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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

MbDuuenitn, bic ben ,,Ieniimm NarreWDns
beutcn" MtdIt phnftlin Ubct untraflnidNlN efs
hnlftn, iuD gebeten. brr Clitft oNprn prr %glt.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-17
Give Things for the Home---

Columbia Talking Machines Hooscr Kitchen Cabinets Seay
Mattresses J. * p Springs Ruzs or Lno.eum Globe Wer-
noke Sectional Bookcases BELLY Comfort Chairs Van Zandt
Cas- Heaters Garland Gas Ranges hermauc Freless Cook
ers Sewing Cabinets Smoking Stands Magazine Racks Ii
6rary Tables Waste Baskets Aluminium Ware Pedestals,
labourees DOT Stools Reading Lamps Chidrens Bicycles
\eoapedes Iucycles Autos Doll Bueeies Doll Beds Doll
Cooking Utensils and many other useful and beautiful things
WE INVITE YOU TO CONE AND SEE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13


everybody was enthusiastic There
was no danger OF catching pneu.
monia from sitting down on a cold
seat just 7acated By some deacon
or church oniciai, and when those
fellows prayed there were no critics
sitting around 20 say. Well. II
couldn't pray better than that Id
keep quiet
The reason tina, there has never
been another Pentecost. said Billy
Sunday. il because the modern
church people have not had the pow
er. and the reason the 1870 praying
men had more power then than r..
900 900 church mem bers have today.
Is that they were OF one accord, but,
he added. they haven't been that
way in the church OF God from that
day TO this"
More than q 600 persons heard
Billy Sunday hit az MS enemies In
7 = - 81 lllfliF a AfNA0f tI NAAF oA''t
noon the evangelist spoke on the
need Of revival in Detroit and in
the evening. 20 crowd that nllel
every vantage point In the vast tab
ernacle. he defended the revival.
Arousing his audiences TO a pitch
Of enthusiasm seldom seen in any
kind Of a meeting. the preacher con.
tinued his rapId.ire tactTcs. Words
flowed from his lips a. rapidly "a
drops % perspiration from his brow.
an he did not stop long enough to
allow The eager throng 10 applaud
his shots ~ tho sinner.
In the afternoon meeting. when
there was no choir or added attrac.
tion ~ any kind an audience Of full
" 5000. mostly women attended.
while in the evening $4,000 persons
crowded their way into the taber.
nacle. 5000 stood at The entrances
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
NEW DISASTER
IN CLEVELAND
AQUEDUCT

CLEVELAND. O., Sept I3.-Ons
man was perhaps fatally injured and
several others had narrow escapes
in a csvein carly today In the new
Naterworks tunnel two and a half
miles from shore and 65 feet under
the bottom OF Lake Erie.
Carl Schoen berger. 25. vas remov'
ed 10 the German hospital with q
crushed chest lie was buried un-
der mud and was unconscious wh.n
taken out There were II men at
work IN the tunnel at the time OF
the accident which was caused by
part ~ the roof falling
The section 81 The tunnel whers
the sRvein occurred leads from The
shore and Is 10 be connected with
the tunnel from crib No. where 10
mon lost their livcsreccutiy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
Lsr About M,s Tine

liquor industry and said that he
would continue IN hight the booze
gang" until there was no more
gang. Climbing on The pulpit AMI
shaking his clenched nst az the
imaginary enemy he shouted al the
top OF his voice:
"I1l fight the booze gang until
hell freezes over: then I'll get a pair
of skates and tackle EN- on the ice"
He made an appeal 10 every DC
nomination in the city 20 cooperate
in the meetings. declaring that IL is
not a denomiaaticlal AFFAIR lie said
he could not be pastor Of IA church
and that he regarded that a. enc Of
the hardest jobs In tie world n
he ever got I call 10 Re a pastor OF
a church. ne said. he would tuy a
round trip ticket when setting out
for his new charge. rae wa afraid
ne wouldn't last long IN church be
cause he would keep II on its toes
all the time. strain'ns forward TO
work for religion and no. for society
nnd culture. He said the different
denominations were necessary as
they Furnished the religious outlet
for different tenil,eram~ntS
God loves variet, " he added
and 90 he has more than 81 vari-
cites
At to conclusion OF his evening
sermon Billy Sunday brought tho
entire crowd OF nearly 20 900 10 its
feet when he stood on the rulpi',
his voice shaking with emotion and
hts whole body lathed in sweat and
Itrcinbling ron his tremendous
I physical eXertlons az the day. and
cried out Ms prophecy for The great.
est religious revival In Detroit tina,
THE Wolverine state had ever ex-
perienced.
For several minutes the cheering
continued. Women "a well as men
tossed their hats and handkero hiefS
in the air and the ground seemed 70
tremble ana the great tabernacle TO
sway with the Wild burst Of ap
rlause.-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
FAIR WILL
HAVE BIG
COLISEUM

