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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
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5sht3uiaqe tritbt bos asorudte Dort
Biz mutigt Eat bss giufsIs bar 5HriiiH
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10

9itesti, bic dnOtrt bon gutdreit aus
ben linten 6Iiigst Der Donauarmee,
Den redten ioDten bic Ruftn in
SAaa baltsn. Gliidte IS, 10 tonHte
man ih bdnn Ron glorotn uno Siib:n
Der dtgen bic @riippe 9iibnt tuenosn
uno Oieie 10 spiI9tn 5tp,i 5tuer brins
gen.
Madtnien Itdub, ais Bic 4bfihttn bes
5sinots ertdnut uno btlannt purpen,
In ihpsrem @tftht. 8tHtraI b, GdIs
tsnbdnn mar niht eintn 4ugtnblid I'm
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aiibne mur6e auseinanbergt5ogtH. Sbr
linier 6lii9el fiel Der @wppt pom gis
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idiusnIte unttr btrlonlider 5u9runs
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genoM aumdnen Gin.
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ben dnihlieBennsn gefedteH 1itlen i6res
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ir bic 6Gnhe. ltno an 6. 8tBtm6.r
IL lihr mittdss Ttanbtn Steitintr Ores
nooiert bor Rem fpnigIinm GnloB in
8utarGIt auf Waht. sic iuartn Die
triteu, bic in bic Stabt dngsbruneen
rD1rtn. limb geb0rtea 5aE 8. Qrmee.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
oSnslanos sr0Bte Sorge.
Son 6. geriius, aupitdn sur Gee a. ..

britdunisns brtden ionnen. Wir lorgCn
ms uo@ ntd)t oarulu, mas ndd Dem
&riege sei6ieht. SuuItou mar Elm cfrs
li9er Mabutr. Die engIiIhe qrsIie teIlte
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ni9t. 60 fdrteb bic sDdilb WtdiI" an
20, Sanudr; oMtnn bic gs6rcbung uri
itres eanbels purG bic 0entIhen
us9pote ipirtlih bebentli9er tperota
iolte, 70 fonnen mir obne iebs 6dipits
yigitit Der @efabr bsasgnen. Wir brdas
den nur einige Observation-Disclosures an
bic be6robteu guntte tuiltnbeu. Gle
luerbsn ben bsutI9en Il 9ooteH raid
ben @araus MAIDEN" Mie niemanctm
perbor1en bleibcn ionnte, bat Iidj Ods
pon bsr r9dilb Wlail" em~pfobltne Wtts
lei nibt bepd9rt, Sulbsrte bon 1ors
peopbooten unb 5unoettc bon Waas
fabr5tustn oler qrt benii6en Iid Bers
eebIi4, bic gbeuti9t llsgootsp ei" ST
pertil9su. DAB OsutIdt lls9pote BON
Gimmcr mloe iperbtnbtm Sdtigttitsa
orang 6tieelt inb, bas Isbrt Elm Bid
auf Die dmtlih per0ffeHtlidten 3eIuls
tate ihrtr 4tbstt. 81 8eeinn ots
us9pots Sanbtlstrtegts Idnttten bic 19ifs
fern Der DcrisnIttn fcinolidtn Sonndgc:
1915. Sanrat - 1900 SonneH, ST.
bruar - 1900 9pnnen, Mldrs
S30C0 3Onntr, april - $1,000 Sons
nen. Man - $1,000 2onntn, SUM
* $4,000 SOnnen, Suli - 77,O 9ons
nen litr. 1916 itiestn bic 3iffern CO.
f1pinb. SIN Sanuar nnb Gtbruar
tpurbsu 23S,000 IOnnen, i'm Wldrs nno
aprit $4,000 2onnsn nu0 70 iptittr
p~erientt. SIM Geptember alto IN
einem Monat - bttb es in Der mel
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nit 10000 9onnen4 unb i'm Sttpber
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nan auf ndht5u cine babe Wilicn -
408500 Sonnen - unb Die 3essm6ers
beuie lpiro bofftntii1 GbnIi6 ~ausfalen.
Die eHeliide ariegsflotte iiebt it4
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Dslsflotte esgsniiber Gisber 3ienlt4
madiIos. SIRE llnlsrieebpote f0natn
benz 5einb niht gIeitlss NIT gIet6em
per9siten. Die aaufTabrttiI4iffdhrt Der
WitteImddtt 1T felt ariegsdusbrl@
bon ben @tItenmstren perIdlpunoen.
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80 ii6 iotde nod finbtn, lptt in ber
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rufiife us8oots Ddfft. glir baden uns
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hem abgefhIofImitiR Rom Dettpirts
iddftsmarlt iia ergsbtnben Radlrile All
iibtripinbcn. Wir btgtn bic Grtportnna,
baB uHIert 8sguer, lDfnn bic pirtldafts
ltde GbibnIrung eff btritdttere 7ors
men dHnimmt, iid nift in Qlcibem
Wldbe tpie bic Mittslmdhie Der bsrdns
berten Situation ssgtnaber abfinbtn
tonncn. IS fpielt iih olio tiH Detts
rtnnfn nit Dem 3iel btr fuirtfddflIden
9ahmltgung ab. 9eutt berbiint mod bic
Submit, iusr bic before 2ungt in oitIem
mettrerntn bthdIttn pirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
gOm SerOmarldiaG @pama.

