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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-02-10
EVERYBODY
KNOWS THIS
FAMOUS
TRADEMARK
The Bull" Is The Best known Animal
In America

The enormous growth of advertis-
ing in recent years. has made the trade
mark one of the most familiar feat
ures of our daily life, and nearly every
body can identify, offhand, scores Of
these business emblems.
Naturally the trade mark that is
easiest to remember is the one which
embodies human or animal life. There
are many of these, but the one which
the average man will recall most quick
ly is the rampant bull which adorns
the package and the advertising of
Bull" Durham smoking tobacco. He
is, no doubt, the best known animal
in America
A great deal of interesting tobacco
history has been made since the Dur
HON bull first made his appearance.
Years ago he stood for the most pop
ular pipe tobacco in the world, but
the vast army of roll your own" Gig
arctic smokers sprang up, apparently
over night, and claimed the bull for
their own. The famous old tobacco
with which he is identified has gained
in popularity very fast in recent years
but those who smoke it seem now to
prefer it in the little paper cubes,
Rolling you own" at the "sign of the
Bull" seems like a well-nigh univer-
sal custom.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-02-10
TRANSFER Of
BLACKSMITH
SHOP

Messrs Jacob Holmes and Paul Mau
have leased the Griesback and Keip
stand on the west side in which they
will continue to operate a blacksmith
and repair shop. They will take pos
session on the 1st day Of March next.
They are both good workmen and well
known to the trade. They solicit a
share of your business. They invite
you to call and leave your orders with
them and they will do the rest. 1w-1d
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-02-10
congress TO
ACT in MARCH
Presidents Preparedness Plans Ex-
pected To Garry Through

(By United Press Association)
Aboard the Presidents Special, Feb.
4-That the President issue of Pre-
paredness will be advocated by Con-
gress before the end of March was
predicted to-day. Whether the opin-
ion is based on the enthusiasm it has
received on his central Western tour
or whether it is the light of interna-
tional development could not be learn
ed. President Wilson has not spoken
on the Mexican situation, but it was
signifed that when the President is
called upon to discuss it he feels that
the Mexican policy is the easiest one
to discuss.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-02-10
HORSE TRIES To
enter Store
Runaway On West Side Breaks Thru
Door To Furniture Store
From Thursdays DALI.

A horse belonging to Nick kluck of
the town of Grand Rapids ran away
this afternoon on the west side and
threw the driver out of a cutter In
front of the Natwick Furniture Store
on Grand Avenue. The driver chung
to the reins and the horse ran into
the Natwick Furniture Store building.
The horse crashed against the stair
way splintering the door. 4 thill
struck one Of the large display win
dows, but did not break it After
hitting the building, the horse fell
down and was caught.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-02-10
End QUINT Wins
FROM WAUSAU

The Grand Rapids high school Sc
cond basket ball quint took the game
from the second Wausau team Satur-
day night at the Lincoln gym by a
score of 16 to Is. It was fiercely
fought affair and was anybody's game
up to the final whistle.
Grand Rapids got revenge for the
trimming handed to them at Wausau
a short time ago.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-02-10
BUY NEkOOSA
STORE
From Thursdays Daily.

The Abel-Mullen Company closed a
deal with Mrs. William Hooper where
by they take the store building that
has been occupied by the late VIM.
Hooper as general merchandise store
What disposal would be made OF the
genral stock could not be learned up
to the time of going to press, but the
Abel-Mullen Company will put in a
new and up-to-date line of the very
best mems ready to wear clothing and
furnishings that can be obtained, The
store will be remodled and new fix
lures put in so that it will be among
the leading clothing stores in this sec
ton and superior to the stores of this
kind usually found in towns the size
of Nekoosa
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-02-10
COMMISSION FORM OF
GOVERNMENT TO BE
VOTED ON AT GREEN BAY
(By United Press Association ].

