr pay'nx
tte follow - gr.res for b&let hay n
car ''s Detroit, No tirna-
tsy ~.w S,f1ti standard emcthy.
Il3 sh- wlxet. sl50it No
= 40 m N.' ssTt0. NJ : ciover
n
a az ..V ,75oas @ toa.
LINE. a. 6lss per Ice
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-29

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