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The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

Bills for divorce were fled in the
county clerks Office Monday, by
Gertrude vs.. Alfred Sharbnow An
ma Va John Horpath. Ladislsus Va.
stanislawa Ostrowski: James n.
Va Mary F Wood Clifford Va. Cath
crime Smith Daniel va Emma Sill
ago, Henry vs Margaret Schul.
emburg Marcella Va. Frank G.
Best, Jennie c. VS. William Pulsat
er. Emma vs. Frederick Brow. Ira
W VS. Hola V. Sheatz, Mary VS..
Harry Aubray. Arthur vs. Edna
Decker
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

Temple'on p Twigzs t~uan' on
Of tho board Of education. has
won out warrants for ne arrest
a' John Richard 40 q Rubber.st.;
Frank konalskL 40. 2l0 Howell-s,.
and Joe ljNpwicz, 40 2SS Thirty
ffth-st.. tor failure 20 send their
childr5a unde" rs years Of age 10
either private or public schools.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
WALKS IN FRONT
OF CAR; KILLED

Charles Il. Bckstein, 50 years old.
No. 607 Third.sye, VAS struck by a
southbound Hamilton car ~ Brain.
erd-st and Third-ave., MONDAY after.
loon, and died an hour later In the
hospital a. result Of his injuries
According 80 Witnesses. Eckstein
topped dueccly ~ from OF the car
md was thrown into pile OF bricks
near by, suffering a fractured skull
and q broken eoiIsstons. He died
without regainiRE consciousness.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
Opens Bid. on School Bonds

Bids we're opened Tuesday morn
ing by City Controller Enge for the
sale OF tI.200.500 in municipal
school bonds The bonds run 80
years A. four per cent interest and
were authorized by the council ssv-
eral weeks ago. Proceeds from sale
OF the bonds will detray the cost OF
construction on eight new school
buildings not completed, Money Is
urgently needed 70 meet contractors
estimates
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
Births



Alexander kuicsas 81 Lyon John
Las8ot, 81 Frser, Antont pisssciti
1905 Ellery Joe CipliK, Tea Pollard
Edward Lucius, 2O5 Chens CBtpar
sutton, lts6 Mack Williamb Gordon,
Womans hospital LadislaW kalas-
ineki soc Thirty -frst. Charlie tsduY.
IL sycamore Walter korpal 1875
Proctor August h Reamer. 100 In
sersoll. John wisosk. 2ss Brandon
Carl Helvis 907 Trumbuil Fred
Holmes "a Haslett Herman DroI,
Providence hospital n man Wiseu-
thai. 2ss Alfred Pau strace, 900
Grandy Charles Roths lts6 Field 1,
00ttlish LcnhATdt. el1 Meidrum Joe
seph kahlts 2t2 LaWton. Emil Gle
bel, 10 Whitney. bmersop EULER. %
Richmond John schultz l0Ct Hurl
but Rovsl Baker 350 Ninswooa !.
STANLEY Box. ass Parkinson, Frank
Mszsrk. 91O Denoc Thomas W Tat
$40 Fifth. stanisisW GrusEynskL tss
Tillman August Was1eWteE COS
twenty Afth Tony VeEnecki. So
Campbell Paul TetrAnte. 81 Fort =.
Wait,r Iudson. 80 Superior trn"-t
Iafer. o1Q Forest e.. Peter orlando
.sbf Monroe Uarr- smith. iF2 T..
Furi James N.,'r 'y Church A..
bert r Nash 5Gs Vernon Az
dtas TamAE $50 Russell. Hsrr! Lb-
schitz, Wpmsns hospital. David
Goodman. Nomsn's hospital Louis
sTniiAnsky. Harper hospital John Or
iopski. sss Idmkln. John G Nat
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
VESSEL PASSAGES.
AZ Detroit.

