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The border vidette., 1916-04-15
OUR DIPLOMATIC SOLDIERS.

It was thought, when our pun tive expedition started into Mexico, that the further it went the greater would be the danger of attack by a resentful people.
 Now it appears that the actual contact with our troops, instead of insensing the Mexicans, placates them. The more they see of our soldier boys, the better they like them; and ac- cordingly, the better they like the country those boys repre- sent. The uniform courtesy of the army men, their scrupulous regard for the rights and feel ings of the natives, their modest and businesslike behavior, their honest payment for everything they. get, are changing suspicion to smiling trust .I-.. l.. .....-..,
 Says General PerShing:.f- EIp towns where g. few days. ago not soul was to be seen t on the streets when our troops passed, men, women and children mingle freely with the troops, and the more intelligent of them are preading the word that we have not come to. invade. Mexico, but solely to capture Villa. In this part Of the country, at least, Villa has failed to stir up the country against us as he planned. , .,..<..
 And barring accidents. it will be 50 wherever the troops go. The American soldier is his own best credentials Star. = :.
The border vidette., 1916-04-15
WHAT "S. O. S." MEANS.

In talking with the wireless operator many ship passengers ask the meaning of the three letters used in the distress signal, sos" There seems to be a general opinion that the letters are the abbreviation of three separate words with definite meaning. Persons of an imagi- native trend will tell you that the letters stand for Save our ship" Send out succor, Sink or swim," or some such meaning. The letters signify nothing but that a ship is in distress and in need of assistance. The call is used by all nations as universal code, so that any wireless oper- ator, regardless of the language he speaks, can immediately in- tercept the call of distress. h. asmuch as the call is in use by all countries, it can be seen that the signal can have no meaning n any language. The character of the code makes it a call that can be picked out easily from other signals, being composed of three dots, three dashes, three dots,-Ocean Wire less News.
The border vidette., 1916-04-15
Export Tax Doubled on Sonora copper

Export duties on all copper ores from Sonora into the Unit ed States have been doubled, according to the announcement of the customs officials in Agua Prieta. -.l~':i-
 In the future exported copper from Sonora will pay duty of 63 cents Mexican gold per kilo- gram (2.2 pounds,) against the old rate of B cents, Expressed in terms of United States cur rency and weights, the increase is equivalent to raise from eight tenths cents per pound to Il cents.
 On the monthly productions of Cananea and Nacozari, approx imately four and two and a half million pounds, respectively, the increased revenue will amount to $52,OOO month, to say noth- iug of the. smaller producers, who. will also be subject to the increased rate.
 The order for double duty is thought to be the result of re- cent visit of Luis Cabrera. min- ister of finance in the Carranza cabinet, to Sonora, at which time he advocated the idea that duties on copper exports from Sonora should be based on a sliding scale governed by the selling price of that metal. It is known that for some time past General Gales has been considering the matter.
The border vidette., 1916-04-15

The arrest of Captain Gulley at the instance of Adjutant Gen eral Harris, on the questionable charges preferred, is not a move that will enhance the Adjutant in. the minds of the public. It looks too much like the act of small mind obsessed with desire to get even." The re- moval of Harris and the appoint ment of a man of broad mind, experienced in the handling of men, and familiar with the duties of bis office, would be the proper solution of the problem which now confronts the National Guard of Arizona. The head of a military organization, who has lost the respect of practically the entire rank and file of it's membership. has outlived it's usefulness and should be con signed to the. waste basket. Arizona. has. the material and should be able to boast one of the best regiments of National Guards in the entire country Mesa Tribune, =.
The border vidette., 1916-04-15
Oil From Asphalt-base Crude Wins in
 England.

It would seem that Pacific Coast motorists are not the only ones who believe in oil made from asphalt base crude.
 According to the National Pe- troleum News, such motor oil is very popular in England. The publication referred to prints the following quotation from g. letter received from British marketing company, regarding the use of oil from asphalt base crude, in the isle across the pond:-
 We have sold several thous- and tons during the last six months and we understand from buyers that these oils are giving every satisfaction"
The border vidette., 1916-04-15

