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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
SOARING WHEAT PRICES
MAKE and UNMAKE EMANY !
M|LL|0NAIRES IN PIT
September 1918 Cents Up at
Close; December 1138; And
May 11A in Chicago
Market

A big Canadian firm. which had eeo
wheat heavily. was mentione&
among the heavy losers.
The market. however. was less en-
cited over the Jump than might have:
been expected.
Wheat has been soaring for tive
weeks. After the initial Jump inH
prices today things settled down TO-
a steady bull movement.
September. opening up 6 3-Sc. 81
139. hovered around the 140 mart.
In the first hour and then gradually
increased by fractions, reaching
141 Ia at noon. December follow
ed the trend of September ana wsnk
to 144 5-s. gain of $3.50 ovt1&|
night. May dropped &c after . gaf4
of 34c at the opening, but rAlie4
shortly and soon recovered and lat61
was quoted at 149 "a. a gain OF oct
Corn was little affected by wheaot
though opening gains of cent were
made. Prices declined later. ScpS
tember was down Sac. at "a 1,4ess'
December up 1-sc. at ~ 1-sc; Mays
down 1-Sc, at rs 3-8c.
Oats advanced early. Fractional
declines were made later. howextos
September -waA -sdaXR.S,2u3eA~% RI
1850: December down 1-5e.
AZ SIS. and May unchanged at 50 "a.
Provisions were lower
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Grain and Provisions

mant r@nort issued Tuesday after
noon caused excitement all ever tne
civilized world. The reductions
shown In the three leading food crops
were SO heavy that the condition
could not bs ignored In any country
consuming wheat, corn or oats shu
the loss 10 all the more important pc
cause IT comes at n tlme on sro, ,,t
crops and heavy necessities In Eu-
rope The hrst effect az the report
was felt in sharp advance in Livef,
pool. Broomhan says the onlteu
States will be called upon for more
wheat than Indicated In earlier esti-
mates and buyers on that side are
showing great anxiety. Winnipeg mad
an early jump of lOc after some su,n
on Tuesday. The general feelins ~
that every bushel OF American wheat
rhat can be spared will find several
buyers waiting for II. one enthuMas-
tic bull says wheat will he the cheap.
est commodity on the market at -
per bushel. Export oHerinss ars
Tightening up. Dealers look TOT
freaks from time TO time when hold
ers take profits. but belief in hisner
prices IL general even among the
rather conservative dealers.
Improvement in the northwestern
weather has lost it's bearishness and
nothing bearish In the dope receives
any attention. Bulls say there is
nothing to argue about. First prices
in the Detroit market were at an sh. az.
season up TO that time.
Ca WedGs'9"ysd W, SS. ! yrsd wSsss Gess 81 sspss%
Der opened sa.a w,,n 70 ssin ss,s, o. cr4,s' &c
Der s' opened pn1 at si.scss and .ASnsls
: To 81 S5b: No. l white. LA.
wednc csday', coarse grain quota,
tions Corn. cash No, 3. sIh 40 %
xS opened 9ciiew IL saSs"'eH ssc 0ats 80
Standard. 44Hc; No, 8. white. opened
at ave, declined TO - and ciosed
at 4iLcc bid; september, 4thc NO
: white. t2a4sc;, new nsswoSHa ~ white; 80
$3.50. oS!9eer. ,stf! seeds: Prim. red
clover ,lo.So: prime al si'ike ,Se . $3.50
Wheat was strong all day and
closed at an advance OF 10dllc.
Corn. oats and rye advanced y
cloverseed soc and alsike loc.
Flour: Receipts Wednesday were
! 600 bbls and shipments the same.
Wheat: Receipts were : cars stocks
are lG9 900 bu. against $4,000 bu. a
year ago.
corn and - of oats. Stocks are $4,000
bu OF corn. 35. 900 bu. OF oats and TO-
700 bu OF rye,
Prices In the Detroit market year
ago were si16 for No. > red wheat,
s2Iac. for No 3. corn and Gle for
standard oats.
Primary wheat receipts were 1879
GOO bu. against 100000 hu. year
ago.
Receipts ot wheat Wednesday: Du-
luth. 1863 cars against l6 year ago,
Minneapolis, 122 cars against 16a;
winnipeg, IA cars. against @S. chi
cago. $40 cars against 500; south
west $4,000 bu against 100000 hu.
Exports OF wheat and flour We'd
ncsday GSi.00 bu.
Tho worlds wheat visible supply
Increased 295G ZOO bu. last week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Aug Flour. Quiet
and firm. Pork Firm; moss. s2Sf'
ESQ. Lard stronger, middle woSt
spot. sl330di@ 20 Sugar. Raw
nrn,er, centrifugal 96 test. 1895,
muscovade. 50 test, S61N. refined,
irmer. cut loaf $3.50. crushed. 1886,
powdered s1+5; granulatcd. S7t5T
40 Corfce RIO so on spot, he
Tallow Dull apccioI sc. city. 6at
arc. country. 7H73,c Hay pun
prime. S125. 40. 3. 81 a 1850; clovc-.
6ocm.l.o o5. Dressed poultry: Firm
turkeys. 231H2c. chickors. 81 n sec,
fowls, it.T22c ducks Long Island.
2Oc 1.-Two poultry. Easy geese, 1jr;
ducks. 1CTc0C. fowls l"N 20c tur-
KEYS 156t1Sc. rooStcrs. llc. chicken.
broilerg 20rf22c Cheese. StcndN.
state milk. common To specials I9V
17c. skins. common 10 spccipl ~
1SLc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
FOUR FACTORS
IN NUTRITION
Two of Them Unknown, Says
Food, Drug and Dairy
Speaker