GREEN BAY, Wis, Feb. 4.-For
the fourth time in the last four years
the city will vote on the adoption of
the commission form of government on
February Is. Mayor Abrams states
that the proposition has been turned
down three times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Pease and family
are moving to Park Falls where they
will reside.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1916-02-10
MAKING YOUR
WARES KNOWN

The man who has something to sell
that others want must advertise. We
furnish the medium. Every business
man can help himself through this
newspaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-08

Mothers, you can raise q
white hope. or q handsome
movie actor, or a strong man.
They are telling how, during
baby week, on tho fifth floor Of
tho Bon Marehe.
Some mothers think that tho new
ways are freaks and fancies.
hut they don't think 80 after they
SEQ some OF tho youngsters on OK.
hihit by progressive mothers.
Three hundred women fell In
love with young Henry EsekucIe.
4s52 bowman drive. Tuesday.
He Ia only iG months OF age. hut
he has a smile that makes John
barrymore look like n dyspeptic.
iie doesn't know what II In 10
cry. He has never been sick.
iIe doesn't catch such annoying
things as colds. and all because
his mother made a study OF baby
health and applied her knowledge
on Henry.
She Ii not crank on the subject
She Ia Just smiling. sensible
mother. who il not satisfied 20 do
thingr half way.
~ didn't know thing abou,
children" she said. 80 ! spent
some Of tho money that would
have had TO spend anyway for doc
tor bills. 20 get expert advice. !
was under the care OF q physician
all Of the time myself, 30 I thought
that my child would probably need
the best OF care.
II didn't wait 60 start him
aleeping out OF doors. He has
spent every night. and three hours
every afternoon. since he was born.
on tho sleeping porch. put him
In a wool sack. with Jus, his head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-08
MOTHERS, YOU CAN NOW
RAISE YOUR BABIES To
/. BECOME WHAT YOU WILL

sticking out
"IIe is fed very carefully-righ,
by the clock.
Il nursod him for about ten
months Then | substituted modi
fled milk and took care that every
thing should no Just right mean
tho ingredients. temperature. ster'
liikation and time OF feeding.
He was never kissed on the
mouth. | don't permit people
TO use him for n toy and play
him 20 death. Ito In given
some time 20 himself 10 catab.
llah new records In plain and
fancy exploration ON his hands
and knees.
"IIe has never been rocked
and he never will be. As a result.
he IL happy. and his habits are per
feet. Ills father handles him
quite roughly. lie IL not exactly
picture book younrEter. want
him 10 have plenty ~ exercise.
lie has his bath every day and
at the right time.
Ellis mouth and teeth arc wash
ed daily"
The younaster laughed most OF
tho time while admirino women
were looking a. him.
Young Henry is just one OF
dozens Of babies that have
been raised scientifically that
arc proving 90 hundreds OF Sc
attic mothers that the new
ways are best
Clinics are being held this week
AT the League building. Fourth
ave. ard University ~.
Lectures and demonstrations OF
baby care are given afternoons at
the Bon Marche
No admission Is charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-08
Striped Sports Suiting
25c Yard

A NEW linen.finishcd Suit
"A inr patterned with me.
dunn and wide stripes. very de-
sirabie for street and outing
suits. middies and dresses
Thirty.three inches wide. CSC
yard.
basement Ealcnroosn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-08
SHORT and SNAPPY NEWS

ALLIED wAassps sEARcH PACIFIC for reported German
raider
MARYLAND LOCAL OPTION election. instead OF
statewide prohibition
KEARns FOUND NOT GUILTY at Olympia OF eonceaiing
stolen goods
CLAIMING par, Of 100000
n Maxfsd. Tacoma has started action for recognition.
PRISONER n defiance orders caused
riosicn In III Paso Jail
RESIGN ambassaaorrhip to Turkey
to help presidential
outdoor religion. IN connc-vnis
collapsed
FUNERAL MASON IRWIN held Tuesday at Aberdeen
Prominent members OF bar In attendance
NAMES ROOSEVELT JOHNSON flied for primary bao,
CHICAGO pARsoN ACCEPT performing
marriages will donation
church
REgLgcrios WILSON SUPPORTED by
Jersey democrats.
GERMAN AMBASSADOR eERssroRFr has given
ships
without warning
JOHN Of
gesed his
Churchill
Others possibility Sir John his former
in command OF the British
DEPARTMENT ApvicEs Ambassador in
the
along Page viii send tho note Berlin thru Ambassador Gerard
FOR A CONSIDERATION siooooooo. he
has offered nquh all claim the Oregon California grant
lands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-08
New Crepe Voiles
Special 15c Yard