Under our law biennial re- gistrations are required. Section 2883 of the revised statutes of Arizona, 1913, reads. It shall be the duty of every elector in the State of Arizona, between the first Monday in May and the 18th day of October, 1914, and between the same dates biennal- ly thereafter, to register with some notary public or justice of the peace, or with the county recorder of the county in which the elector resides, in accordance with this chapter.
 The effort of the Villa raid on Columbus is reflected in the sharp decrease in the amount of ore shipped through the port of Agua Prieta from Sonora. The value of the total mineral export for the month falls below two million pesos, Mexican gold. The exports through Naco, com posed almost entirely of copper bullion and concentrates from the Cananea Consolidated Copper company's Cananea property, shows ar increase of about POO, = GOO pesos, being almost two million pesos, Mexican gold. in value.
 Texas advices are that the usual April, May and June run of grass beef from that quarter will not materialize owing to drouth and that the visible sup ply of fed cattle from Texas will be the smallest in many years. Thousands of Texas grass cattle that would have reached north ern markets during the next 90 days, had feed been available, must be removed to Oklahoma grass and will not show up until July August and Sept. Grass values have advanced sharply in consequence while cattle have declined. Texas conditions will create an even more acute scar city of beef and killers expect hard picking during the next 90 days.-Breeders' Gazette.
 . That the principles of the single tax as advocated by Henry George will be adopted in a modified form by the constitu- tionaliSt government in Sonora, is evident from recent proclaim ation by General P. Elias CaIies, military governor, imposing heavy taxes on holders of vacant property. Lots of the first class pay a tax of one peso per month for each lineal front meter. lots of the second class, seventy five ceutavos silver and lots of the third class fifty cents silver. The same decree also extends the time for the payment of taxes thirty days for those who have rot paid since 1910 in the cities of Guaymas, Hermosillo, Cananea, Nogales, Magdalena and A lamOS
The border vidette., 1916-04-15

George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave, in MOntezuma building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him trial.
 Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
NOTICIAS OFICIALES DE LA
GUERRA.

Paris. niriembrc 25.-El Mini3tc-
RIO de Ia Guerra public6 hoy las ST
gui"rt"s doclaracioneS oficialcs:
I'm atafue hecho por cl cncmigo
sobrc nucStras posicioneS al nortc
de Canny. fuc rechaAado con grana-
das d" mano.'
En- la region de Royc I'm de nues-
ros d"stacamcntos pcnctr6 ccrca
del canine dc Amicns, en- una de las
trinchcras del cncmigo. obligando a
este 4 huir. Los tcutones S~ufricron
pardidaS dc gran consideration"
En- Ia ribera izquicrda de! Neusc,
:frcntc de Vcrdun) Ia actividad de
la artiIlcria ruc cspeciaImcntc intcn-
81 en- la region de Louvemont y las
Chamr-cttcs."
LA ncchc pas6 Ell calma en- ci
gcst3 del frente."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
Mas de cinco mil pri.io-
neros hicieron aver los
a!emanes en- Rumani,

$rr,irio Especial para Ia rRENSA.
BERLIN. Diciembre 26.-El Ministe
rio de la Guerra do cuenta hoy de
cue habian sido hechos p%risioneros
cinco mil quiniantoS soldados de los
ruso-rumanos. AdemdS. cl informc
official da cuenta de las siguientcS
opcracioncs:-'La ciudad de Filipe-
chct, que Sc encuentra sobre la H.
nea fcrrca que CORE de Buzcu 4
Brailia. fuc capturada ror las tropas
tcutonas u purta de bayoncta. A la
frcha. e$tar Siendo bombadeadaS las
noSiciuncs fortificadas que los rusos
ticncn al ]orientc dc la ciudaG menciO
NADIA. En- II Dobrudja las fucrzas
rts,-rumanaS han S!do rcchazaGas
dcSpucS dc una Sangricnta batalla
que Sc IibrG 4 10 largo del frentc de
hatalla que CORE del Lago Babadagh
Il TucrkoatZa."
Las informacioncs publicadas por
pI Ninistcrlo de Ia Guerra de Bull
garia estan en- todo de acuerdo con
las Il" Niena Y Berlin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
LOS PCDERES CENTRALES Is.
IAN DISPUESTCS A ALA
MAR DIFICULTADES

VVT-w-WUNE Ui---~-I-- >. 10
-. .a..,, official .,.,o b.,. .-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
Russia Sc rehusa a entre r
en- negociaciones d.
paz con Aiemania
Dee cue los teut2neS ,e Green VIC
torio'os, y que acePtar So
ofeita de paz, seria re-
conocerles vent jas

fEIh'"AAb. DicI'h'o'' u"
primer" 'AP['-lo" "''c'"' "' ~ &C.
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'Nosotro, admiramoS %rano'm"aj'
los hFmanitarloS motlvoS que ImpJ!-
saro" al PreSIdcntc wilson a d.E'"lF-
Sc Il Ias nacIpnes "~"Hgc"@ht"S ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
iSUFRE listed EN- STLENCi0?