The session OF the Food, Drug
and Dairy Commissioners associa-
tion, Wednesday morning. was de-
voted TO tho subject OF nutrition, a
Acholarly- lecture upon the work in
the lsboratnries OF the University
OF Wisconsin. being given by Prof.
f V McCollum
There are four factors In normal
nutrition" said Prof MoCollum,
"and two OF them are unknown.
though one we know ls contained
In butter fat Feed any small mani
NAL on a restricted diet OF wheat
or other grains and Il will not live
long Add one other factor, and you
viii have the same result. All that
we know about nutrition Is that
there must be a combination of
these four things and in the right
proportions A vegetable diet does
not bring about good results In any
mammal Usually they fail TO re-
produce or else are no. able 10
raise their young There Is little
doubt that many OF our diseases arc
due 10 the lack OF some food factor
essential 10 th' system We are
experimenting with thousands OF
rats because rats arc a short lived
animal and We can sec the results
of our experiments more readily"
The idea conveyed by the speaker
was that the purified foods which
have been tried by the husbandman
in raising animals hns proved q fail
are. that tat Is an essential factor
I'm normal nutrition and that IL can
only be- had from milk. butter. eggs
and meat Rats fed on grains AMI
vegetable do not reproduce. Th9
louycs ~ alfalfa ccne the neareat
to supplying animal fat.
There viii never be time when
"A man can put a tar let OF concen
tTa,cd TODD in his pocket and feel
that he viii be well nourishcd," said
Prot, McCollum.
"A long ~ We know so iittlo
about the comrinrtion of food and
what ,he human system needs w.
would dC well - keep Dn WIKI our
mixed dict. hoping that We may
find enough o. keep up some sort ot
normal icvrlounCrt We are not
getting rations which rdnk l0l per
cent. that f. certain. White We may
keep tolerably well, the resistance
Is lowered unless the lost dict can
be- obtained"
The convention passed resolutions
urging congress "a advocate 2 plan
for Goycrnmont interstate inspcc-
tion of dairy products. to protect the
honest producers and tho public
from The had grades cf butter. milk,
etc. which unsciupulous manufac-
turers ioist Upon the market. and
also 10 keep the dandard Of butter
fat at 70 per cent. which is required
oy Law. u Was stated that cur milk
and butter supply Was the most dan.
getous oi any OF our fool ftuffs for
spreading disease.
nr. cart Nocgtlcln. OF NE United
States heylth service. gpoke Wed.
.nesday afternoon on "Devitdlizcd
foods" and James w Helm com
missioner OF Michigan, on "Toler.
ance in weights and measures"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Carranza Finance Be-
coming More
Stable
CONTRACTORS
ACCEPTING BIDS
Payments Now Being
Made on Gold
Basis
BY WILLIAM G SHEPHERD.
tStaf Correspondent United Press.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. o.
Mexico is coming back.
It's not a dead rubber nation; it's
got bounce in 1t.
A summary of the news from the
heart Of Mexico gathered during
the past three weeks along the bor-
der from Americans incoming from
Mexico, shows beyond doubt that
conditions are improving, confidence
| in Carranza is growing, the situa-
tion is gaining buc yancy, Carranza
money is gaining in value. and busi-
ness is picking up.
J. Z. French. head of the Mexican
Sewer Pipe company, displayed a
telegram in San Antonio today from
his Mexico City Office saying:
| Come back. Things going well.
Trains running regularly between
here and border
Robert j. Phillippi. American head
Of the Mexican Asphalt company,
f'has sfgned q contract for repairing
pavements OF the capital and the
work is going on rapidly He Is
finding difficulty in getting enough
labor. The payments made to the
company by the government are
regular and on gold basis.
Alan eda park, with its hcore of
fountains, more beautiful than any
In the United States, Is being kept
In tip top shape Paso de Ia Re-
forma boulevard, as beautiful as any
in the world. is lowered, moved
and watered as usual The stores
are all open.
On gold basic, Americans eat
at the American club, paying the
equivalent Of Is cents a moal.
I.aborers are receiving advanced
wages in every line, though prices
are not rising.
Mexico always starts &c bounce
back IL you let her alone" said an
experienced American. She's doing
il now"
Punitive expeditions caught Mex
leo as she was boun;ing forward.
+. S. Westrup. OF Monterey, in a
letter. says:
There was less difficulty IN the
circulation OF II oney, but with new Z
OF the raid n chill wind swept
through business
Villa raids, hrweyer, with the
punitive expeditions, have been out
lived and Offset
With mines reHpening; with un-
precedcntcd rairs assisting crops
with money rising, and presiden
tial election in sight. the outlook for
Mexicans in Mexico is better than
il has been ror several years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Livestock
GENITAL srOCkN ARDs