because OF broken wheels. engine
trouble and other mishaps A game
was played between teams represent.
ing America and England. Tuesday
afternoon. and the score at the end
OF a l5-minute quarter was IL.
The Better Babies contests closed
Tuesday afternoon. and with Il the
Womans building was dedicated.
Sixty.one ba bies were entered In he
contest and IS prizes were awarded
The entries were divided into three
classes, Those from the country.
towns, and cities Twelve prizes
were awarded IN each division, six
10 girls and six 20 boys.
Mira Edwin s Leonard. Superln-
tendeut OF the woman's building,
presented the prizes In the FRS
class the prize VAS silver cup. in
the second. 4 napkin ring and n
the third silver spoon
Henry Ford. Robert Stevens and
Louise Goddard. sons aI daughter
Of Mrs. Nellie Goddard, Of Royal
Oak. again won the first prize for
'rlplets The first year they were
awarded the prize the children were
six months old A special prize was
also awarded 20 John and William
Harnden. twin sons OF Mrs. Eber
Harnden. No. 5l4 Wabash-ave
Silver cups were awarded "a first
prizes. napkin rings as second and
spoons for third place
The state fair triplets. Henry
Ford Robert Stevens and Louise
Goddard. sons and daughter % Mrs.
Nellie Goddard were awarded their
fhird consecutive prize az the best
'riple's a. the fair The children
we're frst exhibited when they were
six months old 4 special prize was
given 20 John William and William
John Harnden. sons % Mrs. Eber
Harnden. No 5ia Wabash.aye.. as
the best twins exhibited
Work already has been begun on
the 1917 fair by Manager @. W.
Dickinson. 50 much interest has
been shown IN the exhibits OF the
Michigan State Prison association,
s'afN library ard me statr-Uoard ~
health. that Mr. Dickinson has do.
cidcd 20 have exhibits OF all state
departments next year
A permanent poultry building IL
10 Be erected 20 house The show
now taking up part ~ he au'omo-
bic building number ~ neU
concrete sidewalks and psvoments
VIl be laid and The graudstand en-
largcd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
ood justment Follows Boom
Trading of Last Few
Days

NEW YORK. Sept. i5.-Priee
changes on the Stock Exchange In
early trading today were irregular,
) process OF readjustment after yes
terday's boom.
United States sold at l0i IS. Read
Ine III IiOi-2. Bethlehem Steel a
625 and Republic Steel al 81 Ia.
\ General Motors broke yesterday $
nigh record BY 10 points selling at
e45. Rails also became active and
strong in a market which continued
irregular during the morning Read
ing advanced TO ll2 Ia, only II
point below It's best record and
Union Pacific jumped three points 10
.f42. New York Central went 10
Jos IL. Sales for the opening hour
were 327 900 shares.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
EAST BUFFAIo LIVE STOCK
DunntnE q stevens

