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The Jeffersonian., 1916-10-19
THE following mis-statement appears In
] The Mountain Eagle of Jasper, Alabama :

THE following ms-statement appears IN
The Mountain Eagle of Jasper, Alabama:
More than once in recent years, she Republ-
cans had only one majority in Congress, and one
time by this vote, unseated two southern
Democratic congressman, one from South caro-
lima and one from Virginia, and seated in each
of their places a negro who helped the RepuDll-
cans to make laws for country. This was
caused by majority
Trusting that you will be enthusiastic for
the ticket as you were in the primary l am.
Yours very truly,
NORMAN GUM, Chairman.
IF Mr.. Gum will name the claws for our
country" which negroes helped the Republi-
cans to make, will show him that the DEM
ocratc party has not only helped the Repub-
Iicans to make those laws, but that those laws
have been made far more hurtful under Presl-
dent Wilson than ever before.
There has not been a single law which the
Republicans wanted to make, and did not have
votes enough of their own to make that were
not made by the help of Democratic votes.
Don't let us unload the 5nfany Of c@lSt5ng
7egiszotioW on taoo S0uthern negroes, some
fron2 South CQrozjna and one from Virginia."
Don't let us try to fool the folks by pre-
tending that the laws would be better: if two
The Jeffersonian., 1916-10-19
Does President Wilson Command the Respect of Europe?

dent should hare decided upon q fped policy.
Had he recognized the changed conditions
of naval warfare, brought about by the under
sea boats, and promptly told Americans
everywhere that they must not expect govern
mental protection, if they took passage on
the passenger ships of England, France, Italy
and Russia, his policy would have been a sur
render of neutral rights, eu1eder nea0 system
Of acarfare, which new system may of itself
develop new doctrine of neutral rights.
The Jeffersonian., 1916-10-19
THE PRICE OF THE JEFFERSONIAN
IS ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,

Owing to the enormous advance of
all the materials used in getting out
books and papers, zoe are compelled to
CUT OUT THE CLUB OFFER, and
to put the price of The JefersOmiam and The
Magasine at ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
straight.
Commissions to agents will be
allowed as usual, but on the fill Price
and of course no person can be agent
for his own subscription.
We are not able to run the paper
otherwise, else we would gladly
do So
THOS. E. WATSON,
President.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11
Well With Tee Text Of Billy Sunday Brilliant Sermon Tuesday Ngf

and run 90 30 sure I'll get by and
Z won't get ln know there ia one
mp IN heaven that is waiting 10 wei
come mo and would not disappoini
that boy for tho world
Friends yoUdrr are anxious God
Is anxious Christ rs anxious L. 10
well with thee No No
! had a friend who used 10 be
secretary ~ the Young Mems Chris
tlan Association IN New York city.
and among his duties ne visited Cas-.
81, Garden and gave advice and I'm.
s'ructons 90 tho young mon who
came as strangers Co our shore. and
ON" day b" met ahipload from elias
gov. Scotland He was especialI,
attracted hy keen snappy looking
Young Scotchman lie walked M.
handed him bis card and said nv
name is Smith represent tho
Young Mems Christian Association.
can De- ~ an, help fo Won in direct.
ing YOU 90 q church home or board.
INK house.
80 SAID The scotchman 4
know whore I'm going don't neod
,uur- help
"rhon my friend pm 20 him tho
inevitable question Arc you
Christian
Va. am not Christian. ard.
furthermore. / newer expect 20 be
Christian
My friend said Well. now. 900
here. have seen stronger men than
Won rocked who had tried 10 win
without Josus christ
a Young Mans Fall
oh said the ScotchmRn 2
could take YOU and throw YOU into
ne bay. and as my friend contrast.
Cd his phy-lQuc with that ~ thu
young SCotChman he never quea
Toned h.s ability. but ne left him
with those three verses ~ Scripture
lie tina, being often reproved
hardcn"th hls neck. shall suddenly
hr destroyed ana thar without rem
rdy
In bell hc u'ts,h up his syes.
being To- torment
II IL given 70 man once 20 die.
but after that the Judgment
And With that he leS him
Ny friend was transferred 20 chi
CaEo and among h!s duties re visited
'he hospitals the cook County hos
pi'a, especially The Cook County
hospital ls Il charitable institution
One day aiouG toward evening. the
telephone rang and someone asked
'or a man 90 talk and pray with
someone dying I'm the hospital That
being my friends duty. he stepped
ON car and hurried 90 tho hospital
He found the warden IA his ofAce
and when he made hts errand known
The warden said. $50 YOU can't see
that Young man Tor several reasons.
.' is gast visiting hours 20 I You
tyr not an ardRlncd minister or
priest They have access ~ anv
'im. Md. third hat Young man Is
.u the emergency ward with n malls
nau' disease You can't set htttf
NY friend told him why be was
'hIre AZ that uneor'hIy hour and
pleaded so ha-l that he warden
said Well. Mr. smith YOU can soc
him viii 80 with you n you
want 20 talk and pray with him Won
mas that's your privilege. Cafhol %
OContinusd on NrNt PHRel
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11

