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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17

In the March Womans Home companion is an article ut ID
Agnes Repplier preparedness in which she says tn
The of Uncle Sam opening his tattered unh ooa
with the remark, Here's hoping doesn't rain exnr is
the attitude of and to whom history has toN
nothing. Why should deem ourselves safe? The o
offers protection in this century than did the M
terranean five hundred years ago. large civilian no
ton offers protection than it did when ~ OF
dorc Italy We cannot that in nob
way for distinctly in the way of the coveted S
American trade We say that are not worth yer
vadng When Field Marshal Butcher gazed upon t I rvd
dor of London he said with the robust simplicity of his
What town to ootr The splendor Of New York lvina
fenseless her beautiful harbor is enough to MAKE No
Butcher turn regretfuy in his grave Our treasury is
ing with the Allies gold Our wealth. like the weal exc
Carthage aront to the world Our neutrality has ent
us neither friendship nor respect It has NOT off
from repeated arons 1t has saved our ctiz on
and children-from destruction The snk cali
the Lustania the Arabic, the 'Heperan and tbo e OF
coma were tributes paid to our lmitless orbaar
may be capacity for decepton we can
base orr homes for the future unon tbA tandr oalke
in the past ,, "n ha1
-
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17

The first inmation public that Lewiston is "a M ou
real Republican paper when the toastmaster at
Lincoln Day banquet at the junction city last Saturday
the announcement that Hugh e. Donnell had decd -:
engage in the newspaper business that place. and t 49,
paper would be genuine, Atwood and yard wide Repu oud
-, o the
Doe mas excellent rating IN Idaho county, where mis- on
engaged in the newspaper business for manv Years \ less
Kookia Later he formed partnership with Rnlon Of ,a q
Enterprise but has found Cudesac like Kooska foo o 10
and crcumscribed in it's for healthy business
and expansion; hence the decision to enter the Lewiston @
ODonne has made reputation for himself in tbO @ Tn :
oh as bright Photographer and systematic business mabsh
ae ANY man VINO can clean up as nice wad of the nemns)
IN small country town he did in Kooska certaind
De aole 10 MAINTAIN his financial equilibrium in .re
broader ana better hed which has competition frat
standpoint Others have entered that field aouny
failed but French friend with the bernian
MS nat into the arena without the bat of eye bout
qulver OF muscle and have been badly fooled Omit
oui eS'ate Oh him. ne Will win out Here's hoping on's
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17
A REPUBLICAN AFTER All.

Inc greatest force in reuntng the Republican party is
woodrow Wilson, That is apparent in the statement of the
Boston Transcript in commenting George E. Mer,s in
terVlew with Colonel Roosevelt Referring to the Coones
OF support to either Justice Hughes Governor
Hadley or ex-Secretary Knox, the Transcript saws:
Judging by the general drift it seen here the for
mer president inevitably coming back into the Repubi
can party for reasons simple that they need hardly be
explained His one passion is the overthrow of the vii
son administration for which he has supreme contomn+
ana ne knows that this be accomplished only throneb
reunion of Republicans
PRESIDENT Wilson personfes Democracy and all that u
stands for Republicans of mind in opposing Dmoc
acy and all that stands for In order to overthrow
ac they must overthrow Mr. Wilson That is Colonel Roos
event one desire as well theirs When this test is anned
the Colonel finds that he is still Republican
what is 1T that makes Colonel Roosevelt of ono MIND ia
on the main issue of 1867 Surely it is the ;
Mexican fasco miscaed policy; the long
ckerg over the lnsitania the division in
party on the necessity of national defense
Tue escapades which Bryan permitted to indulge in
OF state the marpot schemes of shipping leosa
non the menace that the Underwood tariff will again ht
INDUSTRY when peace returns The colonel realizes tbat
matter what quarre and differences on minor Questions b
y nave had with former party associates he is after all
epqDncan AS his gorge rises with disgust at Wilson ad
al wilson works. ne looks around for sturdy red boodad
American and he instinctvey seeks one among Rennbn
-Oregonan. e hepuoncans.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17