DETROIT. Aug. s.-Cattle: Market
steady. best heavy steers. SSWS.5e;
best handy weight butcher steers. 81
a So mixed steers and heifers, $3.50
az; handy light butchers, $6@6.2b: (:
light butchers, s5,50G6; best cows, SO
a 625: butcher cows, 81 n so, COM
mon cows. $425d45j; Gamers. $3.50
Gf425 best heavy bulls, S. n $50; bo-
loRna bulls. S550d6; stock bulls, 50
a $50: feeders. S65017, stockers.
s. 50 a 90: mixers and springers. $40
475 Veal calN es: Steady; heavy. 50 70
s. sheep and lambs: Market steady:
best lambs. Sl050. fair lambs. $1,000
10: light To common lambs. Sm =;
fair 10 good sheep. 81 80 $50; culls
and common. 80 so a. 80. Hogs: Mar
yorkcrs. 50 S0m 1920
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
rIGES near FIRST RANK TO-DAY
WHEAT JUMPS
Up SIX CENTS
Wild Rush to Buy Follows Pub
fishing of Crop
Report

CHICAGO, Aug. Wheat jump
cd 53Sc for September and SIX
cents for December, at the opening
OF The grain uarEet today amid a
Nild rush 10 buy. as result OF the
governments crop report, predict
inc 4 wheat shortage September
opened at 139 and December at l43.
May wheat jumped 7:3-i cents TO
40 - a. the opening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Fort H-ie Results.

First Race furlonss The Cad
tisO won. FOX Trot. 100 tDhcrD.
sssO and $40. second Gala Dress.
ss callahan So 20. third Time,
I.Ol e Sen Guii. The Baroness. ia
vie. Jack straw. Honey Shuck. Am
erican Express and Zamora also ran.
Second RaCe--SteepieCh about 2
miles Riu Dudley. i31 tAilen). even.
! TO and out. won. j g Ewalt. 1871
IRyan1. rs to Z. 20 10 ana out, sec
onA Faker. I33 IWilliamS1 3 to ?. I
TO , and out. thiTd. Time. % only
three starters,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
CInU CnppIn eToCI,S
HAMILTON SETS
BACK THE CLOCK
ny tNiFED PRESS.