w- ssnday preached Tuesday
MINT rs follows;
Text, II K,nrs. ~ 2s-"Is y
vv-si xt,h thee. j. n well with ny
Ar,barAs I. I, VIII With ny CHIC
-F.ny.hree miles north - Jrrn-
snAern. rig.t miles from Tabor and
eo,r mss~. f-osa JcTreel there once
sooA ne famous and unfortunate
~s,x ~ shunan. situated n one 81
Ne ,nos, beautiful spots On ne
sscse s-rrn-nded by olive orchards
and sela. ~ waving grain grows,
an Meal place for an Ideal home
ard in that city therr WAS SNch
ho.r~ presided Over by ore ~ 'he
enmoas women u sntiqri'y
-r1isha. the prophet usei - nHs'
nv ,hls home on his Way 20 Mount
Carmel and bach sTs'n 80 'he
xohools ~ the prophets A. Jericho
~ which he was head and there
w,s something IN his actions tha'
va th,s woman 10 conclude that Do
was /. man OF God. FOR she said ore
uay b her husband. ! perceive hat
a man ~ God - passing by ~ con.
,insaity1' Women are 81 Feen@T
pvrcrpttru Tt1pn II conAee 10 thinEs
spiritually and morally tAsn s-
men,
~r nerce,ve Ne had no tine 10
tAink ~ bringing any influence b'-
meath his roof that might t'
smora, or spiritual uplift 20 himself
w HE wife or HE children
81 perceive that man % cod
n passing by US continually ." And
many a time. ~ God Ia ever brought
beneath the roof he will have FOO
b. brougt1; there by the pleading
uf the wife. and many = man has
10 have his attention called 20
things that are decent. by bis
wife. 4 perceive that a man Of Goi
a passing BY us continually she
felt they were losing much. she
wanted all the henen' that could
accrue 60 her o. her child by ssso-
cis,inr with = man that walked
close with Cod. 4 perceive, hTs.
band. that a man o, God IS passing
by us continually. Why don't We
ask him 20 stop and come IN and
be a beneoictior and blessing 20
mY And she said 10 her husband
Let's build for him little room
md place therein a bed a stool, a
pitcher and candlestick that be
can ever afterward call that bis
home" The suggestion evidently !
met With The approval OF the husband /,
for they did II. and even afterward
the man OF God. tired and worn on
his Journey. had a resting place
and he made that his home.
"There was in that family ar
only child. and I can see him out In
the field, where his father was with
the reapers. and the hot sun OF the
Oriental country beat down on his
head and the boy threw his hands
The Detroit times., 1916-10-11