Hanna ygnior, 80 last might "a
nelle, ioao Hllnnss, ms. beonord
MILF MILF '9 9,o vsn3S Vic 20 nF'i.'
m Quincy shaw, Large sam Msthsr
D Mcdonsgle. \ 40, Henry Rosers, S.,
". y. nreitung Magnetic. $40 Wy,
sndotts Abrams, Cephegas, !Hssco' sst..ssl
Agnes ", Jurista arrived, 1901
Wolvin. Corey, North star, o Snail
Hazard, jones sboi Duncan city.
G c,,s C,,y 40 10 Phl R..S i1Itc s ET.
bo~r sehocrmoksr $50 ls.t
niiEht Chrisstorear 80 Lakeland.
h a. III lo,S a' oore H"P II sc xss, i9
nee, ~ 20 e. m WockefelIsr. NandR.
Wallace iIso agnes VI 40 Queen
s ssS Pc psn, + r' N,s,. nh'n'ggscc
seus. Elha . 20, Yates 80 Falr
BARN, Mazda. Arcturus. 1850 George
Psave> =, c j., Hutchinson, 1850
90 the See.
SAIl.T STE MARIE. Mich, oct a.
IN Snyder z 40 last night. CAS-
Italia s 30, HsrtweIl g 40 Frans 10.
Watson, 1890 Milwaukee. il, sierra.
pave mills midnight, BLOCK a m
? Goulder, 0 Prick, ., nemlook.
4iEe, DaNock, Ga rretson, Gleulyon.
80 cole. 7se Charlotte, BreitunR
Down. Phlpps last night Mar
ousttc. 10. targe TitEReraid Rail.
10 go. Lake Port widniEht; Riyerton
Sweden lao HI.. Boston Farrei
Midland primo. g. So Augustus 4
T'rauar. q 800 %HlaN MILLER 8 Curry.
Cleo. crawford $50 u - Mills 80.
Morgan d.. sultang 2 50 lads
Darlington, 10.
PIis,inE-the gIsie neat kIna--thst
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
100000 STOLEN
FROM BURROUGHS
is RECOVERED

OF the guards ard escaped with
$40 roo
He's Ia BOY" said the old man.
I've been living in Dallas for a
year and didn't know where Jimmy
and his brother were Jaw Jim.
mys picture in the paper, and I
said, Yes that,s my boy. Thought
maybe could do something for
him
Young Walton didn't know his
fsther Was in Dallas when he came
hero with his wife three weeks ago
The father, who ia employed in n
cement factory. was within 20 min
utica ride OF the place whore biz son
wRa captured by detectives. satur-
day night.
Il lived In tho hills in Kentucky
and worked hard for good many
years" said the elder Walton. then
got tired OF working for 80 cents
a day and went 10 ST. I,ouis. gave
my boys gooh education, saved
up $500 and came 20 Texas 20 seek
my fortune"
The boy bandit was asleep. how
ever, and rather than disturb him.
his father said he would call ~ tho
police station again.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

Inspector Fox and Lieut. vii.
liam Black left for Dallas. Tex.
carly Tuesday morning, after recoiv.
ing eYtrsdition papers from lansing
IN remove James Walton, arrested
In Dallas in connection with the Bur.
roughe pny car robbery, 10 Detroit
10 face trial Warrants have also
been issued for the arrest ~ Doug
las Walton and Arthur steffins
Tho of1cers are taking with them
pictures of james Walton taken ~
Detroit last summer and hope tn
IDENTIFY The prisoner In Dallas ss the
same man. No extradition papers
have been issued for Mrs Walton,
who is being held. II Is expected
she will return 10 Detroit with her
husband
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
HAINES' WIGS.
TOUPEES
And Ladies Hair Goods

Best made Wigs and Tou-
PEGS in tine world for the
money. Ladies Hair Goods
wholesale and retail. Fine first
quality French Hair Switches
and Hair Goods. Prices right.
Established in present Hair
Store-1879-over 81 years.
rs GRAND RIVER AVE. W.
2 Doors from Bagley Ave.
VIM. A. HAINES
OPERA PIANO for uts. wa, s3oo;
nne mahogany full size. pedals
value during oar summer Resort
Saie small payments GNlNNELL
BROS 217 Woodward
LINUS LATEST LIST
or UPRIGHT PIANO BARG NtNS
Fasv Terms Arranged
steger good "a new ........ IS
Scniller hne tone perfect con
Paragon. expensive case rs
Pchr Bros, black case. fafr 80
Schiller Barhmsnn. returned
rental perfect condition ... i9e
Schiller Bachrar. ocaGtIful
plain mahoEanf .ase 1872
Bradford, In grou e"nd.' ION .. ~
, q q. FlaUle r. sweet rirH zone iql
J < G. Fischer thoroughly
overhauled ........ 275
Kaufman modern cass fair
tone ........ 10
Krsnicn g Bach. Circsss!an
walnut case las
Milton. sweet tone. responsive
Milton. large size. good condi-
Milton. IKE new ........... s55
newly A. swans very old
sweet tone ........ ..... $50
newly q Evans Ia hrSt-elass
condition ss...t... .....r.t .t.... W.
Newly . EVANS cannot be
told from new ....,.. ...... SO
schiller. like new ,....,.,ts.. le6
Regal. good condition. fair tone iB
rterinE ,......t.,...-..... ...'...-- liz
StnyNeeant -4......,. ...... 90
Nohe lAN
krakauer. deep. rich tone Sl5
krskeucr, beautiful art case 100
Or o. Whitney. old ~ fair GONE
willard. fair ZOO
If-reuan. % tr-, rfe ~
LING PIANO HOUSE
~ Library ave.
cover Maoaulsy's book ttore)
ts years I'm hvsineSA
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
RUMANIANS
SQUEEZED
IN WISE