Inc democratic state central committee will moot j.;
aarcn o. Wonder if Mr. Elder national committeean II
o caed on the carpet to explain why he dsregarded tb
Oh majority of Idaho Democrats in the distrbno
plumsf There is strong opposition to him among
he rank and fle but the state committee dare not % Ing
Chairman Pence it is said wants to keep Elder on h
ana otner members of the committee are expected 70 f
faithful when the man who is responsible for SO MANY .h u
left in charge of the eats at the federal I
counter-Cudesac Enterprise W eoerai iuncn
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17

December o1s per cent of imports 70
products No revenue was paid to tba r W." 4la1 on
tnere was no decrease in the cost Of l;
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17

a aso resident Wilson declared we have an adequate
than +vo 'ei we nad been vexed by Mexico for morp
he saws al an aiter the sinking of the Lusana NoVp
raidno into even enough men 70 keep bandits ronV
at Pr;nooton III a'es territory IL of the students
been he 1,d ~ as SLOW learning the president has
first sorost eeh given dismissal at the end of thep
80 ooinesleT.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17

troducad b;lI u AeAas Democrat, of course, has
the radpot;on :; uoe government salaries account
right senate e M from the customs tariff That is
of con Nh 80 VIII unit Inc reduction to those membe
M ior the Dill that cut off the revenue.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17

If the president to explain his Mexican nolcv lar M
INN come down into Texas, said conor f than sst
state "The folks down there will oive b; 1t &c
unlty but he will have to do MIGHTY Io+ r. - wa; A 81
situation border line as it has boe f h t tvnsad
notb; 10 reconcile citizens the dos said
Il I y tna mas prevailed They cannot understandings til
the federal administration ~ "
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17

how - ole ihs tnat Dahles all human COMPREHENSIVE
try out OF war when the American neonla 90 n;+ m on
posed to war? And when Won hear narson COW tbo+ 4
Roosevelt president this country would h n1d nt
Of 49, p - uowh hat ne talks to hear his head rattkr
imagination is such that his store of nart;san ;d %
noise like boiler Observation-Disclosures Enterprise
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17
THE SOUTH HANDS BRYAN ANorHER 1EMon

opposition to preparedness is the same kind of vnn
issue for Mr. Bryan free silver proved in 1906 and %
in 1900-it enables the other fellow r. win nv
800 or Inc democratic nomination for Represents
- e 'n MISSISSIPPI District was fought the pre-
re ,'9ue anu w W. Venable, pronounced advocah
OF National defense, by plurality Of $500 landslide
him. = 00o' " '' w.
Mr. Bryan has relied on the south for snnnor+ i; HI; f
against preparedness, because it ssknows something Of T
horrors of war; He forgets that the South is naveh
not 'too proud to fight when horror is involved As
did not finch from the horrors of war in 1851 e5 whom .
fought for states rights would it now erudge man or M
lar for defense of the Nation honor and security % s
like the North, fears the horrors of mnofance and ;b
more than it fears the horrors of war =
Those Senators and Representatives who have h b
tlzed by Mr. Bryan's talk of peace at anv nrca would 10 @
y ~ ~ voice Vi mississippi and wake up.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