they dumped his body into The well
With others
"Vhis man was exchanged Bs a
prisoner He went hack to dear Old
England and until fhr dat Dee died
hs never tired in private cor public
~ sounding forth the praise ~ fh"
Usu who D, wearing hs chain. had
made b. possible for hmm 20 walk
Ne4iu into the arms ~ his loved
ones
Had BAIRD worn Tho chains FOR
aIl the prisoners even that would not
have been analogous to what christ
Aid when uu fhy cross. Who tools up
ON himself your gu,It and mime. and
upcurt up % pa.h uf redemption 20
kcep Us uu' ~ he'll
Friends our friends iu heaven are
anxious have mo- doubt every man
and woman ,n this city, their hearts
would leap for ju, n you would give
your heart 'o Jesus Christ
say said man IN Huntington.
Pa 20 10y friend p- chapman. with
whom travelled for two years.
wuH'l y1U Ike tu shake hands with
a redeemed iruukard''
Yes said nr chapman I would
Ee fO shake hands With ANYBODY
that has been redeemed from the
puw'r ~ SIN and me devil especially
strong drink
a Orurkards Vow
Then tpkr my baud I used Do
Doc prosperous man n This town
owned Tho three ta,'est buildings
When you get near enough 20 them
look gD and you wI}l soc my name
carved in 'he stone could not
stand Tho prosperity and took tu
drinking gambling and LuyluE
stock. My wifH and my friends 70.
waus'ratpd ana pleaded with nae.
eal l,''' by lr'o I saw nv property
slip AWAY ! had 'O mortgage one
building 20 keep another from going
Pee mortgage WIS toreclosrd. and /
a~l that one. and then another and
another until discouraged plunged
deeper .gto drink and ali VAS gone
and Z became common druGkard
one dag Was wing 10 the stairway
- a building used 20 own. where
had ~ 1'a,y. and IS nan came and
aroused Ie f-om my stgprg and
said ''t .oH want to see your boy
a.F, fua taH teft-r hurry home
The doctors have had cursulta-
ton and cav lr cannot live { had
tr,u ur I-.rt 'ur week I hard
p Ea"w what h' -a'I bl. leapcd
I'D wy 'r'. aat hurried down the
stree. er.rE -aH hurried
d. f.s h,f-i!a
Ihr uat saq.a4 a.s arms abog.
wy rect drew TIE down and said
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
sY wIN0HA WILCOX.


i ".i'-2'
-l'l' an-'- raai.A" pt-eh
orr .h'f -a n', moon in' same
'H.1- Mania A.-4 ''@c.ii' ap
i- TO 'i Nl-o-7 sac OF mar
f.-tt @"f''.' "' fi.~iaA' Us
A.nF 20 .As.-J '..hi-- from tec
aa-At 80 1'i!e I'M
+ae- 10 1aa itf' 10 domestic
t .ho -'.. p; mo groom AZ 2
e'4.as Aa1r '.- 'o"'o co,l@n
eoiF ne Ri- tAs l." -et' ~ De-
ivme 70 arr name o.' .1rHishsF
ne nous. sn- 'a' E'ea"a an
-a"aas'> a st--7tn according u
Ley own '-'f'
When iiar 'e 1N' a-'u' M. suh
'fa'HAj' place ~ '1e system D.
t''h'F ih- stuI..ru
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
BEER GOES
UP DOLLAR
PER BARREL
Increased Cost of Pro-
ductiOn Is EXplana-
ton of Brewers

Two weeks after the voters OF
Michigan decided that the saloon
was 20 be driven from the state.
petroit brewers have come 60 the
conclusion that they must make
sharp increases In the prices Of their
products
To those who have followed the
liquor battle. the action is construed
solely as an effort 10 get all you
can while the getting is good The
brewers. however. insist that the
increased cost OF materials and Ia.
bor has forced them 60 the action
The majority of the Detroit brewer
sent out letters 20 saloonkeegers
Saturday. notifying them of th,
boost IN prices The letters ~er,
received Monday morning anr
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
Local