Il hon;bre o mujer que Ic falta cl
TIgor o ia fucrza natural, Sc en-
cuentra en- una misera condici6n.
porque en- TODD tempo Sc haya can
sado del cuerpo sin ganas de traba-
jar, y los placcrcs DC Ia vida no los
goza. Sc encuentra sin animo, Y por
consiguiente, deSmoralizado O com
pleto 81 I'd. Sc haya en- cstas confi-
clones. I'd. necesita tomar Ell ALMA
CORDIAL, il medicinal que da fuer-
Ia y Salud. Mandc SUI nOmbrc V d.
recclca y a vuelta. de corrco lc re
mltiremos detalles de csta malzvi-
llosa medicinal y nucstra ofcrta cs-
pccial. MILLER d CO.. Station 4,
Box 90, SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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CONFERENCIA EN- LA SOBORNA

PARIS, Diciembrc 2G.-Baio la
prcsidcncia del general Pau. ". Pr
card. academico. HI dad7 Ell la So
borna uua conferencia sohrc la re-
poblaci0n. la ~precoErzado alcc&ciI-
mes. primas, exensiones de ~impuestos
! "ef9rmas sobrc las leyes de suce-
sion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
LOS RUMANOS RECAPTURAN
UNA POSICION

PETROGRADO. Diciembre 2G.-
En- la nueva capital del RENO dc Ru-
mania han rccibido noticias de que
las tropas aliadas recobraron una dc
las ~importantcs posicicncS de Ia from
terra de Ia Moldavia. que habia sido
tomada hacc dos diss por los austro-
alemanes.
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SUSCRIPTORES

+ Los suscriptores de LA PREM K
+ SA no dehen olvidar, cgando {"
i cambien de rcsideEcia. darnos =
:: la direction que han tenido y la
que deSeen tener Ell aGelante .
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
Russia.

PETROGRADO. Diciembrc 26.-
RI informe Official dc hoy dice 10
s~iguierte:
En- e. rio BiStrocza nueStros des-
tacamenteS que hacian reconocimien-
toS h~icieron ciento sesenta prislone-
ros al enemigo, entire los que Sc en-
cuertra un Official de alta gradua.
ci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27

miento de paz que prevaiece en- to-
dos los paises europeos, 10 ha afecta-
do para NADIA los p~reParativos mill
tares en- Italia. FL Minister'S dc la
Guerra ACADIA de expedir una ordcn
llamandO al servicio d todos los re-
servistas nacidos en- 1898. Ell %contin-
genie que aportaran egtas classes al
.eiercito italiano, seri muy ~considera-
bic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
Ell GENERAL PELE

FAIRS. Dicicmbre 26.-El gene
raj Pclc. antique jefe del Estado Ma
yor general, que ACADIA de- ser reem-
plazado po- cl general Pcnt. quedara
agrcgado d los servicios lei general
.TOffrc.
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Una flots de los sIiadss
we've q aguas
amerlCdnaG

BOSTON, Diciembrc 2G.-De una
mancra definitiva Sc supo hoy en-
esta ciudad, que una fiota dc los
aliados viene en- canine dc aguas
americanas. Sc dice que ios barcos
de guerra m~encionados viencn con
objcto de proteger el comerci. de los
paises de la Entente
Los buques estan fuertemente ar
mados. ' bicn disfrazaGos. Por IA
zones que Sc comprenden facilmente,
no Sc ha dado IN detallc de la dispo-
sici6n de los barccs, nj ell numero de
eIios, etc. pero de 10 que no Sc cabe
duda es de que vienen en- canine.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27

LA NAyiDAD EN- .ALSACIA.