Der ioe6sB btrftorbene Shirt unb
GaOmarTdat Sbama Spao, MiigIitb
bts ob,rFen Ariegsratts uno bes Sers
rsnbauIts dsit 1884 @raf, felt 1895
Marquis uno felt 1907 Garff) lift 1912
in Gutfuma aIs Qtffe jsnts grobtn
Saigo ge6oren, ben sr In Der aufitan6gs
8eit bon 1877 beftia betdmpfte. 1860
puroe CT mad europa 81 militdriIben
Gtuoitn entIanbs uno madte in bet
prsubiidtn 4rmet ben btntid frun30fis
fdsn GsIb3ug ala atia6e NIT un6 bic
9dagsrm9 Don paris. Rad Teiner
aiidtsbr madte Ct raid aGrriere NIB
iDuroe fnpn 1881 OtHerdl. RAD ahrs
maliger aeiie mad europa, insbeIonbert
nd9 6rnntrtid urb Der Sdluei3, purbe
tr II. a. aud etimal 8i5esaritasminis
iter unb apmmnnbant Der 6aupitdet
Colo. 1880 putot az arieqsminifier
un6 baIb odrnaF Gbtf bts generoIitdbss.
ct 5og fi1 MN cine Gaar ianger Diff
5iere beraH unb bcgdnn init Der Meorgds
n%iIdtipn unb 8eformiernng Der jopdnis
f6sn 4rinse in europdtffgm SiEne.
USELESS giHg CT sum briltenmdl In
offi5ifaet Wiiifion mad europa. BAD
ftinfr aiidtehr purbe ct pieoeram
atiegsminifer, mar dber aud poriibers
gsheno Marinss un0 Observation-Disclosures.
SIM 6iBeFfdjdpdnilden strieg tgale
mnnoierte CT bic 5ipsite Qrmee ki BORT
4rtbur aub Bsibaipei. 1893 ipnr6e II
gum 0slomarlddQ erndnnt unb feBie
feline aeformtdtialsit fcrt Biz sum inpas
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madte. Gr mar btr 6ouptiubrer Der
Sapautr I'm gan5sn Grisgs nsben BEN
beritorbsnsH General aobuma. or
ipurbe NIT 6en bo6itn Erben ausaes
8tihntt, nod Der Riidithr ins 5srrens
baus uub In ben bohiisn arisggrdt be
rafsn unb ipitlts ttoB itiRts b0hsn aIs
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Sapan uab nohm aIs folder dttib an
ben innsrpsIitiifm @irrtR bar hsisg
satrt i'm SiRht tiatr geriiargnna ssg
Acknowledging tstl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-10
9ir. -toh, WHru6sro ala Grim