aroused storm OF comment among
The osshop men
That the rise in the price OF beer
Is not the action OF an individual
brewer, Is indicated by the fact that
several companies, including Stroh's
and Kings. have sent out form let
ters that are identical
First they state that there has
been an increase In the price OF malt
which ranges from SIS 90 90 per
cent. Coal. they SAY, has increased
IS per cent other material enter
ing into the manufacture OF beer
have gone up proportionateiy. Il Is
said.
Therefore. the brewers declare
they must boost the figure on key
beer 500 per barrel On bottled
beer. in cases. tho price will Jump
20 cents per case OF % bottles. An
additional proyiSo Is made that the
brewers will risk no chance OF los-
ing empty bottles They demand
that a full case III "empties" be
given them before they will deliver
a case OF live ones" unless resti,u.
tion Ia made for the missing bottles.
The cost OF labor = also named
as one OF the contributory causes.
Il has increased from IS 90 20 per
cent. the brewers state
Ssloonkeepers Rgreed Monday that
The new order could have but ono
eject The si1e OF glasses in which
beer is served would be cut down.
and the price ot beer in eases would
be raised abou, % cents They
commented. incidentally. tha, The
hrevers' action tends 20 cut down
saloon trade IN bottle beer and turn
II direct 20 The brewers.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
Women To-day Know More About Ways of
Men Than Ever Before, Says
Winona Wilcox

women act IN the theory that eco
80 s.ca, gsgl l1rrdnc,s - the most
Important kind Of marital prepared
rees Ana some S.nd u financial
preparedness FOR marriage nay usu-
ally BE- asslraed because man.
whether married or unm ,tei makes
his business hts absorbing We inter.
est So-e'F Judges him and ranks
Lm by his .gcccss as business
1sa- net By his success az hus-
3 MI and father
S,l,rcc a3vcca eUgenlcs as n
part OF marital preparedness But
there 81. not much use 10 talking
about 'ha, f0r tho average young
man IS scng his own blind way. in
spite Of advice.
THIS anl soue other Kinds OF
rlLutal p-cpareduess. man = II prob
abs con nue-to MANAGE 70 suit him
self In the future. much A. his an
testofs did In The past
bur hCw is he going 20 eet the
revest danEe- n ma'rimony--the
aes wisdom % women?
Women TO-DAY talk more. read
more know more about The ways Of
men than ever before in tho history
~ marriage
As Of old they accept man az a
lover bat thoy are critical Of him
as spouse q quite new ways.
This makes new kind o. marital
preparedness necessary.
Getting married ~ easy. Getting
into ear is easy
Seeing IL thru" makes real mar.
rage. just rs ~ makes real war
In The light Of tho new woman's
higher criticism. the big question
for lovers seems 20 be, not whether
they wish 70 marry. but whether
they are properly fortified 10 stay
married
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
soes boI

Lemons sOqs boz
Limes-tl i06fzs per 100.
10 loc. hibsfts ~ disc. srSaiis.
i'S 6, .1s, etesn, S.,.,. i5,ai',,, P,rlS
Onion. ., 1;osss per ioO.ib sack;
POTATO. .Hlchlssn car lots in
bulk. u s0uis5 IL oags. tifoai.so
roUltyy spr'ns. isBoi7c; fancy.
hens isd lr MEDIUM - isTtse.
10 2 l2Q i'c roosters i6aiac:
sse.' - ducks. isalso tur-
s,rsvb.r,I-. cautornl.. sorssc
sweet Pofsto.. Jerseys $3.50
Der hampsr - fn7r 81 per bbi
IoBBiVG PRICES
Csnssd Good. Apples i27S0s per
ga Lima bsnns, ftlOQtsO Corn:
.ancy Main, 81 sOaI Is. standard.
8b table bsets o. a. 7fto. Peas
4 a'e ss1Sooy fsTy Jsn' ,si ~ 90 .,snd.rds
yeas. 81 100 as early June. ti.so;
sifted esriy June - 90 d9x
con,. santos. itandsrd, isui7e.
msdiu ia 1oc fancy. 7oat7o' Rio.
i'r5 it3 ,iS.a iSa !. !, l,,s ,s- psekass' i'eizei
srss ss''I,jSeeins ,iS et,es:. ioO:is sack.
va 30; Sns middlinEs t7S. cracked
corn. US, coarse corn meal. gtf. corn
and cst chop. t39 ton
Flour JobbinE prices Best Micht-
gan patent. tssb socond pstent
" 80, straight. 1870. pure rye. ts.tO;
sptirE patent 1850 bbi In Hth pa
per sacks
DETROIT oIl-Raw llns.ed oil 81 OF
boiled linsesd. 81 % 80 In barrel los
HSrgsene. 10 iron barrels Diamond
headlight, SIC perfection, 1o; psis-
cine. SEC rcd crown gasoline. isc
ksl.
H.rdwsr~- Nails. ~ per Neg base;
snnesled wire. ~ IS bundle gsivan-
isef bsfbsd wire. 7-point tt7b spool
salvaniysd shsets 7(EauEe. Nss; IL.
saug.. itb gauge. tsl 30.
SAUCE, ~ 90 per cwt buhl bronEed
sIss. single handled $3.50. double,
lfb0 fcG. black sheet metal. n and
..,,,s ..nsus, Z, az ,s.n :sssugs, ',se a.
Carriage bolts. small so. 10 and 3
on large. f0c and OF. machine
bolts, small SO, 40 and 8 on large.
80. 10 ana OF list
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
By WILLIAM PHILIP SINNs.