THESE sheer white Voiles
l. make up very well In
womana and childrcn's
dresses and waists. Thirty six
inches wide and unusually good
value at ibc yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-08
New Crepe de
Chine Waists
$1.95

nATN + Y embroidery
- designs trim the
fronts OF these new Crepe
dc Chine Waists. and they
arc designed with comfort
able low collar and long
sleeves. Shown in white.
flesh-color and maize, in
sizes % 20 -. Price
S1.05.
fs..rrmrut e.t~.rnar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-08
rArs DEPARTMENT Apvc1s say Ambassador Page in Lon

CONSIDERATION OF siooooooo. the Southern Pacific
relnquish all the California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-08

DIAPERS Si.25 A DOZEN
Birds Eye Diapering torn and hnmmed--
Aseptic sierilixed and absorbent. Sire 22xtt-
inches Priced at tis5 dozen.
S2.25 DRESSES AT St.75
Infants' Dresses--panty little affairs OF fine
lawn In Empir. effect yokcs OF pin tucks and
feather stitching Special. siTa
SECOND rfoor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
RISE IN WHEAT
C0LLAPSES
Heavy Selling Pressure Causes
Collapse of Bull Move
ment

CHICAGO. JUL 27.-Heavy selling
pressure caused collapse Of bull
ish movements In the wheat msrEet
after heavy gains Of more
than one cent. July was down l-2c
a, lls, September down l-sc a,
iIs IS. and December down lsc
at IL IS.
Declines u corn were influenced
by the bearisa tendency in wheat
\ strong aaaer'one pushed corn
prices up a. the opening but they
soon lell. July corn was dow u &c
at s. Il September down 2sc A.
= 81 December down l.lc a.
Gs g.
Oats. with The exception Of July.
were down on the weakness % rho
other gratis. Slight gains on -a
opening we're lost on free selling
July ca'z were up I.tc a. 81 80.
Sep'an Der down SIC AZ a. 7-sc. and
December dovn l-2c az ~ "a
Provisions were lower on SLOW
'rains and heavy hog receipts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

dies were highly excited by the
presence ot the unexpected guest,
when ne returned he carried a
violin case and four neatly wrapped
parcels, which he handed round. be-
ginning with lydia Il brought my
Nlp.!n.' he said Il thought maybe
you'd like 10 hear a little music"
I'm so glad" Lydia was saying
But Just then OF came the paper
wrapping OF her parcel and she saw
beautiful ribbon tied box OF candy
She gave little cry. which was
echoed in three other voices
After al. the dinner vas n great
success. for Grant Bisbee ate and
praised everything until the old
ladies' fel, their own appetltes "a.
turning Re told them stories. de-
acr.bed scenes Of hts travels 10
hem. until. amazed. they realized
that they had sat AZ the table two
hours and Belle had been waiting
an that time 10 wash tho dishes
After dinner ne played for them
tricki'ng waltzes. dreamy nocturues.
Kay little salon pieces. He sang. he
reclted. he made them laugh until
they were feble with uirth, And
then suddenly as by magic a touring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
FAILS TO FIND
PIPE HIDDEN
30 YEARS AGO

