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finirtsr Gut 2caf $3.50; poiUbereb
$3.50; Cubes $s.70; grnnuIirier $s.s
90; gonfectiOners .M1 $50; Off
~ 10000; fpsiber tgtro $3.50
40; ertra g" $3.50 per bunbert
pfuHo.
MoIdffes IN ftetia - gleip
Orleus Open aettfs 4565c; Gsns
trifusdf 25--34c per 0dllone.
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1876; flirSe Rippenieitsn 134-13ac;
Bellies 10 -15se.
Bacon. - Ghort clear Seitel
14s-151c; erira ibort clear Seiten
14l--15c; fbort Rippenieiten 15Ae--
16e; Bellies 16t-17e.
Susgr gureb Steif@. -
S9inten 19-19Ac; pitnic G9ultern
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dens Beef S4insen 27a-28le' per
pfunb.
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Sdinfen 16-161c; pitnie SduIs
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penfeit.n 12a-13c: ibort clear
Rippenisitsn 13-13ac; ertra ibort
clear Rippsnieiten 12a-13e; Bellies
lei6t. ia -1she; Bellies. i&psrs
163-17ac.
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Winter fanep $5.Oo-5.25;
Wint.r familp $4.50-4.75; Winter
extra $4.00-4.25; Wintsr orbinarer
S3.50-3.75; 5drtes W,issn pdtent
$5.50-6.00; 9drtes Wsisen faucu
$5.00-5.25; 5artes Wsissu famiIp
$400-4.25; Roseen. Rortbipeitern
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17ae per pfb. RO. 2 DO. 1s4-16hc;
per pfb. Gitn gut6ers frii6e II
174c; bo. GoifrtrD 13-14c; friide
aal6feIe 23-24c; No. / gulIen 12c;
Wo. 2 bo. lie.
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ek Ra&frase na& Tarlsben mar ssins
bsloseste srsbe MID bic @eIddifs feines.
ipses tsbbaft Die Sinsraien linb unper.
aHotrf esbIlsbsn. G;nioe Sanfen beuate.
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tSaHe, ext Gmifersam &C pro WulDen
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Gier. Warit lebbaft. yrima
firits 5iibnersisr 21e; firffs 2Ose;
orbinGre firifs 19tc; fetorbs 18c per
Dubenb; gnteneisr 2oe; @duieeisr
35e per Dubenb.
@efliigel. = Rd6frdae aut,
Warft fieiig. - groiltrs bon 14-1a
pfb. o0-35e; iibtr ID pfunb 37c;
5dbne 10e; Siibner 17e; 5rutbiits
ner PIC; bo. NIT frummer grufi
10-12c; gul Csc; junse gnten Is
Poe; alts DO. 11-14c; @dnfe g.
9c. - 9llte Sauben $1.50 bas Sus
senb.
Obit unb gemufe
aepfsl. = @uts 4spfel $3.50
400; ssp5bnIide $2.25-3.25 per
gbl.
3itronen. = California $500
4.50 per Rifle; Zines S1.00-1.i0
per aifte.
Oransen. 0absls $500
ESQ; galencia S2.50-3.50 per Rite.
pfirfi6e. = Georgia ehiHg5
$500 per gu.
Rirf rf9en - ginbeimiife, $500
2.50 per Crate Don "a Dts.
Sta delbeereu = $1.75-
200 per Crate BON "a Qts.
Orb besren. 9anbn $1.25-
200; 4roma $1.25-2.0O; sinbsimis
f6s $1.50-2.25 per Crate BON "a
Quarts.
ananas. $1.75-2.5o per
Crate.
aartoffeln. - Ginbeimiide
$3.75-4.00 per 86l. II. $1.20-1.30
per gu. bonn StOr.. = Sunse ylOs
riba $2.5o-5.O0 per gu. = Wi6is
gan s1.15-1.20 per gu. auf BEN
Geleifs.
SHBtartoffeln. WiiI.
$500; SennsTss 50 -90e.
Hbdbarber. 10-15c per
9nbsnb ginbel.
gurtsn. - Jloriba $2.25-2.5o
per Camper.
5omatsn. syloriba $2.75-'
3.25 per Crate bon feds aDrben.
Weibt Ri Il BEN. = $500 per
gbl.
gfumenfobf. - ginbsimiTasr
75c-$1.00 per 8u.
Sunse gr6fen. = Ginbeis
mii9e ileine $2.25-2.50 per gu.,
anbere S3.00-3.25 per 2 gu. Sad.
graut. WiHiHippa S2.25-2.s
30 per Crate.
3piebeln. MuspGrtige gel>
Be $3.50-4.00 per Gad Don bunSeri
BIB. Grpital Weibe s2.0o-2.25 per
gu.
Spinat. GinnbeimiI5sr 25-|
35c per 9u.
9rinegobnen. Jloribd,
1.5o-$1. .S5; alabama $1.25- -150
per 5amper.
aarottsn. gin5eimiide ST.
)0-1.25 per 9u.
Qanbprobutte.
6eu. - Ro. ! 1imotbn 5000
1850; go. 2 simOtbp $500
1880; Qo. 3 simotbp $15.00-I
$50; Ro. l asmiihier alse $500; |
70. 2 alee $1,000; Ro. / alse S13.s !
70; go. 2 alee s11.0O; Sieiises ali.
alfa S11.50-14.0o; Weitlides
;7.50-21.00 per 5on, Weisenitrob
;7.50-S.0O; ROsssniiro3 $3.50
900.
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ietig. aleie $21. 1.50-22.O0; |
Ribolinas arobes S24.50-25.O0; bo.
zines s27o0-2s.0o 90; ssmif9iss 5uts
sr $23. $3.50.
SGmereien Martt iietig.
= af.elamen $6.5O-S.4O auf BEN
geleiie unb $8.50-9.50 per Bn. pom
store, simoibp S2.S0-3.5O bonn
5tpre; 9sutiher Millsi $1.4o-175,
eip0bnlifer S1.30-1.40; guhpeis
en- 95e-$1.o0; JiadsIaamsn s2.s5
er Blu.
9erf6iebenes.
Dele. Rartt ifsiis. asin5l,
DIES Zoe per BalIone In partien bon
-4 gbl. Gsiohtss 1c mebr; Hp. 1
,aroDl 74c; Cotton Sesb Oil, raffis
irtes Ssc per 9aIlone, 9erpsntin Ate
I partien BON / big 5 Synb unb
0c in gartien bon 10-25 GalIonsn
|etroieum, Ohio Carbon 120 Grab
c; bo. $50 grnb sac; Seabliebt It's I
jrnb 9h-10Ae; Reb Groipn gdfoIin
4e; Rapbta 28c per GaIIcne In Oar
sn poi 1-5 gbls.
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)bio Riper s1.05 per gbl. bon 28O
IT,. Jubrlohn bin5ussfiist.
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.itr 10a -10ae; DO. Gountrb 81
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&obfen. - Marti ru6ig. gous
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Cincinnati, 8. Suni 1916.