By WILLIAM PHILLIP SIHAS.
tS.aC Correspondent tHstsl P'sNS
D-orv-. Eht 1873 oy The United
prs. -lf,r.xrtet a. tNr Department
81 Agrfr.lsure OTTAWA tanadA
WITH THE CANADIAN foRCES
on THE SoWNiE Nov. u This Is
The stor, of ne s,orming ot Regina
trench as ,cd by . sergeant IN a
Canadian inaa,-5 regimen, who
was on. ot ihe s,7rmers. With a
sigh, s,slp wound from a snipers
bullet which hal torn a huge hole
IN che steel helpe' which he vas
stir wearing aaI smother wound IN
hi shoulder f-c- shrapuel bullet.
~ was -syaggatu- haresf 20 a
dressing station ahcn encountered
hlr- It Nas on rNt morning after
the canadian. haI custr' he Ger.
laans ,-o.u their stretch ~ trench
Mud from tbe TOES oi his hip
ecor. ra ri. very eyes and with a
slrelk % blood ,n one side q his
face .f. -ergeant neye-t' eless made
urH. % hi- ~0-nis Hc udet as
hc resfo-iel to er-stion,
Twas a good hat- scrap srd The
tcs, man won he ekpia speak
iuE Ws'b 'v7 .al l-i american
accent tr-a-' -t. NTH Arlertcan
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
"'Twas a Good Fair Scrap" Says
Irish-Canadian Sergeant of
Action at Regina Trench

Lsrrage so Yards h. front OF us-and
cur first wayr went over he papa.
pet OF our trenches like machine.
Not scr bobtleG Ny hardest
fob was Keeping my men fiom al
yancins too ta.t and getting under
cur own shell ire Also tt was
pretty hard 20 keep the waves OF
Zen straight, on account W the
traters ana she'll holes cf various
depths OF ru'd
But WGer we got within 90
yards OF Regina trench, We formed
d pretty straight line. About this
time The Germans started their bar
iaEe FIRE tco-but they did little
damage the Are mostly going over
cur heads A. seen ~ our hRrrsge
lftei on Regina 20 a point SO Yards
back. W. Stormed thru
"rhe EocheS >crapp-d pretty well.
Il seemed strange that sny body
could have been left alive after all
ta, shclng theyd Il had bat they
D OF bed out ~ auCouls Ike rabbits
and ve had 10 us4 our blNonets.
we cleaned ont our teuCh n a
very fsa seconds taking prisoners
1hree ia one section were inclined
10 be Troublesome We told 4rD
,hey d better attend 70 tlelr Knitting
and ~ quiet. or else we'd Do obliged
On hn.-h them Twu behaved Hat
enc kept Jumping about. feeling ir
the shadows thrown hy he fnii
muon. evidently looking for some
lhng Ne rep"AtcJ our order 20
stop EIc didn obey Well only
Two prisoner Instead ~ three we're
aiken In ina. cotrer ~ ne trench.
for Ne -emew5crej a fortnight ago
q German otc.r uho at,er 20" sur
render suddenly threw hand cren-
adc on our cNn h''crrs blowing the
ttc. ~ one an indicting WOUNDS ot
wh d 30 died The Pu.>ians 70
lucpu, blow themselves 90. With
th'ir cs-.7rs
"Onr p sone-, we're both guards
AMI SaNcus.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
Telegraphic
LIVELY DAY ON
STOCK MARKET
Copper and Steel Lead Seeth.
ing Activity In
Securities