bic WaIpnrsisnadt. burdaus msIos
bramdtiih bebunbelt iinb. Stellenipets
fs jisisert iid IN bsiben Sbsilen bas
Wort gum 0sIdns, -um bann pisoer IN
ben mathematician Spredton bis
gum p5nigsn S9fpeisen Der Ululit
binab5piinitn. Die erjsnsel finssn,
sbenio bic DaHsiseiftsr, bic Salds
tbeas WlulhsIpagen umihpdrmsrI.
bic nebelnmbiiuten 9rpianerinnen auT
bsm r6tbislbafisn Meas CUR mittslal'
ierIihen Burg unb bic Genisn, be
sgauit am anfans bss 5ipeiien sbeiles
bem 9eben siiriidgeben. grisl fpri9t,
BON 5artsn 2ltiprbsn besleitet, absr
au6, ipenn bic Genisn peri9pnnoen
iinb; pdbienb syauiis berrliHen Ros
noloa, Der tptbsr in RbptbHlif non
Dpnamit gsbsmmt ipsrOen bari. tlingi
es aug bsm Drdsiier gang lsiis bdrs
auf. ipie .3ittsrperlsn', BON bensn IN
beiIiser Morsenfriibs gIume nnb
gIatt triefen. 2eudtsnber nod font
es 6etauf, ipenn bic lebten Woris Dsrs
ballt iinb unb uns Der gauf bes Dras
mas an ben aaiierhof fiibrt.
.2lm farbisen glbslan5 habsn mir
bns 9eben :" gluh oieit @orte ipas
rem mir cine RidtTdnur. ipie nett bic
srobe Jarbsnssbsrin Mniit i'm
rsyauit4 mitSuiprs6sn babe.
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llsbrfebuns fsrtig mar. Gin Ianses
unb trasifdsS S9ipeissu, bas nsbrers
Winutsn bauerte, folgte Der UorIs<
Tuns Der iiberfsbisn Jtpts,
Ger @tneralisiretdr BRAD oIs srs
ffsr bos Safpsissn. Baron BON her
sin ipanbte iid an ben ariegsminis
ifer unb frdeie: Sinh mfr bertit, 6trr
WiniIter2" Rsuss S6tpeigen, fiir3er
als bds porausgsganstns. aber ntht
ipeniaer sinbrudsppn. gllsbann ant'
tucrtett 5err be Broeqnepills ithr rus
big, pollfommm 6srr fetner ftIbii,
ldnafam unp bic Worts betonenb:
ga, mir iinb bersii. Die Ncbiliiis
runa poIl5ieht ii6 punberbar. Sis
bal eeiisrn Uloresn besonnen nno
lit ihon fat besnbet. Worsen atbsnb
ipirb bic armee mori9bsreit iein -
folie es n5ibig irsrbsu, foear f4on
morssn 5riib". pl5Bli4 5Op Der Mis
niItsrprGii5snt feine llbr: Ga 1T jsbt
ahi; mir 'miiHsn iofort btm aonis
Mitibeilung MAIDEN unb Seine Widies
ffdi bitten, auf 9 ubr ben Miniiterrat
ins pdiais al bsrufsn., Gr begdb iih
ing pdlais unb unterrif,teie ben 2os
Mig BON bem @orsefdlltnen. Baron
be Goffisr beeab ii9 on ben GHis
iuurf elmer qniiport duf bds beutite
llltimotum. Gr iaaie: .Da i4 ieinen
3peifel an bsm Sim unf.rer gnt'
mort bsse, 70 bssinn. ih bersits bas
nit, Inn Sci. gu geipinnen'.
Die geraibung unisr Dem Dcrs
iib Reg a5nies besnnn nm 9 lbr
9tbenos, fpurbs um Mitisrna6t unisrs
broten, ssssn a3 lIhr WOresns Don
nsusm bseonnsn unb enoste erit nm 1
llbr 5riib. 3unddit ipurbsn bic aIl'
oemeinen 0eoanten, bic Der 4ntipcrt
an DeutIdIonb Jusrunbe 3u lsssn
ipGrsn, beIproden. gsgsn Uliiiers
ndtf tpurbe Elm Rebaf.ionsfommiiies
g.lr1bIt, bas ben 9tuftrng erbielt, i'm
9lustpdrtisen 4mt ben WortIaut bee
2(ntport 81 eniperfen. Die 9errei,
an ibrer Gpibe Serr be 8rocauepills.
irdfen i'm glusipGrtisen 2lmt Baron BE-
Gdffier nod on, Der ieinM Gntiuurf
bereils feriie battle. Der Generalbis
rstior Der pcliiiihen abtheiluna bats
te rhine su fpiiIsn, iposii man iI9 I'm
Miniiferiilm snii6eiben fpiirbe, ges
nan bas sei9rieben, tpds manDeuif6s
lamb gu aniiporisn aebadie. gs ipurs
ben nur penias S1be BON BEN RE
battionsiommitt,e ssGnb.rt. @dbreho
ii6 biefe Mrbsit i'm a2 llbr Morgens
noIlsoa, traf Der beuti9e GefaHbis i'm
slusipGrtissn 2(mt Elm unb berlanste
ben Baron bon ber Glft 5u iprehen.
Der @eneralfetretdr bsgab iif in isin
Rdbineti, um bort Serrn b. 8slotps
Salssfe su empfaugen. Dem btut.
iden Geianbtsn icnnie uurn0giih bic
adlie sniseben. NIT Der ibn 6err ban
Der Giit entssaeutrat. Cine bulbe
Siunbe ipd!er fuurbe Der Gntpurf Der
an.ppri an Osuif3lanb I'm pdIais
bonn WiHiterratb unb BEN RSnis gee
nebnigt. III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