EAST BUFF AIO y Y Sept IL
Cattie Receipts IS cars market
dull choice &c prime native stern
5odla.5 FAR 20 good - q % :
plan. sSe5Gsso very coarse and
common. t-soGs choice heavy
butcher steers ss5oGa. fair % good.
sS6Sr1 best RANDY ste~rs IS SO q
fair 90 good s. 3 1S.5 Hight and
common Ss-.a 20. yearlngs Trime.
s. eSRIe fair 70 good. sSdS-s best
common - good ss50G rs hes, Fat
cows ss-5F-al good hu'cherlnE
COWS. Ssf,s5o medium % fair s. .
ass cutters. s. 50 = Gamers
s. eSfSes fancy bulls IS -SG7 good
ahutcher bulls. s. 3sfsso llxht bulls
$3.50 rest feeders s-E;eS. com
mon - good. sse5Gs-S stock.rs
g. foG7. u'lchers and Spr'rEers. 50
Glon
Hogs Rrce'pts - ra-s stead,
heavv 81 - Fif 80 workers SO ;
nii.5 pigs 50 9S q 50
sheep F.Ace' IS cars. steady;
top lambs. 81 5o6Ii-S yea-linEs
's-,3s werhers ssGs:s ewes. s.
$50
caves s57-7S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
Telegraphic
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. sept le-Close LIVER
pool paid no attention To the uflh
close In the American markets Non
day and came AN over WIN ~ h 1--we oD tsis
side and the early wheat market was
easy and lower.
Whne the weakness came from
abroad RroOmhalls cable Was not
bearish lie said much has 10 be &C
complished before the bardane'les
can be opened and IN the meantime
North America must furnish Ereei
share OF the food fot Europe The
weakening influences were mostly m
the Euro pean political SITUATION
which promised more help fur the en-
tente allies Weakness IN " lnuipes
helped make the market easy on TIE
American side They are Getilng IN
increased ran or new wheat and many
favorable crop reports come from
country points LAKE wheat is sciihA
along well owing 20 the absence az
frost and there aTe Indications ~ q
larger yield THAN appeared pcsslpte
short time axe.
on the American side ~ the lire
everything appears bulhsh ana deaf
ers say these breaks arr ON ZEN
porary. and wheat must 20 hlghe
Cash wheat - in fair demand. rot
quote so active az week ago. out
the spot situation Is cons idered tav,
orAhie 20 bulllshnsss owing % small
marketing 81 farmers and decrcas-
ing Wis Die supply
The British Visible supply shows an
increase and receipts from abroad are
expected 70 Increase Export buying
IN this country = a little 4uieter.
Wheat recovered from The early
break % Sc. hut later weakened and
closed ~ n loss % &C.
tober beans lost -5r-
Tuesasy's wheat quotations.. Cash
No red. s. tets December opened
with q drop ~ 10 - s ssh gained
ic and declined to 81 t5'a Man OPEN
I'd az 81 SAL touched s. s&I and de-
Tuesdays coarse grain quotations
Corn. ash No : sstac. NJ yellow
sSc. No. yellow. as6 Oata
standard opened AZ tsh, and declined
white. 4TL-c. No. white. +s'ae Rye
Cash No q S. g. Rrans fmmed ate
and prompt shipment s. 50 October
$3.50 Seeds urine red clover. - 40 e
slslks $3.50 timothy, - q Alfalfa.
Receipts In ne Detroit market on
Tuesday Included 600 hhls 90 rour.
II cars OF wheat IS 81 corn. o.
!. GOA bhls ~ aou- Na0 hu % whrat.
g 600 bu OF corn 70 800 hu - oats and
. 0a0 hu 81 rye stocks are Sss e0o
bu Of wheat, 55.e0e cu ~ corn. .l5.AaN
bu OF oats ard $4,000 IA % rye
Primary wheat receipts were 3sS-
GOO bu. agains; 25aso09 ha a year
The worlds visible supply % wheat
Increased $50 90 hu last week
ReceiNts az wheat tuesday Duluth.
sss cars against 735 a year ago MIN
nea polls 4I5 cars. againsi So Win
nineg. 500 cars against a@A. CficaEo.
iSs cars. against 92b. southwest. @NS.-
600 bu. against 34s.A00 IN
Exports OF wheat and -four Tues
No grain markets wednesday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
NEW FRENCH
GAINS MENACE
TO COMPLIES
oCsati.ued from rsse one.'


consequently are not nearly go
strong as the old lines.
BUCHAREST. Sept. l3-The Aus.
TRANS are retrea,ing from the Upper
Maros and Alta valleys in Transyl-
yania without attempting any seri-
Gus resistance. II was officially an
nounced today.
The capture OF orsova BY the Ru-
msnians has stopped the progress
OF Austrian and Bulgarian supply
ships on the Danube.
The new Russo Rumsnian often
siye In the Dobrudia Is progressing
LONDON. Sept liking Con
stantine has accepted the resigna-
ton OF Premier Zaimis and the for
nation OF new pro-Ally cabinet Is
under way. said dispatches from
Athens today
Stratos. former member OF the
VeniEelos cabinet. has been instruct
ed 20 sound N Dimitrakopoulis rela.
tive 70 the formation OF new min
istry Dimltrakopoulis was 20 have
a lengthy conference with Stratos
and political leaders today
London correspondents az Athens
profess confidence that new war
ministry will be formed and that
Greece will join the Allies very
soon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
CaI1AEn GaAIN