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unb Maultbieren in Der perfloHensn
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Sn Der 9erIegenbett.

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tenb, in ipel9em etl1 &laptsritiul17er
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meine Sptttr2" -
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bic mar AUDI Oerfttnllnt."
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rem perben In Sdeiben esI6nitten
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briibe unb reibli1er Niild noh, sibt
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iperben. Sol6e, bic Tisrsn ni9t germ
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fleiT6tpiirit6er, bic iie dber rift aIlein.
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den iebr piel bersbafter. Sas, Semitic
fam gum S6Iub nit siusn. gan3srtI
Gi abssSogsn perbsuns
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Es uE'iass i'm pieftssH Glsaringbeus 81.
'isfsn li@ beule auf $685., $50.
sstsifetsritatem
Sls Snbilripiisnen fur bic llniteb Noiors
so, atilen idbienen tsafe bic sanje auf.
mtfiiamteii tn anipru@ 81 nspiIien uHo
e.s Jnpsftoren f9tsRea lih torulie unt tie
afiien su ieibsn. obnobl iie ptais oosr q ar
nidlfs absr ben Stano Der nsusH Weleaipaft
pinsH Der 1aarii I'M aassmttnsn mar
rupis.
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lie Die @ntenmutter ieIbIt perrid)iet.
sSeml iie Oas 9teit perI1Bt ninnnt iie
ein @no, brinpt ieiid)te 5cocrn mt,
nne be 6enttisteit gebt aui Die
@ier iiber.
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FIRST CALL
g sniieH Gin. Gas & electric. ...... 7sA
~ alt'en Ohio gtrtss Gas. s............ 1858
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-06