ALSACIA, riCiembre 26.-Nun-
ca en- la historic de Alsacia, recon
quistada ahora por Francia. ha tent
Go lugar w celebration de las fics-
tas de Navidad, CON mas fervor y
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SuScribaSe listed Il la PRENSA va
Ic 80 cental 0S al mes.

mas e~speranzas que este ahO. BESIDE
las ciudades de i]mportzncia hasta
los ~villorios, Sc c~onmovieron con Ia
llcgada de este dia Y Sc aprestaron
d ~concurrir a los servicios religiosos
yerificados en- los temples.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
APRENDA UN

pur um ~tirnipr linilanr iamu> i
.rrdrr Ia formula " ucriunr> u.:-
"a III hi\tI III lit!n~ ~ IRI~-
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SO"Iu. t'IalHnirra pucdc aprruGrr ct
!rOccdimi' ntn. No rrquiCrc IaU4iidih
irii>iira. Id. prrrdr iITmirar ru rri>;:d
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Ci>. pOr CGirru a.
VI. {. WILLARD.
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Lr- ANGELES. CAL.
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RECORTE

USED Y g1Iarde esta direcrinn. para qin =.
Ia mlieslre 4 Sis aIEIGOS que $urrrn d.
callOs, meZQninUs, Zizoies v granoS de l.,
piel, con 25C. IN iimbreS pOStaic& que M
renl'd, lie 'nanco 4 vuelia de CnrrHO, fran
co De porte. una Cajiia de POnadE Gonza.
Lee. La mrior d@i mu!idJ para csl3s eu-
terinedadeS. Devueiro RI d!l.ero q "a PEI
soma que Sc r;Ira v No Srr~
ESplRTDInS GGNJGipS
J.. -. hpN ~. tRElD TEXAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-27
ITALIA LLAMA A LOS RESERVES
TAS NACIDOS EN- 1895

ROMA, Diciembre 2G.-El senti-
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Travis
TELEFONOS 241l
Nusvo

Entered - >rrlHd- class matter February
=. 1871. at The Po>lufIi"r 1t >IH intuniU,
Tex. under the Nci. Ut HIarrh .. ;S7S.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-24

FraIkowSkt. Edwin L. Lamb. William
sutton. Thomas paN, Frank liutl'r.
STEPHEN = WaEgouvr. Fired ToranEo.
Thomas D. HuNrp-. George a. Funk,
William Nidsivy. walter ~ nts"u,
Giles cheney. Louis q small W.NDW
+ Gueu~crt. STANLEY IU,.sr.ta WI.
liam e. Tuck. Joseph ~rulu,. James
Hidden. Anthony ~kvtutN. James
Creighton. ranat ksrlr. Daniel S"r-
wen. Robert bowman. charles - Nj
Mahop. Adam IfcIHs. TfwuthN con
nullf. o. onas Hurley. 'fIwothl
RurAr pa N.tt prindly Bert D. UIEh.
Th.orhtlgs BtianEer. Charles tari- =,
Er IfrbD charles Rradusr. James "
Tihhie Eob'r; RHkef Edward taber.
"a Patterson. William G8rchow. JAS
Elmer e. Nausnsr. Harry Tr'trr. F1-
Ward Wirth ALVIN Johnson. Mat
Green. John Nanuir-. EHHrrt ~. VI
l'srlsra, Joseph Sun'Ck. VIII am x
Mayhurv. William a GRAY. Herbert
Perrin. g. e. FlefsNwau. william j
Flynn. John popfske AdDlph Re.Hez-
I'blel Joseph Rertrtw William Hon
man Fred Johnson William G4Hsk".
James o.\vtiI BcTf Hart. samuel
nteinherE Henry T. Hasrhua, lr..
James Sumo. George Monroe An
drew ~srunta. William r Johnson
John Gev. William " Cummings.
W no am Nasmund, John NJ - Ross.
Frederick 7 Trrues Joseph Rurns
Samuel T. collins. Abraham Provost,
GEORGE ~ Campbell John A Wylkt.
Edward pin. D : Weir
The Detroit times., 1916-08-24

DETROIT. Aug wheat opened
with a drop % p and the sen~ral
tone Was easy Some declines were
noted In Chicago Opening prices On
THURSDAY. Cash No red whea q
ti53a. september. SIS tA pecem Der.
g. sos May. S. S.. ~. white,
tIFSa
The corn deal rs active ant Arm a.
saisr fo~ cash 40. }. sic for No. ;
yellow and san For or 80 yellow.
oats are STEADY az tsc fnr Old and
~ for npW standard, - - f'r olA
and t6 -.p FOR neW ~. white -
for Septcm Der and IS = ~ IS . for old
40. white
RYE is nm and in good demand ~
Beans are firm af So 'Hr 'wme-
dists and prompt shipment anu =
Tor October.
seeds are easy 40 s. ter 7-trrs red
clover. ss-5 10Y s's.ks $ 81 tor TIM
otlv ard sf0atT fs- alfalfa
Grain receipts ~ '-hlcagC Thursday
we're l39 cars q Nhest. . - corn
ana sos % oats
recefn Der afsaf IN tr.-aSc Opened
Thursday A. s. So e ~. corn az
= = 2 &c and oats a. $50
Liverpool wheat arf .1Tn Closed
unchanged g. "a hEh--
The Detroit times., 1916-08-24
YPSILANTI