CT Elm niidterner Mann mar unb ntss
mails auber 3eit einsn SdHdps trant.
gr lieB bic Nutter aus bem Waroz
idranf sinsn sreBen iteinernsn 8ras
bsrporboIen, aus ipeIfem lie elm Welits
alas nit Dem feIbit bereitstsn Harlem
Sranntpsin fiiIlte. Mit elmer ralteH
9epeguns nubm er es on ii9 uilo
leerte es in einern 3use.
.gs 1T eissntIid nidt bas rl4ttss,
isinen Ierser nit 9ranntpsin tinipsJ
gu ipiilen," faste er in perorieBli4sm
Zone. .Das bat nod niemals gut
setban. Sbr biirftet MID niht oaja
perlsiten, Woeber."
Die lebten Dpxte foItsn in stitein
ider5enben 9on sefproden fein. ipars1
es aber teinssipess, OieImsbr slauoie
5entie z@nna M6e einen itarten Wors
lpurf oarin gu srtennsn.
,S6 mein's gut, Serb" iagie ile
etipas 5Ogernb, als beiinne lie fi6 nod
auf ibre Worts. .0u ipeibt, i9 bin
aud ni9t bafiir. Gerger binab gu ipi'
len, aber Ou iiebft ible9t unb per'
briebIi3 aus. Das TT ni6t has Rid
tige, bamit fommt man nidt fort IN
Der @slt. Mlan muB nur aueripegen
ben aopf bod baIten. bann sebfs
I6on. Gs 1T nidts 10 i6Iimm als ss
ausiiebt, lpenn mans beim rehisH
gnbe anfabt. Du Grssrit Did iiber
Glstes Getbue."
sd fpeib ni9t, mas Sbr bomit ias
gen fpollt, Moeber," entgesnete Der
Bauer, osm ni9ts ferner lag. ala MI:
tsr glutter iiber feline Satin gu ipres
den. ,Sbr beibe iommt niht nit eirs
amber aug, bas ieS i'd i6Ou, unb pom
Reben tpirb's aud ni5t befier. Gs 1T
ni9t gu dnbern, iino bos briidt MID.
Der lisbe Ssrrsott mag mir pergebsn.
ipenn id unredt tbue, ober i'd Tam
ni9t in allen 9ingen auf Gurer Settle
itebsn."
.Gs 1T bod niat meine S4alo,
Serb, bab mir nidt uustommen.
.Sa, es 1T aud Cure S6ulb. fpeir,
i'd aud nidt bertenn., baB eIste es
an bem iduIbisen Rsip.,t feblsn Idbt.
Sbr ma6t Il. nur fdIimmer.'
.Nber lpds tbue i6 osru2"
Gerbarb Sudte nit ben 2l4ielH. gr
bdtie auf pieie 5rage tsine glnttport
eeben ionuen.
Serb, 0u biIt mein ein5iger, :
fubr Gsntjss9lnna NDe nit bepester
Stimms fort, runb 10 lanse i6 bdss
benten i0nnen, CAB es fir mid feline
anbere Gorge, als bob es Dir gut gee
ben m0ss. On ipeiBt, i9 bub nidt
germ in Define Seirnt eepiIligt, aber
id bab's bod sstbdn, neil i9 fpubt.,
bab Oh our9iebteit, pas Du Dir
oorssnommsn; i4 badte aber ou6,
bab ss ni6t iftper ipsrben m0die, ein
70 iunses Widt gu sie9su, bab es bas
GIiid, mas 9u ibr getuaht, bantbdr
annebmen unb iid ertenutli9 IN bds
neue 2ebtn fdidsn tDiirbe. 9u IiebIt
ia. ipie's gsbt, unb mir fommfs Dor,
aIs foIte ss nod idIimmer iperben.
Utan traut ii9 taum nod, ibr EN-
Dort gu fassn, fis bat sIeia Elm 5fpeis
tes baseseu. uub iuenn's bas nod
allein pdr.l 2fber mas iou man 5u
alien benien2 sic tbut serabs, ala
OBJ iie ni6t gu uns seborie unb mir
aineen iie nidts on, Wan mubte ii6
i9dmen, ou5uiibsn unb ben Wtunb
auf5ureibsn, ipGbrenb fie nit bem9ras
fen bon bem Snt.I 5einrid rebets1.
(JOrtiesuns foIst.)
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: enOrms @tsu.rperun.