Cincinnati, 5. Suni 1915.
Isbtsn As Stunbsn. psrsIi6sn nit bers
islben 3sit ber psrsanssusn Wo9e
fpdren ME ioIdt:
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
latest JOB OF ARMED THUGS IS
ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP CASHIER OF
BRANCH OF FEDERAL STATE BANK
Plucky Official Drives Rob
bers Away With Gun--Wide-
Open Town Heaps Up
Court Docket

bandt went
mind cashier $4,000 would
Detroit during the last few weeks.
find himself
pistol unmaskd ordered
him the dough"
quickly
his assaiants Without
o
confident he hit Of them he noticed the break from
a imping stride.
Lorko o
when bandits showed the pistol cashiers wicket He
Immediately ducked
the holdup
Wiercbicki a bookkeeper.
Stacked the and the safe $4,000
VIII a
precinct
sight large giving
the officers amounted little They late
anything
police charge Of
successfully followed Burroughs bandits whose
netted 100000.
r.
hold Federal
daring
suburbs this The glazing
a holdup
the outskirts of the This bandit also automobile,
obtained $4,000 the collector whom he bound
a clump bushes
OF
carnival OF bandit
Fennigsdorf Nnemierd
reports show aened daily by minor hup assaults cpocke Jobs
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
FIFTH AUTO
VICTIM is DEAD
Another of Ann Arbor Party
Succumbs To Injuries Re-
ceived In Wreck

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Sept. 6.--An.
other death was last night added TO
the toll OF the automobile accident
near Sandusky. o., Tuesday. in
which MIR. and Mrs Don Stark,
Harry Milman and Norman Eschel-
bach were killed when their ma
chine skidded into a ditch
Paul Reule. who suffered a con.
cussion of the brain and was oper-
ated on Tuesday noon, died in San
dusky last night as the result OF his
injuries.
Irwin lleusel and Martin Jacobus.
the two other members Of the party
are In q serious condition.
According TO members OF his fam
lily here. Harry MiIlman was soon
10 have been married. HIS intended
bride being an Ypsilanti girl. Miss
Grace Maddux. All his furniture
had been purchased and the bride.
tobe had her linen chest filed.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Cen. MOTORS
MOVES UPWARD

70 \ hitch ip the proposed readjust.
mcnt OF the capitalization OF the
General Motors co. was responsible
Tor an announcement, Wednesday.
postponing the meeting of the Off
GERS and> directors set for thursday.
in New York, for several days.
The terms OF exchange. it is an
nounced are to be ] l-3 shares OF
the new preferred for one share o.
the old. which is now selling around
i27 and l2S IL
General Motors has been unusually
active as a result OF the approach.
ing meeting.
General Motors was among ,lW
most active issues on the Detroit
exchange "Wednesday morning.
Jumping FIVE points e., tie opening
Tradine was widely distributed AMI
stronger than thy preceding day.
Minnesota Sugar showed an i'm
proycmcnt Of three points in tho
bid, while the offering was two
points and a half higher than the
previous day with little stock avail.
able
Motor stocks were particularly
strong Chevrolet was up three
points in the bid: Maxwell Motor
common was up a point with pre-
fcred up q hall and Stuicuakcr wa.
UP point While aigo-DeJroit re-
manned et,ady.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Trail Also Leads To
Social Climbers
Circles
NEWLY RICH
BLACKMAILED
Photographs Used To
EXtOrt Money From
Victims

NEW YORK Sept 6 The slimy
trail o Now Works. white slave In.
vostigation. with It's wrecks ~
young girls AMI IT, stories OF men
who lived OF the earnings" of
women held in virtual bondage. was
pointing nearer today 10 probable
nntanglcmcnt ~ az least onr police
officer in alleged bribery aud extcr
tion through which tho system IN.
been kept alive, according to owl
drncc in the hands OF District At
torncy Swan
Spreading its faues from tho
streets, the white sidye ring reached
into the circles of social climbers"
he near society" folk. the latest
(Confinued IN Page TUol
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Official Board of North
Woodward Methodist
So Decides
DIR. RICE WILL
REMAIN HERE
Expansion Program
OutgrOwth of His
Call To Chicago