lie Stabt 9iuberg ale Gr6in.
DIR btrhorbeHt GbrtHbiirgtr giiirHkrss
g,beimtr aommer5itnrat 9uOwis bon
@GrHerob ptrmaftt Der Stnbt ftiHs
psrtpone 9iIbersaltrit un0 istis 5000
Nnrl fir esmtiuniibiet 4Hralisn Gus;
aus 0aFibarltif trrihttit bic Giaoi Dem
8eripfnata tiH Gsrtnamb.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
NORTH BENNINGTON

l.. NJ. LOOMS is confined to the house
by illness.
Mrs. Josephine Brundage is in Kin
derhook
Harrie c. White is in New York city
on business.
Miss Marjory Morse is quite sick
with the measles.
Miss Ruth LoCmis returned to Dial
ton, Mass, Sunday.
Elliot Worthington is recovering
slowly from long severe illness.
Mrs. Il. G. Farnham returned Mon
day to her home in West Arlington.
Mrs. Spaulding of New Rochelle, N
Y. is the guest CT her daughter, Mrs
Ray White
The. Senior sPathfnders will meet
with Miss Lillian Madison Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
There will be a private dance in
Bank hall Friday evening, April goth.
All who have attended the other three
dances held before Lent, are cordially
invited Donnelly's orchestra will
furnish music
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
this STOPS HAIR
FROM FALLING OUT

Ever count the dead hairs in your
comb and brush? They are natures
warning of future badness and proof
that the dangerous dandruff germ is
busy on your scalp.
DR.. Sangerbund, the famous Paris
specialist, first discovered that dand-
ruff and falling hair are caused by a
microbe. Then came the discovery of
the value of the real Partisan Sage
(liquid form in destroying the dand-
ruff germ and promptly preventing
the further loss of hair. The effect of
only three days use of Partisan Sage
is simply marvellous, and the American
people have now awakened to the fact
that they can be quickly rid of dand-
ruff and save their hair by using Paris
ian Sage.
Partisan Sage is sold by William l..
Gokay and good druggists everywhere.
It's inexpensive, daintily perfumed.
free from sickness, and will surely
cause hair to grow soft, lustrous and
really seem twice as abundant.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
The WAY 70 Bake seana.

To make baked beans soak one and
one-half pnts of small white beans
ing drain ana parboil, but not enough
To crush the beans. Place in the bot.
tom of a bean pot several slices of ba-
about half the beans, over which sprin-
kle salt heaping spoonful of brown
sugar or New Orleans molasses, then
more slices Of the bacon. over this
place the rest of the beans, with the
salt. sugar or molasses and bacon on
top Cover with soft water aud bake
at least eight hours, lhouch they are
better il baked all day Add soft wa
ter ms needed
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
Tho Great unanev,crsa.

Lloyd George has through ,ut hi:
whole career shown an extraordinary
aversion TO letter writing, according t
Isaac +. Marcosson in Everybody $
He became known III parliament
says Mr.. Marcosson, as the great un.
answered. lie used 10 say, and still
does, that an unanswered letter an
swers itself in time. This led to the
tradition that the only way to get q
written reply out Of Lloyd George was
to ipclosc two addressed and stamped
cards, one bearing the word Yes and
ever, when friends and constituents
tried this ruse they got both cards back
ia the same envelope.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
DluegiAt Knows
A Good Medicine

! began to sell Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root soon after it was put on the
market and | have never heard a sin
gle customer who used it complain re-
garding the results obtained. | have
taken Swamp-Root myself and | am
always pleased to recommend it be-
cause l believe it to be a very good
medicine. Very truly yours,
G.. NJ. MILLER. Druggist.
May 9, 1916 Bethel, Vermont
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
Animal Doctors In China.