ocon,in"cd from Page one,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

BERLIN, oct - Two ruRrrru
'rm.eF aoaeaIrl lrom rau ana
vest, hr1t'n 90 G. L-u Rumauia i'm
q miehl, vice aud pu' hsi out Of Tho
war 5cfo'e winter
fiold Marsha Mackcnscu's COY.
man bulgHrianTurkish forces have
captured nearly a third OF the con
stan7a -C,rnavoda railway end are
pressing IN upon Cernayo1a Itself.
The Rumtniau force thai evacuated
Constanza IL falling back htsyly 20
escape annihlation
ON Rumania's western front. riclJ
Marshal Falkeneayn has resumed
the offensive and is carrying tn
battle TO the RHmanians 1T several
different places on Rumanian soil.
n is believed hero ttat serious
riots will occur in the Rumanian
capital when news Of the loss OF
Rumanis's only important sea port
Is made public Mackensen's easy
victory a. Constsnza was due partly
"a the Russo Rumanians' lack Of ar.
tillery. II IL understood here When
Falkerhnyn began sweeping the RI.
nanlaus out ~ Transylvania tho
Rumnnlsns hastily shifted guns from
Dohrudjn TO the TrsnsylvanIan pass.
es 10 check the invasion OF their
western borders The Russians
brought ieiniorccments IN men into
Dobrudja but were unable 10 bring
adequate artillery equipment and
tho enemy batteries we're unable 10
offer effective resistance.
One report from SOFIA today sald
that ConstanZa was won with hardly
any lighting, the >Rumsnihns evac.
uatins shortly after German detach-
ments cut the railroad 70 the vest
Cavalry forces entered the e.ty I'm
the afternoon and found e deserted
by the enemy.
TIE decisive victory over the Ru.
manisns is eXpActed 10 have ire
mendous Influence in Greece, sitting
the Allies attempts 10 win Greece's
armed support.
LONDON, Oct. "a British troops
last night fully consolidated and se
cured against counter.attack the
| 900 yards ~ German trenches won
In yesterdays advance against Pa
paume on the line east OF guede-
court and Les Bouefs. II Was o..
cially announced today
There was intermittent shelling
on the Somme front during the
night
Gen. FIais today contradicted the
German claim that the capture Of
Sohwaben redoubt and the advance
at IL Sars we're made at the eX
pense 81 heavy British losses The
troops engaged lost only 200 men
he reported, and brought in 900
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

PARIS. ocA IA rather violent
artillery combat on the front ~
Observation-Disclosures, south of the
somme, was reported today but no
important infantry actions occurred
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24
447 NOTICES
TO VOTERS"
COME BACK

,oontinued ROW PAGE onrl
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

!. risst@fi%e. JOB nss;.1Msis ssSS.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

OPERA PIANO for tlts. wa. s5o0;
nne mahogany full size: 2 pedals
Ike p'lNN sweet tone. r Unusual
value during oar summer Resort
Paie small payments GNINNEiI.
BROS Pas Woodward
The Detroit times., 1916-10-24

GtlNNET.I BROS. Gown make Piano
for seq. regular $500 style; thor
ountlv modern. beautiful mahoR-
any. used short time FOR concert
work Special summer Resort price
Easy terms GRINNELL BROS,
ptr Woodward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15
Bring It or Phone It MAIN 4

was known there. and large num-
bers OF cattle went over unsold. The
weeks supply will equal nearly
1000 cattle. running largely 10 ami,
mails OF inferior quality; in some
cases prices were more than 81 per
cwt. below those paid for similar
stock last week. Good mich cows
were badly wanted and veal calves
sold at the extreme high range OF
the seasons business.
The supply of fat lambs was far
below the needs OF the trade and
the demand was active from start 10
finish. Prices paid were about the
highest of the season and many
buyers left the yards without secur-
ing the stock that they needed
The average quality of the hogs
that unloaded at Detroit this week
was very bad and It Is this fact that
makes quotations look low TO the
reader who did not have the oppor-
tunity TO inspect the stock Good
fat hogs were badly wanted and an
extra load OF "pippins' would have
beat $ll per cwt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15
Highland Park Notes