Rather than lose its pastor. the
Rev. NJ. S. Rice. the official board
OF the North Woodward Methodist,
tuesday, night. voted to build a new
edihce at cost OF approximately
$4,000 TO replace the present com.
paratively new structure
Mr. Rice recently received a call
to St. James Methodist church i'm
Chicago, one of the largest churches
in the country He advised the
church beard uf the call and on what
terms he would consider declining
It These included the building of a
new church to meet the gre wing de.
mands Of the congregation.
The new edi6ce will comprise two
units, a unit OF worship and an in
stitutiOnA unit The former will
accommodate nearly 3,OOC persons
The Sunday school auditorium will
take care Of ecu lily as many persons
and Will be n part Of the institution
al division. The entire program en-
braces the construction Of an edifce
that will be among The large st and
finest in the United States
The present church il at Wood.
ward and Melbournt-avcs.. and has
a frontage on Woodward-ave. OF 49,
feet with a depth Of half-a-block. II
was built in 1902
Mr.. Rice received the call to the
Chicago church more than a week
ago He refused az The time TO con
firm or deny n report To that effect
and In the meantime forces were al
work 10 bring about the desired i'm
provements.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Berlin Reports Prog
ress Repuised, Says
Bucharest
BRITISH CAPTURE
ALL LEUZE WOOD
French Beat Of Heavy
Countcr Attacks
BY Germans
BIZ WILBrR $. FoRREsr.

tStoa CO,vcSDDHdsLf CBEea Press }
LONDON, sept Is \ hold Cor
man stroke, aiming az III" tarly cap
luro az BucharsD capital or Ru.
mania. was revealed in dispatches
from Berlin to4ay
The German. ana HlJsars have
concentrated artillery and men
against the STRONGLY fofuded Ru-
inan!an hyidseh,ad a Turakan, or
the Danube. unlg 40 mile, southeast
81 Bucharest The Gcrman war office
this afternoon announced the cap
lure 81 seven RuUnuian works near
Tutrakan. followirc IN" occupation
cr advanced positions announced
yesterday
Tutrakan lies a. the erd of raa.
way leading along q riy.s valley de
rectly 90 bucharest The Germans.
n r. believed here hope fe cross the
Danube. strike DOWN thi, valley and
inGict a scvcro blow on Tie morale
of the Rumanian people by selling
their capital while the main Ru-
manian army IS Invading Transylya.
MIA
Bucharest dispatches. however.
assert that th" frontier Is VOL pro.
tectrd and that bucharest D. in NO
danger from That direction. The
Rumau.an war Office today anucs0r.
al the r.pals- ns thr Gtn1auii ulgar-
CContinucd Oh Pncc Tv"l
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Says Increased Enroll
ment Threatens
Chaos In Detroit
EDUCATION NOW
TAKES TOO LONG
Teachers Hear Super
intendent At Annual
Institute

Disorgf ni7ation or he city's school
system is threatened by the tremen-
dous increase IN tna numoer OF
pupil enrolled anG tie growth in
population Supt Chas. r. Chadsey
declared no the annual teachers in.
stituto Wednesday, in Central high
school About 400 teachers, mos,
OF whom ara instructors IN the pri.
mary grades, gathered for the CON
ferences
Work in one school differs from
work IN another" declared Dr..
Chadsey 1T is hard To maintain
uniformity Of sjandieda Parents
must be assured Of equal advantages
for their children I'M nj the schools.
and should not be- forced 10 move
from one section o. the city 10 an
other because they imagine better
educational ADVANTAGES gre To b.
had in any given section"
students waste time in school
ID" Chadsey said, graduating so late
thar in profas sional careers they are
often - yeas old before they are
ready fer effective work.
Cotton as "a social factor" was
tho subject of an address by j.
Pau' Gocde Wednesday morning 4
talk Wa scheduled in the boy-
gymnasium on Human behavior '
by r. - Pearson and one in the
girls gymnasium. on Hearts az
health Conferences for practically
every section Of the primary schools
were set for the instructors in these
sections.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
DISCUSS i. S.
EXPEDITION
Withdrawal of Pershing'S Men
First Issue For
PrObers
Bv CARL u. GROAT

tSiuf Correspondent tHiieq Press.
NEW LONDON. Conn, Sept g.
Withdrawal OF the American eNpe-
dition from Mexico Is destined to
be the FIRST question discussed by
the American and Mexican commits
sioners who held their nrst meeting
here today IN the joint conference
designed to settle all Mexican prob.
lens.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Recount In First of
First Increases mo"
Vote 1907
LINDSAY OPENS
BALLOT BOXES
Council Gives Author
ity After Lively
Squabble