- Gnorme Gteutrperuns
treuuHgen. Sn iiblidsr Weiie
|tit es burh einsn 3ufaa sur asnnts
nib Der gunbesbeh5rosn s.iommen.
bab bieTige tleine 5abatfabrifanten,
sumeiit StaIisner. ii9 bur4 St.uer'
binterai.bunsen felt Sdbren berei4ert
baben. glatiirIith tonnisn iie ben Bee
irys nidt obne Miipifen BON Stsusrs
bsamtsn bur4fiibren, tpeIde ibreu ans
tbeil an BEN unebrliden 0eiptnn ers
bi.lien. gfIs Grgebnib Der anssftens
ten llnteriu6uns follen gnilagen gee
gen bic unseireuen geamtsn erbobsn
ipsrben. nahbem alIein In Rem Dprf
etfpa 90 9abaifabriianien ipessH
Surdfte6ersisn in glntlage5nitanb
psrisbi iporben finb, fpeIde Der Buns
bsstaifs ansebIi4 sessn s20.00o.000
snt3ceen baben. Wis perldutei. greift
bic llnterluhuns na9 philabelpbia,
piitsburg unb anb.rsn StGbtsn iibsr.
unb sJdlIs, in benen bic 9siriisereisn
duf fiinf5ebn Sabre suriidbaiirsn, 6nb
angebIid bur4ous ni6t fslten.
III obltbdtiee rbtit.rs
8srfi9erung. Die iegensrei1e
Wiriuns Der am l. Suli 1914 i'm
Staate Rem yort in araft setrstenen
Gsisbsebuns, pelde mad bsliiifem
Wulier Sneuitrisarbeitsrn fur i'm
9i,nii srIitisne llnf6as Gntf91bisung
gspGhri, ipirb In BEN jebt tr iaienss
nsn Sabresberi9t tes Stantsiommiis
iirs, @m. 6. arb,r, ndbsr bsIsuds
let. Snnsrbalb BON Is Monoisn iiub
band9 337, 900 inbuItriens unfdae
bei Der aommiIfion auesmslbtt tpors
ben, unb in 56.374 5Glisn iparn bi:
bettsffenben Qrbeiter gu slpsi 9rittsln
ibres 2obneg ipGbrenb mehr als 5ipei
WO6sn 2lrbsiisunfG6igtsit bsretiigt.
5iir bic sriien 5ipsi Wofen fpirb bon
benz gefebe isine gnti1dbisung,
auBer Gr5tliter Siilfe, sstpdbrt. Gon
Der @tIammisabl Der llnfGlIe botten
PA t0btlifs Golssn; in 81 qrostnt
Der EpDssfdls mar fir SinierbIisbsne
Gorge gu iragen. sSebe Wiiiipe srs
hili tpGbrenb ihrer aebens3sit. benz
@eiebs sfnidb, 80 prosent bes Mos
hsHlDtnts ihres gdtien, anger im
Gaa ibrsr @isbsrpsrbsiratbung, ,pdbs
rsnS bic ainber Biz gum 18. asbens.
jabre 10 pro5ent bss Wo9enlobnes
Der beruusIiidien @aisrs sr6aIttn.
Sinb beibe Glttrn esitorben. 10 III jss
b.s hr ainbtr gu 15 prossnt bsrehs
iist. Sn 8 g.rD5ent Der 9obegfille
lparen bic aussb5rigsn bes beriingliid,
ten @rbeiiers I'm Mustanb ssboren.
Nus sinsm BUD iiber Wldirobioiif:,
.gern mSdien Diele ibr 2eben perIdn.
germ - am Iiebiisn init isntu M2itseIn.
6fs a bsrfffrasu
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Die Rebuttto n.