Mr. and Mrs John CO.. and family
10 No. 43l Buena VISTA ave. west
g. VI Lane, 81 No pos Highland
ave spent the week in Cleveland.
o.. on business.
Mrs samuel Moore. ~ No. le5
Cortland-ayea lis driving new bort
Miss ouesnie Search. OF No. IS
Highland-ave.. who underwent a Sc
ri6us operation on her eve at a De-
troit hospital. Is rapidly conya-
Mr and Mrs George Talmsdge. of
No. 29i Geneva-ave. moved Thurs
day to Royal oak.
Funeral services for George ID.
Hart, who died very suddenly last
Monday. were held Wednesday at the
family residence. No. 232 Moss-aVe.
surviving, are his widow Julia {.
Hart. and two children. Mrs. Ralph
Potter and Ethel Hart.
MIR and Mira Parkinson. Of Elm
hurst-ave.. have returned home from
a trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
N,r and Mrs E. Rondy. former
taken up their new residence at No.
24S Woodland ave.
W. y. Search. Of No. IS Highland
ave. Is spending few days In Grand
Rapids and Chicago.
The Misses Esther and Elizsbet IN
Young. ~ Albion. have returned TO
Margaret Calvert Of No Il Avalon
Miss Mildred FIsherty. Of Cass
Lake. visited friends In the park on
oscar ar" r Mead. Of No us nigh
lsnd-ave has been suffering from a
slight illness for several weeks
Mrs u r. Stuebcnsky and dsugh-
tor. Mas Lillian Of No. l2t Waverly-
ave. have returned 90 their home
following a weeks visit with friends
and relatives IN Bradford and To-
Mr and Mrs James Cornell, for
merlS ~ No $50 Geneva-ave.. have
taken up their new residence at No
Mrs. u r Strohm and daughter
Miss Elsie. Of No. l33 Rhode Island
ave. have returned from Ohio where
they spent their vacation.
Mrs. Roy shinn and two children,
Of Alpena, are spending "a few days
with Mr. and Mrs -. Il. Whitman.
81 No. 80 Caudler-aVe
Mr.. and Mrs. Bcesleyo and family
To No. 9t2 McLean-ave.
Mrs William Rogerson and dauEh-
ter. Miss Marguerite. OF No. 2lS
Highland ave. have. returned from
tanned by Mrs John II. F1aherty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy v. johnson
moved Thursday from No. 90 Pasa-
dena-ave.. 10 Traverse city.
Mr. and Mrs Fulton have returned
10 their home IN West Virginia. after
having spent the summer with their
daughter, Mrs. William j. Stolen
field OF No ~ SteNens-aNe.
clifford Cleary. ~ No. 81 Avalon
ave. Is recovering from a severe ILL
ness Of several DAYS. duration.
Mr. and Mrs stewart and family,
formerly Of No. l32 Elmhurst-ave..
have taken up their residence at No.
391 Wcbh-aVe.
MIRA Bert V Bassett OF No. l4s
Richton- ave. - spending week In
Boston. Mass.
Mrs Wertman, OF Flint is the
guest or her son. Floyd Wertman. OF
No. 40 Tennyson-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15
Sugar Market

SuK.r-Detroit wholesale prices
Crystal domlnoes. Alb. 5000: do. B.
To-, 5000. Eagle tablets, $40: cut
loaf sS25: cubes. $3.50. xxx pow
dered. s735: standard powdered. $3.50
graduated. extra coarse. 500. do
81: crystal domino gran, 2-lb. and s.
10. cartons. In cases. $40; crystal
domino gran, HF cases. 1880. dia-
moud A. 81 confectioners' A, ss.S5
No. !. sS7S. No. 3. $50: No. .. ts.S5,
No 10. $500. No. II. sB56 No. ~
$3.50; No, II, ss.s5 No. IL. IS 40 No
~, Ss45. non-caking mixture. IS
beet graduated. SIS so per 100 lbs.
household powd., rs. 20 10 case. S2.O5,
do. as to case. 81 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15
Thursdays Livestock