Because of the fondncss Of the Chi
nese for animals the veterinary sur
geon forms class 10y himself He
treats horses, mules, donkeys, camels
cattle. dogs, cats, birds and goldfish
He has four principal prescriptions.
each consisting of about dozen diff
ferent drugs and each eiiicacious ac-
corling to the season of the year Alb
scesses are puncturcd with steel nee
dies, OF which he has various forms.
Dried lizards are good for horses suf-
fering from pulmonary troubles. In
giving medicines to Il horse a special
bit is used, by means of which the an
imal is tied up, and the connection is
poured into tue mouth with an OK
horn fashioned into ladle Exchange.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
SHAFTS4URY
Eugene Damon is seriously ill

Eugene Damon is seriously i'll.
Horace Hulett is slowly recovering
from his recent illness.
J. w Bowen of East Arlington
called on friends in town recently.
A son was born Friday, April l3 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Montgomery.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet in
the parlor of the NJ. +. church Friday
afternoon Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Whitman OF
North Bennington spent Sunday at the
home of MIR Whitman's parents.
Mrs. Anna Moon of Williamstown
is spending few days at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. Emeline Damon.
Miss Elizabeth Cutler, no has been
spending her vacation with her sister,
Mrs, Bernie Twitchell, has returned
to Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
Letter to
Or. kiImer G. Co.,

Or. kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, NJ. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root VIII Do
For You.
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y, for sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive booklet of valuable
information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing, be sure
and mention the Bennington Evening
Banner. Regular ffty-cent and one
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village roI<
Briefly for Busy Readers

The Y NJ. c. A. basketball team will
play the high school Thursday even
ing at the Y. NJ c. A.
Misses Mary j., and Bridget Il. Gren
nan, Dr. r. e. Grennan, Miss Lille
Guiltinan and Frank p. Nolan have
gone to Schenectady TO attend the
funeral of the. late Christopher Wheel
er.
August William Christian Himstedt,
and Gertrude Helena Flora Drasdo.
both of Bennington, were united in
marriage Saturday April IA, at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. p. L.
Dow.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
His Idea of a Miracle.

"You say there are no miracles now
adays?
Il do, most emphatically."
what. for instance. would yon con
slider miracle"
IF man should make a fortune IN
New York and then go to Chicago OF
TO Pittsburgh to spend it should con
slider that a miracle Brooklyn Cit
zen
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
Natural LONGING.

However old. humble, plain, desolate,
afflicted we may be. so long as Our
hearts preserve the feebest spark of
life they preserve also, shiyering near
that pale ember. starved. ghostly
longing for appreciation and affection
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17

married.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17

When a woman hasn't anything else
to worry about she worries because
she feels sure her husband would
marry again if she should happen to
tie.-Detroit Free Press.
The Springfield rifle has more than
100 parts, and it requires more than
1,4O0 distinct factory operations to pro
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
The Servant Problem.

"What has been the greatest dis
Guilty with which you have had to con
tend, Mrs. Kinder, in your struggle
with the servant girl problem?'
Preventing the good ones getting
married.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
As atIome. Sweet Home Is sunq.

She had voice Ike It siren. and
when she sang Mid play sures, sand
pilates. tho heain d roaliie, lie IL ayetse
Oh hun bull, there snow play sly
comb, and so ON to the conclusion,
there wasn't dry eye in the room
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
Unhelief.