UIe We pG ITO II.
Sm probIem Der 8lbnenbaritellung
bes .Gduit- nimmt bic Jraee, in fpsls
der Qrt unb Qusbebnung bi. Muiit
berauseSossn iperben ioq, sinen breis
ten Raum Elm. Die Sirapeiie Gostbes
seben nur in ipenigen GdlIsn Rlarbeii
iiber feline abii9ten. Gin .rei3snbss,
rein mslobii6es SaitenipisI" berlangt
CT fir gupborions 4uftreien, ipdter
bur9pes .Ooaitimmiss Wuiit". Cine
gemertuns gu geginn bes sipeiten
9beiles Idbi Dermuiben, bab er bei ben
9eiiteritropben Der arielssS3ens an
cine Mil6una bon Gboren unb Solos
itimmen ba9te. GinmaI, i'm Saaus
fpiel DOR bem Sdifer, i9reibt er einen
Recommendation Dor. .&risgstumuIt
i'm Sr9eiter, 5ulebt iiberesbenb in
militGrii8sbsitere Weiien4 bilbst bic
ueberl.itilns bonn SdladtfsIb gum
aaiieroelt. Cont f6nnen mir nur aus
Der Di4tuns ielbif beraussuTeTen Der.
1uhen, mo er bds 9in5utreten oes
muiitalfT9en glementes als notbipeus
big empfanb. ginige 4ufi6liife gibt
allerbinss Gdermdnn. Gebsn biefs
Qeuberunsen au9 seine beitimmten
anbaltspunti., 70 seisen fis bod, bab
@Dstbe Der Wuiit i'm nJauit" cine
ipi6tiss 2tufsabe autpies, bersn Gr.
fiinung ii9 nod gu Gpsi6es aeb5eiten
Jiirit Rab5iipia angtIesen isin lieb.
@oetbe bolf ibm babel. CT biGtete eis
nen SdluB9or, Der ben eriten Sbetl
in dbnIider Deiis absef6ioiien baben
mag. ipie bsute bic Oper gounObs
austIinst, unb fiigts fogar einiss gers
ie ein, bic oon Gduit unb Gretden ge>
iungen tpurben. Ddulals iparen, ntdt
gum Sdaoen Der giibnentunit, bic
Gdher BON S9auipielsr unb SdHger
ui9t 70 frense setretnt ipie 3tuts, rno
ipit :4Sruisn -ins oisits Duet imusss
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yDsrna6fdffiee g6.mamr

~ er n a DID | tge y g5em n n.
rMein Mann lit bod 70 i9rsdlth
Ena9lGifig! Smmerfort Dsrliert er
|-bte &nDpfe". r9fber Dielleidt finb iie
|mi9t gut angenGbt?" rDas 1T es
ia serabe: sr nd4t iis immss 70 na@s
|gaiIis anI'
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yJauk", Elm MfelObram.
Bon JeIig p. Deinsortm.r.

Cine giibnsneinridtuns unb
Wlufit @einsartners gu Goetbes
rJduft" 1T tiir5li9 i'm Srud er,
f9inen. Weinsartner bat i'm
gld4ftebenben bic @ebantsn iti3s
siri, bic Jpn bel feiner glrbeit &c,
Ieitet baben.
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Mus sinsm Bud !ibsr Mairobioiii:s
.Gern mSdien DieIs ibr 2eben ptrIdn.
germ - am Hebitsn init isntn Iitteln.
Sis1 1s-nsztilrasu.s,
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WOrtIeBnns foIgt.)
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
JOKE over PIC
ENDS IN DEATH