Detroit Is suffering from an over.
supply Of common cattle and a lack
OF skilled butcher labor. Local kill
ers report that their Strengthening
operations are greatly hampered by
the fact that they cannot hire sulta-
bic men to do the work in their
slaughterhouses The cattle trade AT
the Michigan Central yards on
Thursday was about as bad as ever
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15
Financial Notes

1t Is reported that big pool has
Just been formed in Union Pacific
VA expectation Of rise on extra diYi-
bends later ~ is stated in specula-
i've channels that a very prominent
BUN demonstration ia likely 10 be
made in this stock. which ~ earning
about - per cont. and Is Understood
30 have 500 00n. 600 in Us treasury
available FOR division among stock
holders.
The large Interests are credited
with having distributed SOC. 600 shares
- long stock In L :. steel during
the present rise. says n prominent
nrm, which is expecting a reaction 81
substantial proportions before the
week Is out II is suggesting that
bull commitments now be confined TO
specialti~s. and that turns only be
sought on the long side.
one a. the important sales OF the
week In residence property IL the
purchase BY Russell Hun. chief ensi-
neer 81 Dodge BROS Motor Co, ~
the home % Ernst Nenn. at No. 30
LongfellOw-a in the north Wood
ward district The house has been
one ~ tho show places OF the north
end and j. equipped with every mod
ern convenience. The sale was made
hy T BarEman. general manager OF
the nrm ~ T. Bargman a Co, and
the consideration was $4,000,
special meeting OF tho stock
holders 81 the REQ Car Company has
been called FOR oTloCk IN the aft
ernoon OF september %. IN the com
panys offices IN lansing. go arrange
final details for the proposed mer-
ger ~ the REQ Truck Company with
the REQ Car COMPANY Considera-
tion viii be given AT this Meeting
for the sale OF all property. fran
chtsr. and rights ~ the truck com
psny 10 the car concern.
For the seven days ending sep
tember the total revenues ~. the
Ere Marquette s ,Fs nSrssss ~
period in 1915 The increase from
July ! 10 september over a slim
liar period last year was f53S.06o
The New York Daily Financial
News Bulletin SAYS. Speculative
Imagination has been stirred by ocean
transportation freight 10 degree
such a. 20 inspire seemingly extra
VACANT predictions for tho ahares Of
shipping companies This 10 partition
larry noticeable with regard 10 Is
sues listed on tho stock exchange
tic. Gulf a west Indies common stock
L. being bulled by people who claim
20 he n possession Of knowledge that
the hook values IL 5000 share.
These sources predict S3on for the
stock during tho next few months
especially II there are no signs ~ an
early ending OF the war sixty dol
lars a share earnings have been given
out by some authorities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15
Deaths

John Heimerl. $50 Twenty fourth.
SIS years, lobar pneumonia; Clyde
lvey, 267 Junction. 3s years angina
pectoris Kate Mitchell. IA Common
Sell Herman Kisfer hospital. years,
tonsillar diphtheria; Howard Koch.
I0s Thirty-third. year. tubercular
meningitis; Hattie Rose, 227 Goodwin.
33 years. pulmonary tuberculosis;
Mary Plach. Providence hospital. .
months. malnutrition; Petro MArroni
42l f. Lafayette. about 3 months.
msrasmus; Alice wineman. 50 Com
berculosis. Elias Bourne. az wabash.
81 wears. paralysis OF bowels: Joseph
Gatz, So Rivard. % years. inquest
pending sara Chinn, 22s Brady, about
ll9 Burdlck. 6 months. summer dlsr-
rhea: Ethel Davidson, Children's Free
hospital years. acute endocarditis,
Mary Parr. Grace hospital annex. 80
years. CASTRO enteritis; Zine L. OWNS,
Grace hospital. 2 years. carbolic aetd
poisoning, walter Stroschein. 7ss
Ressmore. months. pertussis: Nora
Cotney, $40 Hecla. - years apoplexy;
Helen Swatlowski aos Piauette. I
czynski $40 Trombley. 80 years. pneu-
monia. Clarence Zawodny. go r. MIL
waukee. | year. cerebral meningitis;
Francis Janochs. s75. Theodore. 81
years, pulmonary tuberoulosis: lg.
20 years. typhoid fever: william Kes-
Ter. Children's Free hospital. 3 years.
hydrocephslus Marguerite Hemeri-
yck. II Durand. ~ days. icterus neo-
nntorum Julia Nsconocke. Harper
hospital. about - years acute mites
final obstruction: William Is Holmes
Receiving hospital. rs years. morph-
inc taken by mistake; Mary Otis. 90
Breckenridge, g. years. apopiexv:
Freddie l. Mullen. Az Twelfth. q
wears, lobsr pneumonis Max Brown.
lat Frskine. about months cholera
infantum, Richard Aigler. 7si Rio
pelle, rs years pulmonary tubercu-
tosir.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15