HAMII TON, ont. Aug. 9-TWo
months of daylight saving" VA.
sufficient for Hamilton.
one June (. the city council or.
dcicd an clocks set ahead one hour.
The citizens, however, did not on.
JOY rising an hour earlier mornings,
80 last night the city fathers re-
ycrtcd 20 standard time. to take #.
feet 10 y m, sunday, Aug g.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
ALLAN =. COX
GETS DIVORCE
FOR DESERTION

Allan r. Cox, a well-known Do
troit attorney, who has been on.
gagged In many hutly contested di-
vorce cases, appeared as the prin-
cIpal In divorce proceedings against
his wife. Wednesday morning be.
fore Judge Hosmor, Cox charged
desertion and the case was uncon-
tested. he was gwen q deere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Sugar Market
suxsrs

Sugar. -- Detroit wholesale urices:
Crystal domInocs. 2-lb. Sll i5. crys-
tai domnoes, 5.lb.. Sll 40. eagle tub-
let's, si0l5. cut loaf, $3.50, Cuh"H.
$3.50, EXAN powdered. S. 80, stand
ard powdered. 1855. granulated. extra
coarse $S.o grRnulated. me Ia bulk,
t5pJ. granulatcd. 2-lb, cartons. 81 2i,
sranulated. .25-lb. Cottous sos, Crys.
tai dominoes. granulHted. 2-lb, 81 -lu
and A-lh cartons, In cases. So %.
crystal dominoes, granulated. hair
cases, tS.8b, diamond a. $500 CON
fcctiunerE \. $3.50. diamond a, 500,
confectiouers \, 500; No. Z. 5, go.
No. .. $500, No 6. s1s5. No. Z. s7S1'
No, ., - IS; No. 9, 81 30, No 10, s. ti
No. IL. q 50. No l2. o. 56. No 1917 90
No, ~. $3.50. No. IS. $3.50, non-caklny
mixture. 50. beet grnnulated. s. IS
per cwt.; household powdered Lib.
carton, - To ease, g. 30. IS To case.
t4.3O per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Quotations by Paine. Wohher & co..
Aug .. Opcn High Low close
TnIItnn GnAIN-

TOLEpO. -, AUX. p WhoHt Cash
fi51L September, fl.i.A, Ior"m-
Der. SlI7L. corn Cnsh SSilc. sep
tcmbcr. sea, G.. December. 5I'Sr oats.
cash. i5a,. september. 'rt bec"m- 10
bcr 20 rye cash sos clover
seed cash S10No. October tlo sa, De
a,u1i,.r 80 NIeikt. prtur. Sl0.
Timothy. cash sass Butter. cTgs
and hay. Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
RACES
Saratoga Results.

First RRce--s fvrlongs: Nashville.
lie (Murphyb.5 to 2, even and 20 3.
won. Riverdalr. i3i fKclsey), II to ..
even and to : second Old Miss,
i2i ikirschhRum). Z ~ !. S 10 and
to ?. third Tim' -l15 kagura,
Hanobals. Chieftalu and Stalw0rt
Van also ran
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 9--Opening =
Wheat: December up 80, December
up &C. May up &c. Corn Scptcm
Lsr up 1&c peccmber up iSsc. May
unduutcd oats. September up ! =. g.,
December up &c. May up ! isc Fro
visions. Higher.
Npon w heat. September up 2iAC
December up 2iEC. May up y Corn
September down sc December ur
i g; May down sc. oats. September
down sc. December down isC, May
unchauwr
close Wheat. September up 5i4c
pcccmhcr up 2 &C: MAY up 3 i9c corn.
september unchanged. December NJ
-. May up 7sc oats september
down sc. December unchanged. MAY
up isC. Provisions Lower.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
WV ,oph CoIroN M,nkEr
NEM Nnnk nIrTEn WI EGGs

Nl.N YORK. Aug i.." butteF
Firmer, receIPt tSafS. grsauery OK
ira. s0tbc. state dairy cubs, - % - = @;
imitation creamery Hrats ~ . - = c;
special. 21NFl &c LEtg- Firm and
scarce. receipts. l9.toS, nearby white
fancy, 86Gt toc, nearby mixed fancy.
81 a sSc. fresh hrsts. s7a sac
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09

CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-Blights and
storms that curtailed the wheat crop
OF the northwest made and unmade
millionaires in Chicago today, less
than "a hours after the United
States government had published a
crop report showing that the wheat
crop would be only about three
fifths normal Wheat jumped more
than eight cents bushel overnight.
II was reported that James Patten.
former wheat king, was among the
big winners. and the Armour
crowd" also won heavily. But most
Of the money was made by small in
yestors who had played a -lYnch aud
were holding wheat in piker lots
The brokers. some of whom took a
chance and went short, were caught
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
r,ttCNuo uIT-rEN

CHICAGO. Aug Butter. ENtraS
?Stbc nrgs, 20 p ft 2Scs dairy 'N'r1s
PriIne ordinary. 2in22c, hrstr. e3c
Cheese Twins. 15ia 0lhAc, young
Americas. Igm16i4C 1.-Two poultry
Fowls, W17iSc, ducks, l2is n Ac'
geese. 101 i2c; sprinss. lPc tnrk"ys
fSc pntatoesi New, receipts 80
cars: OhtoS, tltri.20.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Wheat scared
to its highest marks since the war
boom OF early 1915 just before the
close OF the market today. Septem-
ber closed at l44 12. gain OF
10 7-Sc since last night; December
at 14S 3-S, a gain Of IL 3Sc since last
night. and May at 1853. a gain OF
II lac. In 1915 wheat at one time
reached 167 bushel The grain
pits we're mad houses at the close
today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
n.,yo,, n,rL ,J..r,,g-

Detroit hank rlearings Wednesday
were $500 29OgS1 Total oloprinRs
for 1919 20 date amounted o. 81, 2s2,-
ftttso,1S as against ts1Asii 6Sh ~
TOR the corresponding period In iejA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09

l. d. Heusnsr. assistant general
passenger agent OF tho Michigan
Central. 10 mailing out q large num-
,ss Dsv Tisnisan Central tsrminsii
IN Detsoit. The folder 10 unusually
attractive
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Banks and Trust Companies.
Tho foliowing nrms are priviiescd

The following firms are privileged
20 execute orders on the Exchanges.
w r. Moss a Co. Carlyle 4 Povah,
Geo. NJ. West - Co... z, h. Maccrons
mour & Co, w. X. McIavEhlin. Net
rili. Lynch 6 CO. w A. Hamlin q
Co WIN A. Neer 4 Co.. sinclair q
couls. Einmet !. sprague, VIM. II;
Co, ". r. Reilly a Co. Matthew
Finn. 4 W. Wallace a Co. Lewis q.
stockard & Co. Bennett Smith q
Gorton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
ATHLETICS HAVE CHANCE
AT new LEAGUL 1tCORD
FOR CONTINUOUS LOSING
Dubuc on Mound; Witt Out
OF Game With Injured
Ankle Today
BY WILCOX

NAVIN FIELD, DETROIT. Mich.
Aug. 9.-There were two interesting
features about today's game between
the Tigers and Athletics. II was
possible for a victory 10 put the
Tigers in the FIRST division A do
feat for the Athletics meant their
creation OF a new record for consec'
utive defeats I'm the American
league. The Mackmen tied the old
record OF 20 YESTERDAY
Vcach was out OF the game with a
bad ankle and Heilman played left
field. Dubuc pitched for Detroit
and Joe Bush for Philadelphia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09

PrintIng-the plain neat kind--thnt
In riEht--Times job Dept,-Maia t51O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
TODAYS GAM &
PHILADELPHIA.
1O4O
DETROIT.
OOOO u |''''

Batteries-Bush and Haley: DI-
buc and Baker Umpires-Olough-
lin and Evans
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09

n rish,-rime. Job Dsps-Msin ssse.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
First Inning.

PHILAHELPflTN- hunted and
WAS out. W.T. to Rurn- oung made
n great stop pu Walsh and threw him
out StTunk WIS safe ru bakers bad
throw. and went 10 second Ia lOlc
scored Struuit with . sluEle tu cen
ter and took SECOND when cobb threw
homo I.aloIt stole third Mcluuis
walked UutUs threw out MrElwce
one run. on" hit. one error.
DETROIT p BDsb throw out W,
Joe Bush threw ont ONle Bush. cobb
singled tu left traw ford lined tu
Walsh. No runs. one hit no errors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Produce