WiNSTED Conn. t1ly g. ia.'
% century ago when Ho-a,o
mons ~ year Oh ~ North tie.
village .- 'l.. rrr-'y. attended 't
.'e .rt1r'r7gec In W.ncbez,er. 90.
Gene '.s ret ot reunion o'taaet
ore ard p.pl. Of other dav. D.,
t1or n a1- o.! 70. concealed pip.
I7 cavity formed ~ f"o s'ans.
-f7- .s-e vail close % mo -rhoo-
bon o. 80 nd b. 20 hat hi. roach.
e- Nr Seile "'Ur-. would no.
1nd .- on his person
recently Nr Emuers visited tho
school FOR INC arg' time 10 3. year
and after climbing rr-- no stone
wall gpt down ou ri- hands and
knaes and fel' beneath ne two
stones old ola rat,- s.kcl Mr.
Er1mons vaa' 10 ~ae doing
looking 'or nay first Pipe. which
I hid here from 'ho 'sacho-. he 70
piled
re didn't find 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
VFu ,ouk lu-rroN u,nkrr.
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. July 20 --C'lso fte.'
Was strong IN tho American market
early M the session md .sf~..f
prizes were up &c. This e'rrr k'0
f.l not come from abroad f.r L.T"r
su.f wheat was quoted rfeafN
siren gfh comes from black F4r'
serious damage IL said 20 have .'oU
Zone n Sorth Dakota and the ruF' 's
ftIu 4prradInR. Northwestern rerHr'
are .s~faffuuai while temperatrr'
are rot -prcialiy high. the weafASf F
muzF fIst enough rain :" u7
con '.'..Hs worse than IN IN were com.
u's'eI rf- Very high ternpcra'urfa
ara reported in Iowa and kansaF q"
hrnas Tsnrfav wgs . natural arcf -
lafIra reaction Holders were Will ng
fn ke fIe HroGt that was IN siEh'
H'r 't"'r Cling caused the bfePk.
IT H" rriIirr rrntIt'0uV that put prices
Ip hr" as much as ever IN evldenH"
ih" w"rld.0 a~rraEe short. EUROPE
must have great deal - wheat, and
the crop - sprInE wheat has been So
riopsly damaged Bad Weather In Eu-
rope " making = naturally bulliFh
sifHafiCn .trouger than essr Demand
F fNr neW winter wheat fF active on tie
fArt - n.ilf~u and exporters. but
WfeAt - Tho tii crop ls uRhf MIL.
Frs aT" Glow Iu taking Detroit wheat.
.rri7N"Hf"rr weather ard ruat con-
1Ifsoue tFr fr. only once fFrf rIurf
90 prsaruf
Wheat vae rtrsrF carl ar4 coined
.rf. h4f ".a rsred md rrrfreF on
err irrrrs WITH TInsdavr close
'Irverreed gained g.. aiNke and
Z fifcy'hf in-f lHg beans advanced IHc
what quotations wedussday
( r-srh ~ TgG. g . SFptsr7--,ssF
| cpsnef ihc higher A. O. as advanced
4 20 y ~ declined - 81 81 and closed
a. " = December opened a. 81 a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

advanced 70 N2r. declined to 81 ~
art closed at Si.5i's NJ. white,
Wheat quotations Wednesday -
low. S5c. No. yellow. S7R S4c.
oats standard. 45isC, No. : whit"
CO.. September, ale, No. white
i3ia 1A3tse
Rye Cash No :. CSC
Besns Immediate and prou'P;
shipment. $50 bid
seeds Prime rcd clover. 50, prime
Nls'kr, So 40. rrir1e timothy 81 10,
pr me alfalfa. tl0dll
Receipts In the Detroit market
W 'Gne sday, included 600 bhls ~
fcur. cars % wheat. % corn Svd
. 80 oats. shipments were :. 600 hN'S
- -four. stocks are is9 600 IN -
wheat - zoe IN ~ corn. Is 600 bu ~
oats and 10, 700 bu 90 corn
Primary wheat receipts were 95S. %
oAo bu against i.5s9 900 hu year
ago
Receipts % wheat. Wednesday Du-
luth. 80 cars. against 100 year ago.
Minneapolis +Ae ears. against ~
w u0rgNg Sc. rarS against Ill CHI
car. 80 cars, against 49,. southwest
63f.fN' nu. against 80. 900 hu
fNpo~ts - wheat and -FOUR. Wed b.
r~s3ay. sfa GEO hu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
BIG SALES
CHECK RISE
IN STEEL
European Liquidation
~ C0unteracts Melon
Cut