NEW YORK. Nov. 20---The New
York Evening sun financial review
today said
ssSccurities market circles were al
most fevcrishly active today and the
yoiuine Of business transacted was
enormous altho there failed 10 mate
riallze the big bull movement which
many traders and others had con
fenly looked forward 10 frum the
Saturday closing
rFrom the seethIng mass OF
stocks there emerged the steel and
copper issues as the leaders OF the
market. altho ths strength in those
isgues was not consistently main
tained by any means. There were
seyeral strong spots elsewhere In
the industrial list and weak spots
a. we'll
"The profe ssional cliques contin-
ued their activities in various quar-
iers. There were runors of copper
merger and new steel pool.
anaconda. American Smelling
and Refining. Kennseott, RAY ana
Miami all moved up TO new high
record levels pu; there were reac-
tions OF a point or more, with new
recovery and 20 on The zinc issues
responded 10 strength in Spelier
Emitted States Steel common touch
ed new high record price at i29, a
gain nf more than two points. Lacka.
wanna Steel and Republic Iron and
Steel did the same.
"The general level of prices IN the
late session was somewhat lower
than the last previous closing
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
graphic FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS 7


DETROIT. Nov 20 Wheat was
1rm st tho opening when nearly al
-ralrrs we're looking for a decline.
THIS talN 20 the foreign buyers hav-
ins withdrawn had caused lot %
weakness and lower prices were ey-
pecteo because the recent advance
Rad been based entirely on foreign
buying Weak longs had been uu-
loading ant the outlooS favored a
fr'Iiut TIE failure go break at the
aF-n.ug vas surprise
While the fear 90 an end Of foreign
eul nS ~ very hearish factor. the
stNffSttcal position Of ~ heat IS bull
ts0 LAST eeks receipts az western
points in this country were s.sti,Qeo
hr compared with is.ST3. 0Oo hu .or
,-s hkr period l&st year Farm re-
serNes Nov : are placed al $4,000 600
ei against SOC 100 o0Q ou year ago.
while wheat tn second hands - S5 -
Nf'.HoQ Gu greater thAn year HgO.
The aoRting quantity decreased H.
%. hu. Continental absorption =
lArSe, and Rome says the general po-
sltlon % wheat IL unfAvorshle Ltv-
sfpool has pa 4 little attention % last
weeks American weakness and a
good milling demand - noted IN the
nited knEtonl Argentine reports
some iight rains and IL - expected
that country will soon TAKE steps TO
prevent or regulate exports 90 wheat
owing 20 the shortnvss of tire cror.
it is now claimed thAt the bal :
hAve defeated their purpose ~ ao-
NRuciuE prices 900 soon Had heat
Two tire sNtravagant use - it would
have continued up 60 a time when {
would have been too late 20 start the
prs a-t!~- - economy Then prices
coul4 have been sustained zhOye s.
y ~ the buyers Rre alarmed and cor
sumption being greatly reduced
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

s.ssr-De tToit whOieaais prices
crystai dOminoes. H. Gii.sk d.,
sio ~, ,osi .:s so E.xis sas., '"si'! SsSsx
powdered $50. standard powdered
ts,BS. granuiatsd. eHtre coarse. tsfS
granuisted hne. In bulk, ~ i6 gran.
ulstsd. is-lb .ottons. $50 crystal
In eases ts.B. crystal domino gran
HF cases is5J. diamond A. T. Is
eopf.ctioners A. 1910 No = isls.
Ne. Ne. : ,l, 80 ~ No , s, y; go, So Ne p j. 4,
t170. No IL. o. 70. No rs t770 non.
esking mixture. - beet Ersnulatsd.
t7sS per 100 lbs HOUSEHOLDS DONd
Ia ~ 90 case, tz,s, DO. ~ to case.
tAt0 per case
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
Qun.afInrv 81 ~a'~e. Wether ? On
NJ 90 oven High Low Cirs'
TOLEDO GRAIN