"And why are you in PRISON."
I'm the victim of linbelief, ma 'am.H
ftunlIelief?'l ftreEs
ayes, lnaam. l couldn't convince the
jury that | was telling the truth. -
DetrOit Free Press.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-17
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J. HOW TO MAKE YOUR :
: OWN HOTBEDS AND =
i COLD FRAMES. = What's the J.
!. difference? That Is what the !.
+ amateur wishes to know. It's 4
: all III the foundation, dear anna \
= teur. by the way let US digress =
J. and discuss that word anna +
!. teur," which is a French word, X
: meaning, "one who loves" Let =
= us all think of It in It's general !.
+ sense when we speak OF anna =
J. teur gardeners. we who love =
i flowers and gardens and work =
+ in them, not because we must, i.
!. but that it Is our happiness to i.
!. do so. You see that our Eng =
= fish meaning of amateur, "a be- =
!. ginner, or dabbler," is simply =
: degeneration of the word. Ap- i.
:. ply it. to painting. to music. to ..
!. gardening 10 what you willis =
!. it not more true and delightful -
!. in its first meaning? :.
+ A frame or box of wood Gov !.
: cred with glass is q cold frame =.
: il keeps out the cold 1t is +
!. usually set right on the ground, +
!. or it may have IL wooden bot =
:. tom: the little ones sold for in =
:. door use have. :
+ Now, when "A frame Is set over =
!. bed OF manure, then il is a :.
= hotbed: the animal heat. the =
i chemical properties of the ma :.
I. nure, hasten plant growth. Do !.
= you see? You would not want a =
!. hotbed in your living room; You !.
!. may use cold frame, known =
!. as house frame. They cost =.
\ $3.50 and are l. by 1G inches. =
!. If you grow mushrooms in a =
i shed or cellar You would make :
]. hotbed OF fresh manure on a !.
!. table or bench. !.
+ Out in the garden right now !.
: you may have either n hotbed or !.
= Il cold frame with violets ana X
i. pansieS, giving you their early +
!. sweetness for the table because !.
i. Of this protection and forcing. :.
j. On warm days the glass is raised j.
!. little propped open with <
!. brick perhaps, to admit air. At Z
= night the frame is closed. and +
!. sometimes pads or blankets are =
+ laid over the glass for further =
:. protection in very cold weather. :.
( =
: = J! I. i. = :. :. !. = :. = = = ). :. y +
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
STOCK MARKET
IS UNSETTLED
War Rumors Force Public
Out Of Wall-st.
Trading

NEW YORK. Feb. THE New
YORK EvenInx sun financial review
today says.
~Today's stock market was ain os'
wholly professional ahair 80
many disturbing rumors have been
gfoat thruout the financial district
flnce President Wilson decided 10
break diplomatic relations With Ger
many that outsiders have been
frightened back into the ranSs of
fptre Observers.
There VAS considerable unsei tie
mcnt In the nrst hour With prices
ieaning toward the downward side.
business was only moderately ac-
i've. Toward midday however. there
vas a good deal Of scattered opyinE
of the war stocks.
"All the Steel and Copper stocks
likewise made good showing.
United states Steel moving forward
point or SO. In the early afternoon
trading died down and the indns'
trial and railroad lists alike lagsed
~rhe whole market seemed 10 -
iaarking time awaiting what might
deyeloD from the rather vigorous
prosecution of the German program
af submarine sinkjngs.
There we're numerous nuctua.
,ions in the industrial list. but prices
With few exceptions were point or
Two below TUESDAY with trading
sluggish
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Feb. Wheat was
sensitive and nervous today. traders
showing little disposition 20 lead on
th, opening trade was moderate but
later the market broke on heavy
selling Nav wheat opened UP -
later declined l IS 20 LIE Is July
opened down IA and remained IN
changed az i.4T i-e september open
I'd down -. later gaining 20
l.11l-4
Corn was very slow. rejecting the
Weakness wheat May opened un.
changed and remained that way
standing n 0i. July opened Gown
-. later gaining Ia 20 SO -
Oats started unchanged bat eased
cn slightly NAV losing Is and July
3 sininc Is Nay stood az "a i-s and
Juis Al So IS al noon
Provisions were steady. shou Ing
lariaficns ~ scarcely cent all
nCrn.u-
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
NEW youn paoDucE

NEW YORK. Feb. ..-FIour.
Quiet. strong. Pork Firm. mess
tss9 $3.50. Lard steady. niddi@.
wes; spot. iieg0Gis suEar
Raw. arm. centrifugal ss-test 1850
4fST, muscovado Ss-tesf. ssss4
4la rsnnsd nrmi cut loaf 800.
ulsted. ts.s5dsso. CoNe. MO No
on spot Ice Tallow STEADY
special. liAc; city. lie countrr.
IfhcQ1i&c. Hay. Firni No.
fipi 10. No. ,, T50soc. clover, $50
tfi4c. Dressed poultry Firm
Turkeys. 2o413c. chickena. iknfar.
fowls t71.fc. ducks. fNnssc fgpe
poultry: Firm. gcese. i1 fsc ducks
tSc. fowls. 1s02zi- turkeys. rst
roosterA Sc chicken. iroilfra. edA
~ 3fc. Cheese Firm. state mix
cou,mon TO specials .r.aaslc skins
common 10 special. isn4ic
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07