NEW YORK, July 27.-The New
York Evening san financial review
wednesday said:
Speculative Wallst. Is familiar
With the phenomena OF selling
upon good news" but II is doubtful
n the rank and file among The trad
ers anticipated a reaetionars mai.
kct following the publication OF the
truly remarkable showing OF the
United States Steel corporation for
sthe second quarter OF the current
year.
.e 1.-THE issue registered a wide
opening. with $4,000 shares chang
Ing hands at IS s-4 10 81. the ex'
treme figure marking an advance
a. . full point Other issues and
nArticulariy those Of the independ-
emit iron and steel companies like
LAckawanna and Republic. which
moved up IA and l-2 points. re-
epectively, were favorably in
nuenced by the Improvement in the
market leader. BIT the Retirement
vas not long continued and before
the expiration Of the first half hour
xeactionary tendencies cevelored.
without question heavy sellins
orders In United States Steel. pos
ably representing European liQuida'
ton, were in the market around s.
and this checked the further I'm
prcvement in the stock in the early
trading.
steel common itself dipped IN.
Der last nights closing figures, re
acting point or SO from the top.
Elsewhere the entire market sold
on bat only In the case Of certain
Industrial speciaities did the losses
much, II any, exceed a full point
Selling pressure relaxed some
what In the late trading but the
rarkct developed no pronounced
rally and the monotony of the move
smsat was unrelieved BY interesting
features"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

aS can draw ms breath Whew 100
Immediately thrNe rockers began
a. swing and three fans 70 fly. But
conversation tagged quickly
It's too no, 10 talk much" Ara
bella Cummings apolog'zcd
That's so. rs. lydia agreed
But In her heart she knew what was
he matter They all found il jus'
ss mcnotonous. Just as lacking In
-e7l entertainment, as she did
The back door opened. thus sig
mailing the entrance OF Belle Lewis
ydia excused herself and ler, the
room. Ten minutes later Emmy
Charea thrust her hear in AZ tho
dfchen door and whispered lydia.
'hcy's spruce young man 20 see
Won"
\ spruce young man Who could
g. be- lydia was In futter She
smoothed her hair hastily and 70
turned 70 The parlor There sat tho
old ladies' working busily and al
lertly And there In the midst saf
big. handsome. rosy young follow
n immaculate white fanneis. silk
stockings and white buck shoeE- ito
stood up smiling as LYDIA entered
ia7ulringly
I'm afraid you don't snow ne"
NJ said "Tou1l hav" 20 romcra0er
long way back II yov DO 20 The
time when you used 20 make seed
cookies and FRY doJrh1Ut animal
for me. Ny name is Grant Bisbc'
And I'm just as GA! 20 see yoU "a
can be-
Grant Bis5oa' Lydia gasp"d.
Light care My land I've never
seen Won since your folks moYel
away. Ard 10 think you're erowcd
up 70 this Way, Grant" lydia ga
Cl.nR.ug 80 lie Rand looking up
into hIs 7gonsive eye Sh" wa-
overt, "sr, r'-a' down and tel
M ri, atas' y1ur folks Ruf o.
L. gro introduce you to these q"
dies
And row. said Lydia whom Gran
R3soec had shaken hands cordiall'
III the way round, made ther al
laugh b. saying something furnr
"a answered dozen questions
Nor.. C7onr. you uust stay 70 d,a
nor We're going 20 have ch'ckcn
md !co cream. End can't let you 20.
"lll stay with pleasure. Mis
Sparlr." Gran, said. FOR ! knc"
from "a experience what your din
ao-7 Taste like Only shall have
. - over and tell ny cousin. SIR
Marshall. that In invited out. Fo
ay not 20 Inconvenience her"
80 sooner mad the screen docr
closod behind him than common
broke forth How handsome hs
vas, Hoa elegantly dressed Such
manners Such laugh He wa
smart. too-a lawyer The old IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
DETROIT STOCK
MARKET Is SOFT
REQ Issues Are on Fraction /;
Edison and Creamery
Stronger