DETROIT, Mich. Aug Produce
was firm in nearly all lines WedurS-
day and offerings were not large In
any direct on. In berries there was
little 60 bC had aside from buckle
berries and these were In liberal sup
ply, Cherries were In good supply
ana all other fruits frm. Apples and
peaches arc not coming freely tO
market and buyers arc not able ~
supply their wants Z There is some
indication of more liberal supply
OF vegetables owing to n more fnVSr-
able turn tn tho weather. but tho
market continues firm Eggs and
butter arc active and hrm Poultry
lE coming little more freely De-
mand FOR No. hens 10 brisk and
ther" u nm easier tone In broilcrs.
~ TrEU AND EGGs
Uutter-ltNtru creamery, 2HAr ID .
creamery ltnts, 2Thc. dairy. 3tc 10. .
package 2io lh.
Eggs--lfrcsh receipts. cases inolud-
sd, hrsta Ito current rce-ipta siho
Receipts wednesday,, s,bio cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Second Inning.

T.ADEIpHtA-Pick flied ~
Cobb Haley lined 10 Burns. Young
got Bushs line drive. No runs, no
hits. no errsrs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09

Prt.ttss-thc pisin s--t kind--thnt
10 Ffahe--Times Dob Dept~-- Main 45s0
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-09
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations hy Hornblower & Weeks
August 1919
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Gbr. @anien bpb.

G6r. 9. 81. @o11len, 6oriton0er
for Gbr. &onlens 2oborotoril1m
&jpberbabn> er ufgaaet be6 9p0er:.
SIR. Sonien opfat1ot en- 81 1telpbc=
@fstroft og forifjellige WeelfelDre.
fnlturer> ion fan ii6en fremltilleoe
! lin Sobrif neget flor uoltrpf=
ming.
De mejerife1niife Yreporater, Ser
u6gtf fra Set 6anife 2oborotoriur1,
bliber MI anben6t oper nelte11 bele
Ger6e1.
SIR. San1e1r onlog6e / 1877 Ell
mnerifunif @obe6filial / 2ittle
Sails g. g., (iom / olle. oisie 9lor
er blebet beltpret of &r. Ssobon g.
Sreoerif1e1D og 6esuDen 9lfoelinger
/ Willpuufee, @is., pg Ioronto, Gu=
na0a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
u0eutie4lanb1 sreilcfes6ia.

Set opiigtspeffen0e tpife l1n6er=
ponbslfib> ~Deuticblqn0", ser Iigger
fortpjet 8oltirnores &obn er om.
trent flar til 9lfgang og bill moo
ife bore poa Sci tilbage til Epif=
lonb> naar 0isie 2injer lGles.
sl1lioncemagternes @elanoter
Molbington bar paa enbper tenfc=
Zig @eoo0e forl6gt at oberbeoile ame-
rifonife Mpnoigbeoer ont, at
v9euticblono" er ct &rigsfart9j.
9ereS 9lnltrengeller por oloeRs for
gpbes, ibet en- l1noerlegel1e bar
foltllooct, at l11berbo11osifibet er Ell
fre0eligt, iffe=ar1neret @an6elsfar=
tgj.
~9eut1cblon6"s 5plterifib, vBre.
men, liges at nprme Zig Sen a1ne=
rifonlfe &plt, og i W1anbogs forlpo
0et> at Bette on0et l1n0erbon6s1 1fib
bor fnop 100 5pn1il fra 2on6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-21
Srpgt for @aier.

&e0 Weotolpon, g. s., er en bof=
ien Won0 og en- 9reng blepet orpbt
al &ajer; Drengen Setter @hll'
nell, bleb ongrebet al ct al Sc graa=
oige 9ap6pr, og Oo 5tanlep ~6iiber
(6er in0til for ct 9lor ii0en boe6e
/ Winneapolis) foo Bette 1prong
ba1t ro for at re66e 9rengen n1et,
bleb elb 6rebt.
Sajerne far ler11l9ltet flere an
Ore Sppmmere, og langS itore 9ele
al 0ltfDiten anltiller man / 6isie
Dage SSagt pua ODrene; / en Sal
1om 6rgbteS be0 &eDport, fon6tes
bolptfortgre0e Dele al ct Mennc>
ifelegen1e.
Oct ifal bore fprlte @ong
Manbs Wfin6e, at 11e,1neifeeoc1toe
&ajer bar pitt iier iaa bejt moo
geor6.