CAsh tiss Decsm ber sls7 Nsy
sfs77s corn cash s. 32L Dscsfn-
hsr and May aac oats Cash snc
D~cer7her. s0hc MAY. CSC Pvs
Cash fiii Clover-eed cash. 90 -
T,ecsnter ff6s5 Mach 81. Aisle
Prime Sinss Timothy. Cash 81 50
Butter Brick creamery. t1c fub
crsamerv. az FRRs Fresh candid
az. fancy selects fsc fancy stora v~
f0c csrdied storage SIC. Hay. Tn
changed
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
Livestock
WlcHrGt> CENTRAL srocKY ARDS

r-. s...fs Iuw.-. .e-, heavy steers, s.,
t-st raraF weight tVtchtr steers s.
N N4t steers aud rsfsrs. fA1
hsrfy i|Egf butchers s. IS =
r,rs &! aNs butcher cows $50
% ror,~ar cows st35g45N can
nsrs $3.50 b@st heavy bulls. s 5 =
= ga bulls. SSI IS stock bulls
g. 30 % - feeders Ssrf 81 stock
e-s s. kTrs and sprtnEers, tio
. 80 Veal "A. .v@s Market. 3ull
best. - X t5f heavy s. Gs sheep
and lambs Tu'i. best lambs So -5.
saf~ lambs So -ar5 tEr. ts .ani-
uol lambs s3Ef-5 . go
sheet ss-fGf ru'fs a~' owr1un.
Slr5 Hogs Market prospects. 2 Cs.
s. aNGs ye~kers and neavies $50
ae5
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
BuTTER A~D EGCs

Butter ENtra cresmery. f0c in
cresrsry frstA 3ar ~ dairv. r0r
Do. pa king stock. Z7tac 10.
Fags-F Fresh receipts. cases 1n-
cIuasf. frHts. 600 dor current re-
cefptF ,sc doZ. Receipts Monday.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

Total clear rings - me United SfaffH
for the wssk ended Nov. 1s conc day
eFtimAtsfI according to-tre <ew
York financial Chronicle, were ff-
1fs fe4f50 against g5.s9s 27s 2s1 fgr
the previous week They compare
with - 767 80 32a FOR the correepond-
Ing week last year. a gain % - So.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21
WV YORK Bur-rER AVID EGos

HEW YORK. nov. z3--B Bitfer
Ffrrn. receipts 37fs creamery eTfra.
sic. state dairy tubs 32iS q f1e inn
tatIon creamery frsts. 33i1 n 10 fo
special market. ~ y n &c Egg
Ffrrrsr rsc~iptS 5a5 nearby " so
farcv ssa-ss rssrhv rntx~d far~t.
k0Ttst fresh e-4fs fidisc
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

:. The following nrms are pri'

y The following rrms ara privileged
w. Y. Moss a. Co. Cariyls & Povah.
Geo. NJ West a Co. r. r. Maecrons
= Co. IA. W. Noble a Co. d. I. s.y-
mour. Co. w. B. Mclaughlin. Msr-
I'LL. Lynch a Co. w A HaniIin A
Co. WIN A Neer a Co, Sinclair 4
Iouls. Emmett l. Sprague. wm VI
Hose a Co. r X. Pelton q Co. Joel
&teckard a Co. Bennett. Smith a
So.. Matthew Finn. A. w. Wallace d
Co. Lewis q. Corton.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-21

Following - tae second story y
WT Phltp Strrrs Cnitrd Press SIAN
correspondent written AZ the ana
dfan trrrt in the nrst pInN.hra
eraT n, fitkr, incidents af the ana
diAns stormiuk 80 Hrg ma irruth
The follow W.nE srars Is the rNpNrirnSo
% parttcIparr in this t0i,r'