While there Vas son what more
activity IN .ae uefrot stock
exchange "Wednesday E--r'1s. ne
general tone ~ rae marA". VAS soft
.r rhan that OF Monday and Tues
Gay Detroit Edison continued IN
s,rocs demand, the price solrg no
a aa.t TIE quotation Is now IS =.
Re1 car ard REQ Truck 'e.i on a
quarter. and Continental dropped
ra... while he marine issues remain.
- unchanged
Detroit Creamery Is gp one point
the bid and is IN fair demand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

car appeared and they were AT load
ed In and taken for a swift. cooling
ride Last. but not least. Grant Bis
bee produced a small folding camera
and took their pictures When the
shortcake appeared he ate his share
and then calamity ne escorted each
old lady home.
When the house was again quiet
Lydia sat in the midst OF memory
smiling Her heart overlooked She
had had the most perfect day OF her
life.
And 20 think II all came from
my being nice 20 him when he was
a little shaver" she thought.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

The following hled nominating pc
titions. Wednesday, with the city
clerk Edward Barnett. Republican.
alderman. Third ward; Jacob Guth-
ard. No. 1888 Montcalm-st.. Republi-
can. alderman. Third ward; Henry
Huseman. No. 100 Rohnsave.. Re
publican, estimator. Nineteenth
ward. and Herman Dul1. No. IS Wal
do-s,.. Republican. constable. Eight
zenith ward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
Livestock
michigan CENTRAL sTockYARDs

nrD61Sr ~ ~ hhp>
DE XII. Juiy -e-Call'' hhE
Qg: best handy weight butcher
steers. sT50qs25: mixed steers anil
heifers. t1lT.50. handy light button
ers. SS25GT light butcuers. sass.
best COWS ssTs.50; butcher cow
s. 50T6. common cows. - JGuJ can.
ners. 81 n425. best heavy bulls. So
SIS. bologna bulls. $500 515 feed
erz. $500 rs. stockerg $3.50 ff.t5t
mixers and EprinEerE. so q So
Veal calves Market kteady 1eEt
sra des, sJ2Gl250, others. ss4li
Sheep and lambs Market STEADY.
best lambs. SO % n 1850; fair lAuos.
$50 nIG. light TO common lambs, So
~: fair 20 good sheep. f5501I o.
cults and common. s3sS+
Hogs. Market steady. pigs, go
30. workers. ard mixed. 81 - ui0 o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

Detroit bank clearings for Wed
nesday were s6.l06.Sis. The total
ciearirEs FOR 1916 TO date amounted
TO sfl4s.307 $685.. as against s752-
o65.5'5s- for the corresponding pc
Rod las year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

The myGerio9s s1rspots. Witch
have worried astronomers through
many age. are believed 20 be euor.
nous holes NJ rents in ne rsEeg
called photosphere that surround
the sun Local disturbances &C
count for these holes much a.
storm on earth influences the forma.
tlon and character OF clouds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27

Considerable Eeyser. are found IN
only three places Yellowstone park
Iceland and NnW ZEALAND 2,rha1n- In
our own wonderland are the finest
In the world.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-27
CHIC ago GS>IN.

ZINC NTO VI IWIN lk--Oper IN z
Wheat JAY, gp tsc Srpt~r'h her,
u0 "A D-ca uHe-. ~ - corn
Iglv. H~guotai Serteuh~r. up -
December. up &c Oats July. down
., September p e. D~cemN~r
ny Z. Provisions. lower
Noon-Whear July down tt-c.
Septerh~r. down No; December,
down 80 corn July, down lc,
sept .ff+-a.-F .--.llAp = D~crfnhe r.
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