CHICAGO. sept y Opening -
Wheat: September dowa ~; Deem
Der down sc; May down &c. Corn.
September down 30 Decent Der dows
nc. May down i%c. Oats Septem Der
down Ac; December down Nc. May
down &c Provisions Slow.
Noon-whsat. September down
IL.c. December down &c. May down
li.c Corn: Septemb Der down y De-
cennher DOWN &C. May down y c.
Oats Sepsernb Der down &C. Deem
Der down h.e. NAV down nc.
Close-Wheat. September down
i-c: December down &c. May down
1Lc Corn December down y De-
cembsr down &c. May down y C.
Oats September down sc. December
down - May down &c. Provisions:
Lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srock,Aaps

ket. extra good grades. bulls and
stprk~rs steady others IS d soc tow
er best heavy steers 81 50nS best
handy weight ,utCher steers sTu
90 mixed steers and hetfers SGTSW
so. HANDY hglt butchers. s. SeQs
light butchers. sass best COWS.
IS $50 so butcher COWS 81 so
com mon COWS. tiI5 5. Gamers. $3.50
a4g6 hest heavy bulls. t6u $50 bo-
lcgna bulls s5e5as stock bulls.
s. 5oa5 feeders tsCT stockers.
g. 50ns5e. mixers ard sprtngers,
g.dGS So Veal calves Market steady
best sIef17 heavy. SSgS sheen
ana lambs Market steady. best
lambs si9-5fsI fair lambs as I
40 g. light - common lambs S4s
fair ~ good sheep. tsnsT5. culls and
common. ttd5 Hogs Market pros
poets xteaHl-aLE IS 50 -NaEksrS
end mixed. sl-1ll quality very com
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13

CHICAGO. H. sept la--NcES FH-
- pts - 600. market steady uiNet
and butchers SIS li-95 good
hsRyy. sto1l0 80 rough heavy s. 80
g 50 Cattle Receipts. Is 00N mar
ke' steady sri weak bN"ves 81 "a 2
- % cows and heffsrs 50 80 y .
TEXANS s. IS SIS calves 81 50 u =
sheep Rsce pts 20 900. market wea X
AND Toe lower native $3.50 q : 10
western t1-SGS40 lambs S19S e
lI25 western. s. 500 ~ IS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
CHICAGO bitter

CHICAGO sept 10 Butter TX
traa a. fr-fs. 2ir. dairy eutrss
- \. n GOO. fr-ts Zsr 1qr EgEa Prime
ordluary g. = ~ $40. Trsfs e-Q.-1
chssfs Twins. Isrlst.r yrunz Am
srirss. ia 0lsar Liy- poultry
Fowls. isi4c ducks. i0Qilc. gees
iedl spfinEs tsr TURKEYS X5r
Potatoes Jersry. q 70d 40 Mime
Fnts. 81 20. Onto. 81 % New pata-
toes Receipts 10 cars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
1T TIER AND EGGS

Butter Extra creamery, 90 10. Z.
creamery. hrsts. 30iac 10 dairy. &c
10 packing stock. 27iac 70
EEgs-Fr@sh receipts. cases includ-
ed hrSts. ace, current receipts. 2sia C.
Receipts Tuesday 3io cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
Nm NoRk nrTTEn AND EGGs

NEW YORK Sept Butter
STEADY receipts. 1919 creamery en-
IRA. a1c state dairy tubs 2sq32izc
Imitation crea merry frsts, $50 zsiz ~,
DO special. s7ia G3tc Eggs Firm
receipts 1853 nearby white fancy.
% q sc. nearby mixed fancy. 70n37c.
ffeah HrEfa. - q &c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13

TOLEDO Sept l2-Whsat. Cash
and September slS2As December.
fi5s. May. g. 81 Corn Cash and
September sTi4c. December 73h. O..
MAY. TIC. Oats ash. 47iac Septen-
Der: Te. pe,,sm5er. -. Nay &c.
and October. $3.50 pecen Der and
March. 81 30. Alsike. Prime. s. 70
Timothy Cash. ga Butter. Brick
creamery 7bc. tub creamery 7tc,
Eggs Fresh candied. zoe fancy Sc
iects, s3c. HAY Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13