,,AsSphs.n-Se~' &c a'i1o nu-' H'oo0
banana Good shipping stock.
green, soc Der tSta,.rr,,s ,,nn,-k
bu' u ~ " ''''' Tvs '''''V ~
q, nsSrs 81 ssIss0 box. Sr,pcs
u C z. 3 a.s o9s soa, p.r nb,
CsssssN MienIgan rats i7c. New
YORK ise; doms ssdt s~l rlicL 70 2 SGT;
dc, long horns Zoe daisies $50
isLc H.
fresh Vegetable. Green peppers.
psrsity. 25a3oc doz cucGHbsrs. 81 a
40 h,i tomatoes. 81 5oai.15 In car
rots, si75al2j bu. lettuce. 81 so bu..
s scsS I B@isc 81. sc.S 300 Corn sfg
bag, egg plant, s. q 30 bu.
7i N.r sr n.n.y sP Fs6 SS white new. +,
aisc' amber. i.Gi5c ID extracted.
Tgsc 10, -,
the foll5wins prices for bsisd hay in
othy. new. SiiGls standard tim-
IA No. timothy n2ui3. No /
mixed, sii al? Nc. mixed. tglo;
No, ! clover teutoi rye straw: bg
Qs. wheat ana oat straw wow =
Con.
Lemons-1snSso per boz
Limes-si 100 70 per TOO. ,,,,
Usage, ti.75d2 per hu. watermelons.
tSGsoc each.
Oranges - valencia - - q = 10
Osions Southern. - 5OQ 80 per
100 ID sack spani.h - per ~
Pesehesf ancy' 90. = n ''''''
Plums-Blue. $50 ? 80 per bu.
Potatoes Round. Sls5 U 20, long
n pnn,,,s sq; taa.oc. fancy
hens = = gls o: p 'si,is hens, lsS g
Use. geese. 12Rt3c ducks. lTnlT'a e
sweet Potatoes 25 per bu. $3.50
per Mi Jeraeys. seas per bu
,nuu,x. yu.rus
r.s Ganxs .rnIs. 7k07bo
81 T'mn Issns ri Forn'
Hnry Waine II rs standard. 81.
Tabi. bs.ts IL .b4flao rsas: Fancy
early June. q 40 standards. 81. sal
matoas ,iSS MarrSwfat peas. 81:
early June. 81. so. aifted early June,
H Coc COZ whit. Hons. aac. standard
nacSaSes ISL n siiLc M
rssS iohhfng nrfc.s 1o0-lb. sarks.
brsn s2s sG' stsnasrd middlinrs. SIS
an rniSSItnga ,Rb, cracked corn. $50
chop' ,St ton
straight, 8 80; pure rye, y! spring
patent Nfo Dol IN elsh'n paper
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-15
Births
pOYS

ar cSe' zgytS.s Py'r aS g w =, Aus A%
Pawci Wendoioskl. 1918 Chenc. Mar
D tn2 Tllo 81, Gben M'''' Al.1 pT%ns
IL Kinsel 2si Oregon Ezra a. Hav-
ers ass Baldwin. stanley Pelka, 67s
Theodore; Harry Hsrtqns ss7
Rarkie. ef2 Ressmore, Andrew Ho-
kota cas- Iawton, Jacob Blarzejew-
ski. 332 Palmer. l.adislaus Serotin,
Hammond. walter vaselck. lass pu-
bots. Lena Hoistar. li42 Joe Cam
pau, Jacob Morava. 95l Jos Csmpau.
Clarence r Hanter,. i6,5 Canton; Al
PIlssksrs. ,o2s Ferry Z; John croce.
hospital: Melvin Bearup. 223 vicks-
burg; Roland u. Carlton, 60 Harmon;
River: VIM. spengler. SO IIenlett;
Walter r. Hoffman. 1913 Milford;
Julius Csereszyne. ais Post. steve
Haspar.. 30 witt steve Gavlis. 100
McKinstry. Alexander Jebrowski. 37s
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