n. ~ Aitkin. Of Flint. president 90
On. National tiulstrlnr = TeSIau hs~ntl
alton was one or IN" speakers TINS
afternoon ai the annual meeting 20
the Wssht"uaW Holstein- FTestau as
Sociauyn held a. the Npsiisnu farms.
west ~ the city \. cole, owner
~ the local association and one ~
the most progressive agrtculiuraltsts
iu the vicinity
Mr. and Mrs Bennett " Kief are
entertaining Mrs Della Il Cobh. ~
Washington. ~. g.. and James :
BAILEY. ~ Grand Rapids
FUNERAL services for the late WI
afternoon from the residence on
The death % AIRS James Furlorg
Win BriEhts disease occurred We'd
ursdHN. IN l'r NCtl Gates private hos
pifal On Ann Nrhor \ husband. three
sisters and one brother survive.
MIS- lnttir HaEgerty. ~ Beaumont
Texas Is guest OF James Hcrrick
besptt" objections raised to the
provisions OF the Charles W Dickin-
son viii ~ his niece Miss Mary
Dickinson, the instrument has been
admitted 70 probate IN Judge VIM VI
Murray's court The viii leaves prac-
ucAly the entire estate 10 Mr DICK
inson's housekceper
Mr. and Mrs Melvin J. Lewis. Mrs
Roy q turtlce and Miss Ruth Lewis
Wotored Co Detroit Wednesday
MISS rave Allen Is spending a
month as the guest OF Mrs Harold
Earl. in Hermansville.
Miss Ellen Gould Left "Wednesday
FOR Kalamazoo 10 attend the state
&. r.. toUs tutlou
Tho willis and pefhyshire " e.
T L silver medal contest for women
scheduled FOR Friday evening has. be-
..tusv az the absence ~ several on
the PROGRAM been postponed until
Friday sept
Arthur Hunt. a noted baritone from
- Paul Mimi who has been visit
ing hts grandparents. Mr. and Mrs y
o. Perkins. left Wednesday To study
under oscar SeaEle IN New work
glty tl' Left bN way OF Pittsburgh
Pa, Washington. u O.. and Aunapo-
IL Nd lie Will give a concert at
The latter place
Mr. ard Mrs Clarence Davis and
son. Arthur. motored W ednesiay TO
Pontiac
rrv.tstiops have been received FOR
the wedding - Miss Flossie Pagan.
81: fi.'A. 10 Albert r Booming. ~
Detroit The marriage VIII take place
Thursday mrrnInE. AIg 81, a.
.~inuk % - John a church IN Fen
ION Miss Pagan 's graduate ~ tho
Normal and taught during the past
year iu tho Ighiand Park public
schools ~0a ia WemN Yer 81 m"
Delta fnf sorority
NJ auF Mr. ~" .fhur vr'' ore
tend the annual Fuller reunion 20
The Detroit times., 1916-08-24
,Iua ,nrrrn STOCKS


Jurors fc- the next term - the
WAsr- circuit court save been drawn
as Follows
william Coleman. ANTHONY Ha-
FRs ANuis Ststnhe-g John HtrsrN.
William kinney Ni'.sm Nlng Emil
N".- .es~, benjamin Sanders Alex
EL'-.e Peter Nickel. Charles kl.4,
Charles Roberts BENJAMIN SV'rh.
fFN1 tp1a Harry 2 wright Genrs"
" Ea-Nr samuel Trnek~r. James ~
Drr ORR. Eeksrt capt James Mara.
oliver Ross. Edward Van Notsn. i'-
e-r' ~-u.N .Ny. Francis Rosler.
William Bender. William FrruSe.
G-cr.e Marer. John r " LGm 10y.
CHaE.rs rr pa. Warren NJ Mygaft.
Robert sand. Aatrory GiarkN~r VII
John S.rE-~ Lranjs- Washer TheTls
F. Mccarthy CHARLES Monroe. John
i~tth4. Herman pf'wtr Ausrst
MN Jacob Nasss.. Thomas VII
ztus. 'T frHu g. ilt-Esr'E. Richard
IS miller EJ,vard D. Sweeney raul
I--t t- Is i.an Shal Z. 2 W lev.
lead ... frfzvAs M.l'4am cast.
N. S.snt Israel NarFfz. lanes
Loo. F-aue cook Lus.s Lender. 81.
o Becker claude % fs'n Mike.
ff,-- Nrs- 'aoat.s f- Es, rord
-.--r.s0 Ettr-ru4 MAna|e' IEarlRS
1875. Peter fI lyman john Fairfax.
w ~ -'.a- Walter Kingdom
ft.rr.Hr Nra#E ~ ...aw Kelly. F'-
-r.. tt.-r' N...H~. FafueHt"r.
"a .s.r h'H"r' l's Rose.
f.- ..f 's- r.. Foley. Emil Ma
t... F'.E N...a.s~f George A. Va
.t.a Charles H,-tsS George o. Nj
--..-s ..sr.a= Sessions Valentine
r' A..Fr' NaRrr Nty3 '.-
.rr. Es Ms-'awtsr. August
The Detroit times., 1916-08-24
Geographic FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Local