CLENE1sANp. Sept - Hogs Re-
c~tpts. ! 900, Toe higher; workers. and
mixed. slo.70. mediums. sl0-5 nizs
81 a. rouEhs 81 50 = a15 stays ss 3
a. Cattle Receipts SO, market
steady. sheep and lambs Eecetpts
cars steady lambs TOP 81 IS
Calves Receipts $50 steady TOP.
1880
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
rnIrnn LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO o. sept i2-HoEs Re-
ceipts. l. 0ae market ga Toe higher,
heavies. yili6d 20 mediums 81 20
Rii20 workers s. -sd1IfO Calves.
Market steady sheep ard lambs
Market. steady
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13

The Chicago German conference
OF the NJ r. church Is TO assemble
for It's annual session today al Au.
rora. III
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13

PARIS. Sept. italian troops
have ioiEed In the general allied
offensive In Greece and are hghting
near ButkovodzImL II Vas officially
announced TO-DAY.
Despite heavy Bulgsriau resistance,
the SCI bans are continuing their
advance They have occupied an
in portant position norrh ~ Covil
and are advancing toward Kat
ma'chalad. South OF Ostrovo Lake
he French male an important ad-
vance.
Allied artillery is hombarding en-
erny positions on both sides u the
Nardar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
Rank. and Trurt CompanIe..
Ths following nrms are privileg

Tho following nrms are privileged
TO execute orders on the Exchanges:
W. Z Moss Co. Carlyle Povah.
A Co. n. W Noble & Co. ID L. Sey-
moUr a Co. ". X Mclaughlin. M-r-
riiL Lynch 4 Co, W. A H@mIin z
Co. VIM. a. SeeT & Co. sinclair q
Couis. Emmett L Sprague, VIM IA.
Rose & Co. F. X. Pelton A Co. Joel
Co, w. =. Reilly Co. Matthew
Finn. A v. wallace s. Co. Lewis u
Svockard n Co. Bennett. smith a
Gortor-
Michigan bankers IN group No. .
viii meet Friday IN Port Huron. &C
curding 20 an announcement by n
VI Brown. secretary OF the Michi gan
Bankers association Dinner Viii be
served In the Harrington hotel
EIGIN RITTER.
EIGIN. iU.--All sales sec advance
&c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-13
Allied Guns
Dominate COmbles

PARIS. Sept. l7.--Gen. Foch Is
nearer striking victory over the
Germans than ~ any time since the
great Somme offensive began.
Combles. the main point o. support
Of the whole German line from Ba-
paume 20 Peronne. Is under Are from
two sides and half way surrounded
as the result OF yesterdays smashing
blow by the French. Peronne itself
has been cur on from direct com
munication with Combles and the
French driving eastward on front
Of nearly feaF miles, have establish
ed themselves almost directly north
OF the city.
The capture OF both Combles and
Peronne within a fortnight Is ex-
pected by some military critics II
Foch continues bis hammer blows
North Of the Somme
Hill las. TWO miles southeast of
Combles. was captured IN the nrst
Is minutes Of the great French push
yes' s-dav afternoon. The French
went over the summit with bayo-
nets and grenades and drove the
Germans down the rolling slope
From this new position French ar
tlllery can completely dominate
Com bles. while the British are shell
ing the town on the northwest.
Continuing their rush the French
took trenches along the Bapaume-
Peronne highway for a distance OF
more than a mile and haif Hill
-. rising from the swampy ground
on the northern bank Of the Tortille
river and within artillery range OF
Peronne, vas reached BY the right
wing Of the attacking army
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4 mammoth street s--n ~ crystal
salt was a feature of the decorations
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Poet returning to his den after a
vacation There must have been
burglars here In my absense' Here
is so bill on the floor. and the re-
mains ~ good cigar on the table.
never had either.
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-04-22

WHEN carr ampert ORGANIZED the schumann
notable advance the musical
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them
new daha
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10 secure this symphonic effect
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and combined with the
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lions given -
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surroundings which work. - ~ ~
the folk
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MT lanpe his historic ntroductions
for the
they entertaining - - ""na' a'
Each season features pleasing musical effects
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year upon the
places they appeared - - many
Carr A. Lampert the organizer the
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abroad the Prague Conservatory nine no
ns Vohn In the Thomas Orchestra
OF the most notable musical in America - 80 800
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both pianist and Of abii - o "AN 40
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rhapsody
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