Slain while carrying out a boast
that he would steal pig belonging
to a friend, Dan Watson. 30 years
old OF No 426 Anthon-st.. is in the
county morgue. the victim OF 4 prac.
tical Joke.
August Kanehl 81 years old, OF
No 26 LaVndale-ave., was awak-
ened at $50 o'clock, Thursday
morning, by noise in his back
yard He took a shotgun. and,
creeping into the yard. saw dark
form near the poultry house ad-
joining the barn. As the man made
what he Thought was move for hts
hip pocket, Kanehl fred
After the shooting Kanehl volun-
tarily went TO the Scotten-ave. po-
lice station and surrendered He
did not know that the man he shot
was Watson until he viewed the
body in the county morgue
Konehl made a detailed state.
ment Of the shooting 10 Assistant
Prosecutor Robert T. Speed, Thurs
day morning IN which he declared
that he had shot in selfdefeuse.
fearing that his victim was about
20 pull a gun
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. sept 2s-Close' with
the Entente Allies making proEro5s
nd other things happening unfaV-
oruble 60 Germany, the wheat mar
and lower prices The feeling IN tho
trade wa. very bearish, but there
was enough early buying 90 turn
prices in an upward direction soon
crop news from Europe was bull
ish and political news bcarish. Wealth
er r. bad for handling wheat, ana
new crop grain is not moving freely.
Recently there has been an increase
In receipts Of foreign grain. and this,
together with weaker markets In
America. caused a decline Tho Ar
Feutine news was hearish. Dealers
here expected foreigners would be
extensive sellers az the opening. but
this proved incorrect. and prices ad-
yanCed The action or Greece mas
been expected for weeks ana is PROB
ably well discounted already.
In the home situation there II NOT
much change. Farmers In tho south
west are liberal sellers, Hs shown by
Increased receipts NJ Kansas city and
demand ls less pressing. The north
western mills are good buyers but
cash buying "a not so brisk az u was
a few days ago. In the Detroit mar
ket local miliers are buying every day
and demand FOR -four ia good
Foreign buyers were In the mar
ket and the tone was strong all dav
following an easy opening. A. the
finish cash and December We're &c
higher and May lc higher than Wed
uesdsy's close.
corn advanced lc, and cloverseed
declined l0c.
Thursday's wheat quotations
No 2 red sl58. December opened
with drop u ~ az S5G. and ad-
vancrd 10 Sl5sL May opened az
81 60. advanced o. 81 e2. and closed
~ tiG1ie. 40 ! white. .Sl.5l
Corn-Cash 40 3. SSlsc' 30. yellow
goc. 40 I yellow. SSn sac
oats standard Sic, No. 3 white,
soc. No white, 4ec.'
Rye-Cash SO. 2, 81 %.
Immediate and prompt
shipment, 81 90. October 81 Is
Seeds-pri spot and October red
clover. 50 80. alsike. 1913, timothy.
$3.50. alfalfa. ito3ll
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Thursday included 0oo hhl- % Nour
( cars or wheat. or corn : or oats
of rye ana = Of hay Shipments
were 1000 hhls ~ -four 5000 I'm %
wheat 2coo bu ~ corn. 5000 hu OF
oats. and 1000 bu of rye stocks are
AZ. .ooo hu ~ wheat $1,000 hu =
corn. assoc bu of oats. and 21.ooN
hu of rye
Receipts ~ wheat Thursday nu-
mth b92 cars. aga'nCt $40 year
ago Minneapolis III cars, against
sos. WINNIPEG. Feb cars against T.
g1q Chicago. 1o2. sgainRt is7 south
west 342 600 hu, against 212 0o0 hu.
Primary wheat receipts We're ?
o77 ooo hu. against ASST 900 bu year
ago
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
WHEAT TAKES
UPWARD TURN
'Orn Goes Slightly Higher
Owing to UnfavOrable
Weather

CHICAGO, Sept % Wheat took
a sudden turn upward Thursday
OF more than TWO points. due ,o
The heavy buying OF exporters and
tc reports OF untayora1.p weather
In Argentine The entrance OF
Greece into the war on the side OF
The Allies received little attention
as the country was believed 90 be
to near a revolution that n can af-
feet the progress Of the war but
little September WAS up 21-4 az
81 II, December up 2 az 1874 IA,
and May up Ia az l54l4.
corn was slightly higher, owing
20 unfavorable weather over the
corn belt. September going UP 3-4c
AZ So Ste, December up l.2c at
7a 5.Sc, and Nav up 3.8c ar 70 3-4c
oats We're fairly active al slight
iy higher levels September was up
3Sc at 40 l-8c, December up lac
At ~ $50, aud May up 3-Sc at
81 l-2c
Provisions were slightly lower