The primary election ballot boxes
arc now actually open and the char
ter amendment recount under way
In spite of the fact that it fas been
declared against the law. The re.
count in tho FIRST precinct OF the
First ward increases the mo" vote
on the four-ycar term amendment
about 100 per cent
The vote rs originally returned
WAS = Ups" and aine no. while
the recount figures aie II ives" ana
Il no" ON tho imerIment pro.
Continued on Pa.c Two.D
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
Committee Declares for
Independent Work
BY Women
POLITICIANS ARE
DISCOURAGED
Plan StrOnv Blows In
Fight For WOmen's
Rights
by TNLTEn pPEee

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J., Sept 6
To no party or no candidate Will
go the Endorsement Of the National
Woman Suffrage association. which
went into convention here Today.
This much was decided upon after a
struggle in the executive committee
which began early Yesterday after.
Continues on rage TwoD
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06
II. A. Jones Company
Entertains Sales
men In fuller
employees VOTE
FOR NEW CLUB
James SchermerhOrn Is
Elected To Make Two
Addresses

Members Of the sales and Office
I.rco of The II A. Jones Real Es-
tate Co.. 10 The number Of about 200.
met ror their weekly luncheon on the
Hotel Tul'er roof at noon, Wednes-
day The luncheon, like those held
every week was informal. but legis-
latNe ana executive as well. II is q
part Of the system of the Jones com
pany 10 make every member of the
Istad a director Of the business. and
h is at the weekly luncheons that
details OF business are discussed.
voted upon and settled as finally as
though by the mandate of the presi-
| dent of the company.
I'm keeping with this policy il was
decided 20 establish club OF EN-.
p'oyns and committee will be ap-
pointed m once to formulate plans
for he permanent organization.
This club will not supplant the reg.
Hl1r weekly meetings Of the staff,
where every member has as much
jo say as The head OF tho concern,
but viii supplement H. The organ
iza'iou viii DO known as the big
Brothers club" IFS purpose being to
sist in many ways new members
of The staff, both personally and in
a business way. The big brother
spirit has always been an influ nee
in the Jones organization. but tho
urc, ~ plan is 10 crystalline and
accen'uate A.
The "wednesday session was pre-
sided over Jointly by n. A. Jones,
president Of The company. and Guy
w Ellis, vice president and sales
manager. James Schermerhorn,
publisher NJ The Detroit Times. was
the principal speaker
Bowlng 10 The sacred traditions
of the organization. MIR. Schermer-
horn forborc 10 spcal; until he first
submitted the question to the mem
bers Having been elected 70 the
/ Office OF speaker unanimously. Mr.
Schcrmcrhoru then asked the meet
ing 10 select his topic for him. sub
hitting a number that he suggested
for afterd'nncr remarks True TO
its training. The organization almost
without a dissenting vote decided
that Mr. Schermrrhoru should talk
on cuisines Is business" The
speaker suggested that the topic en-
braced the motto and the purpose
OF the Jones ORGANIZATION
I'm his address Mr. Schermerhorn
briefly skctchcd the history OF bust
ness from ancient DAYS down 10 the
present. from tbc days Of the pound
az flesh down TO the time when the
finer conception of business was TO
render such a valuable service that
party 20 q transaction might prop
erly be regarded as one that served
in such a way that DC would be re-
membcred lovingly he pointed out,
20 the statesmen of real estate pres.
cnt the road 10 real success-the
transaction OF business in such a
manner that the salesman might
render "A real service both 10 his
company and 10 the client The
profit should be adequate, but the
method should be honorable. tic
d'cricd the business system that
means only the pIiuc of dollar on
top Of dollar without regard ia
methods
AZ The conclusion of his address.
Mr. Schermerhorn. 20 the request
of the statesmen spoke on the Ques
tion OF advertising publicity and
kindred subject-.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

More eloquent than the ringing
voice OF any orator that ever thrill
cd a multitude was the mute and
motley crowd that shuffled into the
recorders court, Wednesday morn
ing, at the very hour when armed
thugs were trying to hold up a
branch Of the Federal state bank
Sulenly they filed in until more than
400 persons had stood before the
Continued on PAGE TwoD
The Detroit times., 1916-09-06

WASHINGTON, Sept 6.--The sen
ate today voted to take up the
Owen corrupt practices act. The
vote was 80 to IA The debate on
the bill began Immediately Tn
less filibuster develops, the mea-
sure, even in the opinion OF those
who voted against taking II NJ. was
expected 10 pass within few hours