he held FRIDAY ip InadIla
Mrs Kate WainVtIEht OF ClsarN
college. ant son Meade Hrp spend .ng
two weeks at Sand iHN,
Frank T. lr WITT is mokIu- tra-
tcrlal Improvement. Coo hIt rrprertv
ON South Washington
James j. curry has purchased n
hne home across from Recreation
park ON West 'uugrpss ST.. from \
W Woodbury.
The annual reunion or the lee fam
lies viii eho held rhuradnN Aug n.
In the homo 81 Nj and Mrs George
Gtll. lr near cherry HIN
Prot ana Mrs D. II Mitchell will
NOV" next week from The lindIlrs
house on FurCst-avV. go tho cole
house ON South Normal ~
MI snd Mrs william case. 81 FL
mira y Y. are visiting the parental
home near RawsunVilir
The Detroit times., 1916-08-24
NEw YoRK CoT-roV u,Rkr1
PITTSBURGH TRUST
COMPANY FAILS

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug rs Tho
Central Trust company. Nall IN
sututlon at Pennaye. and Twelfth
ST. was closed today Bad loan
and overdrafts fnrccd this action. sc.
cording tc notice posted on tho
doors
The bank vas pstronized Target,
by commission merchants and bad
deposits of $500. 900.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-24
NEW Non krRnnICr M,nI.rr

NEW YORK. y Y. Aux. % -
Flour; Dull, irregular. Pork Firm
mess. t29W $3.50 Lard Firm mid
dlswest spot. sitikH14.5 sugar.
Raw. quiet. centrifugal g6-test. $3.50
0bkh; muSscOyado sg-teHt tlas re-
nnsS. guist cu! i.st; S.isi crushed.
lated. TN7.So. Coffee Rio No r on
epot shc. TRllow Firmer special
sAc. city, nc; country "a asLr
Hay Firm. prime, ti.3o, No. !. sSa
e0c, clover t0c0fi10. Dressed pouI-
Sna si9sfc. fowls. i5Hsasc; duck
Long Island. ale. 1--we poultry. Firm
geese, lac; auccks. iTG2lc. fowls. M
Nishc; turkeys ls4 iSc, roosters
1fc; chicken, broiierH. slRg7r
Cheese Firm: state milk. common 10
epeoiaia ii1ishc. skimA common
20 special. bniaLc.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-24
STEEL OPENS
EIGHTH DOWN
Other Issues Show Irregular
Upward Ten
dency

NEW YORK, Aug 24-S'ecl com
mon opened down Is a. ~ 81 on
the stock exchange today. in a mar
ket which showed irregular price
changes. though the general trend
seemed TO be fractionally upward.
Crucible Steel rold up a. - Il,
Republic was up IS and Bethlehem
on "a.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-24

Toledo

TOLEDO Aug a -|l0se--W = fsF-
Cash; 'i,s. ,seI;, $50 D.
ssi.c sept. SIZE. bee. Sc NAV.
sec oats cash Ei7c. sept IS
Dee. 5l@c MAY SSc Rye CASH.
;I2o Cioversesd cash. ,slS OCT
- IS Dee. 1918 Alsiks Prime. SO
Timothy Cash. t2t5. Eutter Brick
creamery. 1.c. tub creamery. &c.
Eggs Fresh. candled. &c. fancy. Sc
iects. zoe. Hay Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1916-08-24

egeemsry arsts. CSC ID: dairy. &c NJ.
Do4kaxe ffc 10.
N uUup Fresh receipts. cases inciud.
nfsts nfc; current receipts a. y