DETROIT pen. THE sAris tore
r u neat 49, 0+Uf and trading ratler
lrr nas a"f E4ra IN tnU
r.as - erausc general conditions
tus customers against taAing extern
<ltr FisSs
80 ,p.nna .. % any vaIue that at
tenPfs &C. aesl ~ith future operations
ut tHe -nst stf. aftc@s are inclined 90
follow th~ meas from day % day
stn@r than taSlng color from crop
~ expert conditions that ar expect
fI 81 Aav, fn1uent~ later Tns only
s.vtrr sa wntcn All appear 20 Azres
s.oa rlar nas grent ir
trti snL turns to SHAKE hands VITA
fr.srf Before tEsy let - thrrr -
loss in the deal A. rule sp--I-
.t'ar. Ar .nciined - az snnyta.ns
far uipr~ut u - available Desi ns
- SLOW and small lots are the rule.
o. sefne ra&~r comm ss'pn men are
asking n -oc margin and that th4ts
eai lot 0f the smaller dealers u
ti-e when commission houses
ere net working hard f0r business.
They d. not want rew customers srd
would Ike 70 have old ones tase
.cl day Tor fsN weeks
The market has little truuo,t re-
covering losses The belief - gen
-ral that AL grains have ar intrtrsic
vain. ggite ~qusl 20 the rrtrs they
are sslltns at it - an easy matter
% Hgurs out a scarcity % wheat NTH
rcrrsl receipts and /. normal export
rsev~-.n, AZ pres.rt thsre j. grur-
tiCAllY nothing doing ~ the fore. kn
trade and loaded Snips are afraid To-
leave port. but this condition g not
expected 20 last iong ss fcreigners
must soon nave The wheat or stErvs
There was no feature 10 the ~heat
market sxrsrt ueakues. and the
cfese Wa ~ A decline of ~ r. a.
. Tor old wnaat ana ~ FOR Tufv
corn and cats adyanc~d i.r and
esans &c. Ry- declined ic.
- -.lr d. fa,. wu.,. .Atira
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
DETROIT STOCKS
ARE INACTIVE

Local active issues were com
rletely out OF the market In the trad.
ing. "Wednesday morning. Transac.
lions were widely scattered and
sales were In small lots with very
little change in prices either way.
Michigan Copper a Brass. an un-
listed stock: Ford. OF Canada. I'D.
mund a Jones. Packard and several
ether stocks that lave been quiet
most n the time since the sctive
trading of December. were the only
ones that figured IN the morning q
sales.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
viii Pay dividend.

The Kelly Springfield Motor Truck
company. or Springfield. o.. much %
whose stock Is held by Detroltcrs.
Wednesday declared a dividend OF
two per cent on the preferred and
TWO per cent on tae common. each
payable Feb. 2s to stoc kholders OF
record Feb Is. The transfer books
viii not be closed.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-07
cuotatlors sv Paine. wsbosr 4 ca.
Fea Dprn Fkn Low Close
TOLEDO GRAIN

Cash. $751; MAY. 'Isat tuly
S. eet. Iuiy sIoii. Oats CAS-
- a MaY So. July ,si-c. Rvs
CsN q g. CIovsrs~eI r'ash and
rebruarr ffi- March 80 15 April
GT0.tH. oefohsr fat5 Aislse Frime
ISL! 60 March. 81 90. Timothy cab
$50 March. t1fs Butter: Brict
~rrnwsrv. fAc fub creamery. 49, r
rsss rrssh cantied &c. fancy %
te~fs t-- Hay t'nchAnE~d